rocky road, rubbly path.
brangkang, mbrangkang to creep, crawl;
brangkangan to crawl around on all fours.
brangkar stretcher (for carrying patients).
brangsang or mbrangsang to feel uncomfortably warm.
brangta lit in love with, enchanted by. Also branta.
brangti var of brangta. brangus muzzle (of dogs);
mbrangus 1 to muzzle an animal, esp a dog; 2 fig to prevent freedom of speech;
brangusan in a muzzled condition;
pambrangus act of muzzling.
brani magnet; wesi - magnetic iron (see also wesi).
branjang I clay mixed with sand.
II a certain square net; - kawat wire netting;
mbranjang 1 wide apart (of woven bamboo etc); 2 to enclose with a wire netting.
branta see brangta.
brantas, mbrantas to wipe out, remove, fight (against); - wutasastra to eliminate illiteracy; ~ pageblug to combat an epidemic;
pambrantas 1 act of abolishing; 2 exterminator; s.o. or s.t which abolishes.
branwir fire brigade; fire extinguisher, fire engine.
branyak, mbranyak 1 dashing; 2 with one's nose in the air.
braok, mbraok or broak-braok loud, shrill;
braokan a shrill-voiced person.
brasak 1 coarse sand; 2 reg coarse, crude, boorish.
brasat, mbrasat to run away;
mbrasataké to run off with s.t. belonging to s.o. else;
kebrasat to be routed, driven from (the battlefield).
brasta, mbrasta lit to wipe out; wutasastra to eliminate illiteracy.
brastha var of brasta.
brata to undertake an ascetic exercise (a fast etc); - semadi the practice of religious concentration and meditation; -yuda way war of Pandawa against Kurawa; tapa - see tapa; mbratani to fast for (a special goal);
pabratan 1 place where an act of asceticism is performed; 2 or pabaratan battlefield.
bratawali bitter-tasting leaves used in traditional medicines.
brati I a crossbred duck.
II one who isolates himself and lives ascetically to achieve his aim.
bratos reg kr for bratu.
bratu advanced money loan, credit.
brawala lit struggle, quarrel, dispute, brawl.
brawasa var of brawala.
brawuk, mbrawuk to claim (ownership of).
brayan or bebrayan 1 society; one's fellow men; 2 to get along well together.
brayat nuclear family, parents with children;
bebrayatan to live together as a family group.
brayut parents with many children;
mbrayut 1 to carry more than one child at a time; 2 to tie together in a bundle.
bré, ngebré to knit.
brebah subst hr for brubuh.
brébah to change (from its former condition), (kr for brubah). Also bribah.
brebeg, mbrebegi to disturb with noise; kuping deafeningly loud;
kebrebegen to suffer from too much noise.
brebek mouldered; to weather, deteriorate;
brebekan mould, decayed wood.
brebel or mak brebel repr welling up, flowing out (of tears);
mbrebel to flow (of tears).
brèbèl, kebrèbèlan to be given a share;
mbrèbèli to hand out bit by bit.
brebes, mbrebes 1 to soak gradually into; 2 to flow freely;
mbrebes mili to shed tears.
brebes, mbrebes (of tears) to flow, trickle.
brebet or mak brebet 1 repr the sound of ripping; 2 repr a fleeting sound or sensation; 3 repr whisking past;
brebet-brebet or brebat-brebet to whisk past frequently.
brèbèt repr a ripping sound. sabrèbètan at a quick glance.
brecok, pating brécok pl (of tree trunks) badly scarred with cuts.
bredhel, mbredhel to crack or snap easily (var of mbedhel).
brèdhel ban, prohibition;
mbrèdhel to ban.
breg or mak breg repr s.t. heavy dropping;
breg-bregan to keep coming one after the other;
kebregan to be felled.
brèg repr a thump;
brag-brèg repr repeated thumps.
bregada brigade var of bergada.
bregadag, mbregadag 1 yellowish red; 2 a certain skin rash (var of bergadag).
bregagah, mbregagah to stand with the legs wide apart (var of mbegagah); fig to commit o.s. to.
bregajag, mbregajag or bergajagan ill-mannered, discourteous.
bregajul playboy, wolf.
bregandang, mbregandang to drag s.o. (var of bergandhang).
breganjok, mbreganjok hard to get along with (var of berganjok).
bregas having a fresh attractive appearance (var of bergas).
bregedeg, mbregedeg in large quantities (var of bergedeg).
bregedèl see begedèl, bergedèl.
bregedud, mbregedud obstinate, deaf to advice, headstrong.
bregegeg see bergegeg.
bregègèh see bergègèh.
