II lit hungry. See ngelih.
angling lit to speak, say;
onglang-angling to converse, chat. See also ling.
anglir lit like, as. See lir I.
anglo charcoal brazier; - padupan covered incense burner.
anglong I to ebb, reduced; - jiwa to waste away e.g. from sorrow.
II manglong to stoop, dangle;
nganglongaké to dangle s.t. See anglung.
angluh, ngangluh to complain;
pangangluh complaint. See also keluh II.
anglung, manglung to stoop, bend, bow, lean (toward); bent downward;
nganglungaké to bend s.t. downward (var of nganglongaké).
angob a yawn, yawning; to yawn.
angok to recede, ebb.
angon ng, angen kr, to herd, tend; - angin to have a proper regard for time; kedhap to keep an eye on what others are doing; - iriban to keep an eye open for an opportunity; - mangsa (var of angin); - ulat (var of angon iriban); ngangon 1 to herd, tend; 2 fig to care for, have regard for;
pangon boy who tends livestock; fig supervisor;
pangonan grazing field for livestock;
angon ulat ngumbar tangan prov on the lookout to steal or pick pockets. See also ngon.
angot to refuse to do anything, be in a bad mood;
angot-angotan 1 according to one's mood; 2 recurrent. See also ngot.
angrang a large red tree ant. See also ngangrang, kemangrang.
angreh or mangreh lit to rule, hold sway over. See also reh.
angrem 1 to sit on eggs; 2 fig to stay in one place; 3 to rise late (of moon);
ngangremi or ngengremi to sit on eggs to hatch them;
ngangremaké or ngengremaké to put eggs in a nest to be hatched by a hen;
angreman 1 nest where eggs are being hatched; 2 fig hideout, hiding-place;
pangreman or pangangreman var of angreman.
See also rem II.
angrob lit to rise (of water level). See rob.
angrog lit (to speak, sing) in unison. Also angrug.
angsa I 1 lit goose.
II or wangsa lit family, dynasty.
III lit share, portion.
IV ngangsa or ngangsa-angsa greedy, covetous; excessively ambitious.
angsab var of asab.
angsag var of asag.
angsah lit advance, attack;
mangsah to advance, go forward bravely; - prang to go into battle; ngangsahake to send off to war.
angsal 1 to receive, accept (kr for olèh); 2 s.o.'s act of (do)ing (md for olèh, anggon).
II if, provided (var of waton).
III origin (var of asal).
angsang 1 gill (fish's breathing apparatus); 2 grate for holding coals in a brazier; 3 base/foot of a receptacle; 4 big receptacle on a base; 5 closet or cupboard shelf.
angsar or ngangsar magic power of amulet;
ngangsari to give spiritual power to s.o.
angseg act of pushing or pressing;
ngangseg to push, press (forward);
ngangsegaké to press s.t. forward; to quicken the pace of work.
angslep or mangslep to enter, insert. See aslep, angslup.
angsli var of asli.
angslup 1 to set (var of angslep); 2 (or mangslup) to enter, insert;
ngangslupaké to insert s.t.
angso var of aso.
angsog beached (of small boats).
angsoka a flowering tree. See soka.
angsring var of asring.
angsrog var of asrog.
angsu, ngangsu 1 to draw water for household use; 2 fig to learn, study; kawruh to seek knowledge;
ngangsoni to draw water from;
ngangsokaké to draw water for s.o.; pangangsu 1 one who draws water; 2 a matter of learning;
pangangson 1 place where household water is obtained, fig source of knowledge; 2 container for drawing water;
ngangsu banyu apikulan warih prov having a basic knowledge before learning s.t.;
ngangsu banyu ing kranjang prov to learn s.t. but fail to apply it.
angsuk or angsukan a harmonious match;
mangsuk 1 to enter; 2 to match; mangsuk angin to have/get a cold.
angsul reg kr for bali;
angsul-angsul gift to a guest departing from a ceremonial meal.
angsung lit to give; - pangapura to forgive; - dhahar reg to place an offering for the spirits; to offer flowers, burn incense etc at s.o.'s grave; - pambagya to welcome;
ngangsungaké lit to give, hand up s.t.
angsur I ngangsur to pay by installments;
ngangsuri to buy s.t. by installment for s.o.;
ngangsuraké to sell s.t. on credit; to pay by installments for s.o.;
II ngangsur or ngangsur-angsur heavy and long breathing.
III mangsur or mangsur-mangsur diarrhoea.
anguk I coll var of angur.
II anguk-anguk or manguk-manguk to keep putting one's head out of (a door, window etc);
ongak-anguk or mongak-manguk to put one's head out of (a door, window etc) repeatedly.
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