Coll. o. in charge of an office, railway station, etc.. 2. see

sepercik a splatter of.\n seperjuangan sharing in the same struggle.\n sepersekian such-and-such a percent.\n seperti like, as.\n sepertiga a third\n sepertinya 1 as it should be, fittingly. 2 it seems that, it is as if.\n sepesan centipede.\n sepesial see SPESIAL.\n sepesusuan of those who have suckled at the same breast.\n sepet see SEPAT 1.\n sepetak a piece of land.\n sepi 1 quiet, still. 2 desolate, .onely. 3 slack business market.\n sepidol see SPIDOL.\n sepih see SERPIH.\n sepihak unilateral.\n sepintar as smart as.\n sepintas a second of time.\n sepion see SPION.\n sepir see SIPIR, SPIR.\n sepit 1 pincer of lobster, crab, etc.. 2 tongs, tweezers.\n sepitan tongs, pincers, etc.\n sepoa see SEMPOA.\n sepoi Lit. sepoy, Indian mercenary soldier of colonial period.\n sepoi-sepoi blow softly of breeze.\n sepon see SPON.\n sepor see SEPUR.\n seporos see POROS.\n seprai sepre, seprei 1 bedsheet. 2 coverlet.\n seprit see KUE.\n sept. [September] September.\n september September.\n sepuh 1. plating material. 2. 1 Java old. 2 older person.\n sepuhan 1. gilt. 2. Coll. old.\n sepulang upon returning.\n sepuluh ten.\n sepur R.R. 1 rail, railroad. 2 train. 3 railway platform.\n sepuran Java railway fare.\n seput Coll. fast, quick.\n seputar 1 around. 2 in the vicinity. 3 on the subject of.\n ser- see also entries with sr-.\n serabi serabai k.o. rice flour pancake.\n serabut 1 fiber. 2 fibrous, coarse.\n serabutan 1 fibrous, coarse. 2 chaotic, mixed.\n serah M bright red.\n serahi k.o. long-necked flask.\n serai lemongrass, citronella.\n serak hoarse, husky of voice.\n serakah greedy.\n serakahisme greedy mentality.\n serakan garbage scattered about.\n serakit serakit\n seram hair-raising.\n seram hair-raising.\n serambi 1 front porch, veranda. 2 platform in station.\n serampang 1. trident. 2. Coll. strike at random.\n serampang-duabelas k.o. traditional Indonesian social dance.\n serampangan at random, any old way.\n serampangisme mentality marked by doing whatever o. likes to do without regard to societal norms.\n seran stripe.\n seran stripe.\n seranah Lit. a curse.\n serancak a set.\n serandang trestle, sawhorse.\n serandung stumble.\n serang 1. attack. 2. Naut. boatswain\s mate.\n serangga insect.\n serangkai connected, tied together.\n serangkak barbs used to prevent s.o. from climbing a fruit tree.\n serangkap a set of s.t.\n serangkul in o. embrace.\n serangkum an armful.\n serani 1 Lit., Ambon Christian. 2 Lit. Portuguese-speaking Christians of pre-19th century Jakarta.\n seranta Lit. proclaim widely.\n serap reserve, spare.\n serapah curse.\n serasah 1. manure, offal. 2. k.o. printed cotton fabric from India. 3 mountain rapids.\n serasi harmonious, matching, compatible.\n serat 1.1 fibrous parts of fruit, etc. 2 fiber. 2. tight, jammed.\n serata 1 everywhere. 2 flat, as even as.\n seratus 100 a hundred.\n seraut numerical classifier for faces and some surfaces moon, etc..\n serawak Chem. antimony.\n serawak Chem. antimony.\n seraya while.\n 642 serba completely, very much so.\n serban turban.\n serbaneka all k.o., diverse.\n serbat 1 sherbet. 2 k.o. ginger drink with spices. 3 Java k.o. drink of shredded young coconut and syrup.\n serbet napkin.\n serbuan 1 attacvk. 2 stampede, rush.