Pajamas

Mogul, pundit, jungle, loot, cashmere, and shampoo are also all from Indian languages As for Indonesian words in Dutch, the first one that came to mind is pisang, meaning banana. It's used in the expression 'nu ben je de pisang', or 'now you're the banana', meaning you're screwed. Another one is amok, which also exists in English with essentially the same meaning. It was originally a culturally bound mental illness. 'Indonesian' food is very popular in the Netherlands, so a bunch of food terms have entered Dutch as well. Nasi, bami, sambal, sambal oelek, sate, ayam, babi pangang, kroepoek, ketjap, gado gado, etc. Orang utan (man of the forest) is originally Indonesian. edit: I'll add some more good ones. Soebatten en bakkelijen both mean to bicker. Amper means just or barely; "hij haalde het amper" = "he only just made it/he barely made it". Een gladjakker is a sleek kind of conman. Gilderoy Lockhart is a gladjakker, for example. Piekeren means to catastrophise, to keep worrying about the same thing. Someone who is described as 'pienter' is smart or clever. Een klamboe is a mosquito net. Rimboe is another word for jungle. A klawang or klewang is a machete. Finally, a note on Dutch orthography. 'oe' is pronounced like the oo in book, 'ie' like the ee in sheep, 'ij' like a shorter eye, and j like the y in year.

From the persian for leg and clothing. see: http://english.oxforddictionaries.com/pajamas In the future, if you google " etymology" you'll get it right away.B