pikiran to worry or bother over something
■ amek potn to care; to bother
■ amek tau to care; to bother
■ tak amek peduli does not care; does not show concern
■ tak amek potn showing the least concern
amis / hamis SEE hamis
amok (amuk) a furious attack; to go on like mad
■ mengamok to get fed up; to be angered; to attack furiously
ampair / ampas (hampas) residue; waste products; dregs; dross
■ ampair kelapa rasped coconut residue
■ ampair kopi coffee residue
ampas SEE ampair
ampat SEE empat
ampay (ampai)
■ am pay-ampay jelly-fish
ampon (ampun) to pardon; to forgive
■ ampon-ampon may it be pardoned
■ ampon-amponkan let it be pardoned
ampu SEE hampu
an [按] to extend the grace period of a pawn-ticket
an chng [安床] blessing of the wedding bed in the traditional Baba wedding rites
anak (anak) child; the young of any creature
■ anak amek an adopted child with full legal status
■ anak-anak toys
■ anak-anak patong puppetry dolls
■ anak angkat an adopted child [only through a verbal agreement]
■ anak aya m chicken; prostitute(s) working under a madame
■ anak beranak family members
■ anak bini one's whole family
■ anak bongsu last-born child
■ anak buah sum total of one's children
■ anak bulan early crescent or half moon
■ anak Cheena child of a Chinese; firefly
■ anak chuchi perot the last/ youngest child of the family
■ anak chuchu children and grandchildren; descendants
■ anak chuchu chichit descendants; children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren
■ anak daching weight on steelyard
■ anak dara maiden; virgin
■ anak dara kachuak a pre-pubescent virgin
■ anak dara sunti / sunting a young virgin; girl ripe for marriage
■ anak dara tua an old maid
■ anak dua belair kerosi a child of a high-class / rich family
■ anak dukun the lady assistant of a Malay midwife
■ anak gundek child born of a mistress or concubine
■ anak itek duckling
■ anak jantan male child; son
■ anak jantong ati a precious / favourite child
■ anak jari little finger; fingers in general
■ anak joget professional Malay joget girls
■ anak kamjat child born of a whore
■ anak kembair a twin
■ anak konchi key of lock
■ anak kuching tidor a single, large durian in the cavity of a durian fruit
■ anak lesorig pestle
■ anak lidah uvula
■ anak manja a favoured child
■ anak munda youth; male leading star in Malay opera
■ anak murid student; pupil; disciple
■ anak negri citizens of a country
■ anak noraka hellish child
■ anak noraka dunia cursed or hellish child
■ anak orang another person's child
■ anak panah arrow
■ anak piara foster child
■ anak prompuan female child; daughter
■ anak raja prince; child of royalty
■ anak rambot fine hair lining the forehead
■ anak seng [寵] a spoilt child
■ anak suak boey [績尾] the last-born child
■ anak sudara nephew, or niece or both
■ anak sulong the first-born child
■ anak sundal child of a harlot
■ anak sungei tributary; stream
■ anak tangga rung of a ladder
■ anak tiri step-child
■ anak tunggal only child
■ anak udang young shrimp / prawn
■ anak udang udang jugak, mana sama anak tenggiri, anak orang orang jugak, mana sama anak seniri no adopted child can replace one's one child; i.e. one's own flesh and blood
■ anak wayang cast members of film or stage; actor or actress
■ beranak give birth
■ peranakan popular reference to members of the Baba community; local born
■ peranakan jati thoroughbred Baba Peranakan
anam / enam / nam (enam) six
■ anam belair sixteen
■ anam puloh sixty
■ anam ratus six hundred
■ anam ribu six thousand
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