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Okkots or okkot is an idiom typical to people coming from South Sulawesi, especially from ethnic Makassar and Bugis. It is characterized by unintentionally changing some part of a word in Indonesian during a conversation.〔() Okkot Blogspot (Indonesian)〕 ==Etymology== Okkot(s) is derived from the word ''okko in Makassar language which literally means "trespassing a dividing line". This term was first introduced in traditional games played by children in South Sulawesi.〔 Okkot is also a community among Aryans, okkot in Sanskrit means "one who serves the sun", as they worship the sun god Surya.
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