Kapanlagi.com - There are various slang languages that come from various types of languages. Including English, Indonesian, or other regional languages in the country. Like the word 'paok' which is included in the Medan slang language.
Medan is located in the North Sumatra region. In Medan, there is also a regional language known as the Batak dialect. However, did you know that there are several Medan languages that are quite popular and familiar to hear?
One of them is the word 'paok' which is included in the slang language. For people from Medan, they are certainly familiar with the meaning of 'paok'. The meaning of 'paok' in this slang language is included as an adjective.
So what is the actual meaning of 'paok'? That is why below is an explanation regarding the meaning of 'paok' in slang language which has been summarized by kapanlagi.com from various sources.
1. Meaning of Paok in Slang
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The word 'paok' has become one of the popular slang words among young people. However, did you know that the meaning of 'paok' comes from the Medan language? For people from Medan, they are already familiar with the meaning of 'paok'. But not everyone understands that 'paok' actually comes from the Medan language.
To avoid misunderstanding, first understand the actual meaning of 'paok' which is part of the Medan slang. If we look at the meaning of 'paok' from various sources, it is known that 'paok' can mean 'pathetic'. The meaning of 'paok' is also referred to as 'stupid' and 'not cool'. That is the meaning of 'paok' in Medan slang that needs to be understood. So that it will make it easier for you to use the word 'paok' in the right situation.
2. The Meaning of Paok
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There are several slang words and popular terms that come from various languages in Indonesia. For example, starting from Javanese, Medan, Jakarta, Eastern Indonesia, and others, each has its own popular language and terms.
One of them, as mentioned earlier, is the word 'paok'. The meaning of 'paok' is stupid, not cool, and pathetic. The meaning of 'paok' is used to express annoyance towards someone's attitude or actions.
In addition, the meaning of 'paok' is also used to refer to someone who is careless, not competent, or not very smart. For example, an example of using the meaning of 'paok' is 'Paok Kali Kau ini.' From this example, the meaning of 'paok' is 'You are so pathetic.' That is the meaning of 'paok' that you need to know.
3. Bahasa Gaul Anak Medan
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Not only 'paok' (a word used in Medan), there are also several slang words from Medan that you need to understand. Especially if you have friends or often interact with people from Medan, you need to know what current slang words are used by the people of Medan. Because there are several words in Medan language that are only known by the people of Medan. That's why below are some slang words in the language of Medan children.
1. Awak: Means 'I' or 'me'.
2. Kedan: Means close friend or close friend like a sibling.
3. Pasar: Means highway.
4. Cak: Means 'try'.
5. Alamak: Means used to express something that shows surprise or shock.
6. Mentel: Means stylish.
7. Bengak: Means stupid.
8. Angek: Means jealous, envious, or dislike.
9. Kombur: Means gossip.
10. Bedogol: Means foolish or stupid.
11. Gallon: It means gasoline.
12.Bendol: It means bump.
13.Sedeng: It means crazy or insane.
14.Getek: It means flirtatious.
15.Bereng: It means glance, challenge.
16.Celit: It means stingy.
17.RBT: It means motorcycle taxi or hardworking people.
18. Kek: It means like.
19.Sikit: It means a little.
20.Cemana: It means how.
21.Terge: It means care.
22.Cem or Cam: It means like, such as, or as.
23.Tokoh: It means liar.
24.Congok: It means greedy.
25. Kereta: It means motorcycle.
26.Cakap: It means talk.
27.Cendek/cetek: It means shallow.
28.Kelen: It means you all.
Those are some of the slang words used by the youth in Medan that you need to know. It will make it easier for you to understand the meanings and popular words in the Medan language.
4. Other Slang Languages
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In addition to the slang language from Medan, there are also several popular languages trending on social media. To find out more about the popular slang languages on social media, you can directly read through the reviews below.
1. Bucin: Means slave of love.
2. Japri: Means private line.
3. Mantul: Means very solid.
4. Halu: Means hallucination.
5. FYI: Means for your information.
6. BTW: Means by the way.
7. PAP: Means Post a Picture.
8. Kuy: Means opposite of 'yuk' (let's go).
9. Ngab: Means opposite of 'bang' (bro).
10. Takis: Means opposite of 'sikat' (brush).
11. Cans: Means beautiful.
12. Gabut: Means blind salary.
13. Healing: Means self-healing from inner wounds.
14. Bestie: Means best friend.
15. PHP: Means false hope giver.
16. OTW: Means On The Way.
17. Bacot: Means talkative.
18. COD: Means Cash On Delivery.
19. ROTFL: Means Rolling on The Floor Laughing.
20. LOL: Means Laugh Out Loud.
21. IMO: Means In My Opinion.
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5. Batak Inspirational Words
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In addition, there are several references to Pearl words in the Batak language. These Pearl words below can also be used as references for cool captions on social media. Want to know what Pearl words are? Let's check it out here, klovers.
1. "Sasittongna, molo dipahabisho jatah gagalmu, olo dang olo ho ikkon hasea."
(Indeed, if you use up your quota of failures, whether you like it or not, you will succeed.)
2. "Bisuk songon ulok, marroha songon darapati."
(Cunning like a snake, wise like a dove.)
3. "Tumagon mangolu pogos ale dihormati dari pada mamora alai tarhina."
(It is better to live in poverty but be respected than to be rich but disgraced.)
4. "Dang adong naso tarpatupa ni Debata."
(Nothing is impossible for God.)
5. "Dang boe mambahen jolma sonang, unang susahi rohana."
(If you can't make someone happy, at least don't hurt their feelings.)
6. "Halak na burju marnatua-tua dapotan pasu-pasu sian Debat."
(Those who are good to their parents are blessed by God.)
7. "Jolo nidilat bibir asa nidok hata, asa unang haccit rohani donganmu."
(Think before you speak so as not to hurt your friends.)
8. "Jolo nidilat bibir, asa nidok hata."
(Lick your lips before speaking.)
9. "Arta na sinari doi, rupa pe satongkin doi."
(Wealth can be sought, appearance is only temporary.)
10. "Sabarmaho disasude gulmit ni ngolumu , alai na paling petting ima bersabar dohot emosi na adong didirim."
(Be patient in suffering in life, but most importantly, be patient with your own emotions.)
That is an explanation about the meaning of 'paok' in slang language that you need to know. It will make it easier for you to understand the meaning of 'paok'.
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Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.