Definisi debu dalam kamus Melayu
debu 1. tanah kering atau bahan lain dlm bentuk serbuk halus yg menutupi bumi, permukaan benda, atau yg berterbangan ditiup angin: ~ di tepi jalan itu berterbangan apabila kereta lalu; 2. sl patik, hamba; ~ tuanku hamba tuanku; berdebu ada debu, dipenuhi debu, berhabuk, terdapat debu yg berterbangan: jalan-jalan yg ~; mendebu menjadi spt debu; cakap ~ cakap yg keluarnya bertalu-talu; mendebukan menjadikan atau menyemburkan dlm bentuk debu: oleh yg demikian, telah diciptakan alat yg boleh menyemburkan atau ~ racun kulat; pendebu alat utk mendebukan.
MELAYU BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «DEBU»
Ketahui penggunaan
debu dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan
debu dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Melayu.
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Breast Cancer: Beyond Convention: The world's Foremost ...
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the Carol Franc Buck Breast Care Center Complementary and Alternative Medicine Program at the University of California, San Francisco
Mary Tagliaferri, Isaac Cohen, Debu Tripathy, 2011
Author's account on travel to Afghanistan.
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From the Ganges to the Snake River
Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press In this eclectic collection of personal essays, Debu Majumdar gives a tender and amusing account of a stranger in a strange land.
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Shahnon dengan Debu marahnya
Report of interviews on Shahnon Ahmad's short stories.
This book is a fast-paced tutorial for Java EE 6 business component development using EJB 3.2, JPA 2, and CDI.
Debu Panda, Reza Rahman, Ryan Cuprak, 2014
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Managing Organisations: New Challenges & Perspectives
Australian adaptation of Stephen Robbins' popular management text. Uses Australian and New Zealand examples and current management practices. Includes detailed glossary, case studies, reviews, questions and self-assessment exercises.
Stephen P. Robbins, Debu Mukerji, 1990
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Dictionary of Iconic Expressions in Japanese: Vol I: A - ... - Halaman 248
Iro no kuroi, debu-debu to futo'ta, me bakari iya ni hikaru otoko de aru. The man in the center looked to be the highest ranked. He was a dark-skinned, plump man, whose eyes shone with a terrible luster. [Chogoro Kaionji, “Ten-koo—shoogun ...
Hisao Kakehi, Ikuhiro Tamori, Lawrence Schourup, 1996
Debu joins the next caravan to Tibet to look for his father, little knowing he is setting out on the most perilous, yet most exciting journey of his life.
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Debu, duka, dsb: sebuah pertimbangan anti-theodise
Essays on literature, culture, civilization, and politics.
