Bajingan

Bajingan in the real mean is a driver of ox wagon in Java, but now in Indonesian dicenary bajingan word have bad mean.

The bajingan with grass at him simple single ox wagon.

Bajingan in bad version

Bajingan is a Javanese and Indonesian word used to refer to a person who does something irresponsible. The closest meaning of Bajingan in English is bastard or scumbag. Bajingan is a swear word that is considered not polite in both Javanese and Indonesian. However, if the person who said it is already a close friend, then it will be considered as a joke that has no harsh meaning.

Bajingan in ordinary version

In other version, Bajingan is cow wagon or ox cart driver in Java Island, that is a good job in traditional culture of transportation history.

Ox-cart at Prambanan temple drive by a "Bajingan" in a festival.

In Indonesia now alot Bajingan festival with them ox wagon every year in many place.

A bajingan with him costum at a festival of ox wagon.

References

    1. ^Ox-cart Festival at Prambanan Temple,

    http://thejakartapost.com/news

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    When the Bajingan Raise a Joy . http://alfianwidi.com/2015/09/bajingan

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