No. 493 in Malay
agung
"Agung" means "great," "grand," or "noble" in English.
In a sentence
Malaysia mempunyai Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong sebagai ketua negara.
Malaysia has the Yang di-Pertuan Agong as the head of state.
Here, "agung" refers to the royal title of the head of state, signifying grandeur and importance.
Ia adalah hari yang sangat agung dalam sejarah negara ini.
It is a very momentous day in the history of this country.
In this context, "agung" is used to describe an event of great significance or importance.
Kita harus menunjukkan rasa hormat yang agung kepada orang tua kita.
We should show profound respect to our elders.
"Agung" here emphasizes the elevated or profound nature of the respect.
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