From Malay

  1. pakcikMalay for uncle, used for any older man. Also pak cik.Malay
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  2. pakweMalay slang for boyfriend.Malay
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  3. paluiSabahan for stupid or silly.Malay
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  4. pancitA flat tyre, or being totally exhausted.Malay
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  5. pandaiMalay for clever or good at something. Sarcastic 'pandai-pandai' means acting smart.Malay
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  6. pantangA taboo or thing you must avoid, from superstitions to the confinement month after giving birth.Malay
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  7. pasar malamNight market, packed with food stalls, cheap stuff and crowds.Malay
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  8. pauMalay slang for squeezing money or a free treat out of someone.Malay
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  9. pengsanMalay for faint or pass out; also used for being dead tired.Malay
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  10. perasanThinking too highly of yourself, or wrongly assuming something is about you.Malay
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  11. perghMalay slang for 'wow', used when something is impressive or intense. Also spelt perghh.Malay
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  12. piNorthern Malay for go.Malay
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  13. pigiSabahan for go, from 'pergi'.Malay
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  14. pisangPisang literally means "banana," but colloquially it is used to describe feeling extremely bored, mentally exhausted, or having nothing to …Malay
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  15. polahSarawakian for do or make.Malay
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  16. pontengTo skip class, school or work.Malay
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  17. pontianakA female vampire ghost from Malay folklore, linked to the scent of frangipani.Malay
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  18. potongTo overtake, or to cut. 'Potong queue' means cutting the line.Malay
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  19. potong stimA mood killer or killjoy; to ruin the fun.Malay
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  20. poyoLame, pretentious, or trying way too hard.Malay
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  21. pusing-pusingGoing round and round, driving or walking around aimlessly.Malay
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  22. putusMalay for break up.Malay
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  23. rehatSchool recess or break time.Malay
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  24. rembatMalay slang to grab, snatch or steal.Malay
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  25. rojakA fruit salad with sticky sauce, and slang for a mix of anything, like Manglish itself ('bahasa rojak').Malay
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  26. rotanA cane, the dreaded discipline tool of old-school parents and teachers.Malay
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  27. roti canaiFlaky, crispy flatbread served with dhal or curry, the mamak classic.Malay
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  28. roti kosongPlain roti canai with nothing inside. 'Kosong' means empty.Malay
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  29. roti telurRoti canai with an egg cooked inside.Malay
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  30. sapuMalay for sweep; slang for taking or finishing everything.Malay
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