Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.
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bra lit light, radiance, shining.
brabad, brabadan cooking spices and other kitchen needs; to sell such items in the market.
brabah to speak raucously, having a loud speaking voice.
brabak, mbrabak 1 to flush with anger; 2 having tears of emotion in the eyes.
brabas, mbrabas 1 to seep out; 2 porous.
brabat or mak brabat repr a sudden dash; mbrabat to dash, sprint.
brabèh 1 reg to have problems; 2 or kebrabèhan too talkative.
brabon clothing dyed with the bark of a certain tree (kudhu).
bracok rope on a horse's mouth used as a halter.
bradhat or mak bradhat repr a sudden dash;
mbradhat 1 var of mbrabat; 2 to steal livestock; 3 to seize;
kebradhat seized.
bradhil, mbradhil or pa ting bradhil or brodhal-bradhil frayed, fraying.
brag-breg see breg.
brag-breg see breg.
bragalba lit tiger. See also pragalba.
bragedhir brigadier.
brah reg scattered, spread about untidily.
brahak-brahok see brahok.
brahala 1 giant; 2 idol, idolatry.
brahat traditional ritual during the month of Ruwah; malem - the night before holding this traditional ritual (see also malem).
brah-brèh see breh.
brahi or brai 1 adolescent, to have reached one's teens; 2 to feel passionate; 3 attracted, keen on (dressing, make up).
brahmacari student of a priest.
brahmana Hindu priest (var of bramana).
brahmani Hindu priestess (var of bramani).
brahok var of braok.
brai see brahi.
braja lit 1 weapon; 2 windstorm;
sumengka pangawak braja lit overbold, to act bravely.
brajag I 1 leader, person in charge.
II trap of sharpened bamboo points stuck in the ground.
III mbrajag 1 to sing habitually (esp birds); 2 to gush out (of water).
IV robber; pirate (var of bajag I);
mbrajag to rob.
V mbrajagi to intersperse (plants).
brak or mak brak 1 repr a ripping action; 2 repr splitting wood; 3 repr a slapping sound.
brak-bruk see bruk.
brakithi lit ant (var of blekithi);
brakithi angkara madu to suffer disaster because of too much ambition to gain wealth.
brakot, mbrakot to bite;
mbrakoti to gnaw on;
kebrakot to get bitten (esp by a dog);
brakotan gnawing, biting.
bral, ngebral or ngebralaké 1 to sell out; 2 to spend recklessly, squander.
bral-brol see brol.
brama reg, kr fire. See also grama.
bramacorah 1 criminal, felon, bandit; 2 the accused, defendant.
bramakarsa or bramakroso floral procession.
bramana var of brahmana.
bramani var of brahmani.
bramantya lit furiously angry Also bremantya.
bramara lit bee.
bramastra lit fire-arrow, rocket.
brambang I red onion;
mbrambang or mbrambangi (of eyes) to water from irritation, to start trickling (of tears).
II a rice plant disease.
brambet red onion (reg, kr for brambang).
bran reg every day. See also bera.
brana I or rajabrana jewelry, riches, treasure. See also raja.
II lit a wound;
kebranan wounded.
III mbrana (Yogya slang) var of mrana.
branah, mbranah or bebranahan 1 to breed rapidly; 2 to multiply, flourish.
branang, mbranang 1 bright red; 2 to get scorched;
kebranang 1 furious; 2 to get scorched.
brancah of free-and-easy morals, unable to say no.
brandang, mbrandang to need urgently;
brandangan urgent need.
brandhal gangster, rascal, scoundrel;
mbrandhal 1 to be a gangster; 2 to commit an act of banditry;
brandhalan to behave like a felon, ill-mannered.
brandhèng or brandhing band(s) of thin bamboo.
brandon, or brandonan to pool capital for a business enterprise; to buy a share in an enterprise.
brang I on the other side (shtf of sabrang I); brang kulon the western side of the river.
II brang-brangan to drum.
brangas, mbrangas 1 to scorch; 2 to make s.o. angry;
brangasan 1 quick-tempered; 2 bestial, brutal;
kebrangas 1 to get overcooked, to get burnt; 2 furious; 3 growing old too fast.
branggah spreading widely (of horns, branches, antlers); keris - kris with a widely spreading crosspiece (see also keris); tani - farmer who owns cattle (see also tani).
brangkal rubble;
mbrangkal to cover or fill with rubble;
mbrangkalaké to have s.t. covered with rubble;
brangkalan