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What does the word saja mean?

The word "saja" can have several meanings depending on the language and context. Here are some possibilities:

Indonesian/Malay:

* "Just" or "only": Used to emphasize that something is solely what it is, nothing more.

* Example: "Saya mau minum air saja" (I just want to drink water).

* "On purpose" or "intentionally": Used to indicate an action was deliberate.

* Example: "Dia melakukan itu saja" (He did it on purpose).

Arabic:

* "Prostration": A specific position of worship in Islam where the forehead touches the ground.

Other:

* It could be a name, though not a common one.

* It might be a misspelling of another word.

To understand the meaning of "saja" accurately, you need to know:

1. The language: Is it Indonesian/Malay, Arabic, or another language?

2. The context: What sentence is the word used in?

Please provide more information about the context so I can give you the most accurate meaning!

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