javanese
IPA: dʒɑvʌnˈiz
Root Word: Javanese
noun
- A person belonging to the Javanese people (one of the indigenous groups native to Java island).
- A cat of a certain domestic cat breed.
- An indigenous language spoken by Javanese people.
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Examples of "javanese" in Sentences
- Javanese do not have surnames as such.
- It is the most aberrant Javanese dialect.
- There are many non Javanese who speak Javanese.
- But this isn't the case with Indonesian and Javanese.
- Javanese people use Javanese language in everyday speech.
- The Javanese also eat the dried and crispily fried frog skin.
- Javanese has been traditionally written with Javanese script.
- Possibly the accent of the Javanese speaker confused the scribe.
- The Balinese and Javanese scripts are essentially typographic variants.
- And what happens if you start writing your code in the javanese syntax?
- Like me, I understand Javanese language but I'm not good to speak in Javanese.
- Changing javanese perceptions of the Chinese communities in central Java, 1755-1825.
- In a javanese language, you'd tend to use a different name, say, put aMap. put (3, 9);
- Q seneng le moco, apalgi kalau gratis wah seneng tenan aku ....... (please say in javanese)
- As none of you knows javanese I will give all my easyfree trans-lation of the old fabulist’s parable.
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