Jakarta
- proper noun
- /dʒəˈkɑrtə/
- The Cianjur regency is located in the province of West Java, about midway between Bandung and Jakarta.
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- the capital of Jakarta
- Jakarta, the city
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Examples
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We've got problems in our Jakarta office.
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I am from Jakarta, Indonesia, born and raised, homegrown.
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Yeah, I lived in Jakarta for a few years.
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I was on my way to Jakarta.
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l was born in Jakarta.
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So we are currently at the airport in Jakarta waiting to board our flight to Bali.
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Most of the new urban development was confined to metropolitan Jakarta until the late 1980s.
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Below the corporate towers of Jakarta are street markets and teeming bus terminals.
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Southeast Asia's oldest biennial is the Jakarta Biennale, held since 1982.
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I am from Jakarta, Indonesia, born and raised, homegrown.
Synonyms
An old spelling of Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Jakarta comes from the old name Jayakarta, made of jay 'victory' and karta 'complete'. So the capital city's name means 'complete victory' and reminds us of the city's past win and new start.