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Ceunah

/su/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (SU).
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casualTone: casual. Indicates the emotional nuance or social context of the word.SundaneseTopic: Sundanese. The category or sphere of life where this word is used.sundaRegion: sunda. Specifies the geographical origin or local dialect area.
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Definition & Context

A Sundanese word meaning 'they say' or 'reportedly', used to convey information heard from others or circulating rumors.

Synonyms & Variants

jare

jare

The base form without suffix of `jarene`, meaning "word" or used as a direct quotation marker.

Dialect Variant
kabar angin

kabar angin

An idiom referring to information or news that is not necessarily true, often just a rumor.

Register Variant
katanya

katanya

Standard Indonesian form indicating information originates from another party.

Synonym
konon

konon

An adverb indicating something is based on hearsay or circulating reports.

Synonym
ujar

ujar

Short form of 'ujar orang' or 'ujar mereka', often used in informal contexts to refer to what others have said.

Register Variant

Usage Notes or Etymology

Derived from Sundanese, functioning as an evidential marker indicating that the information conveyed is not based on the speaker's direct experience but from other sources. Commonly used in daily Sundanese conversations to share news or rumors.

Real-world Usage

Ceunah mah Si Dedi teh geus kawin, euy. (Katanya sih Si Dedi sudah menikah, lho.)

English Translation
They say Dedi is already married, you know.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

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