Cape
/su/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (SU).Sundanese•1 meaning found
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Feeling tired or exhausted.
Synonyms & Variants
lelah
lelah
A state of physical or mental depletion due to excessive activity.
Synonym
letih
letih
Feeling powerless or sluggish due to physical exhaustion.
Synonym
lunglai
lunglai
Feeling very weak and powerless, often due to extreme fatigue or illness.
Register Variant
pegal
pegal
Aching or stiffness in muscles after excessive physical activity.
Register Variant
penat
penat
Feeling very tired, usually accompanied by dizziness or a heavy head.
Synonym
Usage Notes or Etymology
Very common in daily conversation.
Real-world Usage
Cape pisan sanggeus digawe sapoe.
Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.