Lelah meaning in English

lelah means tired in Indonesian. Pronounced leh-LAH.

Hear lelah

Example sentence

Saya lelah sekali.
I'm very tired.

More sentences using lelah

• Saya sangat lelah hari ini.
  I'm very tired today.

lelah in real dialogue

These lines show how the word is used naturally inside complete Indonesian conversations:

• Berarti otot kamu masih lelah. Jangan dipaksa.
  That means your muscles are still tired. Do not force it.
  From Olahraga Pagi di Taman B1
• Boleh. Wajah kamu terlihat lelah, jadi istirahat dulu.
  Yes. You look tired, so rest first.
  From Hari Orientasi Kampus A2

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