Meaning of "sêtêngah" in the Javanese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF SÊTÊNGAH IN JAVANESE

sêtêngah  [sêtêngah]

WHAT DOES SÊTÊNGAH MEAN IN JAVANESE?

Definition of sêtêngah in the Javanese dictionary

inflammation [krama-ngoko] 1 sapon; 2 wholeheartedly; 3 lies in tens; 4 50 sètêngah rupiyah); 5 [pacêlathon] magêl, mogul, slightly gumed; [mixed with] tens.

sêtêngah [krama-ngoko] 1 sêparo; 2 paroning sawutuh; 3 dumunung ing têngah-têngah; 4 50 sèn (sêtêngah rupiyah); 5 [pacêlathon] magêl, mogol, rada gêndhêng; [kacocogna karo] têngah.

TRANSLATION OF SÊTÊNGAH

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

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

• Translator Javanese - Chinese: 半
• Translator Javanese - Spanish: mitad
• Translator Javanese - English: half
• Translator Javanese - Hindi: आधा
• Translator Javanese - Arabic: نصف
• Translator Javanese - Russian: половина
• Translator Javanese - Portuguese: metade
• Translator Javanese - Bengali: অর্ধেক
• Translator Javanese - French: moitié
• Translator Javanese - Malay: setengah
• Translator Javanese - German: Hälfte
• Translator Javanese - Japanese: 半分
• Translator Javanese - Korean: 반
• Javanese: sêtêngah
• Translator Javanese - Vietnamese: rưỡi
• Translator Javanese - Tamil: அரை
• Translator Javanese - Marathi: अर्धा
• Translator Javanese - Turkish: yarım
• Translator Javanese - Italian: mezzo
• Translator Javanese - Polish: połowa
• Translator Javanese - Ukrainian: половина
• Translator Javanese - Romanian: jumătate
• Translator Javanese - Greek: ήμισυ
• Translator Javanese - Afrikaans: helfte
• Translator Javanese - Swedish: halv
• Translator Javanese - Norwegian: halvparten

JAVANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «SÊTÊNGAH»

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