Adiwarna
/id/
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Indonesian•1 meaning found
Adjective
A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
An adjective denoting something that possesses extraordinary beauty, very high quality, or “unparalleled” elegance.
indah
A more commonly used equivalent in daily communication.
elok
Carries a nuance of beauty that is more refined or classical.
bagus
General word to state good quality.
The word “adiwarna” originates from a combination of Sanskrit loanwords, specifically adi which means superior or great, and warna which in this context refers to appearance or quality. Historically, this term is frequently utilized in classical literature or narrative storytelling to describe beauty that is ideal or sublime. Its usage in modern Indonesian is generally restricted to literary contexts, art criticism, or formal prose intended to convey a profound aesthetic impression.
Karya seni lukis yang dipamerkan di galeri itu sungguh adiwarna.
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Definition: A term for a hole or depression in the ground or road surface caused by erosion, damage, or other natural factors. The term often refers to a damaged road condition that is potentially hazardous.
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