pasiar

Manado Malay

Etymology

From Portuguese passear (“to walk, to stroll, to travel”). Cognate of Indonesian pesiar.

Verb

pasiar

  1. to go out
  2. to visit someone

Sundanese

Etymology

From Portuguese passear (“to walk, stroll, travel”). Compare siar (“to look for”).

Verb

pasiar

  1. to stroll, to tour (on foot, on horseback, carriage, etc.)

References

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