leftovers. 2. see KOREK 3. see KURET.\n
kotamara parapet.\n
kotangen kotangens Math. cotangent.\n
kotbah see KHOTBAH.\n
kotek 1. 1 tail feather. 2 tail plumed with a tuftlike end e.g. of a comet.
2. a cackle of a hen.\n koteka
penis sheath of Irian.\n koteng
ter-koteng-koteng alone, friendless.\n koterek
see KOTREK.\n
kotes bits of thread or lint.\n
kotipa [Kolera, Tipes, Paratipes] immunization against cholera, typhoid,
and paratyphoid.\n kotok
1. kotok-ayam having defective vision, i.e. nearsighted or suffering from night blindness. 2. short of pants legs.\n
kotong cut off, amputated.\n
kotor 1 dirty, soiled, filthy. 2 dirty, vile, filthy words, etc.. 3 gross of
income, profits.\n kotoran
1 feces, dung, manure. 2 muck, waste. 3 impurity.\n kotrek
corkscrew.\n kotum
quota.\n kover
kafer, kofer .\n kowad
[Korps Wanita Angkatan Darat] Army Women\s Corps.\n kowak
ber-kowak-kowak 1 jabber, chatter. 2 shout of drunkards, people wild with joy or excitement.\n
kowal [Korps Wanita Angkatan Laut] Navy Women\s Corps.\n
kowe Coll., Derog., Java, Jakarta you.\n
kowek
see KUWEK.\n
kower see KOAR.\n
kowil [Komando Wilayah Police Subregion Command.\n
kowilhan [Komando Wilayah Pertahanan] Defence Territorial Command.\n
kowiltabes [Komando Wilayah Kota Besar] Metropolitan Police Command.\n
koyak 1 torn, ripped. 2 lacerated of the hand, etc.. koyak-koyak in rags or
tatters. koyak-an tear, rip, rent.\n koyakan
tear, rip, rent.\n koyan
measurement of weight or capacity 27-40 piculs.\n koye
see KOHIR.\n
koyer Sport pitcher in games where a ball is thrown to be batted back.\n
koyo koyok 1. nonsense. 2. China salve put in a medical plaster. 3 stray
dog.\n kozyn
see KOSEN 1.\n
kpd. [kepada] to.\n
kpm [Koninkliske Paketvaart Maatschappij] The Royal Mail Packet Lines
of the colonial era.\n kr-
seealso entries with ker-.\n
krah see KERAH 2.\n
krama see KROMO.\n
kraman rebellion.\n
kramat see KERAMAT.\n
kran see KERAN 1.\n
kranggang k.o. red ant.\n
krans funerary wreathe.\n
krasan Coll. feel at home, like a place o. is new at.\n
krat crate, case of 24 bottles.\n
kraton see KERATON.\n
kre
see KERAI.\n
kreasi creation.\n
kreatif creative.\n
kreativitas creativity.\n
kreator creator.\n
krecek buffalo skin processed for eating.\n
kreda see KRIDA.\n
kredap ber-kredap-an glitter, shine, flicker.\n
kredep scintillate.\n
kredibilitas Fin. credibility.\n
kredit credit.\n
kreditir kreditor creditor.\n
kredo Rel. credo, creed.\n
krei see KERAI.\n
krem 1 cream of milk. 2 skin-care salve. 3 cream colored, light-yellow.\n
kremasi cremation.\n
krematorium crematorium.\n
kremes k.o. cake made of cassava and palm sugar.\n
kremi see KEREMI.\n
krempeng
see KEREMPANG.\n
kremus chew a.t. crispy into small pieces.\n
kreolin creolin, a preparation of creosol and resin soap used as a deodorant
and disinfecrant.\n kreosot
creosote.\n krep
crepe paper.\n krepyak
blinds.\n kreseh-peseh
see KARESEH-PESEH.\n
kresek 1. see KERESEK. 2. thin plastic bag with handle.\n
kresna central figure of the Mahabharata.\n
kresten
see KRISTEN.\n
kretek 1. k.o. cigarette containing choped cloves. 2. Java horse-drawn
cart.\n kri
[Kapal Republik Indonesia] an Indonesian Flagship.\n kriat-kriut
see KERIANG-KERIUT.\n
kricika od. Scorpio.\n
