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- taun or - warsa rain and wind storm. See also clèrèt.

      carek reg near, close (to) (var of cerak, cedhak).

      carem I (of newlyweds) compatible.

      II careman reg kr durian fruit.

      carik 1 secretary, clerk (village administrative position); 2 hand-worked batik; nyarik 1 to become a clerk, 2 to do a batik design by hand.

      caring reg clear, bright, lucid, serene.

      carita ng, cariyos kr story, narration;

      nyaritani to tell s.o. (a story; about s.t.);

      nyaritakaké to tell (about);

      kacarita lit it is told;

      cinarita var of kacarita. See also crita.

      cariwis var of criwis;

      cariwis cawis to protes against a superior but ready for any decision.

      cariyos to tell (kr for carita). See also criyos.

      carma lit teaching(s).

      carmin lit mirror.

      cam lit ritual offering.

      carub mixed together;

      nyarub to mix together;

      nyarubi to mix s.t. in; to meddle (in);

      kecarub mixed together accidently;

      caruban a mixture.

      carubuk I a certain kris blade design.

      II a certain freshwater fish. See also crubuk.

      caruk I 1 reg var of carub.

      II nyaruk reg to scratch with the nails or claws.

      III nyaruk 1 to scoop up s.t. with hands; 2 to round up people (in a raid);

      carukan 1 s.t. scooped up with hands; 2 reg raiding.

      IV or carukan reg fight, conflict.

      cas I or mak cas repr the stroke of a cutting tool;

      cas-casan 1 act of cutting; 2 the result of cutting.

      II 1 ngecasi (of prices) to decide (on); to make a rule (about); 2 to cover the fact precisely.

      cas-casan ruling, decision (of prices).

      cat now (one thing), now (another);

      cat murub, cat mati (of light) off and on.

      cathak 1 a certain fly that swarms around livestock; 2 dog flea;

      nyathak to behave disrespectfully.

      cathek I nyathek (of dogs) to bite.

      II cathèk gawèl or cathèk cawel gossip.

      cathèk (of dogs) var of cathek I.

      cathem 1 a small clamp; 2 reg var of cathut;

      nyathem (of mouth) clamped shut;

      nyathemaké to close the mouth tightly.

      cathet, nyathet or nyatheti to take notes (on); to note down;

      nyathetaké to note on for s.o.;

      kecathet recorded; registered;

      cathetan notes, memoranda.

      cathil I nyathil to snatch away a part of s.t.

      II nyathil (of small things) extending outward.

      cathis, nyathis (of chin) prominent, protruding.

      catho, catho-catho having defective vision.

      cathok 1 belt; 2 buckle of a belt used with men's lower garment; -cawel or -gawel 1 walking hand-in-hand; 2 to meddle with, interfere with (what's not one's business); - rembug to come to an agreement through discussion (var of canthèl rembug);

      nyathok 1 to attach a rope or metal binding to secure a joint where two sections of wood meet; 2 to catch (flying insects) with the bare hand;

      cathokan 1 metal band or rope for binding wood; 2 to put on or wear a belt.

      cathuk, cathuken (of teeth) chattering because of the cold.

      cathut pliers, pincers; tukang - middleman who jacks up prices for retailers;

      nyathut to extract money from (retail customers);

      cathutan 1 to pluck the beard with tweezers; 2 profits from reselling goods at a higher price; 3 goods sold in this way.

      catu 1 a ration(ed amount); 2 a share in (the harvest of) a communal ricefield; 3 the privilege of raising a crop on s.o.'s ricefield as repayment on a loan;

      nyatu 1 to ration s.t. out; 2 (or nyatoni) to heal by faith or magic spells;

      panyaton 1 (the practice of) rationing; 2 a ricefield loaned out as above.

      catur I talk, discussion, what s.o. says;

      nyatur to talk about;

      cinatur lit 1 it is said; 2 to be talked about; - luput - it goes without saying (see also luput);

      caturan or cecaturan to talk, converse, chat;

      panyatur 1 act of discussing; 2 one who talks or gossips about people;

      ana catur mungkur to disregard whisperings.

      II lit four; - pada four-legged.

      III chess, chess set, a chess game.

      cawad negligence, omission; to neglect, omit; nervous habit that causes blemishes;

      nyawadi to nag, criticise, find fault with.

      cawak to be a habitually loud talker.

      cawan small saucer; small bowl.

      cawang 1 forked stick or branch; 2 having a forked shape; 3 fig hesitant, uncertain;

      nyawang to split, bifurcate.

      cawar reg ineffectual (var of cabar).

      cawé, cawé-cawé to join in what others are doing or talking;

      cowa-cawe to join in excitedly or frenziedly

      cawèl, nyawèl 1 (of animals) to bite; 2 fig to drag s.o. into court, involve s.o. in litigation.

      cawengah reg 1 awkward, ill at ease; 2 unwilling, dead set against.

      caweni a kind of white muslin.

      cawet 1 men's brief; 2 loincloth; 3 cloth worn by women as a sanitary napkin;

      nyawet (of garment) too tight like a loincloth; resembling a loincloth;

      nyaweti to put loincloth on s.o.;

      nyawetaké to wear (a long garment) pulled up between the legs, e.g. for wading across a stream;

      cawetan to wear a loincloth.

      cawi a small brush for painting fine lines on a leather puppet;

      nyawi to paint with this brush;

      cawen finely painted with this brush.

      cawik to clean o.s. after going to the toilet (k.i for céwok).

      cawis to prepare; prepared;

      nyawisi to provide s.o. with; to prepare for s.o.;

      nyawisake to prepare s.t.;

      cumawis or cemawis ready to be used/consumed;

      cawisan stock, supply, preparations.

      cawuh mixed, blended; not sharply distinct.

      cawuk (of water) the amount one can hold in the cupped palm;

      nyawuk