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No. 865 in Indonesian

leg

The Indonesian word "leg" does not exist; it may be a typo or borrowed contextually. If referring to "leg" in English, it translates to "kaki" in Indonesian.

In a sentence

  • Aku melukai kaki saat bermain sepak bola.

    I injured my leg while playing soccer.

    Describes a part of the human body.

  • Kursi itu kehilangan salah satu kakinya, jadi tidak stabil.

    That chair lost one of its legs, so it is unstable.

    Refers to a part of a piece of furniture.

  • Gunung terlihat seperti memiliki kaki yang kokoh di dasar lembah.

    The mountain looks like it has sturdy legs at the base of the valley.

    Used metaphorically to describe the base or foundation.

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