krida activity, physical activity as opposed to office, school work.\n
kridit see KREDIT.\n
kriditor pupil who must repeat many school subjects.\n
kriir create.\n
krim seeKREM.\n
kriminal kriminil criminal law, ast, etc..\n
kriminalitas kriminalitet criminality.\n
kriminologi criminology.\n
kring 1. cell, small group of believers who work together e.g. Catholics,
etc.. 2. see KERING 2.\n
kripik
see KERIPIK.\n
krisis crisis.\n
kristal crystal.\n
kristalisasi crystallization.\n
kristalisir crystallize.\n
kristen 1 Christian. 2 Protestan.\n
kristenisasi kristianisasi Christianization.\n
kristus Christ.\n
kriteria criteria.\n
kriterium criterion.\n
kritik 1 criticism. 2 critical.\n
kritikal critical.\n
kritikus critic.\n
kritis critical, serious of patient, situation.\n
kritisi see KRITIKUS.\n
kriuk-kriuk see KERIUK.\n
kriwil
see PRIWIL.\n
kriya skill.\n
kriyawan male salesclerk.\n
kriyawati female slaesclerk.\n
kroco 1. k.o. small snail. 2 of little value, of no great importance. 3 loest
economic class.\n kroket
croquettes.\n krokot
purslane.\n krol
see KERUL.\n
kromo 1 the polite form of Java used to and among upper-class people. 2
the common people.\n kromosom
chromosome.\n krompyang
1 sound of s.t. crashing to the floor. 2 sound of tin cans.\n kron
see KERON.\n
kroncong see KERONCONG 1.\n
krong see KERONG.\n
kronik chronicle.\n
kronologi chronology.\n
kronologis chronological.\n
kropok 1 empty, without concent. 2 soft, weak. 3 moldy.\n
krosak see KEROSAK.\n
krosboi Coll. delinquent youth.\n
krosgirl Coll. female delinquent.\n
krosmama Coll. a woman who goes after young men.\n
krosok
see KEROSOK 1.\n
krospapa a man who goes after young women.\n
kroto red ant eggs fed to birds.\n
krtikawan literary critic.\n
kruis crotch.\n
kruk crutches.\n
krukas crankcase.\n
krul see KERUL.\n
kruntel Java rolled up, curled.\n
krupuk see KERUPUK.\n
krupukan confused, doing s.t. hastily.\n
krus see KERUS, KURS.\n
krutuk bombard.\n
ks [Kepala Staf] Chief of Staff.\n
ksatria see KESATRIA.\n
ktp [Kartu Tanda PendudukPengenal] residence indentification card.\n
ktt [Konperensi Tingkat Tinggi] Summit Conference.\n
ku see KUE.\n
ku- first person agent marker of passive verb.\n
kuaci see KWACI.\n
kuade seat at which couples sit in wedding ceremony.\n
kuadran quadrant.\n
kuadrat quadrate.\n
kuah gravy, broth, thin sauce, thin dressing.\n
kuak 1. low of buffalo, croak of frogs. 2. part in the hair.\n
kuala estuary, river mouth, confluence.\n
kualahan see KEWALAHAN.\n
kualat 1 accursed, damned. 2 struck down by a calamity.\n
kuali 1 wide-mouthed clay pot for cooking. 2 in some regions only iron
wok.\n kualifikasi
1 qualification, limitation. 2 qualification, fitness, eligibility\n kualitas
quality.\n kualitatif
qualitative.\n kualitet
quality.\n kualon
step-relation. ibu-kualon stepmother.\n kuangwung
k.o. beetle in coconut trees.\n 336
kuantitatif quantitative.\n
kuantum quantum.\n
kuap a yawn.\n
kuar meng-kuar loosen or undo with a stick.\n
kuarsa quartz.\n
kuarsit quartzite.\n
kuartal a period of three months. kuartal-an 1 quarterly examination. 2 s.t. to
mark the beginning of a threemonth period.\n kuartir
quarters.\n kuas
1. 1 small brush for painting, writing. 2 shaving brush. 3 applicator. 2. k.o. lemonade.\n
