angun-angun I bull.
II law upholder.
angur preferable; rather than.
angus soot, lampblack;
ngangus 1 to produce soot; 2 to blacken with soot.
ani, ani-ani 1 a small palm-held reaping knife for cutting rice stalks; 2 to harvest rice with such a knife;
ngenèni to harvest rice with a special knife.
See also panèn.
aniaya cruelty, ill treatment;
nganiaya to maltreat, beat cruelly, torture;
kaniaya or kaningaya to be maltreated, to get bad treatment;
panganiaya maltreatment, cruel treatment.
anila lit wind.
anindita esteemed, revered, distinguished.
anindyamantri lit chief minister.
aning but, however (reg var of nanging).
anis lit gone away.
anja, nganja-anja 1 to become emotional; 2 to walk on one's hands; 3 to take a run before jumping; 4 to have a good time, enjoy o.s.;
anja-anja 1 a variety of spider; 2 a dwarf demon with a red tongue who can cause skin diseases (traditional belief);
anja-anjanen or anjan-anjanen to have a distaste for; to be disinclined.
anjali lit a gesture of respect;
manganjali lit to make an obeisance;
panganjali respectful greeting (with palms together touching the forehead).
anjang, anjang-anjang bamboo latticework used as a support for climbing vines;
nganjang-anjangi to set up lattice work for climbing vines.
anjat reg steeply sloping mountain side;
nganjat to slope upward;
nganjati reg to climb a sloping mountain side;
manjat reg sloping steeply;
panjatan reg ascent.
anjèng reg 1 to go out for pleasure; 2 to go to a ceremony.
anjel, nganjelaké to set forward.
anjer var of anjir.
anji, anji-anjinen or kanji to learn one's lesson.
anjing entering;
nganjingi to enter into s.o.'s body or s.t;
nganjingake to have s.t. enter into;
anjing-anjingan mortice joint, dovetailed joint;
manjing 1 to enter into; 2 to enter and become one with;
manjing ajur ajer 1 having the (magical) power to penetrate any substance; 2 easy to communicate with all levels of people.
See also panjing.
anjir I 1 stake or pole used as a marker; picket pole; 2 to stand on one's head.
II road repair worker;
nganjir to repair roads.
anjleg or anjreg reg to live or to be located in/at.
anjlog 1 to jump down; 2 to descend sharply;
nganjlogi to jump down onto, pounce on;
nganjlogaké to cause s.t. to fall down;
anjlog-anjlogan to jump down again and again. See also jlog.
anjog having arrived at, leading tofinto;
nganjogaké to cause to arrive at. See also jog.
anjrah present everywhere, ubiquitous; to spread throughout.
anjrak to settle.
anjrit lit to scream. See jerit.
anjrum lit lying at ease (of cattle, e.g. while chewing the cud). See also jerum.
anjuk, nganjuk to buy on credit.
anjum to extend the hands; - tangan to extend both hands in a greeting (Muslim style).
anjun I earthenware water crock; tukang - potter, maker of earthenware.
II or anjung or ajun adjunct.
anjur I and then, after that (coll of banjur).
II nganjuraké to suggest, advise;
anjuran advice, suggestion(s).
anom ng, anèm fer, timur k.i. young. See also nom.
anon lit to see, know. See ton.
anor low, humble, inferior; - raga modest, humble;
nganoraké or ngasoraké to efface o.s., to conduct o.s. modestly. See also anuraga.
anrang lit to attack; - wèsthi to attack the enemy. See also serang.
anrus lit right after that, continuously, again and again, straight. See also terus.
anta I stale tasting, taste of fresh water, tasteless.
II nganta-anta to demand revenge (against); to be exasperated, out of patience.
antah var of wantah.
antak, ngantak-antak 1 to expect s.o. impatiently; 2 to be choked.
antaka lit death, dead; to die;
kantaka unconscious.
antakusuma 1 name of a special vest; 2 way flowered fabric for certain costumes.
antal or antal-antalan slow in tempo, of gamelan music;
ngantali or ngantal-antali to allow plenty of time (for);
ngantalaké to slow (the music) down.
antan, antan-antan 1 to keep trying to walk (of a child); 2 preparation;
tanpa antan-antan impatient.
antang I var of tan tang.
II ngantang to dry s.t. (e.g. maize) in a high place.
antar I long stick (var of gantar). II loud;
ngantarake
