Where does “passalasa” come from?

passalasa (Makasar) comes from Makasar Salasa, from Arabic ثَلَاثَاء.

passalasa (Makasar): to disappoint someone; to cause someone to be disappointed by not fulfilling a promise

Definitions

  1. to disappoint someone; to cause someone to be disappointed by not fulfilling a promise

Ancestry of “passalasa”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1MakasarSalasaTuesday
2Arabicثَلَاثَاء—

Words derived from “passalasa”

Every word from Arabic ثَلَاثَاء →Every word from Makasar Salasa →