Meaning of "jan" in the Javanese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF JAN IN JAVANESE

jan  [jan]

WHAT DOES JAN MEAN IN JAVANESE?

Definition of jan in the Javanese dictionary

jan [nickname] [krama-ngoko] 1 pure; 2 real, really; [Default word substitute] -e, sa- [Default word substitute] -e, [Default word substitute] - [Default word substitute] -an: discussions, legitimate.

jan [ênggon-ênggonan] [krama-ngoko] 1 murni; 2 nyata, pancèn; [Pengganti kata baku]-e, sa-[Pengganti kata baku]-e, [Pengganti kata baku]-[Pengganti kata baku]-an: têrang-têrangan, sah-sahan.

TRANSLATION OF JAN

Find out the translation of jan to 25 languages with our Javanese multilingual translator.

The translations of jan from Javanese to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «jan» in Javanese.

• Translator Javanese - Chinese: 一月
• Translator Javanese - Spanish: enero
• Translator Javanese - English: jan
• Translator Javanese - Hindi: जनवरी
• Translator Javanese - Arabic: يناير
• Translator Javanese - Russian: января
• Translator Javanese - Portuguese: janeiro
• Translator Javanese - Bengali: জানুয়ারী
• Translator Javanese - French: janvier
• Translator Javanese - Malay: januari
• Translator Javanese - German: Januar
• Translator Javanese - Japanese: 1月
• Translator Javanese - Korean: 1월
• Javanese: jan
• Translator Javanese - Vietnamese: Tháng một
• Translator Javanese - Tamil: Jan
• Translator Javanese - Marathi: जन
• Translator Javanese - Turkish: Ocak
• Translator Javanese - Italian: Gennaio
• Translator Javanese - Polish: styczeń
• Translator Javanese - Ukrainian: січень
• Translator Javanese - Romanian: ianuarie
• Translator Javanese - Greek: Ιανουάριος
• Translator Javanese - Afrikaans: Januarie
• Translator Javanese - Swedish: januari
• Translator Javanese - Norwegian: januar

JAVANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «JAN»

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