- campak
- (1) throw; fling; hurl (2) measlesmencampak: to throw; to flingmencampakkan: to throw away; to fling; to hurl; to cast awaytercampak: thrown
Malay-English cyber dictionary. 2015.
campak
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champac — or champak noun Etymology: Hindi & Sanskrit; Hindi campak, from Sanskrit campaka Date: circa 1770 an Asian tree (Michelia champaca) of the magnolia family with fragrant usually yellow flowers … New Collegiate Dictionary
champak — cham·pak also cham·pac (chămʹpăk, chŭmʹpŭk) or cham·pa·ca (chămʹpə kə, chŭmʹ ) n. An evergreen timber tree (Michelia champaca) native to India and having fragrant orange yellow flowers that yield an oil used in perfumery. [Hindi campak, from… … Universalium
champac — /cham pak, chum puk/, n. a southern Asian tree, Michelia champaca, of the magnolia family, having fragrant yellow or orange flowers and yielding an oil (champaca oil) used in perfumes. Also, champaca /cham peuh keuh, chum /, champak. [1760 70; … Universalium
Palembang language — Musi Baso Palembang Spoken in Palembang, Indonesia Region Southeast Asia Native speakers 4 million (date missing) … Wikipedia
champac — cham•pac or cham•pak [[t]ˈtʃæm pæk, ˈtʃʌm pʌk[/t]] n. pln a S Asian tree, Michelia champaca, of the magnolia family, having yellow or orange flowers and yielding a fragrant oil • Etymology: 1760–70; < Hindi campak < Skt campaka … From formal English to slang
cham|pak — cham|pac or cham|pak «CHAM pak, CHUHM puhk», noun. an East Indian tree of the magnolia family, bearing fragrant yellow flowers. Guaiol is obtained from its wood. ╂[< Hindustani campak < Sanskrit campaka] … Useful english dictionary
cham|pac — or cham|pak «CHAM pak, CHUHM puhk», noun. an East Indian tree of the magnolia family, bearing fragrant yellow flowers. Guaiol is obtained from its wood. ╂[< Hindustani campak < Sanskrit campaka] … Useful english dictionary
