Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.

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nylèntrèng (to use, give etc) just a little bit, only a small amount;

      saclèntrèngan a little bit, a small amount; a short while.

      clénthot var of clènthut.

      clénthut, clénthutan to engage in word play (puns, double meanings etc);

      keclénthut to say the wrong word by mistake.

      clep or mak clep repr piercing (of arrow, spear, knife).

      clèpèr pl completely flat.

      dépot var of clemot.

      clèprèt or nylèprèt splattered, spread about;

      keclèprètan splattered by;

      pating clèprèt full of splatters.

      clepuk a long-eared owl.

      cleput repr snatching.

      cléram repr a flash of light (var of tleram);

      sacleraman instantaneous, momentary

      clereng, pating clereng pl staring fixedly.

      clerèng reg (of water) clear and clean.

      cleret or mak cleret repr a sudden light dimming.

      clèrèt or mak clèrèt 1 repr a flash of light(ning); 2 repr a dotted line; 3 repr a gliding lizard; 4 repr a swooping, gliding motion; - gombèl a variety of gliding lizard; - taun rain and wind storm; sacleretan a moment, flash.

      clerik, pating clerik pl to keep screaming (in a high-pitched voice).

      clering var of clerik.

      clerong, nylérongi to put dirty streaks on (the face);

      clérongan to have dirty streaks on the face. See cérong, clorèng.

      cles or mak cles repr sudden cooling/ chilling (var of ces).

      clethèr pi form of cether.

      clècèk var of tlecek.

      cléthong animal dung, manure (reg var of tléthong).

      clethor var of clethér.

      cléthot, pating clethot (of speech, talk) confused.

      cléthut var of cléthot.

      clèwèh, nyleweh slit, opened;

      clèwèhan a long opening, a slit.

      clèwèk var of cleweh.

      clèwèr var of clèwèh.

      cléwo, pating cléwo pl speaking one's mind, saying anything that comes into one's head;

      clewa-clewo to talk baby talk.

      clikrak, clikrak-clikrak or pating clikrak (of children) skipping about merrily.

      clileng, clilang-clileng to look around searchingly.

      clili I or mak clili repr embarrassing, flustering;

      clila-clili embarrassed, flustered.

      II a trap for catching gemak birds.

      cliling, clilingan to look around.

      crimèn on a small scale; with little fanfare. See also cilim.

      climit reg to have the appetite aroused (var of clamit).

      climprit lit a dart used as a weapon.

      climut prone to steal.

      cling repr metallic ring.

      clingker or mak clingker repr slipping into concealment;

      nylingker to keep under cover; to crouch down behind.

      clingkrik or mak clingkrik repr a sudden upward motion;

      clingkrak-clingkrik up and up; to rise steadily.

      clinguk, clingukan or clingak-clinguk bewildered, puzzled;

      pating clinguk pl as above.

      clingup, nylingup narrow, cramped.

      clingus I bashful about being seen;

      clingusan shy by nature. See also cliyus.

      II hairs growing in the nose.

      clinthis, clinthisan ill-mannered, not well brought up.

      clinthut, nylinthut to do secretly; to act furtive; to sneak around;

      nylinthutaké to conceal s.t.;

      clinthutan secretive, furtive.

      clirit or mak clirit repr a streak of light;

      nylirit forming a thin line;

      clirat-clirit (of small things) to streak repeatedly.

      clithut var of clinthut.

      cliyus, cliyusan shy by nature (var of clingus).

      clob var of club.

      clobèk, clobèkan a dent or hollow place in a surface (var of clowèk).

      clolo, clola-clolo distraught.

      clolong, clolang-clolong to move the head slowly from side to side as though in a daze.

      clomor prone to steal (reg var of clemer).

      clomot, clomotané slang what bad luck!

      clonas reg a dealer in livestock.

      cloncong, cloncongan or cloncangcloncong going one's own way. See also tloncong.

      clonèh, nylonèh 1 varicoloured; 2 var of nylenèh;

      nylonèhi to streak s.L;

      pating clonèh multicoloured.

      clonèng var of clonèh.

      clong, clang-clong to waver between alternatives;

      clong-clongan (to walk) with a quick striding gait.

      clongob, nylongob to keep the mouth wide open;

      clongoban to keep yawning;

      clongab-clongob to have the mouth hanging open (e.g. confused);

      pating clongob pl (of mouths) wide open. Also clongop, clungup.

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