me-kan, nge-lungsur hand s.t. down a toy, coat, etc.. 2. see magnifying glass. 2. see LOOP.\n

marifat see MAKRIFAT.\n maruf see MAKRUF.\n maruh see MAKRUH.\n masiat see MAKSIAT.\n ma-lima see MO-LIMO.\n maab Islam place of return.\n maaf 1 forgive, pardon. 2 forgiveness, pardon.\n maag makh 1 stomach as source of sickness. 2 Coll. suffer a stomach disorder.\n maalim Islam religious teacher.\n maap see MAAF.\n mabes [Markas besar] headquarters.\n mabok see MABUK.\n mabrur Islam accepted by Allah of o.\s pilgrimage.\n mabuk 1 drunk, intoxicated. 2 nauseated, on the verge of vomiting. mabuk- darat carsick. mabuk-laut seasick. mabuk-udara airsick.\n mabur Java flee, run away.\n macak Java dress up.\n macam 1 kind, sort, quality, type. 2 way, method.\n macam-macam 1 various. 2 do all sorts of things.\n macan Java tiger. macan-tutul panther.\n macapat k.o. six-line Java verse form.\n macat,macet 1 stuck, not running smoothly, out of order. 2 interference, disturbance.\n macik see MAK.\n macikwe China k.o. pastry filled with fried sesame seeds.\n maciok,macok China mahjong.\n macro- macro.\n mada stupid, feebleminded, dull.\n madah 1 eulogy, praise. 2 stanza.\n madahan songs.\n madaliun medalyun see MEDALYON.\n madan mine.\n madang Java, Jakarta eat rice.\n madap Java face.\n madarsah see MADRASAH.\n madat 1. opium. ber-madat opium. 2. watchtower.\n maddi Islam material rather than spiritual.\n madep see MADAP.\n madhap see MAZHAB.\n madikipe Vulg., Jakarta swear word, mother-fucker.\n madinah Medina.\n madipantat Vulg., Jakarta swear word, mother-fucker.\n madon Java chase after women.\n madrasah 1 Islam school. 2 Islam institution of learning.\n madu 1. 1 honey. 2 very sweet of a smile. 2. co-wife.\n madya 1 in set formal phrases medium, average. 2 level of Java language between kromo and ngoko.\n madzab see MADZHAB.\n madznun see MAJENUN.\n maem see MAIN.\n maesan see MESAN.\n mafela shawl.\n mafhum know, understand, comprehend.\n magang 1. 1 candidate, apprentice. 2 clerk. 3 volunteer. 2. overripe.\n magel 1 half-ripe. 2 incomplete in knowledge.\n magersari 1 tenant. 2 fringe area.\n maggi bouillon cubes.\n maghrib see MAGRIB.\n magik mejik magic.\n magis magical.\n magister master\s degree.\n magnet,magnit see MAKNIT.\n magrib 1 west. 2 at sunset. 3 Islam sunset prayer.\n magribi western, esp. of western Africa.\n magun fixed, permanent. magun-angin porthole.\n mah 1. Jakarta, Sunda particle to mark the topic. 2. see MAAG.\n mah. [maha] great.\n maha great, very.\n mahaasih All-loving God.\n mahabharata the Mahabharata, important story in the literatures of Indonesia.\n mahadahsyat tremendous, fantastic.\n mahadewa 1 the Hindu god Siva. 2 supreme deity.\n mahadewi the Hindu goddess Batara Durga.\n mahadper [Mahkamah Angkatan Darat dalam Perang] Wartime Military Court.\n mahaduta ambassador.\n mahaesa The Great Unity, God.\n mahaguru professor.\n mahakeramat most sacred or holy.\n mahakuasa the Almighty.\n mahal 1 expensive. 2 scarce, difficult to find.\n mahamenteri Lit. high official at old-courts.\n mahameru the holy mountain, seat of the gods.\n mahamulia exalted, lofty, sublime, illustrious.\n mahap see MAAF.\n mahapencipta the Almighty Creator.\n maharaja sovereign, emperor.\n maharajalela 1 rage. 2 rampage. operate unchecked.\n maharani maharatu empress.\n maharupa extremely beautiful.\n mahasayang the All-Merciful of God.\n mahasiswa university student.\n mahasiswi female university student.\n mahasuci the Most Holy of God.