"sokap" meaning in Indonesian

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Adjective

Forms: sokab [alternative]
Etymology: Prokem derivation, from siapa, sapa (“who”) + -ok- with the final rime elided. Backronymed as a blend of sok (“as if”) + akrab (“close, familiar”), due to its frequent use in sarcastic responses to someone being overly friendly. Etymology templates: {{infix|id|sapa|ok|t1=who}} sapa (“who”) + -ok-, {{glossary|elided}} elided, {{glossary|Backronym}} Backronym, {{blend|id|sok|akrab|nocap=1|t1=as if|t2=close, familiar}} blend of sok (“as if”) + akrab (“close, familiar”) Head templates: {{head|id|adj}} sokap
  1. (colloquial, derogatory) overly friendly (as if with someone familiar); buddy-buddy Tags: colloquial, derogatory
    Sense id: en-sokap-id-adj-8c7VAJz6 Categories (other): Indonesian blends, Indonesian entries with incorrect language header, Indonesian pronouns, Indonesian terms infixed with -ok-, Pages with 1 entry, Pages with entries Disambiguation of Indonesian blends: 58 42 Disambiguation of Indonesian entries with incorrect language header: 73 27 Disambiguation of Indonesian pronouns: 70 30 Disambiguation of Indonesian terms infixed with -ok-: 69 31 Disambiguation of Pages with 1 entry: 87 13 Disambiguation of Pages with entries: 95 5

Pronoun

Etymology: Prokem derivation, from siapa, sapa (“who”) + -ok- with the final rime elided. Backronymed as a blend of sok (“as if”) + akrab (“close, familiar”), due to its frequent use in sarcastic responses to someone being overly friendly. Etymology templates: {{infix|id|sapa|ok|t1=who}} sapa (“who”) + -ok-, {{glossary|elided}} elided, {{glossary|Backronym}} Backronym, {{blend|id|sok|akrab|nocap=1|t1=as if|t2=close, familiar}} blend of sok (“as if”) + akrab (“close, familiar”) Head templates: {{head|id|pronoun}} sokap
  1. (slang) Prokem form of siapa (“who”) Tags: Prokem, alt-of, slang Alternative form of: siapa (extra: who)
    Sense id: en-sokap-id-pron-jRqrY8Y- Categories (other): Prokem Indonesian
     
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          "type": "example"
        }
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          "english": "When I first got into this class, I was very buddy-buddy with everyone.",
          "ref": "2018, Muhammad Alfarisyi, Pelarian Qolbu [Refuge for the Soul], Bogor: Guepedia, page 220:",
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