Bondho
/jv/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (JV).Definition & Context
Bondho refers to capital, wealth, or provisions. This word is often used in the context of material possessions or resources one has.
Synonyms & Variants
aset
An economic resource owned by an individual or company with the expectation that it will provide future economic benefits.
bekal
Food or items brought from home to be consumed or used during travel, at school, or at the office.
harta
Anything of economic value, whether movable or immovable property, owned by an individual or entity.
kekayaan
The state of possessing much wealth or valuable assets; prosperity.
modal
Initial funds for a business.
Usage Notes or Etymology
The word 'bondho' originates from Javanese and etymologically relates to ownership concepts. Its most popular usage is in the phrase 'Bondho and Nekat' (Bonek), referring to Persebaya Surabaya football club supporters, symbolizing total dedication without considering material losses. It signifies 'resources' or 'capital' used to the fullest extent.
Real-world Usage
Urip iku ojo kakehan mikir bondho dunyo. (Hidup itu jangan terlalu banyak memikirkan harta duniawi.)
English Translation
Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.