Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.
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II person acting as banker at the gambling table; croupier.
bandara see bendara.
bandawala a duel; - pati a duel to the death.
bandawasa lit strength.
bandayuda lit to fight hand-to-hand.
bandel I 1 (of children) brave, not prone to crying; 2 (of children) undisciplined, disobedient; 3 obstinate, stubborn.
II bird used as live bait.
bandeng an edible fish that is born in the sea and later migrates to rivers; kind of milk-fish.
bandha 1 wealth, fortune, property; 2 capital investment; - abab to engage in business with only talk as capital bandhu to have a wealth of relatives as well as money; - bau all brawn and no brains; - beya expenses;
mbandha wealthy;
mbandhani 1 to finance s.t;
bandhan 1 to contribute money to a cause; 2 contribution to a cause.
bandhang I basket for carrying sugarcane seedlings.
II banjir - flash flood;
mbandhang to bolt (horse);
mbandhangake to make s.t. go fast;
bandhangan 1 to do things fast; 2 carried off from where it belongs.
bandhel stubborn, wilful, obstinate (var of bandel);
mbandhel to act defiantly, obstinate.
bandhem missile, object hurled;
mbandhem to throw at, hurl (missile) at.
bandhil sling for hurling missiles;
mbandhil to shoot (at) with a sling;
mbandhilake to hurl (missiles) at.
bandhing, mbandhing to compare;
mbandhingake to compare s.t. with;
bandhingan comparison;
pambandhing standard of comparison.
bandhol 1 impolite, insolent; 2 (of horses) wild, untamed; 3 bandit chief; 4 reg irresponsible, joker;
mbandhol to behave like a bandit chief; to act insolently;
bandhol ngrompol a gathering of criminals.
bandhosa a covered wooden or bamboo bier.
bandhot 1 ram, male sheep or goat; 2 lascivious old man; 3 womaniser, ladies' man;
bandhotan a certain snake.
bandhu relatives. See also bandha.
bandhul 1 iron ball used as a weight; 2 hanger;
mbandhuli to weigh s.t. down; to attach a weight to s.t.;
bandhulan or bandulan 1 children's swing; 2 a swinging baby bed.
bandrèk I skeleton key, master key;
mbandrek to open with a skeleton key.
II adultery.
bandreng, mbandreng or bandrengan reg to work assiduously (at).
bandring reg sling for hurling missiles (var of bandhil).
bandul, mbandul to swing;
bandulan children's swing (var of bandhulan).
banè var of banén.
banèh different (var of benèh).
banèk var of banen.
banèn sound, voice.
bang I red (shtf of abang); bangjo traffic light (shtf of abang ijo);
bangbang wetan sunrise (when the sky looks red);
bang-bangan batik with predominantly red colouration.
II region; - wétan eastern region.
III bank;
ngebangaké 1 to put money in the bank; 2 to put up s.t. as security for the bank.
IV mbang (shtf of kembang); - mlathi jasmine.
V bangbang alum-alum way backbone of the state/country.
bangah a certain plant with a bad smell.
bangbang I disease of rice plants (var of bambang II).
II bangbang alum-alum see bang.
banger fetid.
banget ng, sanget kr 1 very, very much, extremely; 2 serious, intense; 3 emphatic;
mbangeti excessive;
mbangetake 1 to make s.t. worse; 2 to intensify;
kebangeten excessively, terribly, overly.
bangga 1 to resist (e.g. the police); disobey; 2 to refuse.
banggal 1 very hard (of roasted food, swollen skin etc); 2 stump of tobacco plant; 3 object thrown;
mbanggal to throw s.t. at.
banggel, mbanggel undercooked, raw inside.
banggèl, mbanggèl 1 to snap at (as though to bite); 2 to give a rebuttal (in debating);
mbanggèlaké to have s.o. sell (merchandise, usually fabrics) on commission. See bangkel.
banggén I shared, common cowstall.
II mbanggeni or bebanggen reg to accompany music by singing.
banggi I reg to resist (kr for bangga).
II reg cost, charge (kr for beya).
III shtf of ubanggi, promise, commitment (kr for ubaya).
IV (good) luck (kr for bara);
pinten banggi luckily (kr for pirabara or pirangbara).
bangir, mbangir long and tapering (the finest nose shape);
mbangiri to make (the nose) pointed;
mbangiraké to make (the nose) more tapered.
bangka 1 hard (of unriped fruit); 2 coarse;
klasa - a hard (in texture) mat; 3 cr dead; 4 or bangkan hard (of soil).