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  3. palum

Palum

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Indonesian•1 meaning found
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casual
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Indonesian Slang
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national
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Definition & Context

A state in which thirst has been quenched after drinking; no longer feeling thirsty.

Synonyms & Variants

puas minum

puas minum

A casual expression describing the state of having drunk enough so that thirst is no longer felt.

Register Variant
seger

seger

A slang or casual word describing the feeling of being refreshed and no longer thirsty after drinking, especially a cold or specific beverage.

Register Variant
terpuaskan

terpuaskan

A state in which a need or desire, including thirst, has been fully satisfied.

Synonym
tidak haus

tidak haus

The condition in which thirst has been quenched or satisfied after drinking something.

Synonym
wareg ngombe

wareg ngombe

A Javanese dialect expression meaning satisfied from drinking, thirst has subsided.

Dialect Variant

Usage Notes or Etymology

The word 'palum' is an informal form of 'not thirsty anymore' or 'satisfied with drinking', commonly used in everyday conversations across various regions in Indonesia. Its origin comes from casual conversational language that simplifies formal expressions. 'Palum' officially entered the Indonesian KBBI (Indonesian Dictionary) around 2024/2025, based on information from the Language Agency of the Ministry of Education and Culture.

Real-world Usage

Minum teh dulu biar palum, abis itu kita main.

English Translation
Have some tea first so you're not thirsty anymore, then we'll play.

Representative of real-world usage and contextual accuracy.

Verified Evidence1

  • Palum Resmi Masuk KBBI (Detik)

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    detik.com
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