1 too rich foods. 2 indigestion due to greasy foods. 2. see ENEK. ne`k see NENEK.\n

ngakak boisterous laughter.\n ngalor-ngidul Java in all directions, without direction.\n ngambek pout, mope.\n ngambreng have a pervasive odor.\n ngambul Java sulk.\n ngamen 1 beg while singing playing musical instruments or reciting prayers. 2 be persistent like a singing beggar.\n ngana Coll., Menado, N. Maluku you singular.\n nganga agape.\n ngangeni see KANGEN.\n ngangut mumble to o.s.\n ngantek 1. Java until. 2. Coll. be a lackey.\n ngantuk see KANTUK.\n ngap-ngap gasp for breath, pant.\n ngapa Coll. see MENGAPA.\n ngarai M chasm, gorge.\n ngarep seeHARAP.\n ngarit see ARIT.\n ngarsa-dalem ngarso dalem Java the sultan of Yogya.\n ngarti Jakarta, Sunda understand, comprehend.\n ngaung sound of s.t. resonating airplane, etc..\n ngawur do s.t. haphazardly or without basis.\n ngayau see KAYAU 1,2.\n nge- seealso entries with e-. or the root alone.\n ngeak sound of a baby crying.\n ngebet Coll. want s.t. intensely, desire s.t. very stroungly\n ngebluk see KEBLUK.\n ngebodoin Jakarta see BODO 2.\n ngeden Java, Jakarta strain during bowel movement.\n ngedumel grumble, complain under o.\s breath.\n ngek-ngek sickly.\n ngel- seealso entries ngl-, l-.\n ngelantur 1 stray from a path. 2 digress.\n ngelayap Jakarta wander around.\n ngelayat make a visit of condolence.\n ngeledek Jakarta tease.\n ngelendot hang on to arm, sarong edge, etc., e.g. a child hanging on to his mother.\n ngelesot Java sit on the ground or floor.\n ngelindur Java, Jakarta talk in o.\s sleep.\n ngelmu esoteric knowledge.\n ngeloneng see LONENG.\n ngelotok Jakarta burst open of fruit.\n ngelu Java have a headache.\n ngeluyur 1 loaf around, stroll about without purpose. 2 hang around.\n ngemong see EMONG.\n ngemut see KEMUT 2.\n ngenes Java deeply saddened.\n ngengap gasp for breath, pant.\n ngengat moth.\n ngenger Java live with s.o. esp. relatives and do chores in return for room and board.\n ngengkel see ENGKEL.\n ngentit Coll. shortchange s.o. cheat s.o.\n ngentot see ENTOT.\n ngenyek see ENYEK.\n ngeong meow.\n ngepas 1 try clothes on. 2 fit of clothes. 3 be just enough.\n ngepiah see PIAH.\n ngepot see KEPOT 1.\n ngepres 1 tight of clothing. 2 urgent.\n nger- see also entries r-.\n ngeram see ERAM.\n ngeran see KERAN 4.\n ngereh Java boss around.\n ngerem see REM.\n ngeres 1 Java unpleasant or irritating sensation due to sand or dust of sand in o.\s sheets, dust in o.\s eyes, etc.. 2 Coll. touching, sad.\n ngeri 1 horrified. 2 horrifying.\n ngerokok smoke s.t.\n nges Java very agreeable.\n ngeslong see SLONG.\n ngetem wait for sufficient numbers of passengers.\n ngeteng see KETENG.\n ngetop be on top.\n ngetrek 1 operate a public vehicle along such a route. 2 drive a vehicle very fast.\n nggak Coll. no, not.\n ngglenggem see GLENGGEM 2.\n nggreges see GREGES.\n nggrengseng see GRENGSENG.\n ngiang sound of whining or steady humming.\n ngiau meow.\n ngibrit Coll. run out of a place.\n ngibul tell a lie.\n ngicip see ICIP.\n ngik-ngik 1 sound of squeaking or screeching e.g. asthmatic wheezing, violin screeching, etc.. 2 suffer from asthma.