panjang tangan

Indonesian

Etymology

Inherited from Malay panjang tangan (“hands are long”).

Adjective

panjang tangan

  1. (idiomatic) one who steals

Malay

Etymology

Literally, “hands are long”

Adjective

panjang tangan

  1. (idiomatic) one who steals; thieving

Descendants

  • → Indonesian: panjang tangan
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