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The most common Indonesian word for cooked rice, a staple food in Indonesian cuisine. It can refer to plain white rice or rice as a component in dishes.

A natural flowing body of water, usually freshwater, larger than a creek or brook. Can also refer to a large canal or waterway.

Describes something that is unclean, soiled, or filthy. Can refer to physical dirt or metaphorical uncleanliness.

Refers to the natural movement of air. Can also refer to a draft or breeze.

A device used to create airflow, typically for cooling. Can refer to both electric fans and hand-held fans.

Refers to a place where vehicles or machinery are repaired or maintained. Can also refer to a small workshop for crafts or other skilled trades.

A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on. Commonly used in homes and offices.

To take something that belongs to someone else without permission, often secretly or dishonestly. Carries a negative connotation.

A general term for a container used to carry things, typically with a handle or strap. Can refer to various types of bags, from handbags to backpacks.

Refers to the method, manner, or process of doing something. Can also mean 'how' in the sense of asking for a method or explanation.

A dwelling; a building for human habitation. Can refer to a single-family home, apartment, or even a more humble structure.

Indicates something is pointless or without effect. Often expresses disappointment or frustration.

A long, upholstered seat with a back and arms, for two or more people.

A popular Indonesian dish of fried rice, typically seasoned with kecap manis (sweet soy sauce), shrimp paste, and other ingredients. It can be served with various additions like chicken, beef, seafood, vegetables, or a fried egg.

Refers to the governing body of a country, region, or organization. Can also refer to the act of governing.