\n ngikik see KIKIH.\n ngiler see ILER.\n ngilu pain, smart.\n ngincer see INCAR.\n ngiprit Sunda marry a beautiful woman who is in reality a supernatural snake that can make her husband rich.\n ngirab see KIRAB 2.\n ngiung-ngiung 1 sound of a siren, etc. 2 motorcade.\n ngl- seealso with kl-, l-.\n nglomprot be sloppy.\n nglunjak insolent, impertinent.\n ngluyur see KELUYUR.\n ngo China I.\n ngobrol see OBROL.\n ngoceh talk nonsense.\n ngocok Coll. 1 shake, mix, rub. 2 masturbate.\n ngok Jakarta, Sl. loud smacking kiss.\n ngoko Java speech level of Java used among intimates or when speaking to certain people of lower status.\n ngolor see KOLOR.\n ngomel see OMEL.\n ngomong see OMONG.\n ngompol wet the bed or o.\s pants.\n ngompoli make s.t. wet by urinating in it.\n ngompyang grumble angrily continuously.\n ngoni Coll., Menado, N. Maluku you plural.\n ngorok snore.\n ngos-ngosan Coll. gasp and pant.\n ngot-ngotan 1 unpredictable. 2 furious.\n ngotot see OTOT 2.\n ngowos Coll. 1 leak of a tire. 2 talk nonsense.\n ngoyo Java exert o.s.\n ngrasani Java backbite, gossip about.\n ngreh Java look down on.\n ngrewes Java tidak-ngrewes indifferent.\n ngublak-ngublek Java turn upside down to find s.t.\n ngubleg-ngubleg Java pester s.o.\n ngudang Java coo, talk babytalk.\n nguing-nguing sound of siren.\n nguler wormlike.\n ngunduh see UNDUH.\n ngupil 1 pick o.\s nose. 2 form scab on a wound.\n ngurek 1 Java gnaw. 2 Coll. be inguisitive.\n ngut-ngut Lit. nervous movement of mouth, twitch.\n ngutngit gnawing.\n ni Bali respectful title for women. 2. China you. 3 see NIH.\n niaga commerce, trade.\n niagawan trader.\n nian very, really.\n niat intention, plan, aim. berniat intend.\n nibung k.o. palm, the nibong.\n nica nika [Netherlands Indies Civil Administration] postwar adminitrative system imposed by the Dutch in occupied territories.\n nifas 1 childbirth, porturition. 2 Islam the 40-day period after childbirth during which sexual intercourse is forbidden.\n nigong dental plaque, film adhering to teeth.\n nih 1 particle pointing to s.t. nearby. 2 see INI.\n nihil nothing, nil.\n nihilis nihilist.\n nihilisme nihilism.\n nihilistis nihilistic.\n nik see NONI.\n nikah 1 marriage, wedding. 2 marry.\n nikel nickel metal.\n nikmat 1 comfort, luxury. 2 deeply enjoyable, pleasant. 3 Islam grace.\n nikotin nicotine.\n nil Nile.\n nila blue dye, indigo.\n nilai 1 price, value. 2 school grades. 3 percentage, ptoportion. 4 moral value.\n nilakandi 1 sapphire. 2 sapphire blue, azure.\n nilam

1. k.o. shrub yielding fragrant oil, patchouli. 2. see BATU. 3. see

BURUNG.\n nilem see NILAM 1.\n nilep take s.t. on the sly.\n nilon nyilon.\n nimbrung Coll. join on in conversation where o. is not wanted, butt into discussion.\n ninabobo ninabobok lullaby.\n ning see NENG.\n ning-neng ning-nong sound of jiggling such as horse drawn carriage, etc.\n ningrat nobility, aristocracy.\n ningratisme feudal way of thingking and behaving.\n nini see NENEK.\n ninik China term of address for liitle girl.\n ninitowok ninitowong Java 1 k.o. spirit possession involving figure made of coconut shell. 2 such a figure of coconut shell.