Conditioner

Malay translation: Perawat

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English term or phrase:Conditioner
Malay translation:Perawat
Entered by: A-MMI (X)

23:57 Jun 8, 2001
English to Malay translations [PRO]
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English term or phrase: Conditioner
Hair and scalp conditioner = **** rambut dan kulit kepala

If it was for the hair alone --> Perapi, right?

But you don't "rapikan" the scalp, do you?

Is there a word for **** which can be used for hair and scalp?
Ramona Ali
Local time: 20:37
Perawat
Explanation:
Thanks for the email :)
I understand the need for accuracy.
Let's see, we've covered pelembab, which you'll be using elsewhere; penyihat which sounds weird.
Perawat? Syampu perawat. Untuk merawat rambut dan kulit kepala. Does that sound OK?
I think this has a good double meaning in English:
1. Treat (as in to make something better)
2. Treat (as in to give something good / something that makes you feel good)
Not sure whether that comes across as well in Malay.
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A-MMI (X)
Malaysia
Local time: 20:37
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Thanks again, yes this seems the perfect word and it makes sense in all the instances where it appeared.
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Summary of answers provided
namenyihatkan / melembapkan
A-MMI (X)
naPerawat
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menyihatkan / melembapkan


Explanation:
a few alternatives.
'menyihatkan rambut dan kulit kepala.'
some conditioners also moisturize to reduce scaling, so 'melembapkan kulit kepala' is also a possibility.


    dbp, abdullah hassan & ainon abdullah
A-MMI (X)
Malaysia
Local time: 20:37
Native speaker of: Malay
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Perawat


Explanation:
Thanks for the email :)
I understand the need for accuracy.
Let's see, we've covered pelembab, which you'll be using elsewhere; penyihat which sounds weird.
Perawat? Syampu perawat. Untuk merawat rambut dan kulit kepala. Does that sound OK?
I think this has a good double meaning in English:
1. Treat (as in to make something better)
2. Treat (as in to give something good / something that makes you feel good)
Not sure whether that comes across as well in Malay.



    dbp, personal experience, my shampoo and hair treatment bottles
A-MMI (X)
Malaysia
Local time: 20:37
Native speaker of: Malay
PRO pts in pair: 209
Grading comment
Thanks again, yes this seems the perfect word and it makes sense in all the instances where it appeared.
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