Meaning of 'untidy' in Sundanese is: pabalatak

untidy: pabalatak

Adjective:

pabalatak, kotor, najis.

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Adjective(1) not neat and tidy,careless and slovenly,dirty,disorderly(2) not neat and tidy(3) careless and slovenly(4) dirty(5) disorderly

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(1) Just imagine if the pages of this book, instead of being bound together in numerical order, were delivered to you as an untidy pile.(2) If my child or yours is wilfully untidy , lazy or disruptive, there is often a genuine case for saying that it is not really his fault.(3) Why do we do accumulate, hoard and keep our homes and offices in messy, untidy , disorganized clutter?(4) The circular road is the most untidy area in the town due to the nature of buildings along this road, many of which are shabby outbuildings and garages.(5) If an untidy person is unkempt, why is a tidy person not kempt?(6) They reported that the area is overcrowded with vendors, and is untidy and chaotic.(7) Many of the shelves are already cleared and the rest are an untidy jumble.(8) Twisting it around, she pulled the hair band over the top and left it in an untidy bun.(9) They seemed totally lost and there was far too many door staff making it look cluttered and untidy .(10) The Springboks were expected to win well, but the first quarter of the game was much of the same of the class of 2001 as passes went astray and line-outs were untidy .(11) ACT is opposing this bill, because it is very untidy , very messy legislation.(12) Her influence on the Chancellor has tidied up his life, his chaotically untidy homes and his unflattering clothing.(13) Often slovenly and untidy , she dressed to draw attention to her figure, and the history of her love affairs and marriages provided a basis for much talk.(14) James nervously straightened his untidy cravat and smoothed his hair.(15) Outside the mortuary, there are more bodies lying in untidy rows covered by red-stained cloths, waiting to be identified by their families.(16) There is clearly much to do, if archaeology is to put its supremely untidy and overstuffed house in order