Todays Word of the Day is Kaku
KAKU: Stiff, Rigid, Clumsy, Awkward, Ungainly.
Example:
Lengannya yang patah itu kaku-Her broken arm was stiff.
Kaku mayat-Rigor mortis.
Kaku otot-Cramp in leg or arm.
Kaku tangan-Callus on hand.
Kaku lidah-Unable to speak easily.
Mengakukan: Stiffen something.
Kekakuan: Stiffness of body, Rigidity, Clumsiness, Awkwardness.
By Sean | Permalink
Related Posts
Comments
Can any of you turkeys guess what this line means:
“Kakek, ko kaki kiri ku kaku kek?”
Barrie and Nick you are welcome to give it a shot. You two can even ask your indo wifes for help if you wish.
PS: I got this from an indo guy who assured me that it actually meant something.
How about the following
Kuku-kuku kaki kakak kakekku kaku kaku
Not often heard in conversation - probably because it’s tough to say!
Try this.
Kaka Kiki kuku-kuku kaki kiri kaka-kaka kakek kaka kaku-kaku ka kiki.
Can any of you turkeys guess what this line means:
“Kakek, ko kaki kiri ku kaku kek?”
Barrie and Nick you are welcome to give it a shot. You two can even ask your indo wifes for help if you wish.
PS: I got this from an indo guy who assured me that it actually meant something.