\n serbuk 1 dust. 2 Biol. pollen. 3 powder.\n serda [sersan dua] Mil. sergeant 2d class.\n serdadu 1 soldier. 2 mercenary in foreign pay during the colonial period.\n serdak fine dust.\n serdawa see SENDAWA 2.\n serdih protruding of chest or belly.\n sere see SERAI.\n seregang see REGANG.\n sereh see SERAI.\n serelak k.o. lacquer.\n serem see SERAM.\n serempak see REMPAK.\n serempak see REMPAK.\n serempeng see SREMPENG.\n serempetan 1 abrasion. 2 stumble over e.o.\n sereng Java rocket firecracker.\n serenjang Lit. stand up straight.\n serenta Java as soon as.\n serentak 1. 1 all at once, suddenly. 2 together, in a body. 2. 1 jointly, together, at once. 2 all at once. 3 as soon as.\n serep see SERAP.\n seret 1 dry of throat so that o. has difficulty swallowing. 2 Coll. sluggish of traffic, the movement of goods, business. se`re`t 1. dragging, trailing behind. 2. the unadorned edge of a batik cloth.\n sergah say s.t. with a snarl.\n sergahan harsh words.\n sergapan attack, ambush.\n seri 1. 1 honorific royal title. 2 shining splendor, gleam. 2. Sport be a tie. 3 see SARI. 4. see HILANG. se`ri series.\n seriawan Med. sprue, oral ulceration.\n seribu see RIBU.\n serigala jackal, wolf.\n serigunting k.o. bird with a forked tail.\n serik 1. sore of throat. 2. learn o.\s lesson, refuse to do s.t. because of a former bad experience.\n serikat 1 united. 2 union, league, alliance.\n serikaya 1. annona, the sweetsop fruit. 2 k.o. jam made of eggs, sugar, and 643 serimpet serimpat see SEREMPET.\n serindit k.o. parakeet.\n sering 1. often. 2. M slender. 3. firm and tight of plaited or braided materials.\n sering-sering often, over and over.\n seringai 1 a grin, grimace. 2 say with a grin or grimace.\n seringnya frequency.\n seriosa semiclassical and classical of music.\n serit k.o. fine-toothed louse comb.\n serius 1 serious, solemn. 2 wholehearted.\n serkah torn or broken off.\n serkap 1. 1 cone-shaped fish trap that is thrust down on fish in shallow water. 2 cone-shaped bird cage. 2. see SERGAP.\n serling pitfall.\n sero 1. Fin. 1 a share business. 2 have a share interest. 2. k.o. large stationary fish trap.\n serobok see SIROBOK.\n serobotan s.t. snatched.\n serodok see SERUDUK.\n seroja k.o. lotus.\n serok 1. Lit. bay, inlet. 2. Java scoop, round spatula. 3. see SERO 2.\n serokan drain, ditch.\n serombong 1 hollow cylinder. 2 pipe, tube.\n serondol see SONDOL.\n serondong see SONDONG.\n serong 1 askew, slanting. 2 unfaithful.\n serong-menyerong crisscross.\n seronok Lit., Humorous pleasant, agreeable.\n serpih 1 splinter, flake, shard. serpih-kayu chips, wood shavings. 2 Geol. shale.\n serpihan chip, piece, shard.\n serpis see SERVIS 1,2.\n sersan Mil. sergeant or naval petty officer, in address, esp. as san.\n serse see RESERSE.\n sersi 1. see RESERSE. 2. serge.\n serta 1 with, along with. 2 and, as well as. 3 as soon as.\n sertarasa see SERTA.\n sertarasa see SERTA.\n sertifikat sertipikat certificate.\n sertu 1. Islam ritual ablution after touching s.t. impure e.g. pig, etc.. 2. [sersan satu] Mil. first sergeant.\n seru 1 utter a shout, yell s.t. 2 sharp, violent.\n seru-alam the universe.\n serual see SELUAR.\n serudukan attack, ramming.\n serudung k.o. monkey.\n seruit harpoon.\n seruitan a whistle.\n seruling k.o. flute.\n serum serum.\n serumah be under one roof.