Lit. friend. 2. miter.\n

mondial on a worldwide scale.\n mondok 1. fat, squat. 2. see PONDOK.\n moneter monetary.\n mong sound of a gong.\n mongkok 1 stick out. 2 tower above. 3 proud.\n mongol knotted, gnarled.\n monitor me-monitor s.t.\n monoftong monophthong.\n monoftongisasi monophthongization.\n monogami monogamy.\n monografi monograph.\n monogram monogram.\n monoksida monoxide.\n monolitik monolitis monolithic.\n monolog monologue.\n monoloyalitas loyalitas to only o. thing.\n monopoli monopoly.\n monopolisir me-monopolisir monopolize.\n monoril monorail.\n monosilabis monosyllabic.\n monoton monotonous.\n monster 1. sample of merchandise. 2 monster.\n monstrans Rel. monstrance.\n montang-manting moving about restlessly.\n montase 1 assembly. 2 editing of movie.\n monte see MOTE.\n montir 1 mechanic, repairman. 2 repair, do mechanical work.\n montok well built, plump and full of child\s body or breats.\n montor 1 motor. 2 auto, car.\n monumen monument in commemoration of s.t..\n monumental grandiose, monumental.\n monyet 1 monkey. 2 term of abuse.\n monyong 1. sticking out, protruding of the mouth, from buck teeth or pouting. 2. humorous term of address to an intimate.\n moped moped, motorbike.\n mopit China writing brush.\n mopong carry a baby in o.\s arms.\n morak-marik see MORAT-MARIT.\n moral morality.\n moralis moralist.\n moralistas morality.\n morat-marit confused, disorganized.\n morfem Ling. morpheme.\n morfinis drug addict.\n mori unbleached plain cloth used for batik, shrouds, etc..\n moril 1 moral, morality. 2 morale.\n moris soursop tree.\n morong coffeepot, teapot.\n morphin mprphinis seeMORFIN, MORFINIS.\n morse Morse code.\n mortalitas mortalitet mortality.\n mortir artillery mortar.\n mosaik mosaic.\n mosi morion, vote.\n moskwa Moscow.\n moster 1. mustard. 2 see MONSTER 1.\n mota see KAIN.\n mote beads for necklaces.\n motfologi morflokhi, morfologi Bio., Ling. morphology.\n motif 1. motif, design. 2. motive.\n motip see MOTIF 1,2.\n motivasi motivation.\n moto 1. motto. 2 Coll. monosodium glutamate.\n motor 1 motor, engine. 2 motorcar, auto. 3 motorcycle. 4 moving force behind s.t. 5 in some regions only motorboat.\n motorbot motorboat.\n motoris engineer, motorman.\n motorisasi motorization.\n motorkap removable roof of car.\n motorpit motorcycle.\n moyang great-grandfather, great-grandparents.\n mp- see also entries with emp-.\n mpo [menghitung pajak orang] k.o. sales tax.\n mpok Jakarta term of address to young woman of low class.\n mpot-mpotan physically or emotionally painful.\n mpp [Masa Persiapan Pensiun] period prior to retirement.\n mpr,mprs [Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat Sementara ] Provisional People\s Consultative Council.\n mps. [menurut pendapat saya] in my opinion.\n mr. [Meester in de Rechten ] a law degree used as a tittle by its holder.\n mrongos Java busktoothed.\n mtq [Musabaqah Tilawatil Qur\an] contest of Koranic recitation.\n mu [Majelis Umum] General Assembly.\n mujizat see MUKJIZAT.\n mumin see MUKMIN.\n mutamar see MUKTAMAR.\n muafakah muafakat see MUFAKAT.\n muai expand, swell.\n muak 1 nauseated, revolted. 2 loathe food or drink.\n mual 1 queasy. 2 feel loathing. sickening, make o. feel nauseous.\n mualaf recent convert to Islam.\n mualamat science.\n mualim muallim 1 religious teacher. 2 navigator. 3 pilot, guide. 4 Navy deck officer, mate, first mate.\n muang-thai muangtai Thailand.\n muara 1 estuary, mouth. 2 orifice.\n muasal origin.\n muat 1 contain, hold, accomodate. 2 be contained in a publication. 3 include.\n muatan 1 load, contents. 2 capacity. 3 cargo.\n muazin muazzin, muezzin, o. who calls to prayers.\n mubadir mubadzir see MUBASIR.\n mubah Islam neutral, neither forbidden not required.\n mubalih muballigh Islam preacher, o. who expound a certain idea.\n mubarak blessed, fortunate.\n mubarat Islam divorce at the request of the wife.\n mubasir,mubazir superfluous, waste.\n mubut fragile, brittle.\n muci prostitute.\n mucikari see MUNCIKARI.\n muda 1 young in age. 2 deputy. 3 unripe, green. 4 light, pale. pe-muda youth, young man.