Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.

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creblung pl chattering, jabbering.

      creceb see crecep.

      crecel, nrecel to have many children.

      crecep, pating crecep to feel sticky all over the body.

      creces, pating creces to feel cold all over the body.

      crècès, pating crècès running down everywhere (tears, raindrops).

      crecèt handkerchief.

      crècèt var of crecèt.

      cremed, nyremed or cremedan to tell dirty stories; to talk obscenely or coarsely.

      cremimi(h), nyremimi(h) sad-looking;

      pating cremimi(h) pl sad, melancholy.

      cremomong, nyremomong glowing, burning red (fires);

      pating cremomong pl as above.

      crémot, crémotan or pating crémot all messed up; (of face) streaked with dirt.

      cremumuh, nyremumuh reddish and infected-looking (sores);

      pating cremumuh pl as above.

      crèncèng gleaming, glimmering; dawn.

      crèng 1 cash (as opposed to credit); 2 or

      mak crèng repr a metallic clang.

      crèngèk, pating crèngèk pl (of children) to keep wailing loudly.

      crèngèl, pating crèngèl pl to keep craning the neck; pl to keep sticking the head up high.

      crèngès, nyrèngès to show the teeth (smiling; making a face); pating crèngès pl as above.

      crènggèh, pating crènggèh pl sticking out/up.

      crèngkèh var of crènggèh.

      crèngkèng, pating crèngkèng pl to keep yelping/whining.

      crèngkèng fish spear.

      crengkling, pating crengkling pl repr repeated metallic clanking sounds, e.g. metal being pounded.

      crengklung, pating crengklung pl repr repeated deep metallic sounds, e.g. from thumping a steel drum.

      créngos, créngosan or pating créngos (of face) streaked with dirt.

      crenthé, pating crenthé repr heavy metallic sounds, e.g. of steel girders banging together.

      crenthèng var of crenthé.

      crep or mak crep repr piercing, stabbing.

      crepèpèh, nyrepèpèh to plead, beg.

      cres or mak cres repr a sharp point spearing s.t.

      cret or mak cret repr a sudden dripping;

      ngecreti to spatter s.t. with drops of liquid;

      sacret, sacretan a small amount, a mere drop.

      crèt or mak crèt repr a sudden squirting/ spurting;

      ngecrèti to spatter onto;

      crat-crèt squirting repeatedly; to have the runs.

      crethil, pating crethil repr the stinging sensation of an open cut.

      crèwèk, crèwèkan (of fruit) a hole eaten by a bat.

      crèwèng, pating crèwèng pointing in various directions, divided. Also criwing.

      crèwèt 1 cr to talk too much; 2 cr to complain constantly.

      cricis, nricis 1 to talk a lot; 2 to speak fluently.

      criga lit kris (var of curiga).

      crigis talkative by nature.

      crik or mak crik repr (of metallic things) loud jingling.

      cring or mak cring repr (of coins) loud jingling.

      cringih, nyringih pointed and sharp;

      cringih-cringih or pating cringih pl as above.

      cringis, nyringis to show the teeth (smiling, grimacing etc);

      pating cringis pl as above.

      criping fried chips made from thin slices of cassava (banana etc).

      cripu thong sandals, slippers.

      crit or mak crit repr water squirting;

      crat-crit repr repeated squirts.

      crita ng, cariyos kr story, narration;

      nyritani to tell s.o. (a story; about s.t.);

      nyritakaké to tell about.

      See also carita.

      criwing var of crèwèng.

      criwis talkative; to jabber, prattle.

      criyèt, pating criyèt pl squeaking.

      criyos to say, tell (kr for kandha, crita).

      crobo careless, untidy; sloppy, grubby.

      crobong chimney.

      crocoh 1 (of ceilings, roofs) to leak; 2 delighting in yelling abusively. See also trocoh.

      crocok, crocokan gluttonous, greedy.

      crocop, nyrocop to slurp (bad table manners).

      crocos, nrocos 1 (of tears) to flow; to drool; 2 cr nonstop speaking.

      crog see crok.

      crok or mak crok repr cutting/chopping/ striking;

      crok-crok repr the sloshing of wet fabric against a board or stone when being washed;

      crak-crok repr chopping repeatedly;

      ngecrok-crok to launder clothes by pounding them against s.t.

      crolot, pating crolot pl repr to keep jumping/bounding.

      cromplong, pating cromplong riddled with holes.

      crondhol reg water rat.

      crondholo see trondholo.

      crongat, nyrongat to stick out;

      pating crongat pl sticking out. See also congat.

      crongoh not fussy about one's choice (of women).

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