cengongok pl extending the neck forward.
céngos, céngosan (of face) streaked with dirt;
paring créngos pi as above. See also créngos.
cenguk baby monkey (young of the kethek I);
nyenguk flabbergasted, dumbfounded;
nyenguki (of babies) just learning to talk.
cengungong repr the cry of the peacock;
nyenyungong (of peacock) to cry.
cengunguk repr showing up suddenly;
nyengunguk to pop up suddenly.
cenil I 1 any small round springy-textured object; 2 small round cakes made from sticky rice flour, sugar and grated coconut.
II or mak cenil repr pinching, pecking;
cénal-cenil 1 having a rubbery texture; 2 lively, vivacious.
céning reg a certain cake (var of cining).
cenining, ceniningan defiant, inconsiderate, cocksure.
cénol or mak cénol repr the elastic movement of s.t. springy being released suddenly.
centhak, nyenthak (of horses) to start; frightened.
centhang I small platter of vegetables or stew.
II a kind of hook to hold up the clothing of a newly circumcised boy;
nyenthang to bend/curve upward; with the tip turned up, sticking out;
centhangan to use curved wood as above.
cénthang, nyénthangi to tick off; place a mark (against);
cénthangan a mark, note.
centhé I a small metallophone (var of peking II).
II, nyenthé-nyenthé (of speaking voice) grating, strident.
cènthèl var of canthèl.
centhèng I guard, watchman.
II, nyenthèng to speak loudly;
nyenthèng-nyenthèng to keep speaking loudly and angrily;
centhang-centhèng (of speaking voice) loud, harsh.
cèntheng or mak cèntheng repr a sharp object striking s.t.
centhèt, kecenthèt sickly; stunted in growth.
centhing I a small sash-like garment;
nyenthingi to put such a sash on s.o.;
centhingan to wear such a sash.
II any long thin object with a pointed tip;
nyenthing to extend outward.
centhok, nyenthok to anger or hurt s.o.;
kecenthok to sulk.
cénthong 1 rice ladle; 2 shoulder blade spoon;
nyénthong to ladle out (rice).
centhuka var of canthoka.
centhul 1 term of abuse; 2 cr penis.
centhula var of canthola.
centhung curled hair on the forehead;
nyenthung (hair on the forehead) curled;
nyenthungaké to curl hair on the forehead.
cenuk, nyenuk to remain sitting motionless; to fix one's eye upon s.t.;
nyenukaké to keep s.t. handy.
cenunuk, cenunukan or cenunakcenunuk to grope one's way;
pating cenunuk pl groping. See also nunuk.
cenunut, cenunutan acting in a hurried or restless way; ill-mannered.
céok, nyéoki to gather up/in with the hands.
céos, nyéos to pour water on the fire.
cep 1 repr a sudden silence as s.o. stops talking or singing; 2 hush! (to a crying child); - klakep total silence.
cèp var of cèm, cim.
cepak 1 close to, almost at; 2 apt, prone;
cepak-cepak to make preparations; ready and waiting;
nyepak or cumepak in readiness;
nyepaki to prepare s.t. for s.o.;
nyepakaké to make s.t. ready for use;
cepakan s.t. which is in readiness.
cepaka frangipani (var of cempaka).
cepaplak, cepaplakan or pating cepaplak to sprawl.
cepaplang, nyepeplang to stick out, protrude sideways (horns, arms).
cepaplem, nyepaplem to keep quiet without talking or eating.
cepedhak var of cempedhak.
cèpèh reg small saucer. See also lepek.
cepel sticky.
cepeng to grasp, hold (kr for cekel).
cèpèpeh, nyepèpèh I to sit and bow the head (before s.o.).
II nyepepeh spread flat on the floor, not curved upwards.
cepèr shallow; saucer-shaped.
cèpèr var of cepèr.
cepet quick, fast; with a swift motion;
nyepetaké to speed up, to accelerate;
kecepeten too fast;
cepet-cepetan in a hurry, hastily.
cepèt a gripping instrument;
nyepèt 1 to pinch or grip with a tool; 2 to press s.t. between two things.
cepéthé, cepéthé-cepéthé trivial, of little worth, insignificant.
cepit, nyepit to pinch, squeeze, press s.t.;
nyepiti to clip many objects;
nyepitaké to press s.t between two things;
kecepit to get squeezed/pressed;
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