Standard Dictionary

Words Starting with "C"

195 words found

cucunda
noun
sastra
Abstract Concept

A term of address or reference for a grandchild used to express deep respect, reverence, or affection.

cucut martil
noun
sains
sains

A type of shark from the Sphyrnidae family characterized by a head flattened and extended into a hammer shape.

cuek
adjective
gaul
Abstract Concept

An attitude of indifference, apathy, or lack of concern toward circumstances, others, or one's surroundings.

cuh
interjection
Action

An interjection used to drive away, shoo, or urge a dog to move.

cukam
verb
Action

A non-standard form or variation of the word 'cekam', meaning to grip or hold firmly.

cumbul
noun
Locus

A non-standard form of 'cembul', referring to a small container for betel, tobacco, or jewelry.

cumepak
adjective
Abstract Concept

A condition where something is already available, ready to use, and easily accessible.

cundang
noun
sastra
Abstract Concept

Words of incitement or provocation intended to influence or hurt someone's feelings.

cupai
adjective
Abstract Concept

A state of being negligent, careless, or lacking vigilance in performing an action.

cuplikan
noun
sastra
Abstract Concept

A small portion taken from a written work, recording, or speech to serve as an example or citation.

curah hujan efektif
noun
sains
Abstract Concept

The amount of rainfall in millimeters remaining after subtracting evaporation, calculated over weekly or monthly periods.

curah hujan neto
noun
sains
Abstract Concept

The portion of total rainfall that is not intercepted or infiltrated, thus becoming available for direct surface runoff.

curai
verb
Action

The state of being detached, scattered, or unraveled, and can also denote something that is clear and evident.

cutbrai
noun
Loanword

A style of trousers characterized by a tight fit through the thighs and knees, flaring out significantly from the knee to the hem.

cuti melahirkan
noun
hukum
Abstract Concept

A three-month leave granted to female employees for childbirth, typically divided between the periods before and after delivery.