Nyerocos
/id/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (ID).Definition & Context
VerbVerb
A word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence.
Speaking continuously and incessantly at a rapid pace, often without considering the listener's input or comprehension.
Synonyms & Variants
berbicara cepat
Engaging in speech at a very fast pace.
celoteh
Unimportant, irregular, or unclear utterances or remarks.
mengoceh
To chatter continuously without stopping, often without clear purpose or substance.
ngoceh
A very common conversational variant.
nyerocos
Engaging in continuous, rapid speech without pause, often without regard for the listener's comprehension or response.
berceloteh
A more neutral standard equivalent.
nyablak
Betawi dialect emphasizing the bluntness of speech.
bacot
A rude term used among peers.
ngomong
General base word for informal oral communication.
Usage Notes or Etymology
The word has onomatopoeic roots mimicking noisy sounds or rapidly flowing water. Etymologically, it is linked to the root cerocos which describes the sound of something emerging in rapid succession. In social contexts, its usage often carries a slight negative or humorous connotation to tease someone who is overly talkative or does not allow others to speak. The prefix nye- is a characteristic verb formation in the Malay Jakarta dialect or urban slang.
Real-world Usage
Dia mah kalau sudah ketemu temannya langsung nyerocos aja tanpa henti.
English Translation
Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.