Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.

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a pierced hole;

      kebobolan pierced, hit (by theft).

      bobor 1 (of eggs) infertile; 2 a soup of spinach and coconut milk.

      bobot I ng, wawrat kr, 1 weight; a weight; 2 importance, significance; - timbang consideration of the alternatives;

      mboboti to weigh s.t. down;

      sabobote 1 in proportion; 2 despite the fact that.

      II mbobot pregnant (hi. for meteng).

      III bobotan to defecate (k.i. for ngising).

      bobrak reg badly damaged, broken apart;

      mbobrak to break, damage.

      bobrok 1 ramshackle, dilapidated; 2 rotten, fig immoral.

      bocah ng, lare kr, child, young person; ­ lanang boy; - wadon girl; - wingi sore a very young child, fig inexperienced young person;

      mbocahi to act childishly;

      mbocahaké to regard s.o. as a child;

      kebocahen 1 excessively young; 2 childish;

      ninggal bocah ing bandhulan 'to leave a child behind on a swing', irresponsible;

      ora mambu bocah (of a child) having a mature attitude.

      bocèl chipped.

      bocok var of bonyok.

      bocong buttocks Qi.i. for bokong, var of pocong).

      bocor 1 to leak out, leaky; 2 (of birds) to sing habitually;

      mbocori to leak on(to) s.t.;

      mbocorake to let s.t. leak out, fig to disclose (secrets);

      kebocoran to get wet from leaking;

      bocoran leakage.

      bod paid in full;

      ngebodi to pay off a debt; to complete payment on a debt;

      ngebodake 1 to use s.t. to pay off a debt; 2 to pay s.o.'s debt for them;

      bod-bodan 1 money or a substitute for paying a debt; 2 to pay off a debt by giving s.t. of the same value.

      bodhag broad shallow woven-bamboo basket in which rice is kept.

      bodheh I wild betel vine.

      II reg crude, rough.

      bodhèng busy and pressed for time.

      bodhik long sickle, scythe.

      bodhing var of bodhik.

      bodho stupid, ignorant;

      mbodho or mbodhoni to pretend to be ignorant;

      mbodhokaké 1 to consider s.o. stupid; 2 to cause s.t. to be undeveloped;

      mbebodho to make a fool of s.o.; to cheat s.o.;

      bodhon taking a simple view, making an uninformed guess;

      bodho-bodhonan to compete in stupidity;

      bodhon-bodhonan to (do) in a simple way.

      bodhol 1 to come out (of hair, feathers etc); come off; 2 worn out (mattress, pillow); 3 departure (var of budhal);

      mbodhol to come out easily (of hair);

      mbodholi 1 to moult; 2 to pull s.t. out;

      mbodholaké 1 to cause to come out; to remove the feathers from; 2 to order (troops) to depart; to send s.o. off;

      bodholan 1 removed hair, feathers etc, 2 departure of troops.

      bodhor reg comedian, joker;

      mbodhor to joke;

      bodhoran joking.

      bodong I (of navel) protuding.

      II stupid, ignorant.

      bog I or mak bog repr a dull plop.

      II ngebog to buy up the entire stock; to buy the crop of a fruit tree before the fruit is harvested;

      ngebogaké 1 to let s.t. fall with a plop; 2 to sell the crop of a fruit tree;

      bog-bogan contracted for on a job basis.

      boga 1 lit food; 2 reg maize.

      bogang (of corn, rice) damaged by crop disease.

      bogèl (cut) short;

      kebogèlan too short, esp of a shadow-play performance which improperly ends before dawn.

      bogem I a certain fruit; - mentah fig blow with the fist.

      II box in which jewelry is kept.

      boging 1 missing a lot of teeth; 2 very old.

      bogoh a variety of tree.

      bogor reg sugar-palm tree;

      mbogor to tap the sap of that tree.

      boja lit food;

      bojakrama a reception, banquet.

      bojana lit feast, banquet; - andrawina large dinner party;

      pambojanan dining room.

      bojlèng boastful, excl used by wayang ogres;

      bojlèng-bojlèng iblis lanat excl of astonishment: for goodness' sake! blow me down!

      bojo ng, semah kr, garwa k.i., spouse; -­ jaka lara one's original wife whom one has never divorced;

      bebojoan to be married.

      bojod (of woven bamboo basket) broken through, damaged.

      bojog a small woven bamboo basket used for measuring rice.

      bok I (pron as: mbok) mother; - enom second wife; -mas adr woman of lower class; -ajeng or -nganten adr young woman of middle class; -ayu or mbakayu adr elder sister.

      II (pron as: mbok) or bokan or bok ya (coaxing) please;

      bok-bok excl of astonishment;

      bok bèn let it happen;

      bokbilih if, when(ever) (kr for yen);

      bok iya please do!;

      bokmenawa perhaps, possibly, probably;

      bok wis

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