Bahasa Melayu

pengkar

Bahasa Melayu

English

crooked, bent, bow-legged

Pengkar describes something that is bent or not straight, especially a person’s legs.

ڤڠكر

Examples

Contoh ayat

  1. Kerusi lama itu patah dan kakinya menjadi pengkar.

    The old chair broke and its legs became crooked.

  2. Dia berjalan dengan kaki pengkar sejak kecil.

    He has walked with bow-legged legs since he was small.

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pengkar

Pengkar is used for something bent or bow-legged.

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Historical MyKamus entry, originally published 30 September 2010.