Bahasa Melayu

terjerangkang

Bahasa Melayu

English

with legs up, lying awkwardly

describing a person or body that has fallen with the legs raised up.

ترجرڠكنڬ

Examples

Contoh ayat

  1. Dia terjerangkang di tengah padang selepas tergelincir.

    He ended up lying with his legs up in the middle of the field after slipping.

  2. Bola itu membuat pemain lawan terjerangkang di atas rumput.

    The ball caused the opposing player to fall with his legs up on the grass.

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What does “with legs up” mean in Malay?

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terjerangkang

Used after a fall or awkward landing.

Word family

Common derived forms

jerangkang
spiky; with legs upwards in falling down
menjerangkang
to lie down with feet up

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Historical MyKamus entry, originally published 30 September 2010.