Meaning of "nglungguhi" in the Javanese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF NGLUNGGUHI IN JAVANESE

nglungguhi  [nglungguhi]

WHAT DOES NGLUNGGUHI MEAN IN JAVANESE?

Definition of nglungguhi in the Javanese dictionary

occupy [krama] [rarely] 1 sitting in; 2 glue (wspwaton lsp); 3 perform (act) as it is; [mixed with] sitting.

nglungguhi [ngoko] nglênggahi [krama] [arang kanggone] 1 lungguh ing; 2 nêtêpi (wêwaton lsp); 3 nindakake (tumindak) kaya samêsthine; [kacocogna karo] lungguh.

TRANSLATION OF NGLUNGGUHI

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

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

• Translator Javanese - Chinese: 占据
• Translator Javanese - Spanish: ocupar
• Translator Javanese - English: occupy
• Translator Javanese - Hindi: पर कब्जा
• Translator Javanese - Arabic: احتلال
• Translator Javanese - Russian: занимать
• Translator Javanese - Portuguese: ocupar
• Translator Javanese - Bengali: দখলে রাখা
• Translator Javanese - French: occuper
• Translator Javanese - Malay: menduduki
• Translator Javanese - German: besetzen
• Translator Javanese - Japanese: 占めます
• Translator Javanese - Korean: 차지하다
• Javanese: nglungguhi
• Translator Javanese - Vietnamese: chiếm
• Translator Javanese - Tamil: ஆக்கிரமிக்க
• Translator Javanese - Marathi: व्यापू
• Translator Javanese - Turkish: işgal etmek
• Translator Javanese - Italian: occupare
• Translator Javanese - Polish: okupować
• Translator Javanese - Ukrainian: займати
• Translator Javanese - Romanian: ocupa
• Translator Javanese - Greek: καταλαμβάνουν
• Translator Javanese - Afrikaans: beset
• Translator Javanese - Swedish: uppta
• Translator Javanese - Norwegian: okkupere

JAVANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «NGLUNGGUHI»

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