\n mudah easy, simple. facilitate, make s.t. easier.\n mudah-mudahan 1 may it be, I hope that. 2 maybe, perhaps.\n mudarat mudharat, mudhorat 1 disadvantage. 2 fail.\n mudi see KEMUDI, MUDA.\n mudigah larva.\n mudik 1 upstream, upcountry, inland away from the sea. 2 home to the village.\n mudin see MODIN.\n mudlarat see MUDARAT.\n mufaham undertand.\n mufakat 1 hold discussion to reach an agreement. 2 agreement, consensus.\n mufasir Islam commentator on the Koran.\n mufrad Lit. single, simplex.\n mufti Islam adviser on religious law for a region above the kadi in authority.\n muh. [Muhammad].\n muhajirin Islam those who accompanied Mud. on his flight from Mecca.\n muhal impossible, out the question.\n 467 divorce her to enable her to remary her original husband legally.\n muhammadiyah a Muslim movement.\n muharram first month of the Muslim year.\n muhibah muhibbah goodwill.\n muhrim Islam degree of consanguinity between a man and woman that renders marriage impossible but gives them the right of association.\n mui [Majelis Ulama Indonesia] Indonesian Council of Religious Scholars.\n mujahadah Islam war against deviation from the true principles of religion.\n mujahid Islam defender of the faith.\n mujahidin Islam defender of the faith.\n mujair k.o. freswater fish widely stocked in inland waters and an important food.\n mujarab effective, efficacious.\n mujarad abstract, not concrete.\n mujarrab see MUJARAB.\n mujarrad see MUJARAD.\n mujtahid Islam expert in Muslim law who gives an independent interpretation of the Koran and Hadist.\n mujur 1 straigh ahead, straight. 2 luck. 3 lucky.\n muka 1 face. 2 front. 3 page, side. 4 surface. 5 upcoming. 6 face, reputation.\n mukadimah mukaddimah introduction, preface.\n mukah adultery.\n mukenah Islam white cloak covering a woman\s head and body worn at prayer.\n mukhalaf Islam heresy.\n mukhrim see MUHRIM.\n mukhtasar summary, resume.\n mukibat 1 k.o. huge cassava bred by a man named Mukibat. 2 s.t. unusually large for the thing it is.\n mukim 1 stay at, be a resident of. 2 residence, distric\n mukimin residents.\n mukjijat see MUKJIZAT.\n mukjizat miracle.\n mukmin mukminin Islam the believers, the faithful.\n mukswa see MOKSA.\n muktabar muktabir respected, venerated.\n muktamar congress, conference.\n mula 1 beginning. 2 original cause, basis.\n mulas slight stomach upset, pain in the stomach.\n mulek circkle around in a closed space.\n mules see MULAS.\n mulia noble, sublime, lofty.\n muliawan person worthy of deep esteem.\n mulo [Meer Uitgebreid Lager Onderwijs] Dutch-language secondary school of colonial times.\n multi- multi.\n multipleks k.o. plywood.\n multipliksi multiplication.\n mulud see MAULID.\n muluk 1 high-sounding. 2 bombastic, pompous.\n mulur 1 elastic. 2 flexible.\n mulus 1 flawless, pure. 2 sincere.\n mulut 1 mouth. 2 opening. 3 nozzle.\n mumbang young coconut.\n mumbul Java rise, bounce.\n mumet 1 headache. 2 Java dizzy. 3 confused.\n mumi mumia mummy.\n mummi see MUMI.\n mumpung take advantage while o. can, as long as.\n mumpungisme opportunism.\n munafik 1 Islam unbeliever who pretend to be a Muslim. 2 hypocrite. 3 Sl. liar.\n munas [Musyawarah Nasional] National Deliberative Council.\n munasabah munasabat reasonable, logically acceptable as an argument, o.\s reaction, etc..\n muncikari procures, pimp.\n muncrat spurt.\n muncul emerge, appear, turn up.\n muncung see MONCONG.\n mundam large bowl, tub.\n mundar-mandir move back and forth, esp. aimlessly.\n munding Sunda water buffalo.\n mundu k.o. small tree and sour fruit.\n mundur 1 go back, back up. 2 decline, decrease, deteriorate. 3 retreat.\n mung see MONG.\n munggah see PUNGGAH.\n munggu small hill.\n munggur k.o. tree.\n mungil cute, sweet.\n mungkam silent.\n mungkar 1 deny. 2 ignored.\n mungkeret see MENGKERET.\n mungkin possible.\n mungkir 1 deny, disavow. 2 renege.\n mungkur 1. stretcher, palanquin. 2. with o.\s back turned.\n mungpung see MUMPUNG.\n mungsi k.o. herb.\n munisi munitions.\n munjung heaping full.\n munkar Islam o. of two angels who interrogate a dead person soon. after he has been buried.\n muno keep silent and muse.