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<p>The phrase <strong>"kelehmu, dinuhh"</strong> in <strong>Dayak</strong> (a group of indigenous ethnic groups in Borneo, mostly in Indonesia and Malaysia) roughly translates to <strong>"you are foolish"</strong> or <strong>"you're silly"</strong>. It is often used in a playful or lighthearted context, though it can also carry a negative tone depending on the situation.</p><ul><li><strong>Kelehmu</strong>: Can mean "silly" or "foolish."</li><li><strong>Dinuhh</strong>: A form of address, similar to "you."</li></ul><p>The Dayak language consists of many different dialects, so the exact meaning and tone can vary across different Dayak communities. If you encounter this phrase in a specific context or region, the tone or interpretation could shift slightly.</p>