dying in Indonesian
dying in Indonesian is sakratulmaut, sekarat — dying means close to death; in the final stage of life.
dying in Indonesian
sakratulmaut
Pertaining to death, or the moments before death.
sekarat
Pertaining to death, or the moments before death.
What does "dying" mean?
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adj Close to death; in the final stage of life.
"He spent his dying days surrounded by family."
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noun The process of coming to the end of life; the act of ceasing to live.
"The hospice focuses on comfort and dignity during dying."
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dying in a sentence
- He spent his dying days surrounded by family.
- It was her dying wish to see the ocean one last time.
- The hospice focuses on comfort and dignity during dying.
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What is "dying" in Indonesian?
"dying" in Indonesian is sakratulmaut, sekarat. dying means: Close to death; in the final stage of life.
How do you use "dying" in a sentence?
Example: "He spent his dying days surrounded by family." In Indonesian, "dying" is sakratulmaut, sekarat.
Are there other ways to say "dying" in Indonesian?
Yes — Indonesian has 2 translations listed for "dying": sakratulmaut, sekarat.
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