Java respectful term of address by adults to boys or youth. 2 see

hajjah see HAJJAH.\n hak 1.1 right. 2 rightful authority. 2. heel of shoe. 3. knit.\n hakekat,hakikat 1 truth, reality. 2 essence.\n hakiki true, real, authentic.\n hakim judge. meng-hakim-i pass judgment on, judge s.t. Departmen- kehakiman Ministry of justice.\n hakjing see HACIH.\n hakul-yakin Lit. be truly convinced of s.t.\n hal 1. 1 matter, thing. 2 case. 3 concerning. 2. galvanized sheet iron.\n hal. [halaman] page of book.\n hala direction.\n halai-balai 1 ignored, neglected. 2 in confusion.\n halal 1 Islam allowed, permitted. 2. rightfull, legal.\n halal-bihalal,halal-bilhalal 1 Islam ask and give forgiveness at the end of the fasting period. 2 a gathering of social group workers at same office, people of same ethnic origin, etc. soon after Islam fasting month for such a purpose.\n halaman 1 yard of a house. 2 premises. 3 page of book.\n halang 1. ber-halang-an be hindered, handicapped. 2. see ALANG 1.\n halangan hindrance, obstacle.\n halat 1. see HELAH. 2. see ALAT 2.\n halau expel s.o.\n halia ginger.\n halilintar 1 flash of lightning. 2 thunderbolt.\n halimbubu whirlwind.\n halimun mist, fog.\n halintar see HALILINTAR.\n halipan see LIPAN.\n halkum Adam\s apple.\n halma Chinese checkers.\n halo hello.\n halsduk neck scarf.\n halte stopping place for public vehicles.\n halter dumbbell, bar bell.\n haluan 1 Naut. bow, prow. 2 direction. 3 foremost section. se-haluan of the same course.\n halus 1 refined, cultured, sensitive. 2 soft, delicate, smooth of skin, cloth, etc. 3 unseen of spirits. 4 small. 5 finely pounded or granulated of flour, etc..\n halusinasi hallucination.\n halwa fruits preserved in sugar.\n ham ham.\n hama 1 plant disease, pest. 2 infection. 3 pest, scourge. meng-hama-kan contaminate.\n hamba 1 slave, servant. 2 Lit. I, esp. when talking to s.o. of higher rank, often in formal prayers. 3 Lit yes.\n hambalang a great deal of violence esp. in reference to martial art films.\n hambar 1 tasteless, flat, insipid. 2 vapid, trite.\n hambat checked, blocked.\n hambatan 1 obstacle, obstruction. 2 barrier, fence, wall. 3 Ling. closure.\n hambung see AMBUNG.\n hambur jump.\n hamburger k.o. sandwich, served with sauces in sliced bun.\n hambus see EMBUS 1.\n hamenworst hamemwors luncheon meat.\n hamil pregnant, pregnancy. meng-i, meng-kan impregnate, make pregnant.\n haminte see GEMINTE.\n hamis see AMIS.\n hampa 1 empty. 2 without result.\n hampai see AMPAI 1.\n hampar 1 spread rug, etc.. 2 explain, elucidate.\n hamparan 1 rug, carpet. 2 spread out area.\n hampedal see EMPEDAL.\n hampedu see EMPEDU.\n hampir 1 near, close. 2 almost. hampir-an vicinity, neighborhood.\n hampiran vicinity, neighborhood.\n hamud acid.\n hamun ber-hamun-hamun rail at, be abusive.\n hamzah letter of Arabic alphabet representing glottal stop.\n hana 1 wide and uninhabited. 2 empty, deserted\n hanacaraka the Java, Sunda, or Madurese syllabary.\n hancing stench, foul odor.\n hancur 1 shattered, smashed. 2 dissolved.\n handai friend, companion.\n handal see ANDAL.\n handikap Sport handicap.\n handuk towel.\n hang Lit. male title.\n hangar see HANGGAR 1.\n hangat warm.\n hanggar

1. 1 airplain hangar. 2 sports hall. 2. see ANGGAR 2, ANGGAR

3.\n hangit see ANGIT.\n hangus 1 burnt, scorched. 2 singed. 3 Coll. completely used up of money.\n hanjut meng-hanjut hit s.o., crush s.o.\n 202 hanra [Pertahanan Rakyat] lower level civilian defense units.\n hansip [Pertahanan Sipil] civilian defense units often given neighborhood patrol tasks.\n hansop child\s play- and sleepwear with short sleeves and short legs.\n hantam 1 fight, scuffle. 2 collide with. 3 infringe on.\n hantaman blow, smack, punch.\n hantar see ANTAR 1.\n hantir meng-hantir wield, manage, handle.\n hantu 1 ghost. 2 evil spirit.\n hanuman Lit. the white monkey, sacred hero of the Ramayana.\n hanya 1 only. 2 only, however.\n hanyir see ANYIR.\n hanyut 1 washed away, drift. 2 drift, wander. 3 lose o.s. in reveries, etc..\n hao China filial piety.\n hapak see APAK.\n hapal see HAFAL.\n hapermot see HAVERMUT.\n hapus 1 completely remove. 2 clean s.t., wipe off blackboard.\n harafiah see HARFIAH.\n harakah,harakat wowel in Arabic grammar.\n harakiri Japanese suicide.\n haral see ARAL.\n haram 1 Islam forbidden, proscribed. 2 Coll. on no account, under no circumstances. 3 Never an exclamation of strong denial.\n haramjadah haramzadah illegitimate child.\n harangaso Sunda k.o. tuber.\n harap Lit. war.\n harapiah see HARFIAH.\n harasia Sl. see RAHASIA.\n harbor,hardbord beaverboard, hardboard.\n hardik say s.t. sharply, snarl.\n hardikan rebuke,scolding, harsh words.\n harfiah literal, word for word.\n harga price, cost, value.\n hari day. se-hari-hari every day.\n harian 1 daily. 2 daily newspaper.\n haribaan lap.\n harim wife, female members of the family esp. among those of Arabic descent or educational background.\n harimau tiger.\n haring 1. herring. 2. see ARING 1,2.\n harini Coll. today.\n harkah,harkat 1 level, standard. 2 rate, value. 3 dignity.\n harlah [hari lahir] inniversary, birthday.\n