to fall into water.
ceh, ngeceh-ngeceh to squander, waste (money).
cek see ceg.
cek or mak cek repr the sound effect produced by tapping a metal object.
cekak short, brief; - budine short tempered; - napase short of breath; breathless; crita - a short story (see also crita);
nyekak to shorten;
nyekaki to make s.t. (so that it is) small;
nyekakaké to make s.t. shorter (than it was);
cekakan 1 an abbreviation; abbreviated, cut; 2 in brief, briefly;
cekak cukupé 1 in short, in brief; 2 short but to the point;
cekaking rembug to make a long story short.
cekakah, nyekakah having the legs spread wide apart;
cekakahan (of legs) spread wide apart.
cekakak I a variety of bird.
II nyekakak to laugh loudly;
cekakakan laughing one's head off.
cekakar, nyekakar or cekakaran lying down with the legs sticking up.
cekakik 1 (of coffee) lees, dregs; 2 nicotine.
cekaklak var of cekakak.
cekangkang or mak cekangkang repr falling down on the back stiffly;
nyekangkang to lie on the back stiffly;
cekangkangan or pating cekangkang pl to lie or fall on the back stiffly.
cekap 1 sufficient (kr for cukup); 2 adequate (kr for sedheng).
cékas reg message; to give a message. See also wekas II.
cekanthuk, nyekanthuk curled at the tips. See also cekathuk, clekathuk;
pating cekanthuk pl curled at the tips.
cekathak I or cekathakan a wooden saddle covered with velvet.
II cekathakan ill-mannered; to keep moving around aimlessly in such a way as to disturb others.
cekathuk var of cekanthuk.
cekathung, nyekathung to raise a hand with a cupped palm.
cèkcok to quarrel, argue.
cekédhong, nyekédhong or nyekédhongaké to cup the hand.
cekedhung var of cekedhong.
cekèh, cekèh-cekèh to keep coughing.
cèkèh to stand or walk with the feet apart. See also cèngkèh.
cekek I cr excl of swearing.
II pure, true; Jawa - a true Javanese.
III nyekèk cr to eat.
cekékal or mak cekekal repr getting right up again.
cèkèkar or mak cekekar repr lying down with the legs sticking up.
cekèkèh, nyekèkèh with legs apart below the knees;
nyekèkèhaké to place the lower legs apart.
cekeker, cekekeran, cekekar-cekeker to crawl slowly; to inch slowly.
cekèkèr, cekèkèran lying down with the legs moving in different directions, e.g. after a sprawling fall.
cekekrek, nyekekrek dejected, dispirited, out of sorts;
pating cekekrek pl dejected, dispirited.
cekel ng, cepeng kr to hold; - gawe ng, - damel kr to have or take up a job; to hold office.
nyekel to hold, take hold of, grasp; to catch;
nyekeli to hold on to;
nyekelake 1 to hold for s.o.; to grasp on s.o.'s behalf; 2 to give s.t. as security for a loan;
kecekel to get caught/seized;
cemekel (to look) tempting to handle;
panyekel way of holding/handling; technique of grasping;
cekelan 1 to hold, grasp, catch hold of; 2 a handle, holder; 3 security held for indebtedness; 4 money alloted for s.o.'s use.
cèkèl pupil, disciple of a priest.
cekeneng, pating cekeneng (of skin, muscles) feeling taut or stretched.
cekéngkang, nyekéngkang to fall down with the legs sticking up.
cekengkeng or mak cekengkeng repr stiffening;
nyekengkeng to stiffen; seized with a cramp, convulsed.
cekenik or mak cekenik repr a sudden appearance (of a small thing);
nyekenik small, tiny;
pating cekenik many (of small things).
cekenthang, nyekenthang to pop up, curl up.
cekenthik, nyekenthik curled at the tip (of small thing);
pating cekenthik pl of nyekenthik.
cekenthing var of cekenthik.
cekenthit var of cekenthik.
cekénthong var of cekédhong.
cekenthung var of cekenthing.
cekenuk var of cekenthung.
cekep enough, sufficient, adequate (jeg var of cukup).
cèkèr 1 chicken's leg; 2 cr hand;
nyèkèr 1 walking without wearing shoes; 2 to scratch;
nyèkèri (of chicken) to scratch for food;
cèkèr-cèkèr (of chicken) to scratch for food; (of people) to scratch a living.
cekèt or mak cekèt repr biting, pinching; repr a small bite or sting. See also cekit.
cèket quick (reg var of rikat I);
cékat-cèket to move quickly, hurry up.
cekethek I cekethak-cekethek to strive to withdraw in an underhand way from (work).
II pating cekethek pl messy, dirty, untidy.
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