Malay Idiom
Malay Idiom, is simpulan bahasa. Simpul is to tie a knot. You tie two or more words in Bahasa Malaysia into a knot to bring them together, making it a simpulan. Simpulan is also gist. This group of two words of entirely different meanings represents a gist of an idea. All the entries below are arranged in alphabetical order.
The examples of sentences in this collection are taken or adapted from real-life materials I came across in the Malay-speaking world. If you notice some entries are without sentences, that means they are rarely used or, used in accordance with the definition in the Kamus Dewan.
Simpulan Bahasa Ab-Ah
Simpulan Bahasa Ai-Am
Simpulan Bahasa Am-An
Simpulan Bahasa An-Ay
Simpulan Bahasa B-Bat
Simpulan Bahasa Ba-Be
Simpulan Bahasa Berat
Simpulan Bahasa Be-Bu
Simpulan Bahasa Buang sahaja
Simpulan Bahasa Buang-Bul
Simpulan Bahasa Bul-But
Simpulan Bahasa Ca
Simpulan Bahasa Ca-Ce
Simpulan Bahasa Ce-Ci
Simpulan Bahasa Ci-Cu
Simpulan Bahasa Da-De
Simpulan Bahasa De-Du
Simpulan Bahasa E
Simpulan Bahasa F-Ga
Simpulan Bahasa Gap-Ge
Simpulan Bahasa Ger-Gi
Simpulan Bahasa Gil-Gu
Simpulan Bahasa H-Han
Simpulan Bahasa Han-Hat
Simpulan Bahasa He-Hi
Simpulan Bahasa Hilang
Simpulan Bahasa Hil-Hu
Simpulan Bahasa Huk-Hut
Simpulan Bahasa I
Simpulan Bahasa I-J
Simpulan Bahasa Ja-Je
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