resap.
to disappear by slow degree; to enter; to seep in
Meaning & usage
to disappear by slow degree; to enter; to seep in
Where this word comes from
Inherited from Malay resap (“to disappear by slow degree”), from Javanese resep (“to enter, to seep in”), from Old Javanese rĕsĕp (“impressive, moving, intimate, pleasant; deeply moved, feeling deeply, savouring, enjoying, loving profoundly, absorbedly”, literally “entering, penetrating; entered, penetrated”).
single-edged spear for catching fish
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Malay [Term?] (Riau Malay-Talang Mamak).
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