\n mahatahu 1 omniscient. 2 Coll. arrogant.\n mahbub Lit. lover, sweetheart male.\n mahbubah Lit. beloved woman.\n mahdi Islam messianic guide who will come just before the end of the world to lead the faithful.\n maherat see MAIRAT.\n mahful stored in the mind. me-mahful-kan memorize.\n mahir skilled, well-versed, clever.\n mahkamah court of law. mahkamah-Agung Supreme Court.\n mahkota 1 crown. 1 Biol. corona in efflorescence. 3 crown of the tooth. 4 sweetheart.\n mahligai palace us, figuratively.\n mahmilub [Mahkamah Militer Luar Biasa] speial court-martial for members of the armed forces involved in the G30S incident or for members of the Communist Party.\n mahmud Lit. praised.\n mahoni mahogany.\n mahsul see HASIL.\n mahsyar see PADANG.\n mahyong mahjong.\n maido doubt s.t.\n maik microphone.\n main 1 play. 2 engage in some us. not quite respectable. activity. 3 play a show. 4 do s.t. unthinkingly, needlessly. 5 have sex.\n mair see MAHIR.\n mairat 1 Islam ascension. 2 Coll. disappear, die.\n maisena cornmeal.\n mait Java see MAYAT.\n maitua in some regions only old woman.\n maizena see MAISENA.\n majadaya in o. piece of poles, sticks.\n majal blunt, dull.\n majalah magazine, periodical, journal.\n majas mmajasi just a figure of a speech.\n majelis 1 souncil, committee. 2 meeting, session. 3 meeting chamber.\n majemuk Ling. compound, complex.\n majikan employer, boss.\n majikanisme authoritarian mental attitude.\n majir barren, sterile.\n majong dust cloth.\n maju 1 go forward, advance, progress. 2 thrive, progress. 3 progressive, forward looking.\n majuh 1 gluttonous. 2 overeager.\n majun 1. see MAKJUN. 2. see MAJONG.\n majung putty.\n majusi Persian or Zoroastrian\religion.\n mak 1 mother. 2 term of address or reference for a woman who is older than the speaker and who might fittingly be called \mother\.\n maka 1 then, so. 2 particle introducing the main clause which follows a conditional or temporal clause.\n makalah working paper for a conference, etc., short paper.\n makam grave, resting place, burial plot.\n makan 1 eat, eat a meal. 2 take, swallow, ingest. 3 meal, food. 4 destroy, consume. 5 take, require, consume. 6 make a living by in set phrases. 7 hit, strike. 8 in working condition. 9 range of a weapon, draw of a ship.\n makanan food , provisions.\n makanya consequently, because of that, no wonder \n makar 1. 1 trick, tactics. 2 attack, assault. 3 attack against the gvt. 2. 1 hard and tough of fruits and vegetables. 2 unripe of fruit.\n makara 1 mythological creature said to cause eclipses. 2 an astrological sign Cancer. 3. curvilinear motif like the tail of a shrimp, e.g. as found on ancient temple gargoyles.\n makaroni macaroni.\n makarya practical.\n makasar Macassar, Macassarese.\n makasi see TERIMA-KASIH.\n makassar see MAKASAR.\n makbul 1 fulfilled, answered. 2 accepted, realized. 3 effective.\n makcik see MAK.\n makelar broker, intermediary in a sale. makelar-an system of using brokers.\n makenah see MUKENAH.\n makeruh see MAKRUH.\n maket scale model, mockup.\n makhdum sir honororific, generally used of o. well versed in religion.\n makhluk creature.\n makhudum see MAKHDUM.\n maki maki-maki abuse, esp. with vulgar language.\n makin increasingly, the more.\n makjizat see MUKJIZAT.\n maklaf see MALAF.\n maklum 1 know, be knowledgeable. 2 be understanding of a situation.\n maklumat announcement, declaration. announce, proclaim, declare.\n makmal in some region only laboratory.\n makmum Islam congregation, follower of a religious leader in prayer.