Bahasa Melayu
jelar
English
to creep, to lie stretched out, to protrude
To lie or move along in a long stretched shape, or to stick out.
جلر
Examples
Contoh ayat
Ular itu jelar di atas batu yang panas.
The snake crept along the hot rock.
Anak kecil itu menjelarkan lidahnya ketika bermain.
The little child stuck out his tongue while playing.
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What does “to creep” mean in Malay?
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menjelar
Used for snakes, plants, or a protruding tongue.
Word family
Common derived forms
- menjelar
- to creep; to lie stretched out; to protrude
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