Meaning of "kecap" in the Javanese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF KECAP IN JAVANESE

kecap  [kecap]

WHAT DOES KECAP MEAN IN JAVANESE?

The word

Kecap

The word is able to: ▪ The person eating without the thumbs of the mouth ▪ Kécap, a cooked seasoning of soybeans ...

Kecap iku tegesé bisa: ▪ Wong sing mangan tanpa mingkem tutuké ▪ Kécap, sawijining bumbu masak sing kagawé saka kacang kedhelé...

Definition of kecap in the Javanese dictionary

The word [krama-ngoko] means the coconut milk can be salted with salt.

kecap [krama-ngoko] kênthêlên duduh kêdhêle dibumboni rasane asin.

TRANSLATION OF KECAP

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

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

• Translator Javanese - Chinese: 字
• Translator Javanese - Spanish: palabra
• Translator Javanese - English: word
• Translator Javanese - Hindi: शब्द
• Translator Javanese - Arabic: كلمة
• Translator Javanese - Russian: слово
• Translator Javanese - Portuguese: palavra
• Translator Javanese - Bengali: শব্দ
• Translator Javanese - French: mot
• Translator Javanese - Malay: perkataan
• Translator Javanese - German: Wort
• Translator Javanese - Japanese: 単語
• Translator Javanese - Korean: 워드
• Javanese: kecap
• Translator Javanese - Vietnamese: lời
• Translator Javanese - Tamil: சொல்
• Translator Javanese - Marathi: शब्द
• Translator Javanese - Turkish: sözcük
• Translator Javanese - Italian: parola
• Translator Javanese - Polish: słowo
• Translator Javanese - Ukrainian: слово
• Translator Javanese - Romanian: cuvânt
• Translator Javanese - Greek: λέξη
• Translator Javanese - Afrikaans: woord
• Translator Javanese - Swedish: ord
• Translator Javanese - Norwegian: ord

JAVANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «KECAP»

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