\n makmur 1 prosperous, rich, wealthy. 2 luxurious.\n makna 1 meaning. 2 purpose, sense.\n maknawi 1 spiriitual. 2 meaningful.\n maknawiah according to intent rather than literal of an interpretation.\n maknit magnet.\n makota see MAHKOTA.\n makrifat 1 knowledge. 2 the higest knowledge in mysticism,.\n makruf 1 known. 2 good of deeds.\n makruh Islam s.t. the avoidance of which yields merit but the performance of which is not sinful.\n maksi large-scale, major.\n maksiat in violation of God\s law, immoral esp. sexually immoral. sin, wickedness.\n maksimal maksimum maximal, maximum.\n maksud 1 purpose, aim. 2 intention, plan. 3 meaning sense.\n maktab Koranic elementary school.\n maktub recorded.\n makul ma\kul rational, logical, reasonable.\n makulat ma\kulat Islam metaphysics.\n makzul deposed, dethroned.\n mal 1 by in measurements. 2 times multiplication.\n mala 1 disaster, misfortune, accident. spot, stain, flaw, blot on o.\s reputation.\n malaekat see MALAIKAT.\n malaf ma\laf manager.\n malagizi malnutrition.\n malah infact, instead, on the contrary.\n malaikat angel. malaikat-maut angel of death. malaikat-pelindung guardian angel.\n malaikatulmaut angel of death.\n malaise malese see MALESE.\n malak see MALAIKAT.\n malaka Malacca.\n malakalmaut see MALAIKATULMAUT.\n malakama malakamo buah si-malakama proverbial fruit which brings bad luck to s.o. who is dear to the possessor if he eats it and equally bad luck to another dear person if he does not est it.\n malakut Lit. kingdom.\n 1. 1 evening, night. 2 the night an event takes place. 3 preceding paraffin.\n malan have an uneasy feeling, anxious, concerned.\n malang 1 transverse, across. 2 unlucky, unfortunate.\n malap 1 dim of light. 2 smoldering.\n malapetaka misfortune, great disaster.\n malar 1 continous, more and more. 2 but in fact, but instead even... malar- an Ling. continuant.\n malari [Malapetaka 15 Januari] anti-Japanese riots of January 15, 1974.\n malas 1 lazy, indolent. 2 not feel like, not be up to.sluggard, lazy person.\n malaun Islam accursed.\n maleman Islam last 10 days of the fasting month during which the descent of the divine inspiration is celebrate\n males see MALAS.\n malese economic depression.\n maligai see MAHLIGAI.\n malih Java changed, altered.\n malik 1 owner, proprietor. 2 Lit. king.\n malikul-maut the angel of death.\n malim

1. 1 leader, guide. 2 pilot of ship. 3 magician. 2. see

MAALIM.\n malin Rel. master.\n maling 1 thief. 2 steal.\n malinjo see MELINJO 1.\n malis 1 faded, pale of colors. 2 vague.\n malu 1 shy, bashful, embarrassed. 2 respectful and humble. 3 ashamed. 4 shame.\n maluku Moluccas.\n malung k.o. sea fish.\n mam 1. Coll. mother. 2. see MAEM.\n mama 1 mother. 2 Ambon aunt. 3 Ambon term of address for women the age of o.\s mother.\n mamah chew. me-mamah chew, masticate. pe-mamah biak ruminant.\n mamai 1 walk in o.\s sleep. 2 drowsy.\n mamak M mother\s brother.\n mamalia mammals.\n mamanda term of respect for o.\s mamak, esp. in letters.\n mamang 1. 1 dizzy. 2 frightened, confused. 2. Sunda 1 term of address for parents\ younger brother. 2 term of address for men older than the speaker, esp. as mang.\n mambang k.o. supernatural being associated with crimson sunsets.\n mambeg Java stagnant of water in a swamp or stream that is stopped up.\n mambruk k.o. bird from E. Indonesia with unusual plumage.\n mambu Java smelling bad. tainted.\n mami 1 child language mother, mommy. 2 madame in a brothel.\n mamik tasting bad.\n 381