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Old 21st April 2026, 11:16 AM   #16
JustYS
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Hi RobT,

Just a clarification pamor and dhapur are NOT Indonesian words, they are Javanese.

Word Pamor also exists in Indonesian but it means prestige.

Word Dapur (different spelling without h) also exists in Indonesian and it means kitchen
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