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Mbesengut

/jv/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (JV).
Javanese•1 meaning found
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Definition & Context

Facial expression or attitude showing displeasure, annoyance, or sulking, typically used in informal conversations in Central Java

Synonyms & Variants

cemberut

cemberut

A facial expression showing displeasure or annoyance by frowning and pouting.

Synonym
manyun

manyun

A facial expression showing annoyance or displeasure by pouting the lips forward, often used in casual conversation.

Register Variant
merengut

merengut

To show an unhappy or angry facial expression; to scowl.

Synonym
mrengut

mrengut

Non-standard or Javanese dialect form of 'merengut', often used in informal conversation.

Dialect Variant
muka masam

muka masam

An idiom to describe an unfriendly facial expression or one showing displeasure.

Synonym

Usage Notes or Etymology

The term 'mbesengut' originates from Central Javanese dialect, describing a facial expression of someone looking unhappy or sulking. Typically used in casual conversations among family or close friends.

Real-world Usage

Ojo mbesengut wae, to! (Jangan cemberut terus, dong!)

English Translation
Don't keep sulking like that!

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

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