magic. 2 see RUKYAT.\n

runtai me-runtai dangle, hang loosely. se-runtai bunch, cluster.\n runtuh 1 collapse. 2 fall out.\n runtuk see RONTOG.\n runtun 1. o. after the other, in a row. 2. pull out.\n runtunan series of inoculations, regulations, etc..\n runtut 1. in harmony, harmonious. 2. see RUNTUN 1.\n runut trace, groove, furrow.\n runyam Coll. be in difficulties.\n rupa 1 form, shape, appearance. 2 sort, kind.\n rupa-rupa various, diverse, all sorts.\n rupa-rupanya probably, seemingly.\n rupawan good-looking person.\n rupek closed in, stuffy.\n rupiah Indonesian monetary unit.\n rurubai hurried.\n rurut 1 fall down. 2 slip off.\n rus Ruslan, Rusland Russia.\n rusa deer.\n rusak 1 damaged, broken, out of order. 2 depraved.\n rusbang see RESBANG.\n rusia see RAHASIA.\n rusuh restless, disturbed.\n rusuk 1 side, flank. tulang-iga Anat. rib. 2 margin, side.\n rutan [rumah tahanan] detention center.\n rute route of bus line, parade, etc..\n rutin routine.\n rutuk grumble, cuss.\n rutukan curse, grumbling.\n rutup sound of bubbling.\n ruu Rencana Undang-Undang] Pol. draft of a law.\n ruwah see RUAH.\n ruwat see RUAT 2.\n ruwet complicated, complex, knotty.\n ruyak see ROYAK.\n ruyung 1. hard exterior of a palm trunk. 2. k.o. clublike weapon.\n ruyup 1 heavy-eyed, sleepy. 2 setting.\n rw 1. Rukun Warga] administrative unit at the next-to-lowest level in city, consisting of several RTs. 2. a euphemism for cooked dog meat from Tombulu Minahassan rintek wuuk \fine hair\ because dog meat is a specialty of the area.\n s the 19th letter of the alphabet.\n sbaya. [Surabaya] Surabaya.\n spura [Singapura] Singapore.\n s-0 [stratrum nol] nonuniversity degree or program.\n 608 s-2 [stratum dua] master\s program.\n s-3 [stratum tiga] doctorate program.\n s. 1. [sungai] river. 2. [Santa, Santo] St.\n s.psi. [Sarjana Psikologi] bachelor\s degree in psychology.\n s.th. [Sarjana Theologi] Master of Theology.\n sd.s.d. [sampai dengan] up to and including.\n sa China tree, used in bidding and commercial transactions. sa-ban 30,000. sa-ban go 35,000. sa-cap 30. sa-cap go 35. sa-ceng 3,000. sa- ceng-go 3,500. sa-pek 300. sa-pek ceng 300,000. sa-pek go 350. sa- pek go ceng 350,000. sa-tiau 3,000,000.\n saadah saadat bliss.\n saal sal see SAL 1.\n saat sa\at 1 moment. 2 instant. 3 at the moment that, when.\n saba Java frequent a place.\n sabak 1. 1 sulking, pouting. 2 dull. 2. Java slate for school.\n saban 1. each, every. saban-saban 1 time and time again, frequently. 2 at some time or another. 3 whenever. 4 Med. k.o. disease involving incontinence or dribbling of urine. 2. see SYA\BAN.\n sabana savannah.\n sabang Geog. the name of the port on the northernmost island off Sumatra.\n sabar patient, calm.\n sabat see SABET.\n sabda utterance of God, Muh., Jesus, or exalted personage.\n sabdaillah Islam divine words.\n sabel sabre.\n saben see SABAN 1.\n sabet 1 whip. 2 snatch, grab.\n sabetan 1a strike with a whip, a slash with a whipping motion, action of striking. 2 what is gotten by grabbing.\n sabil Islam the Way.\n sabilillah sabilullah Islam The way of God.\n sabit 1. sickle. bulan-sabit crescent moon symbol of Islam.\n sableng Jakarta slightly crazy, silly.\n sablon silk-screening.\n sabot sabotage.\n sabotage sabotage.\n sabotir sabotage.\n sabrang see SEBERANG.\n sabtu Saturday.\n sabuk belt, sash. sabuk-pengamanpenyelamat seatbelt, safety belt.\n sabun 1. soap. 2. white, pale, albino.\n sabung 1. Sport competitive fight between two animals us. with gambling. 2. flash.\n sabur 1 dim, vague. 2 confused.\n 609 sadah betel lime.\n sadai lay on o.\s back with legs extended.\n sadak 1. betel lime. 2. slanting.\n sadap 1. 1 make incisions in a tree to obtain sap. 2 sample blood. 3 tap, bug telephone, information, room, etc.. 2. see SEDAP.\n sadaqah see SEDEKAH.\n sadar 1 aware. 2 conscious.\n sadarulkalam Lit. opening words.\n sadel bicycle or motorcycle seat.\n saderek Java relation, relative.\n sadik honest, straightforward.\n sadir ammonium chloride.\n sadis 1 sadist, sadistic. 2 Coll. terrific, great.\n sadisme sadism.\n sadistis sadistic.\n sadmatra hexameter.\n sado 1 two-wheeled horse-drwn carriage. 2 Sumatra small motorized jitneys or taxis used for urban transportation.\n sadrah submissive, resigned.\n sadran Java ceremony to pay homage to ancestoral spirits.\n sadsudut Math. hexagon.\n sadtunggal province or kabupaten-level council of the six highest gvt. officials in the 1960s.\n sadur coating of metal.\n saduran 1 metal coating. 2 adaptation.\n saf line, series, row.\n safaat see SYAFAAT.\n safar Islam the 2d month of the Arabic calendar.\n safari 1 safari. 2 traveling group of entertainers, etc..\n safi clean, pure.\n safir safier sapphire.\n saga k.o. tall pinnate tree and its red seeds. merah-saga bright red.\n sagang 1 buttress, support. 2 use a pole to ward off.\n sago see SAGU 1.\n sagon cookie made of rice flour with coconut and sugar.\n sagor see SAGUR.\n sagu 1. sago palm or its products. 2. Coll. code name for narcotic powder.\n saguer saguir North Sulawesi palm toddy.\n sagur dugout canoe.\n sah

