II reg bridge.
brugul rough skin, pimples on a face.
bruju reg youngest child in a family. See also waruju.
brujul I a small plough without mould board;
mbrujul to work (soil) with such a plough.
II var of brubul.
bruk I or mak bruk repr s.t. dropping down;
ngebruk 1 to stay s.w. (see brok); 2 to embrace suddenly, in a rush of emotion;
ngebruki to fall onto;
ngebrukaké 1 to drop s.t.; 2 to drop things here and there;
kebrukan to get fallen on;
brak-bruk 1 repr repeated dropping sounds or actions; 2 to drop s.t. (clothing etc) as one pleases. See also ambruk.
II reg trousers.
brukuh, mbrukuh to chop off, lop (branches).
brukut 1 tightly wrapped/bundled; 2 well enclosed; tightly constructed.
brul or mak brul repr emerging copiously;
brul-brulan to come out in swarms.
brumbun (of chicks) covered with down.
brumbung or brumbungan water pipe (var of brombong);
mbrumbung to get pregnant again after giving birth with no intervening menstrual period.
bruncah, mbnmcah to hand out (food) to those partaking of a meal.
brundhul sparse (of feathers). See also brondhol, brindhil.
brung or mak brung 1 repr throwing s.t. light (wrapping leaves etc); 2 intsfr empty; suwung - completely empty; 3 repr a sudden concerted departure.
brungkah I a cut-off stump complete with roots.
II mbrungkah to cease one's fasting or avoidance of certain foods.
brungkut var of brukut.
brungut reg suddenly appearing.
brunjung main roof of a traditional Javanese house;
mbrunjung shaped like this roof.
brus or mak brus repr a collision.
brusut or mak brusut repr a smooth easy exit.
brutu coccyx (of a bird, chicken); tailbone.
bruwah fast-breaking meal at the end of a fasting period;
mbruwah to eat one's fill after a fasting period;
mbruwahi to eat (certain foods) at the close of the fast.
bruwang bear (animal);
bruwang-bruwangan toy bear, teddy bear.
bruwès hairy, shaggy (beard etc).
bruwet 1 not clearly visible; obscure, hazy; 2 depressed, gloomy.
bruwun I (of hair) fluffy, fuzzy; bushy.
II mbruwun to gather vegetables from garden or field.
III mbruwun or mbebruwun to use s.o. else's money for one's own interest.
bu 1 mother (shtf of ibu); 2 adr mother; wife; older and/or higher-status woman;
budhé aunt (shtf of ibu gedhé);
bulik aunt (shft of ibu cilik).
bubak marriage ceremony held for the first daughter of a family;
mbubak to open up (virgin soil) for cultivation; - kawah traditional ceremony performed when bride and groom first meet during the wedding;
bubakan opened up for cultivation (of land).
bubar ng, bibar kr 1 to disperse; 2 finished; to be over; 3 after;
mbubaraké to disperse (a group);
bubaran to disperse; to break up;
sabubaré 1 after; 2 until finished.
bubat horsehair.
bubrah ng, bibrah kr out of order, in disrepair;
mbubrah or mbubrahake to damage, wreck, disrupt;
mbubrahi to keep wrecking; to break through.
bubrak, mbubrak 1 to open s.t. (up) for use; 2 to demolish (a building).
bubruk 1 unsuccessful (trade); 2 (girl) not in demand.
bubu fish trap with bamboo bars (reg var of wuwu).
bubuh ng, bebah kr, mbubuhi to assign a responsibility to s.o.;
bubuhan a task assigned to s.o.;
kebubuhan 1 to be assigned or saddled with a responsibility; 2 to get s.t. in it by accident.
bubuk I 1 powder; 2 pounded coffee;
wédang - hot coffee; 3 termite-like insect;
mbubuk to crush to a powder;
bubukan in powdered form;
bubuken 1 eaten away by wood insects; 2 fig (of girl) unmanageable; on the shelf.
II chid to sleep;
mbubuki to sleep on s.t.;
mbubukake to put (a child) to bed;
bubukan to lie down; to lie around;
bubuk olèh elèng prov to work out a scheme for doing s.t. harmful.
bubul I 1 yaws; 2 durian fruit sprout;
bubul wuta an unburst swelling;
mbubul to form a swelling;
bubulen to have yaws.
II mbubul to keep pouring out.
bubur porridge; - sungsum a ceremonial porridge made from rice flour and palm sugar. See also jenang;
mbubur 1 to make porridge; 2 to eat porridge instead of rice; 3 to become mush.
bubus rice-accompanying dish prepared from certain leaves (lumbu).
bubut I a kind of owl.
II lathe;
mbubut to operate a lathe; to turn s.t. on a lathe;
bubutan shaped on a lathe.
III mbubut to pull s.t. out by the roots;
mbubuti to keep pulling s.t. out; to pluck (a chicken);
mbubutaké to pull s.t. out for s.o.;
bubut-bubut to keep pulling out; to uproot (grass).
bucal root form: kr for buwang.
bucek cracked or broken but still holding together, e.g. an eggshell.
bucèl detached, chipped, skinned (var of bocèl).
buceng a cone of rice for ritual meal.
bucik 1 var of bucel; 2 var of bucek. bucu hump, hunch (on the back).
buda I Buddha; agama - Buddhism;
jaman - pertaining to the pre-Islamic era, sastra - pre-Islamic literature;
kabudan pertaining to Buddhism.
II lit Wednesday; - cemengan ritual name of the day Rebo Wage.
budaya culture, civilisation;
mbudaya to be entrenched; to be part and parcel of (a society);
kabudayan culture, civilisation.
budhak slave;
mbudhak to be, act like a slave.
budhal ng, bidhal kr, jengkar fe.i.,