Meaning of "sêtilah" in the Javanese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF SÊTILAH IN JAVANESE

sêtilah  [sêtilah]

WHAT DOES SÊTILAH MEAN IN JAVANESE?

Definition of sêtilah in the Javanese dictionary

beat [krama-ngoko] 1 [grabbing] [pacêlathon] way, pratingkah; 2 [pacêlathon] the leukemia that has been experienced (used for example); 3 [pacêlathon] sêkarat.

sêtilah [krama-ngoko] 1 [ênggon-ênggonan] [pacêlathon] cara, pratingkah; 2 [pacêlathon] lêlakon sing wis dialami (dianggo tuladha); 3 [pacêlathon] sêkarat.

TRANSLATION OF SÊTILAH

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

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

• Translator Javanese - Chinese: 坚定
• Translator Javanese - Spanish: firme
• Translator Javanese - English: staunch
• Translator Javanese - Hindi: कट्टर
• Translator Javanese - Arabic: قوي
• Translator Javanese - Russian: стойкий
• Translator Javanese - Portuguese: acérrimo
• Translator Javanese - Bengali: সত্য
• Translator Javanese - French: dévoué
• Translator Javanese - Malay: benar
• Translator Javanese - German: stillen
• Translator Javanese - Japanese: 忠実な
• Translator Javanese - Korean: 물이 새지 않는
• Javanese: sêtilah
• Translator Javanese - Vietnamese: trung thành
• Translator Javanese - Tamil: உண்மை
• Translator Javanese - Marathi: खरे
• Translator Javanese - Turkish: gerçek
• Translator Javanese - Italian: convinto
• Translator Javanese - Polish: zagorzały
• Translator Javanese - Ukrainian: стійкий
• Translator Javanese - Romanian: ferm
• Translator Javanese - Greek: σταθερός
• Translator Javanese - Afrikaans: stoere
• Translator Javanese - Swedish: pålitlig
• Translator Javanese - Norwegian: trofast

JAVANESE BOOKS RELATING TO «SÊTILAH»

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