No. 930 in Malay

fook

The word "fook" does not exist in standard Malay. It might be a transliteration or borrowed term.

In a sentence

Dia memakai baju yang sangat fook.
He is wearing a very stylish shirt.
Used as an adjective describing something fashionable or trendy.
Kami berharap semua orang mendapat banyak fook tahun ini.
We hope everyone gains a lot of luck this year.
Used as a noun meaning luck or fortune.
Kampung itu terkenal dengan kek fook mereka.
The village is famous for its fook cakes.
Contextual usage as part of a cultural term, such as a type of cake associated with good fortune.

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