kuas-kais scratch the ground of a chicken, etc..\n
kuasa 1 power, might. 2 authority given to s.o. 3 capable, able, powerful.1
dominate. 2 take charge, be in command. 3 master a language, a raging fire, etc.. 4 have control over o.\s feelings.\n
kuat 1 strong, powerful. 2 sturdy. 3 forceful personality, fervent
believer, etc.. 4 be able to. 5 loud of voice, noise.\n kuatir
afraid, apprehensive about.\n kuau
k.o. pheasant.\n kuaya
gall, bile.\n kuayah
k.o. climbing plant.\n kuba
Cuba. mengk-kuba Coll. hijack a plane.\n kubah
1 dome, vault, cupola. 2 Mil. turret.\n kubak
meng-kubak 1 peel 9potatoes, etc.. 2 strip bark from a tree.\n kubang
mudhole, mudpuddle.\n kubat
arch.\n kubek
Jakarta, Java 1 turn s.t. around. 2 stir.\n kubik
1. meng-kubik peel with the fingernails. 2 cubic.\n kubil
Jakarta swollen of eyes.\n kubin
k.o. flying lizard.\n kubis
cabbage.\n kubit
tiny bit.\n kubra
1 unsuccessful, afailure. 2 left undone.\n kubti
Coptic.\n kubu
1 fortification, fortress, stockade. 2 bunker, entrenchment.\n kubung
1. flying lemur. 2. box for raising mushrooms.\n kubur
grave, tomb.\n kubus
cube.\n kucai
1. k.o. leek or green onion. 2. be isolated from o.\s friends.\n kucak
see KOCAK 2.\n
kucam pale, wan, drained of energy or vitality.\n
kucar-kacir 1 in disorder, in a mess. 2 disorganized, inadequately supervised.\n
kucek 1 rub. 2 do the laundry. 3 crush, grind, mash.\n
kucel crumpeled, creased.\n
kucica k.o. small bird.\n
kucil 1 expel from family, clan, relationship, political party, etc.,
ostracize, excommunicate. 2 squeeze out toothpaste, glue, etc..\n kucindan
see KECANDAN.\n
kucing cat, a feline.\n
kucing-kucingan 1 calf of leg. 2 biceps, muscle of leg or arm. 3 toy litten. 4 play
tag.\n kucir
1 cowlick. 2 tuft of hair left on top of a child\s shaved head. 3 tassel. 4 pigtail.\n
kuco village chief in Japanese times.\n
kucung see KOCONG.\n
kucup 1. be closed of s.t. that folds up. 2. see KECUP.\n
kucur 1 gushing, pouring forth. 2. k.o. fried cake of rice flour.\n
kucut see KECUT 1.\n
kuda 1 horse. 2 Che. knight. 3 a vaulting horse for gymnastics. 4
timbering for a roof.\n kudai
1 small, rattan basket. 2 round silver betel leaf holder.\n kudang
Java coo, talk babytalk.\n kudangan
wish or request by fianceee that her future husband must fulfill.\n kudap
kudap-kudap snack, tidbit.\n kudeta
coup d\etat. meng-kudeta carry out a coup d\etat.\n kudi
1. k.o. machete. 2. see KODI.\n
kudian see KEMUDIAN.\n
kudil kudis scabies.\n
kudrat
see KODRAT.\n
kudrati see ADI.\n
kudu 1. flower. 2. Java must, have to. 3. k.o. red dye.\n
kuduk 1. nape of the neck. 2. see NASI.\n
kudung 1. crippled, maimed. 2. veil.\n
kudus holy, sacred, sacrosanct.\n
kue kueh cooky, cake.\n
kue kueh cooky, cake.\n
kuek noise, ado, commotion.\n
kufu see KUPU, KUPUAN.\n
kufur infidel, atheist, unbeliever.\n
kuhap [Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Acara Pidana] Criminal Code.\n
kuhd [Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Dagang] code of business law.\n
kuhp 1. [Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Pidana] Criminal Code. 2. [Kasih
Uang Habis Perkara] Coll. Give me money and that is that.\n kui
1. goldsmith\s crucible. 2. genuflect.\n kuih
see KUE.\n
kuil temple or shrine currently used by practicing Indian Hindus.\n
