Bokap
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INDONESIAN•1 meaning found
Informal slang term referring to father or dad, formed from prokem language by inserting 'ok' into the word 'bapak'.
Derived from Jakarta prokem language that developed since the 1970s. The word is formed through phoneme insertion of 'ok' within 'bapak' to become 'b-ok-apak', abbreviated as 'bokap'. Commonly used in everyday conversation among teenagers and Indonesian internet communities, alongside variations such as 'nyokap' (mother), 'bonyok' (parents), and 'doku' (money).
Bokap lagi di rumah, nanti dia marah kalau lihat nilai rapor jelek.
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