\n nip [Nomor Induk Pegawai] 1 official registry number of civil servants. 2 letter of appointment for civil servant\n nipah thatch palm, nipa palm.\n nipis 1. see TIPIS 1. 2. see JERUK.\n nipon Coll. Japan.\n nir 1. Coll. kidney. 2. Lit. not, non.\n nira sap obtained by tapping inflorescences of various palms used to make sugar.\n nirair anhydrous.\n nirakal insensible.\n nirarti meaningless.\n nirasa apathy.\n nirbangun amorphous.\n nirbau odorless.\n nirbhaya without danger.\n nirgelar nondegree.\n nirhawa without air.\n nirlaras disharmonious.\n nirleka prehistoric.\n nirmala clean, pure.\n nirmana mode.\n niru 1. see TIRU. 2. see NYIRU.\n nirwana nirvana.\n nirwarna colorless.\n nisan gravestone.\n nisbah 1 family name, name descriptive of origin or relationship. 2 Fin. ratio.\n nisbi nisbiah relative, proportionate.\n niscaya certainly, surely.\n niskala abstract, immaterial.\n nista 1 insult, abuse. 2 stigma. 3 insulted, humiliated.\n nitis 1 Java become incarnate. 2 Coll. descend into o.\s offspring of traits, etc.\n nitrat Chem. nitrate.\n niugini see PAPUA NUGINI.\n nivo the level of s.t.\n niyaga niyogo Java performers in gamelan orchestra.\n njelirit Java form a thin line, like a thin line.\n njlimet see JELIMET.\n nkk [Normalisasi Kehidupan Kampus] a gvt. measure to reduce student militancy in late 1970\s.\n nn. [nona] Miss.\n 482 cap twenty. no-ceng 2,000.\n noban see NO.\n nobat royal drum used at installation ceremonies.\n nocap,noceng see NO.\n noda 1 stain, spot of dirt. 2 shame, disgrace.\n nodul nodule Med. nodule.\n nojos Jakarta perforate, pierce.\n nok see DENOK.\n noktah 1 dot, poiunt. 2 period of punctuation\n nol nought, zero.\n nomade nomaden nomad, nomadic.\n nombor see NOMER.\n nomenklatur nomenclature.\n nomer 1 number. 2 issue of a periodical. 3 number in a musical show.\n nominal nominal in statistics, research, mathematics.\n nomor see NOMER.\n nompang see TUMPANG.\n nomplok Coll. be s.w. in large quantities.\n non 1. Pol. noncooperative. 2. nun. 3. seeNONI.\n non-aliansi nonalliance.\n non-eksakta Acad. pertaining to humanities and social sciences rather than exact sciences\n non-formal non-formil 1 outside the regular system, irregular. 2 Coll. informal.\n nona 1 miss, unmarried European, China, or Westernized well-to-do Indonesian girl in Western dress. 2 term of address for such women. 3 Ambon unmarried woman.\n nonaktif inactive, laid-off.\n none Jakarta see NONA.\n nongkrong 1 Coll. squat. 2 Coll. sit around doing nothing , hang out. 3 idle, not in use.\n nongol Jakarta stick the head out, appear, be conspicious.\n noni nonik Coll. 1 young girl, esp. European or in European clothes. 2 affectionate term of address for such a girl, esp as nik or non.\n nonius Tech. vernier.\n nonok Jakarta, Vulg. vagina.\n nonpribumi of foreign descent, nonnative esp. referring to ethnic Chinese.\n nonsen nonsene, ridiculous.\n nonton see TONTON.\n nonya see NYONYA.\n noot not see NOT.\n nopember November.\n nopol [nomor polisi] vehicle registration number.\n nora norak Jakarta tacky, in bad taste, vulgar, lower than normal.\n norit general term for carbon-based medicine for stomach problems.\n