Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.

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to make louder;

      ngantar-antar to speak loudly; to glow, burn brightly; fig very angry. See also kantar.

      antara ng, antawis kr 1 between, among, within; 2 (or antarane) approximately; 3 some, a certain amount (of time);

      ngantarani to increase the space or time, put space between;

      ngantarakaké to estimate approximately;

      ora antara suwe not long afterwards, before long.

      antariksa lit sky, firmament.

      antawacana way characteristic speech style of a character.

      antawis between, among (kr for antara).

      anteb 1 firm, steadfast; 2 heavy, weighty;

      manteb 1 steadfast, dedicated (as a servant); 2 fulfilled, gratified;

      antebing tekad firm will, resolution.

      antem a blow with a fist;

      ngantem 1 to hit, punch; 2 to charge more than a normal price;

      pangantem a punch;

      anteman or antem-anteman a punch;

      antem-anteman to hit each other, have a fistfight.

      anteng steady, tranquil;

      - kitiran or - tlale to wriggle, squirm;

      -kreneng to pretend to be nice.

      anter var of antar.

      anter 1 quiet, serene; 2 calm and even-tempered (of child).

      anthèk 1 helper to a tradesman or labourer; 2 sycophant, yes-man;

      nganthèk 1 to be(come) a helper; 2 to be a lackey

      anthuk, nganthuki to nod at (as a sign);

      manthuk to nod;

      manthuk-manthuk, monthak-manthuk to keep nodding;

      manthukan to always agree, never say no.

      anti I nganti ng, ngantos kr 1 to wait; 2 till, up to the point that, for (length of time); aja nganti don't let it happen that...

      II anti-anti ng, antos-antos kr, nganti­anti to look forward to, long for;

      panganti-anti hope, expectation. See also kanti.

      antiga lit egg.

      antih, ngantih to spin (thread).

      anting I 1 sliding weight on a scale beam; 2 metal pieces holding car springs to the frame.

      II anting-anting dangling earrings.

      III ontang-anting an only child; a child without relatives; alone in the world.

      IV a swing;

      montang-manting 1 to sway; 2 to exert o.s.;

      ngontang-antingake to sway s.o. or s.t.

      antob a belch; to belch;

      ngantobake to cause s.o. to belch. See atob.

      antol a supporting brace;

      ngantoli to attach a brace to; to brace or support s.t.

      antos to wait (root form: kr for anti).

      antrakusuma see antakusuma.

      antri to queue up, stand in a line.

      antrog var of entrog;

      kantrog to get shaken up.

      antru I 1 tool for prying; 2 equipment for drawing water from a well.

      II reg a platform hut.

      antu var of anti.

      antuk I lit to get, receive.

      II root form: kr for ulih.

      III ngantuk sleepy;

      ngantukan always sleepy, sleepy by nature.

      antyabasa gram a variety of humble Ngoko.

      amu 1 representing a pause to collect one's thoughts; 2 substitution for a word that has slipped the mind; 3 expressing vagueness rather than definiteness; 4 euphemism sex organ;

      nganu 1 to do s.t. naughty to s.o.; 2 substitution for a word that means doing s.t;

      anua otherwise, had s.t. happened.

      anugraha see nugraha.

      anuswara gram nasal consonant.

      anyag 1 nganyag to keep walking without stopping; 2 to walk rudely in front of s.o. without excusing o.s.;

      anyag-anyag or anyag-onyog var of nganyag.

      anyam var of anam.

      anyang I ng, awis kr, nganyang to bargain for (an item);

      anyang-anyang to bargain, haggle;

      anyang-anyangan or nyang-nyangan haggling over the price (between the seller and the buyer);

      panganyang act or way of bargaining. Also nyang II.

      II anyang-anyangen (to have) dysuria.

      III dried out; enjet - dried lime (see also enjet).

      anyar ng, énggal kr new, recent; - gres brand new;

      nganyari to use s.t. or to do for the first time;

      nganyar-anyari strange, unusual;

      nganyaraké to make s.t. (or to have s.t. made) like new;

      anyaran new (at);

      anyar-anyaran 1 new (at); 2 to compare or compete in newness.

      anyawar a certain plant.

      anyeh var of anyih.

      anyel annoyed, irritated (at);

      nganyelaké annoying, irritating;

      anyelan (aten) easily irritated.

      anyep 1 flat, insipid (of food flavour or aroma); 2 cool(er than normal), cold; 3 fig apathetic;

      nganyep to use no salt on one's food, as a form of self-denial;

      anyep-anyepan unsalted food.

      anyer,

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