Nrimo
/jv/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (JV).Definition & Context
A legendary Javanese philosophy meaning to accept one's circumstances or fate with sincerity and surrender, without complaining or resisting
Synonyms & Variants
ikhlas
Sincere; pure-hearted; willing; honest. In the context of 'nrimo', it means to accept with a sincere heart without expecting anything in return or complaining.
legowo
A Javanese term meaning to be open-hearted, to accept sincerely, and not to hold grudges or disappointment. Similar to 'nrimo' but emphasizing magnanimity.
menerima
To take or welcome something given, offered, or coming. In the context of 'nrimo', it means to accept circumstances or fate.
pasrah
To surrender oneself completely to God's will or fate, without resistance or further effort.
tawakal
To surrender oneself completely to Allah SWT; to believe wholeheartedly in Allah SWT. An Islamic concept similar to 'nrimo' in the context of accepting fate.
Usage Notes or Etymology
From Javanese language, reflecting a life philosophy about accepting fate with grace and equanimity, often associated with Javanese spiritual wisdom. “Nrimo” is not merely about yielding or giving in, but rather a high manifestation of human virtue and refinement.
Real-world Usage
Udah nrimo aja, daripada stres mikirin yang nggak bisa diubah
Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.