\n serunai 1. a wind instrument with a reed. 2. k.o. flowering plant.\n serundeng serunding relish of grated coconut and spices.\n seruni k.o. seashore flower.\n seruni k.o. seashore flower.\n serunting k.o. vine.\n serupa 1 similar, of o. kind, likewise. 2 be similar to s.t.\n serut Jakarta k.o. carpentry tool, a plane.\n serutan shavings.\n serutu see CERUTU.\n servis 1. 1 service in a hotel, etc. 2 provide with repair or maintenance service. 2. set of crockery for tea, desert, dinner, etc.0.\n sesaat a moment.\n sesajen sesaji, sesajian Rel. ritual offerings.\n sesak 1 narrow, close. 2 crowded, tight.\n sesal regret, remorse, repentance.\n sesama fellow, peer.\n sesanti Java slogan, motto.\n sesap M abandoned field.\n sesapan 1 s.t. sucked, lapped up. 2 sucking.\n sesar 1. Geol. fault. 2. se`sar Med. cesarean.\n sesat 1. lose o.\s way. 2 go astray, deviate.\n sesawi k.o. green vegetable.\n sesdalopbang see SEKDALOPBANG.\n sese centimeter.\n sesegera as soon as.\n sesekali occasionally, now and then, once in a while.\n sesembahan Java, Rel. s.o. s.t worshiped.\n sesempurna as complete or perfect as.\n sesenap k.o. plant.\n sesenggukan in gasps, choking.\n seseorang 1 anyone, someone or other. 2 a certain person.\n sesepuh Java elders.\n seser k.o. fish net.\n sesering as often as.\n seset 1. Java skinned, scraped. 2. dragonfly.\n sesko [Sekolah Staf Komando] Staff College of the Armed Forces.\n sespan side-car of motorcycle.\n sesuai 1 appropriate. 2 agree with.\n sesuatu 1 a certain, an unspecified. 2 a certain s.t.\n sesudah after.\n sesuku 1 half a rupiah. 2 of the same ethnic groups.\n sesumbar boast, show off.\n sesungguhnya actually, in truth.\n set Tech. set.\n set- see also entries with st-.\n seta Coll. see HASTA.\n setabelan Mil. artillery.\n setabil see STABIL.\n setadion see STADION.\n setaf seeSTAF.\n setagen see STAGEN.\n setahu as far as o. knows.\n setakar of the same capacity.\n setakat up to a point.\n setakona see ASTAKONA.\n setala see TALA.\n setalen see TALEN.\n setali 1. connected to e.o. 2. 25 cents, a quarter of a rupiah.\n setali 1. connected to e.o. 2. 25 cents, a quarter of a rupiah.\n setamat upon ending, as soon as it ended.\n setambuk see STAMBUK.\n setambul 1. Jakarta k.o. fez. 2. see STAMBUL.\n setan 1 Rel. satan, devil. 2 s.o. evil.\n setandar see STANDAR 1.\n setanding be equal to, be comparable to.\n setang see STANG.\n setangan kerchief.\n setangga see TANGGA.\n setanggi incense, incense-stick.\n setangkup 1 a cupped handful. 2 symmetrical.\n setap see STAF.\n setapak 1 a footstep. 2 o. palm\s or sole\s breadth.\n setar see STAR.\n setara 1 be equal, equivalent. 2 made for e.o., suited.\n setaraf equal, equivalent, on a par.\n setarter see STARTER.\n setasi see STASI.\n setasiun setasion 1 railway station, depot. 2 public transportation terminal.\n setat list, roll, statement.\n setawar k.o. medicinal plant.\n seteger 1 Coll. step-ladder. 2 scaffolding.\n setek cutting, slip of a plant.\n seteker see STEKER.\n setel 1 set, suit of clothes, cards, etc.. 2 match, be compatible. 3 Sl. be stylish.\n setelah after.\n setelan 1. set, suit of clothes. 2. radio dial, tuning knob, etc.\n setelempap as large as o.\s hand.\n seteleng exhibition.\n seteling see STELING.\n seteliti-telitinya as careful as possible.\n setem 1. vote. 2. tune, in tune.