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Mbrojol

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

A verb in Javanese Ngoko that describes the condition of something coming out, protruding, or appearing suddenly, especially to describe objects that emerge or come out quickly from their place.

Synonyms & Variants

keluar

keluar

To move from the inside to the outside; to emerge or appear from a place.

Synonym
menyembul

menyembul

To emerge slightly or partially; to protrude a little.

Synonym
muncul

muncul

To appear or become visible after previously being unseen; to rise to the surface.

Synonym
njebrol

njebrol

Another form of 'mbrojol' in Javanese dialect, often used to describe something coming out quickly or suddenly.

Dialect Variant
nongol

nongol

To appear or become visible suddenly and often unexpectedly (colloquial).

Register Variant

Usage Notes or Etymology

The word is frequently encountered in everyday conversations among Javanese speakers, especially in Central and East Java.

Real-world Usage

Banjir wingi nggawe banyu got'e mbrójol tekan dalan. (Banjir kemarin membuat air got meluap keluar sampai ke jalan.)

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Reviewed 7 months ago
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