Bahasa Melayu
sakat
English
to tease, to annoy, to mock
Sakat means to annoy or tease someone, or to mock them in a playful or irritating way.
ساكت
Examples
Contoh ayat
Budak-budak itu suka sakat adik mereka ketika bermain.
The children like to tease their younger sibling while playing.
Jangan sakat dia kalau dia sedang marah.
Do not annoy him if he is angry.
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What does “to tease” mean in Malay?
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sakat
Use sakat for annoying or mocking someone in a teasing way.
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