1. 1 valid, legal. 2 legally, officially. 3 certain, for sure. 2. see

SYAH 1.\n sahabat friend.\n sahadat see SYAHADAT.\n saham 1 share, stock. 2 contribution. 3 part, role in an affair, etc..\n sahan large plate, platter.\n sahang black pepper.\n sahap cover, lid.\n sahaya 1. Lit. slave, servant. 2. see SAYA.\n sahbandar see SYAHBANDAR.\n sahdan seeSYAHDAN.\n sahdu see SYAHDU.\n sahib Lit. owner, possesor.\n sahibul-hikayat Lit. author.\n sahid see SYAHID.\n sahifah Leg. document.\n sahih valid, genuine.\n sahir see SIHIR.\n sahkan 1. see USAH. 2 see SAH 1.\n sahur 1. Islam the meal eaten before daybreak during the fasting month. 2. see SAUR 2.\n sahut answer s.o.\s call.\n sahwat see SYAHWAT.\n sai 1. enattentive, careless. 2. sa\i ceremony of running between the hills of Sofa and Marwa during the hajj.\n said see SAYID.\n sailan Ceylon.\n saing 1. compete. 2. fang, tusk.\n sains science.\n sair sa\ir see SYAIR.\n sais Lit. coachman.\n saja 1 only, nothing else than. 2 just, only as the best thing under the circumstances. 3 exactly, name the things, people, etc. with interrogative words. 4 just, exactly. 5 just, alone. 6 emphasizing particle. 7 Java even. 8 nevertheless.\n sajadah Islam prayer rug.\n sajak 1 poem, verse, lyrics. 2 rhyme.\n sajarah see SEJARAH.\n sajen Rel. offering of flowers or food to spirits, etc..\n saji dishes laid out on the table.\n sajian 1 dish of food offered to quests. 2 seeSAJEN.\n sak 1. 1 sack, bag. 2 pocket 2. see SYAK.\n saka 1 heritage. 2 heirloom.\n sakadang term of address in fables.\n sakaguru see SOKOGURU.\n sakal see ANGIN, SAMUN 2.\n sakalor Sunda epidemic.\n sakap sharecrop.\n sakaratulmaut sakarat ulmaut seeSAKRATUL MAUT.\n sakarin saccharin.\n sakarosa Chem. sucrose.\n sakat 1. tease, annoy. 2. beach a boat.\n sakduk kerchief.\n sake k.o. alchoholic beverage, shake.\n sakedidi see KEDIDI.\n sakelar electric switch.\n sakelek Coll. matter-of-fact, businesslike.\n sakharin see SAKARIN.\n saking Coll. on account of.\n sakit 1 ill, sick, sickness. 2 sore, painful. 1 be ill. 2 in pain. 3 illness, sickness. 4 hardship, misery, trouble.1 disease, illness. 2 trouble. 3 bad habit.\n saklar see SAKELAR.\n sakral sacred.\n sakramen Rel. : sacrament. sakramen-perminyakan suci Rel. extreme unction.\n sakrat-ulmaut sakratul maut, sakratulmaut death agony.\n sakristi sacristy.\n saksama see SEKSAMA.\n saksi 1 witness. 2 testimony.\n saksofon saxophone.\n saksofonis saxophonist.\n saksrak search through s.t. by beating it.\n sakti 1 supernatural, divine power. 2 having magic or divine power. 3 sacred.\n saku 1 bag, sack. 2 pocket.\n sakura 1 cherry tree. 2 Coll. other trees bearing pink blossoms.\n sakwasangka see SYAK.\n sal 1 hospital ward. 2. see SYAL.\n sala see SOLO.\n salada see SELADA.\n salah 1. 1 fault. 2 Coll. be at fault, be guilty. 3 mistake. 4 wrong. 5 be in the wrong, mistaken. 6 do s.t. the wrong way. 2. o. of the, o. out of several.\n salai 1 smoked. 2 dried. salai-an grill, grate.\n salak 1. the Zalacca palm and its fruit. 2. high-pitched bark.\n salam 1. 1 peace in greetings. 2 greetings. 2. see DAUN. 3. see IKAN.\n salamalaikum salam lekum see ASSALAM ALAIKUM.\n salaman salaman\n salang stab with a knife, dagger.\n salap see SALEP.\n salasilah genealogy.\n