imuc

Old Sundanese

Verb

imuc

  1. to smile
    • c. 1518, Sanghyang Siksakandang Karesian (Kropak 630), folio 18, verso:
      hi(n)tĕn ta ma ṅaranya, ca(ṅ)ciṅ sĕri, sĕmu imuc, ra(m)pes a(m)bĕkna
      ...Hintĕn (diamond) means easy to laugh, easy to smile, kind hearted....

Descendants

  • > Sundanese: imut (inherited)
    • →? Indonesian: imut (“cute”)

Further reading

  • Noorduyn, J, Teeuw, A (2006) Three Old Sundanese Poems‎[1], Leiden: K.I.T.L.V. Press, →ISBN

Sakizaya

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /i.ˈmut͡s/, [i.ˈmut͡s]

Noun

imuc

  1. Taiwanese cinnamon
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