\n seteman voting.\n setempat 1. local. 2 of the same place.\n setempel official stamp seal.\n seten Java assistant to a district head.\n setengah 1 half. setengah-jalan halfway. setengah-masak half-done. 2 some.\n seter see STER.\n seterap see SETRAP.\n seterek see STEREK.\n seterek-eser Coll. clothes iron.\n setereng see STRENG.\n setereotip see STEREOTIP.\n seteria see KESATRIA.\n seterik see SETRIK 1.\n seterik see SETRIK 1.\n seterika iron, flatiron.\n seterikaan 1 iron. 2 clothes for ironing.\n seterimin see STRIMIN.\n seterip see SETRIP 1.\n seterom see SETRUM.\n seteru see SETRU.\n seterum see SETRUM.\n seterup see SETROP.\n setia loyal, faithful. setia-kawan 1 solidarity. 2 be in solidarity with.\n setiakawan 1 a loyal person. 2 faithful.\n setiap each and every.\n setiar Coll. seeIKHTIAR.\n setiba upon arrival.\n setidak-tidaknya 1 at the least. 2 in any case. 3 ignore. 4 abolish, cancel.\n setik stitch.\n setikan game of marbles.\n setimbal 1 in balance, proportionate. 2 equitable, just.\n setimbang 1 in balance. 2 in proportion.\n setimpal setimbal 1 in balance, proportionate. 2 equitable, just.\n setindak one step. setindak-demi-setindak step by step.\n setinggi-tinggi no matter how high. setinggi-tingginya the highest possible.\n setinggil Java audience hall.\n setingkat setingkat\n setip 1. k.o. convulsive child disease. 2. eraser.\n setir steering wheel of a motor-vehicle.\n setiren Coll. drive a car.\n setiwal setiwel leggings, puttee.\n setolok on the same footing.\n setolop see SENTOLOP.\n setonggok a heap of.\n setop 1. stop. 2. see SETUP.\n setopan stop bus, streetcar.\n setopeles setoples see STOPLES.\n setor deposited.\n setoran 1 deposit. 2 rental fee for taxi drivers, etc., who rent their vehicles. 3 stored commodity.\n setori 1 Jakarta, Coll. quarrel, bicker. 2 Ambon talk.\n setoter Coll. stutter.\n setrap Coll. punishment.\n setrapan 1 punishment. 2 prisoner.\n setrat see STRAT.\n setrek see SETEREK-ESER.\n setrep see SETRIP 1.\n setrik 1. hair ribbon. 2. Coll. strict.\n setrika see SETERIKA.\n setrip 1. 1 line. 2 decorative stripe. 3 stripe insignia of rank. 4 slash as a mark of punctuation. 5 Sport straight in golf. 2. Coll. crazy.\n setrop fruit syrup for drinks.\n setru enemy, foe.\n setrum Elec. electric current.\n setu Java see RESTU.\n setua of the same age, as old as.\n setubuh 1 Lit. in harmony. 2 copulation.\n setuden see STUDEN.\n setuju 1 agree. 2 Coll. like.\n setujuan 1 of o. purpose. 2 having the same direction.\n setulus-tulusnya as sincerely as possible.\n setum steam.\n setung see RESTUNG.\n setuntas-tuntasnya as thoroughly as possible.\n setup k.o. fruit-stew.\n seturi see SETORI.\n setyakawan see SETIA.\n seukur in agreement.\n seumbi of one plant.\n seumpama 1 like, equal. 2 supposing.\n seumpamanya for example, supposing.\n seumur of the same age. se-umur-an the same age.\n seuntung-untungnya. as profitable as possible.\n seusai after.\n seusia of the age of.\n sewa 1 rent, hire. 2 rented.\n sewah see SEWAR.\n sewajarnya fittingly, properly.\n sewaka 1. Lit. tribute, homage. 2. see SUAKA 1.\n sewaktu when, at the time that.\n sewaktu-waktu 1 from time to time. 2 at any time.\n sewar k.o. curved dagger.\n sewenang-wenangnya arbitraily, without compunction.\n sewot Java, Jakarta furious.