Jugul
/id/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (ID).Definition & Context
Stubborn, disobedient, or refusing to follow advice; commonly used in Batak Toba context to describe unruly or naughty behavior.
Synonyms & Variants
bandel
Unwilling to obey; stubborn; naughty.
degil
Stubborn and disobedient; often used to describe unruly children.
keras kepala
The quality of not listening to advice or others' opinions; firm in one's own stance even if wrong.
ngeyel
The tendency to argue or refuse to yield in conversation or arguments, often with an impolite tone.
Usage Notes or Etymology
The word 'jugul' originates from Batak Toba language, used to reprimand someone who is stubborn or refuses to listen to advice. Commonly used in family or daily social contexts within Batak communities with a firm yet familiar tone.
Real-world Usage
Jugul kau, jaga ma isi! (Bandel kamu, awas ya!)
English Translation
Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.