Standard Dictionary

Words Starting with "J"

153 words found

jangan-jangan
adverb
Reduplication

An adverb used to express apprehension or suspicion regarding the possibility of an undesirable event occurring.

janggal
adjective
Abstract Concept

Something that feels unnatural, inappropriate, or unsightly due to its incorrect placement, arrangement, or condition.

jangkar lempar
noun
Locus

A small or lightweight anchor used to move or pull a ship to a specific position with the aid of mechanical devices like a capstan.

jangkung
adjective
Abstract Concept

Having a body or legs that are taller or longer than the average size.

jantung pisang
noun
kuliner
Locus

The heart-shaped, reddish or purplish inflorescence that hangs at the end of a banana fruit bunch.

janturan
noun
sastra
Abstract Concept

The narration or explanation delivered by a dalang in a wayang performance to describe the atmosphere or setting.

januari
noun
Tempo

The first month of the Gregorian calendar

japin
noun
sastra
Action

A type of traditional Malay dance accompanied by gambus music with religious undertones.

jarahan
noun
Abstract Concept

Anything taken by force or seized from others, typically during situations of conflict or looting.

jarak zenit
noun
sains
Abstract Concept

The angular distance or arc of the celestial meridian measured from the observer's zenith to a specific celestial body.

jaranan
noun
sains
Locus

A tree or plant used as a support and shade for vanilla plants to ensure optimal growth.

jaring insang
noun
sains
Action

A rectangular fishing net equipped with weights and floats, designed to entangle the gills of fish as they attempt to pass through.

jaring kantong kapal
noun
sains
Locus

A bag-shaped fishing net operated by being hauled toward a stationary vessel.

jaring-jaring
noun
sains
Reduplication

A two-dimensional pattern that can be folded to form a three-dimensional object, or a net made of interwoven cords.

jaringau
noun
Locus

A herbaceous plant with fragrant rhizomes often used in traditional medicine; also known as jerangau.

jarum arloji
noun
Locus

A moving indicator component on the face of a watch used to display hours, minutes, or seconds.

jarum pentol
noun
Locus

A pin featuring a small head or bulb at one end, typically used for fastening fabric.

jasa informasi
noun
Abstract Concept

Services provided by a library or data center to assist users in finding, preparing, and disseminating required information.

jasa prasarana
noun
ekonomi
Abstract Concept

Services related to the provision, maintenance, or management of physical infrastructure to support economic and social activities.

jatah
noun
Abstract Concept

A predetermined amount or portion of goods, food, or resources allocated to a specific person or region.

jati diri
noun
Abstract Concept

The distinctive characteristics, nature, or deep-seated identity that serves as the core and spiritual driving force of a person or entity.

jatinegara
noun
Proper Name

Name of a subdistrict in East Jakarta

jauh di mata di hati jangan
noun
sastra
Abstract Concept

A proverb meaning that even though someone is physically distant, the emotional bond and memory should be maintained.

jauh-jauh
adverb
Abstract Concept

An adverbial expression indicating an action or condition performed over a very long distance or extended period of time.

jauza
noun
sains
Proper Name

A zodiac constellation representing Gemini, often used in the context of astrology or traditional astronomy.

jawil
verb
Action

To touch someone's body with the fingertip to attract attention or give a signal.

jayasong
noun
hukum
Abstract Concept

An ancient inscription containing official court records or rulings regarding the settlement of land ownership disputes.

jayawijaya
noun
Proper Name

A regency in central Papua, Indonesia

jebah
adjective
ekonomi
Abstract Concept

A state where merchandise is available in great abundance and widely distributed across various locations.

jebik
verb
Action

The act of pulling the corners of the mouth downward or pouting as an expression of dislike, contempt, or mockery; cebik.