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Jeblos

/jv/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (JV).
Javanese•1 meaning found
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casualTone: casual. Indicates the emotional nuance or social context of the word.JavaneseTopic: Javanese. The category or sphere of life where this word is used.jawaRegion: jawa. Specifies the geographical origin or local dialect area.
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Definition & Context

Verb

Verb

A word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence.

A verb meaning to “stumble” or “fall” into a hole, crevice, or a lower place accidentally.

Synonyms & Variants

terperosok

terperosok

Standard equivalent in Indonesian.

synonym
kejeglong

kejeglong

Javanese dialect variant for specific contexts.

synonym
terjerumus

terjerumus

Used for metaphorical contexts.

synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

Etymologically, “jeblos” originates from Javanese, describing the sound or process of an object suddenly entering a narrow space. The usage is often associated with physical situations where someone loses their balance. In its development, the term is also used metaphorically to describe someone falling into major trouble or an unplanned difficult situation.

Real-world Usage

Ati-ati, mengko kowe kejeblos neng jero kalen iku. (Hati-hati, nanti kamu terperosok ke dalam selokan itu.)

English Translation
Be careful, you might fall into that ditch later.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

Reviewed 6 months ago
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