Makuma

makuma

mkum

• put on airs; acting like (brave, smart people, etc.); pretend (Verb) en
• berlagak; berlaku seperti (pemberani, orang pandai, dan sebagainya); berpura-pura (Verb) id

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Alus sor

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Alus mider

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Alus madya

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Alus singgih

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Usage Examples

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In Balinese:   Bali sané

pinaka pulau sané akéh mapunia dévisa minab saking sektor pariwisatan nyane miwah jana utawi krama Bali sané makarya ring dura négara ngarereh pangupa jiwa, anggén prabéya nugtugang tuwuh lan swadharma dados krama adat ring Bali, yadiastun doh makarya ring dura nagara dados pegawai migran Indonesia nangin kaluarga ring Bali nénten lémpas antuk keni sané mawasta ayah-ayahan manados krama adat sané madasar antuk yadnya

makuma nyama sagilik saguluk salunglung sabayantaka paras paros sarpanaya.

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In Indonesian:  

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kuma

Other forms of "kuma"

Kuma

bound elements forming words which means 'acting like' or 'resembling'; example: kumalipan (applies like a lipam/centipede, refers to a child who moves a lot when learning to crawl / walk)

Kumajaum

like a needle (about newly growing duck feathers)

Kumalambi

start to change chest hair (about ducks that are starting to mature)

Kumalipan

behaves like a centipede (about children who move a lot when learning to crawl / walk)

Kumanyama

like a family

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Related words

kuma, bisa, nawang, mapi-mapi, cara, buka

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Translations

English

put on airs; acting like (brave, smart people, etc.); pretend

Indonesian

berlagak; berlaku seperti (pemberani, orang pandai, dan sebagainya); berpura-pura

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