Javanese English Dictionary. Stuart Robson, Dr.

refuse to do anything, be in a bad mood;

      angot-angotan 1 according to one's mood; 2 recurrent. See also ngot.

      angrang a large red tree ant. See also ngangrang, kemangrang.

      angreh or mangreh lit to rule, hold sway over. See also reh.

      angrem 1 to sit on eggs; 2 fig to stay in one place; 3 to rise late (of moon);

      ngangremi or ngengremi to sit on eggs to hatch them;

      ngangremaké or ngengremaké to put eggs in a nest to be hatched by a hen;

      angreman 1 nest where eggs are being hatched; 2 fig hideout, hiding-place;

      pangreman or pangangreman var of angreman.

      See also rem II.

      angrob lit to rise (of water level). See rob.

      angrog lit (to speak, sing) in unison. Also angrug.

      angsa I 1 lit goose.

      II or wangsa lit family, dynasty.

      III lit share, portion.

      IV ngangsa or ngangsa-angsa greedy, covetous; excessively ambitious.

      angsab var of asab.

      angsag var of asag.

      angsah lit advance, attack;

      mangsah to advance, go forward bravely; - prang to go into battle; ngangsahake to send off to war.

      angsal 1 to receive, accept (kr for olèh); 2 s.o.'s act of (do)ing (md for olèh, anggon).

      II if, provided (var of waton).

      III origin (var of asal).

      angsang 1 gill (fish's breathing apparatus); 2 grate for holding coals in a brazier; 3 base/foot of a receptacle; 4 big receptacle on a base; 5 closet or cupboard shelf.

      angsar or ngangsar magic power of amulet;

      ngangsari to give spiritual power to s.o.

      angseg act of pushing or pressing;

      ngangseg to push, press (forward);

      ngangsegaké to press s.t. forward; to quicken the pace of work.

      angslep or mangslep to enter, insert. See aslep, angslup.

      angsli var of asli.

      angslup 1 to set (var of angslep); 2 (or mangslup) to enter, insert;

      ngangslupaké to insert s.t.

      angso var of aso.

      angsog beached (of small boats).

      angsoka a flowering tree. See soka.

      angsring var of asring.

      angsrog var of asrog.

      angsu, ngangsu 1 to draw water for household use; 2 fig to learn, study; ­kawruh to seek knowledge;

      ngangsoni to draw water from;

      ngangsokaké to draw water for s.o.; pangangsu 1 one who draws water; 2 a matter of learning;

      pangangson 1 place where household water is obtained, fig source of knowledge; 2 container for drawing water;

      ngangsu banyu apikulan warih prov having a basic knowledge before learning s.t.;

      ngangsu banyu ing kranjang prov to learn s.t. but fail to apply it.

      angsuk or angsukan a harmonious match;

      mangsuk 1 to enter; 2 to match; mangsuk angin to have/get a cold.

      angsul reg kr for bali;

      angsul-angsul gift to a guest departing from a ceremonial meal.

      angsung lit to give; - pangapura to forgive; - dhahar reg to place an offering for the spirits; to offer flowers, burn incense etc at s.o.'s grave; - pambagya to welcome;

      ngangsungaké lit to give, hand up s.t.

      angsur I ngangsur to pay by installments;

      ngangsuri to buy s.t. by installment for s.o.;

      ngangsuraké to sell s.t. on credit; to pay by installments for s.o.;

      II ngangsur or ngangsur-angsur heavy and long breathing.

      III mangsur or mangsur-mangsur diarrhoea.

      anguk I coll var of angur.

      II anguk-anguk or manguk-manguk to keep putting one's head out of (a door, window etc);

      ongak-anguk or mongak-manguk to put one's head out of (a door, window etc) repeatedly.

      angun, angun-angun I bull.

      II law upholder.

      angur preferable; rather than.

      angus soot, lampblack;

      ngangus 1 to produce soot; 2 to blacken with soot.

      ani, ani-ani 1 a small palm-held reaping knife for cutting rice stalks; 2 to harvest rice with such a knife;

      ngenèni to harvest rice with a special knife.

      See also panèn.

      aniaya cruelty, ill treatment;

      nganiaya to maltreat, beat cruelly, torture;

      kaniaya or kaningaya to be maltreated, to get bad treatment;

      panganiaya maltreatment, cruel treatment.

      anila lit wind.

      anindita esteemed, revered, distinguished.

      anindyamantri lit chief minister.

      aning but, however (reg var of nanging).

      anis lit gone away.

      anja, nganja-anja 1 to become emotional; 2 to walk on one's hands; 3 to take a run before jumping; 4 to have a good time, enjoy o.s.;

      anja-anja 1 a variety of spider; 2 a dwarf demon with a red tongue who can cause skin diseases (traditional belief);

      anja-anjanen or anjan-anjanen to have a distaste for; to be disinclined.

      anjali lit a gesture of respect;

      manganjali lit to make an obeisance;

      panganjali respectful greeting (with palms together touching the forehead).

      anjang, anjang-anjang bamboo lattice­work used as a support for climbing vines;

      nganjang-anjangi to set up lattice work for climbing vines.

      anjat reg steeply sloping mountain side;

      nganjat to slope upward;

      nganjati reg to climb a sloping mountain side;

      manjat reg sloping steeply;

      panjatan reg ascent.

      anjèng reg 1 to go out for pleasure; 2 to go to a ceremony.

      anjel, nganjelaké to set forward.

      anjer var of anjir.

      anji, anji-anjinen or kanji to learn one's lesson.

      anjing entering;

      nganjingi to enter into s.o.'s body or s.t;

      nganjingake to have s.t. enter into;

      anjing-anjingan mortice joint, dovetailed joint;

      manjing 1 to enter into; 2 to enter and become one with;

      manjing ajur ajer 1 having the (magical) power to penetrate any substance; 2 easy to communicate with all levels of people.

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