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“A traditional water storage vessel used specifically for Islamic ritual purification (“wudhu”), crafted from fired clay in the shape of a large earthenware jar, typically placed at the front of the house or in a corner of the yard, representing an important element of rural Javanese sanitation culture and religious practice.”

“A demonstrative pronoun used to indicate something far from the speaker or to refer to a previously mentioned subject within the “Krama” speech level.”

“Functions as informal negation meaning not or no. It is used casually to deny statements without a “stiff” or formal tone in widespread common spoken conversation across the nation today.”

“A demonstrative adverb in the krama register meaning “like that” or “in that manner”. It functions to indicate a previously mentioned method, condition, or statement with a polite and respectful tone compared to the informal ngono form.”

“The act of “borrowing” something belonging to another person for temporary use with the intention of returning it.”

“The investigation of an event or text to determine the actual situation through the process of “deconstructing” its supporting components.”

“The state of cessation in flow, movement, or development resulting in an inactive or static condition. In economic and social contexts, this term refers to a prolonged period during which no significant growth or progress occurs.”

“A preposition indicating direction or movement toward a specific destination meaning “to”.”

“The branch of science that deals with “celestial objects” and physical phenomena originating outside the Earth's atmosphere.”

“A state where an object or food has lost its heat and becomes “cold” or stale, or refers to an atmosphere that is “dull” and lacks excitement.”

“A demonstrative pronoun referring to a location or position close to the speaker, meaning “here”.”

“A trait or behavior of someone who constantly repeats “sharp” criticisms or makes cynical, negative comments about trivial matters.”

“A demonstrative pronoun used for objects, people, or situations located “far” from both the speaker and the listener. In Indonesian, it can be translated as “Itu”.”

“Krama Javanese language indicating that an action or situation has not yet occurred or has not been realized until now. This word functions as a temporal aspect marker used for formal or polite communication with respected individuals.”

“The act of moving from an “inside” position to an “outside” position or the appearance of something onto the surface.”

“An adverb of position or direction referring to the side of the body opposite to the right. In the Ngoko language level, this term is used to indicate geographical location, spatial orientation, or parts of the human body located on the left. It is pronounced “Kiwo”.”

“An adverb indicating frequency or the number of occurrences meaning “once” or “one time”.”

“A demonstrative adverb in ngoko Javanese referring to a specific manner, condition, or behavior. It functions to indicate similarity or consistency with something previously mentioned or understood in informal conversation, conveying the meaning of “like that” or “in that way”.”

“Indicates that an action or state has “not yet occurred” or is not yet finished at the time of speaking. This word serves as a phonological variation or archaic spelling of the aspectual adverb “belum”.”

“Indicates a state that “exceeds” the proper limit or measure, often used as an adverb to intensify an adjective.”

“Refers to a function word indicating the end limit of time, place, or condition. It is a non-standard orthographic variant of the word “sampai”, commonly found in Classical Malay and Dutch East Indies literature.”

“An adverb indicating similarity in action or condition, meaning “also”, “too”, or “likewise”.”

“A substance or mixture of chemicals used to prevent, control, or eliminate harmful organisms considered as “pests” on plants.”

“A chemical substance specifically designed to exterminate or control the population of “insects” considered as pests. This chemical weapon functions by disrupting the biological systems of target organisms to protect agricultural crops.”