Refers to thick, billowing smoke typically originating from kitchens or burning areas. In Javanese context, this term describes a visual phenomenon of dense, abundant smoke, often used casually in everyday conversations to illustrate heavy smoke conditions.
Usage Notes or Etymology
This term is commonly used in daily conversations in Javanese-speaking regions to describe smoke resulting from burning.
Real-world Usage
Keluk'e ning pawon akeh tenan. (Asap di dapur banyak sekali.)
English Translation
There's a lot of smoke in the kitchen.
Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.
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