Gembrot
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A Javanese adjective referring to a body condition that is fat or large, synonymous with 'gendut' in Indonesian.
Synonyms & Variants
gemuk
gemuk
Having a large body with a high fat content.
Synonym
gendut
gendut
Having a large or protruding belly and body.
Register Variant
subur
subur
In the context of the body, it can mean fat or plump, often with a positive connotation.
Social Variant
tambun
tambun
An adjective describing a fat and stout body.
Synonym
Usage Notes or Etymology
The term 'gembrot' originates from Javanese Ngoko register used in informal conversations to describe someone with a large or fat body posture. This word can carry neutral to slightly crude connotations depending on context and intonation.
Real-world Usage
Awakmu kok gembrot tenan, kudu diet iki kowe! (Badanmu kok gendut banget, harus diet nih kamu!)
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