Indonesian · Nature & Environment
Wind
Moving air that you can feel.
Angin laut bertiup sejuk.
The sea breeze blows cool.
'Angin' comes from the Proto-Malayic *angin, which means 'wind'. This term has been used in Malay literature for centuries, reflecting its natural significance.
'Angin' is widely used in both spoken and written Indonesian, in various contexts, including poetry, weather discussions, and folkloric tales.
'Angin' is discussed in numerous poems and traditional songs, often symbolizing change and the unseen forces of nature.