\n munsyi Lit. language teacher.\n muntaber [muntah berak] diarrhea and vomiting, esp. as cholera symptoms.\n muntah 1. vomit, throw up. 2. fade, run.\n muntup begin to appear.\n munyeng Java dizzy.\n mupakat see MUFAKAT.\n muqaddimah see MUKADIMAH.\n mur Moor.\n murad 1 intention. 2 meaning, significance.\n muradif see MURAJIF.\n murah 1 cheap, inexpensive. 2 easy, not subject to a number of conditions. 3 generous.\n murai k.o. small bird.\n murajif Ling. synonym.\n muram gloomy, depressed.\n murang fuse for igniting firecrackers or dynamite.\n murat-marit se MORAT-MARIT.\n murba common, proletarian.\n murbai murbe mulberry.\n muri 1. k.o. metal flute. 2. see MORI.\n murid 1 pupil, student of lower grades. 2 disciple, follower of.\n muring in a bad mood.\n muris 1. k.o. fabric. 2. greedy, closefisted.\n murka 1 anger, fury. 2 Lit. angry esp. of royalty.\n murni pure, clean.\n mursal 1. Islam messengers of God: Abraham, Moses, Jesus, et al. 2. undisciplinable.\n mursid mursyid spiritual guide, religious teacher.\n murtad 1 Islam apostate. 2 renegade from social values.\n murung melancholy, depressed.\n murup Java flame, flaming.\n murus have loose bowels.\n musa Moses.\n musabab see SEBAB.\n musabaqah musabaqoh contest for reciting the Koran.\n musalla see MUSHOLLA.\n musang civet.\n musawarah see MUSYAWARAH.\n museum museum.\n musholla musola Islam small building or room set aside in a public place for performance of religious duties.\n musibah calamity, disaster.\n musik music.\n musikologi musicologist.\n musikus musician.\n musisi musicians.\n musium 1 season, period. 2 monsoon.\n muskil see MUSYKIL.\n muslihat 1 trick. 2 strategy, tactics.\n muslim a Muslim.\n muslimah muslimat Muslim woman.\n muslimin Pl. Muslims.\n musna Coll. see MUSNAH.\n musnah annihilated, destroyed.\n musolla see MUSHOLLA.\n muson monsoon.\n muspida [Musyawarah Pimpinan Daerah] council for provincial and lower level gvt. officials.\n mustahak important, crucial.\n mustahil impossible, out of the question.\n mustaid ready, completed, at hand.\n mustajab efficacious, effective.\n mustakim straightforward, sincere.\n musti see MESTI.\n mustika see MESTIKA.\n musuh 1 enemy, adversary. 2 competitor, contestant.\n musyafir see MUSAFIR.\n musyarakah musyarakat partnership.\n musyawarah musyawarat 1 meeting, conference. 2 discussion, deliberation.\n musykil difficult to know or prove.\n musyrik polytheist.\n musytari the planet Jupiter.\n mut see KEMUT 2.\n mutabar mutabir see MUKTABAR, MUKTABIR.\n mutah see MUNTAH 1.\n mutakhir the very latest, most up-to-date flashion, etc..\n mutalaah study carefully, scrutinize.\n mutalak see MUTLAK.\n to a new school, shakeup.\n mutawatir handed down from person to person for generations.\n mutiara pearl.\n mutlak absolute, unconditional.\n mutu 1 pearl. 2 quality, grade. 3 carat.\n mutung 1 burnt, lost by five. 2 brokenhearted, discouraged. 3 give up.\n muwakal proxy.\n muwarikh Lit. historian.\n muzhab see MUZHAB.\n muzik see MUSIK.\n n n, the 14th letter of the alphabet.\n n.a. en a [numpang alamat] Coll. co, in care of.\n n.b [nota bene] nota bene.\n na see NAH.\n naar-boven naar bofen Coll. go to mountain resort areas, esp. for sexual adventures.\n naas unlucky, ill-omened.\n nabatah Biol. vegetable kingdom.\n nabati concerning plants, phyto-.\n nabi 1 Rel. prophet. 2 Islam Muh. and other important religious figures.\n nabiah Rel. prophetess.\n nabrak see TABRAK.\n nabtun Lit. a plant.\n naco see NAKO.\n nada 1 intonation. 2 tone, note. 3 Ling. pitch.\n nadapol [Narapidana Politik] political prisoner.\n nadar see NAZAR 1.\n nadi Med. pulse, artery.\n nadir 1. rare, unusual. 2. supervisor, inspector.\n nadzar see NAZAR 1.\n nafakah see NAFKAH.\n nafas breath.\n nafi Lit. me-nafi-kan deny.\n nafiri 1 k.o. valveless ceremonial trumpet us. part of royal paraphernalia. 2 Bib. k.o. trumpet.\n nafkah 1 basic necessities of life. 2 money given to o.\s wife or divorced wife for household expenses.\n nafsi personal, individual.\n nafsu natural appetite or desire.\n naftalin naphthalene.\n naga dragon.\n naga-naganya apparently.\n nagari M see NEGERI.\n