Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.
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ceriyos story (var of cariyos, kr for crita).
cerkakah, nyerkakah to spread, open out;
pating cerkakah pl to spread, open out.
cerkèkèh var of cerkakah.
cerkot, pating cerkot throbbing with pain.
cèrles var of cèples.
cerma lit leather, hide.
cermé a certain small sour edible fruit.
cermed, nyermed or cermedan to tell dirty stories; to talk obscenely or coarsely. See also cremed.
cermèmèh, cermèmèh-cermèmèh (of face) depressed, dejected.
cermin mirror, looking-glass.
cermomong, nyermomong (of fires) glowing.
cermumuh, nyermumuh (of sores) reddish and infected-looking.
cerngèngèh var of cengèngèh.
cerngèngès var of cengèngès.
cerngingis var of cengingis.
cerngungus var of cengungus.
cérok var of sérok.
cérong var of clerong. See also coréng.
cerpépéh, nyerpépéh bowed low, crawling humbly.
certhil, pating certhil throbbing with pain.
cerung (of ravine, gorge) deep and with steep sides.
ces or mak ces repr sudden cooling/ chilling; fig an emotional cooling off.
cès or mak cès repr dripping;
ngecès to drool;
cas-cès to drip steadily.
cespleng just right; having the desired result; to cure instantly, provide instant relief.
cèt I paint;
ngecèt to paint;
ngecètakè to have s.t painted; to paint for s.o.;
cèt-cètan act or way of painting; painted.
II repr monkey chatter.
cetha clear, obvious; - wéla-wéla very clear;
nyethakaké to explain, clarify, show;
kacetha to be shown; to be explained;
cethané explicitly, in other words.
cethak palate; roof of the mouth; swara gram palatal sounds (see also swara).
céthak pertaining to printing; mesin printing press; tukang - printer; salah - misprint;
nyéthak or nyéthaki to print;
nyéthakaké to have s.t. printed;
céthakan act or way of printing; edition;
panyéthak act of printing.
See also cithak.
cethanthang, nyethanthang or cethanthangan standing in a defiant pose with the legs wide apart.
cethantheng, cethanthengan clumsy.
cethathel, cethathel-cethathel to trudge along with difficulty.
cethèk shallow; superficial;
nyethèkaké to cause to be shallow.
cèthèk reg var of cethèk.
cethèn whip, riding crop.
cethentheng or mak cethentheng repr stiffening suddenly.
cethèr, cethar-cethèr (of whips) to keep cracking. Also clèther.
cethèt 1 or mak cethèt repr turning an electric switch or pressing a stud;
cethèt-cethèt or cethat-cethet to keep snapping the thumb against the middle finger;
nyethèti to make a soft sound (to a bird) by snapping as above, to encourage it to sing;
cethètan 1 a bird that sings only when stimulated as described above; 2 an electric switch.
cèthèt repr bursting open;
nyèthèt to cause to burst open by squeezing or pressing. See also mecèthèt.
cethethek, nyethethek silent and huddled up with cold;
pating cethethek pl as above.
cethetheng, nyethetheng standing around doing nothing rather than working at a job; pating cethetheng pl as above.
cethèthès, nyethèthès speaking fluently.
cethèthèt a small bird of the wagtail family, flycatcher.
cethèthol, cethetholen to stutter, stammer.
cèthi a female servant at court, handmaiden.
cethik I hip, pelvic bone.
II to ignite; - geni to light a fire;
nyethikaké to get a fire blazing; fig to stir up s.t. that had quietened down.
cethil I stingy, tightfisted.
II (pron as: cethi:1) or mak cethil repr a tug, jerk;
nyethil to pull s.t. out with a sudden jerk.
cething a small bowl-shaped basket for serving rice;
nyethingi to hold a ceremony for a woman seven months pregnant with her first child;
cethingan (rice placed) in a serving basket.
cethit or mak cethit repr a pinch; a snap; a click;
kecethit 1 out of joint, sprained; 2 to make a slip of the tongue. See also cethèt.
cethithèt reg pickle, brine, salt water.
cethithis, nyethithis crouching shivering with cold, esp when wet;
pating cethithis pl as above.
cétho I blind.
II a certain small freshwater fish.
céthok a bricklayer's trowel;
nyéthok