Words Starting with "R"

A fishing aid consisting of a collection of objects placed in the sea, intentionally designed to attract and aggregate fish for easier harvesting.

The concave depression on the outer ear, specifically the concha.

A large species of grass, scientifically known as Panicum maximum, commonly cultivated as fodder for livestock.

A type of grass known by the scientific name Andropogon aciculatus, commonly found in meadows or open fields.

A mathematical equation used to calculate dimensions, area, volume, or geometric properties of various flat or solid shapes.

Having a sharp, tapered point; (figurative) becoming increasingly tense or critical (of a situation or relationship).

The act of moving from place to place while carrying all belongings, typically done by refugees or those without a permanent residence.

A non-standard form of 'rungguh' referring to a state of being still or motionless.

A state of having many sharp, protruding points or branches, such as the shape of deer antlers.

The name of a district in Surabaya City known as an industrial and business hub.

The sensory ability to perceive and process sound waves; hearing.

A non-standard form of 'ronta', referring to the act of struggling or breaking free from restraints.

A trail, footprint, or remaining sign indicating the path taken by a person or thing.

Everything consisting of various kinds, types, or diverse varieties.

A proverb describing a situation where a loved one damages or wastes the assets that have been given to them.

A state of being insecure, chaotic, or restless due to security disturbances such as criminal acts, mass riots, or social disorder.

The seventh month in the Islamic calendar

A traditional Javanese ritual aimed at purifying oneself and liberating an individual from bad luck or impending misfortune.

The activity of observing the new crescent moon to determine the beginning of the month in the Hijri calendar.

The act of observing the new crescent moon to determine the beginning of a month in the Hijri calendar; see rukyatulhilal.