Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.

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what one is capable of; what one is able to;

      kabisan ability, capability;

      sabisane according to one's capacity;

      dibisak-bisakaké to make s.t. possible;

      bisa-bisané how is it possible!;

      sabisa-bisa if possible;

      sabisa-bisane to the best of one's ability;

      masa bisaa it is inconceivable, impossible. See also masa.

      biséka king's name given at consecration. See abiséka.

      bisik I or bisikan a whisper;

      mbisiki to whisper to;

      mbisikake to whisper s.t. to s.o.;

      bisik-bisik or bisak-bisik or bebisik to whisper;

      bisik-bisikan to whisper to each other.

      II bebisik king's name.

      biskop I Roman Catholic bishop.

      II movie, cinema (var of bioskup).

      biskucing a certain medicinal shrub, touch-me-not (var of piskucing).

      biskup var of bioskup.

      biskuit var of beskuwit.

      bismillah in the name of God.

      bisu dumb, mute;

      mbisu to refuse to say a word; to act dumb; to keep quiet.

      bithet scar from a wound.

      bithi fist;

      mbithi to punch.

      bithu, bithu-bithu having a round, full face.

      biting I coconut leaf rib sharpened to a point for pinning wrapping leaf;

      mbitingi to fasten a wrapping leaf with such a pin;

      bitingan pinned with a leaf rib pin.

      II reg var of beteng.

      III lit unit of 400.

      sabiting 400.

      biwada lit honour, esteem;

      ambiwada lit to esteem, revere, hold in awe.

      biwara lit announcement, publication;

      mbiwarakake to publish, announce.

      biya, biya-biya excl of amazement.

      biyada 1 female court servant; 2 girls in service at ceremonies.

      biyah excl of disparagement.

      biyak, mbiyak to unveil, expose, open.

      biyang 1 reg mother; 2 woman of low status;

      biyangané term of abuse.

      biyantu help, aid, assistance;

      mbiyantu to help, assist;

      mbiyantoni to support and help s.o.;

      pambiyantu help, aid, assistance;

      sabiyantu in cooperation with, supporting.

      biyas to turn pale suddenly from surprise or shame.

      biyasa 1 usual, ordinary; 2 accustomed to, familiar with.

      biyayak, biyayakan or byayakan to keep moving around restlessly.

      biyèk in the past (var of biyèn).

      biyèn ng, rumiyin kr, once, formerly, previously; - mula from the very beginning.

      biyet, mbiyet abundant (of fruit on the tree).

      biyuh or biyuh-biyuh excl of astonishment.

      biyung 1 reg mother; 2 adr: reg woman of low status; 3 or biyung-biyung excl of pain, astonishment, compassion.

      blaba generous.

      blabag I board, blackboard;

      mblabag 1 boardlike; 2 hard as a board.

      II one who is responsible for s.t.;

      keblabag to be given a responsibility.

      blabar I strong cord used as a boundary marker; - kawat arena for combat;

      mblabari 1 to sketch, delineate; 2 to draw up a sketch or outline (of);

      blabaran sketch, outline.

      II mblabar to overflow, spill over;

      blabaran to overflow, spilling everywhere.

      blabuk, mblabuk or mblabukake to sell fake articles as genuine.

      blabur I 1 reg flood; 2 abundant (of foods).

      II hazy, blurred (var of blawur).

      blacan a certain wild cat.

      blaco unbleached cotton, raw shirting.

      blacu var of blaco.

      blad pattern transferred to another paper underneath by drawing heavily over the lines;

      ngeblad to trace a drawing in this way.

      blader, mblader 1 cluttered, cluttering; 2 plenty

      bladhak, mbladhak 1 to run out of the path of; 2 to swerve from the right direction, Jig badly behaved (of women).

      bladheg, mbladheg to happen continuously;

      bladhegan continuous successive occurrences.

      bladho a certain star. See lintang.

      bladhog I reg gluttonous.

      II mbladhog to split (wood).

      bladhu muddy, mucky;

      mbladhu muddy;

      kebladhu to get trampled into the mud.

      blaèr or blaèran to salivate freely when about to vomit.

      blaès reg var of blai.

      blai excl of unlucky feeling: damn it! darn it! excl expressing fear or alarm.

      blajar to learn, study;

      mblajari to teach;

      blajaran

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