Ndusel
Definition & Context
A word in Javanese that means to push or nudge something gently or slowly. It can also mean to rub a body part against another person.
Synonyms & Variants
mendesak
To push or press gently or slowly.
menggesek
To rub or touch something against another surface, often with a repetitive motion.
menyodok
To push something with an end or front part, can also mean to touch or rub something.
nyosor
Informal term meaning to push or touch with the front part of the body, often the nose or mouth, in a more intimate or affectionate context.
Usage Notes or Etymology
Derived from Javanese Ngoko level, commonly used in daily context to describe repetitive or annoying pushing movements, usually with a slightly annoying or playful connotation
Real-world Usage
Ojo ndusel-ndusel kursiku terus, aku arep sinau iki! (Jangan dorong-dorong kursiku terus, aku mau belajar nih!)
Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.
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