\n seyakin-yakinnya absolutely convinced, as conviced as can be.\n seyogyanya properly, obviously.\n seyot see SEOK-SEOK.\n sezarah a bit.\n sga [Sekolah Guru Atas] senior normal school.\n sgb [Sekolah Guru Bawah] junior normal school.\n sgkp [Sekolah Guru Kepandaian Putri] school for training home economics teachers.\n sh [Sarjana Hukum] Acad. Master of Law.\n sh [Sarjana Hukum] Acad. Master of Law.\n shalat see SOLAT.\n shampo see SYAMPO.\n she se see SE.\n shio sio, syo China, Zod. any of the 12 astrological signs.\n shodanco syodanco Japanese section commander.\n sholat solat see SOLAT.\n si 1.1 definite article used before the names of those with whom the speaker and interlocutor is intimate. 2 definite article used before a noun referring to a particular person in a category.\n si 1.1 definite article used before the names of those with whom the speaker and interlocutor is intimate. 2 definite article used before a noun referring to a particular person in a category.\n sia-sia 1 in vain, useless, without result. 2 meaningless.\n sia-sia 1 in vain, useless, without result. 2 meaningless.\n siaga 1. ready, alert, prepared. 2. Boy or Girl Scout 9-13 years old.\n siaga 1. ready, alert, prepared. 2. Boy or Girl Scout 9-13 years old.\n siah siah-layah move from side to sidem oscillate.\n siak 1. Islam mosque caretaker. 2. see SIAH.\n sial 1. be unlucky, unfortunate. 2 bad luck.\n sial 1. be unlucky, unfortunate. 2 bad luck.\n sialan 1 s.o. unfortunate, s.t. ill-fated. 2 s.o. or s.t. bringing bad luck. 3 Damn it, exclamation of dissatisfaction.\n sialang 1 beehive. 2 k.o. tree in which bees commonly build their nest.\n sialang 1 beehive. 2 k.o. tree in which bees commonly build their nest.\n sialat see CIAKLAT.\n siamang 1. gibbon. 2. Chem. wolfram, tungsten.\n siamang 1. gibbon. 2. Chem. wolfram, tungsten.\n siang 1. 1 day, daylight period. 2 period from about 11 a.m. to three p.m. 2. 1 weeded of garden. 2 cleaned of fish.\n siang 1. 1 day, daylight period. 2 period from about 11 a.m. to three p.m. 2. 1 weeded of garden. 2 cleaned of fish.\n siangan later in day said before noon, earlier in afternoon said at noon or later.\n sianu see SI 1.\n siap 1 ready, prepared. 2 finished, done. 3 Mil. attention.\n siap 1 ready, prepared. 2 finished, done. 3 Mil. attention.\n siap-siap get ready.\n siapa who. siapa-saja 1 who all, name everyone who. 2 anyone at all.\n siapa-siapa whoever, just anyone.\n siapuh interjection expressing disappointment.\n siar-siur rustling sound.\n siarah 1. see ZIARAH. 2. see BINTANG.\n siaran 1 broadcast. 2 announcement 3 publication, issue. 4 circulation, spread.\n siaran 1 broadcast. 2 announcement 3 publication, issue. 4 circulation, spread.\n siaran 1 broadcast. 2 announcement 3 publication, issue. 4 circulation, spread.\n siasat 1. 1 investigation. 2 tactics, strategy. 3 policy for achieving s.t. 2. Lit. punishment.\n siasat 1. 1 investigation. 2 tactics, strategy. 3 policy for achieving s.t. 2. Lit. punishment.\n sibak part in hair, a division.\n sibak part in hair, a division.\n siban see SI 2.\n sibango siban-go see SI 2.\n sibar

1. 1 piece of cloth sewn as border. 2 porch or annex to house. 2 see

