pinggir

Indonesian

Etymology

Compare Javanese pinggir.

Noun

pinggir (plural pinggir-pinggir)

  1. edge, border, rim, side
    • 1993, “Yang Penting Hepi [What Matters Is That We're Happy]”, in Sedap Betul, performed by Dapur '61:
      Suka-suka, nyanyi di pinggir jalan / Suka-suka, joget di pinggir jalan.
      Having fun, singing on the side of the road / Having fun, dancing on the side of the road.

Javanese

Etymology

From Old Javanese pinggir.

Noun

pinggir

  1. bank, edge, side

Malay

Etymology

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Noun

pinggir (Jawi spelling ڤيڠݢير, plural pinggir-pinggir)

  1. edge, border, rim, brink

Further reading

Old Javanese

Noun

pinggir

  1. edge, border
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