kuin Crd. queen.\n
kuini k.o. mango.\n
kuintal measure of 100 kilograms.\n
kuintet quintet.\n
kuir weeding sickle.\n
kuis 1. meng-kuiskan 1 kick s.t. aside. 2 scratch the earth of a
chicken, etc.. 3 stir up a fire. 2. quiz.\n kuit
kuit-gamit beckon s.o to approach.\n kuitansi
see KWITANSI.\n
kuiz see KUIS 2.\n
kujang cleaver, chopping knife.\n
kujur 1. spear for catching fish. 2. stiff, rigid. se-kujur the entire body.\n
kujut ber-kujut hang strangle or choke o.s.\n
kuk 1 yoke. 2 collar, harness.\n
kukai k.o. fish.\n
kukang 1. see KUNGKANG 2. 2. see KOKANG.\n
kukila 1 mynah bird. 2 Java bird in general.\n
kuku 1 fingernail, toenail. 2 claw, s.t. like a claw. 3 hoof.\n
kukuh 1 sturdy, strong house, etc., hefty. 2 firm, tenacious.\n
kukuk see KOKOK.\n
kukukbeluk k.o. owl.\n
kukukkeruyuk cock-a-doodle-doo.\n
kukul 1. acne, pimple. 2. see KOKOL 2.\n
kukup alluvium, silt.\n
kukur 1. cooing of a dove. 2. grater.\n
kukuruyak see KUKUKERUYUK.\n
kukus 1. marten. 2. steam, vapor. kukus-an rice steamer.\n
kukut adopted.\n
kul see KOL 2.\n
kulah 1. a small basin us. build into the bathroom for bathing and other
purposes. 2. k.o. mango.\n kulai
drooping, hanging down.\n kulak
1. a cubic measture for rice, etc. 2. buy goods for resale. kulak-an wholesale.\n
kulan k.o. tree of forest that furnishes guttapercha.\n
kulansing see BATU.\n
kulasi
see OKULASI.\n
kulat toadstool, mushroom, fungus.\n
kuldi see BUAH.\n
kuli coolie, laborer, porter.\n
kuliah university lecture.\n
kulik scream of a bird. ber-kulik cry out, scream of birds of prey.\n
kulikat disposition, character.\n
kulim k.o. hardwood.\n
kulintang see KOLINTANG.\n
kulipat 1 successor. 2 deputy.\n
kulir trowel.\n
kulit 1 skin. 2 hide, leather. 3 tree bark. 4 peel, husk, shell, crust. 5 cover
of a magazine.\n kulkas
refrigerator, icebox.\n kulliah
see KULIAH.\n
kulminasi culmination.\n
kulon Java west.\n
kulonuwun 1 Java what is called out to announce o.\s arival at s.o.\s house,
ask to come in. 2 Coll. ask for an OK to proceed.\n kultivir
cultive.\n kultur
culture.\n kultural
kulturil cultural.\n kultus
cult.\n kulub
1. heart as seat of emotions. 2. boil or steam vegetables.\n kuluk
Java a man\s court headdress shaped like a fez.\n kulum-kulum
millipede.\n kulup
1 foreskin. 2 appellation for boys. ber-kulup not circumcised.\n kulur
k.o. breadfruit with many seeds.\n kulut
k.o. hardwood similar to the lansium.\n kuluyak
China sweet and sour cooking.\n kulzum
see LAUT.\n
kuma-kuma see KOMA-KOMA.\n
kumai notch.\n
kumal 1 rumpled, disheveled of clothes. 2 dingy of a room. 3 dog-eared of
magazines.\n kumala
see GEMALA.\n
kuman germ, microbe.\n
kumandang echo, reverberation.\n
kumanga kumango see BARANG 1.\n
kumat have a relapse.\n
kumat-kamit
see KOMAT-KAMIT.\n
kumba 1 basin, bowl. 2 the protuberance on the forehead of an elephant.\n
kumbah 1 wash, do the laundry. 2 rinse.\n
kumbang 1 bumblebee. 2 beetle. 3 black color of animal. meng-kumbang
buzz.\n kumbar
k.o. thorny, stemless palm resembling the Salacca.\n kumbara
see EMBARA.\n
kumbik the candlenut tree and its fruit.\n
kumbu narrow-mouthed basket for holding freshly caught fish.\n
kumico head of a quarter during the Japanese occupation.\n
kumidi
see KOMIDI.\n
kumilap see KELAP.\n