SEBAR 2.\n 650 sibir M a small slice.\n sibuk busy.\n sibuk busy.\n sibur ladle, scoop.\n sibur-sibur dragonfly.\n sic [Surat Ijin Cetak] gvt. printing permit.\n sicap see SI 2.\n sice complete set of living room fuirniture consisting of table and four chairs or table, settee, and some chairs.\n siceng see SI 2.\n sicerek k.o. small shrub.\n sicerek k.o. small shrub.\n sidak [inspeksi mendadak] surprise inspection of gv.t. offices.\n sidang 1 session, meeting. sidang-paripurna pleno plenary session. sidang- gereja synod. 2 council, group. sidang-pembaca 1 the reading public. 2 the reader of a certain magazine, etc.\n sidang 1 session, meeting. sidang-paripurna pleno plenary session. sidang- gereja synod. 2 council, group. sidang-pembaca 1 the reading public. 2 the reader of a certain magazine, etc.\n siddik see FAJAR.\n siddik see FAJAR.\n sidi 1 confirmation Protestant. 2 o. who has been confirmed.\n sidik 1. investigation, examination. sidik-jari 1 finger print. 2 the study of finger prints. 2. see FAJAR.\n sidik 1. investigation, examination. sidik-jari 1 finger print. 2 the study of finger prints. 2. see FAJAR.\n sidomukti Java k.o. batik design of dark symmetrical patterns.\n siduk see CEDOK.\n sifat 1 characteristic. 2 identifying feature. 3 nature, disposition. 4 Rel. attribute of God.\n sifat 1 characteristic. 2 identifying feature. 3 nature, disposition. 4 Rel. attribute of God.\n sifon siphon.\n sigai Lit. 1 pegs inserted in pole for climbing. 2 small ladder, peg ladder.\n sigai Lit. 1 pegs inserted in pole for climbing. 2 small ladder, peg ladder.\n sigak Shoo exclamation used to drive away dogs.\n sigap efficient, always ready.\n sigap efficient, always ready.\n sigar Java a slice of fruit that is split open.\n sigar Java a slice of fruit that is split open.\n sigi 1. torch. 2. pull out, pry out.\n sigi 1. torch. 2. pull out, pry out.\n sigung 1. k.o. polecat. 2. see SINGGUNG.\n topic. 3 you know particle to emphasize a reason given.\n sihir black magic, witchcraft.\n sihiran sorcery.\n sihung seeSIUNG 2.\n siip see SIP.\n siji Jv one.\n sijil certificate.\n sijil certificate.\n sijundai magic charm that drives o. mad.\n sijundai magic charm that drives o. mad.\n sik,siq Sikh.\n sikap 1 attitude, demeanor. 2 posture.\n sikap 1 attitude, demeanor. 2 posture.\n sikat 1 brush. 2 in some regions comb. 3 rake out, harrow s.t. 4 Coll. take away. 5 Coll. wipe out, clean out. 6 Sport defeat completely.\n sikatan stolen goods.\n sikatan stolen goods.\n sikeras see KERAS.\n sikit Coll. see SEDIKIT.\n siklamat cyclamate.\n siklis cyclical.\n siklon cyclone.\n siklopedia see ENSIKLOPEDI.\n siklotron cyclotron.\n siklus Tech. cycle.\n sikon si-kon [situasi dan kondisi] situation and conditions, circumstances.\n sikongkol see KONGKOL.\n siksa torture.\n siksaan torture, mistreatment.\n siksaan torture, mistreatment.\n siku 1 elbow. 2 Math. right angle. 3 s.t. at right angles carpenter\s or draftman\s square; curve in road, etc..\n siku-siku 1 Math. having a 90-degree angle. 2 a piece of wood or s.t. else added to an irregular piece to square it off.\n siku-siku 1 Math. having a 90-degree angle. 2 a piece of wood or s.t. else added to an irregular piece to square it off.\n siku-siku 1 Math. having a 90-degree angle. 2 a piece of wood or s.t. else added to an irregular piece to square it off.\n sikudidi see KEDIDI.\n sikut Java elbow.\n sikut Java elbow.\n sila 1. 1 cross-legged. 2 such a sitting posture. 2. moral principle, esp.