"keluarga parsial" meaning in All languages combined

See keluarga parsial on Wiktionary

Noun [bahasa Indonesia]

  1. keluarga yang hanya terdiri atas suami dan istri tanpa anak
    Sense id: id-keluarga_parsial-id-noun-HJRfjYfa
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
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