Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.
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cojog reg var of cocog.
cojoh var of jojoh.
cok or mak cok repr alighting.
cokak vinegar. See also cukak.
cokèh reg only.
cokèk, cokèkan to perform gamelan music in the street.
cokèr, nyokèr to mess up, scratch around in (sand etc).
cokik cr dead.
coklak or coklakan reg a hole for planting s.t.
coklat var of soklat.
coklèh reg var of coklek.
coklèk broken; to break, snap;
nyoklèk 1 to break s.t.; 2 to lose patience;
coklèkan (atèn) short-tempered.
cokoh, nyokoh reg to insult, humiliate.
cokol I reg sugarcane or corn foliage used as a fodder.
II, nyokol to force s.o. to eat.
cokor cr foot, leg.
cokot var of cakot.
cokoteng a hot ginger-flavoured drink (var of sekoteng).
cokrek, nyokrek to prod at (soil etc).
col reg (of distribution, share) unequal.
coled a kitchen implement. See soled.
colek var of coled.
colet var of coled. colik to go and return on the same day (var of calik).
colok I 1 torch; light used as a torch; 2 message; messenger;
nyoloki to light s.t. up in order to search.
II a stick;
nyolok to stick s.t. into; - mata to hit in the eye;
nyolokake to stick s.t. into (an eye);
kecolok to get stuck in the eye.
colong (root form) to steal; - jupuk 1 thievery; 2 to steal habitually; - laku in secret; - playu to sneak away, run off;
nyolong to steal; - ulat to steal a glance (at); - pethek to have a deceptive appearance;
nyenyolong to steal habitually;
nyolongi to steal again and again;
nyolongaké to steal for s.o.;
colongan stolen (goods);
kecolongan to be stolen from; to experience a theft.
colot, nyolot to jump, leap;
colot-colot or colat-colot or nyolotnyolot or nyolat-nyolot to keep leaping, keep bounding;
nyoloti to jump onto.
combang, ngecombang filled with water, esp rainwater.
combèr, combèran or kacombèran or pacombèran open sewage ditch or basin for household waste water.
comblang matchmaker, go-between.
combor, nyombor to feed a horse;
comboran horse-feed: grass, rice bran, and rice husks mixed with water.
combrang see kecombrang.
comong reg dark, black.
comot, nyomot to take up, pick up.
complong hole, opening, gap;
nyomplong (of hole) open; to make a hole in s.t.;
nyomplongi to make a hole in s.t.; to make an opening in;
pating cromplong riddled with holes.
comprèng I or kecomprengan short of money
II a type of boat.
comris 1 cr female genitals; 2 cr worthless.
concong, noncong (of s.t. long and spiky) extending outward;
concongan that which is offered to s.o. (var of cong-congan).
condhok I to agree. See also condhong.
II, cumondhok lit to stay s.w. temporarily.
condhong in agreement (with) (var of condhok);
nyondhongi to concur (with); to agree (with).
condré dagger, dirk. See also cundrik.
cong with wholehearted consent;
ngecong or ngecongi to offer s.t. to s.o.;
ngecongaké to offer s.t. by holding it out;
cong-congan that which is offered to s.o.
congah, nyongah or nyenyongah to tantalise s.o.
congat, nyongat or mencongat to extend ou tward/up ward;
congat-congat extending outward/ upward (of s.t. long and spiky);
nyongataké to hold s.t. extending outward/up ward;
pating crongat pl sticking out.
conggah, keconggah capable of doing s.t. difficult; able to carry out s.t.
congkèl reg var of songkèl.
congklang I galloping pace;
nyongklang to gallop;
nyongklangake to run (a horse) at a gallop; kecongklangan to run with difficulty to chase s.o.
II (of a garment) too short. See also cingkrang.
congldok, nyongklok to catch s.o. with trick questions.
congkog see congkok.
congkok I 1 a support, prop; 2 intermediary in arranging a marriage;
nyongkok to support, prop up;
nyongkoki to hold a ceremony
II procurer, pimp.
congkrah in disagreement, disputing; cecongkrahan to quarrel.
congkrang