1 pure, clean, cleaned. 2 cloudless. 3 cheerful. 2. Lit. oaths
ciaka China barefooted.\n
ciaklat, cialat China Uh-oh Troubles \n
ciami, ciamik 1 handsome, beautiful. 2 China of good quality.\n
ciap see CIAK 1.\n
ciar men-ciar-ciar bawling, squalling of babies.\n
ciat en garde sound made when attacking in martial arts.\n
ciat-ciut sound of creaking or squeaking.\n
cibir men-cibir curl o.\s lips.\n
cibuk Java dipper.\n
cicak k.o. small house lizard.\n
cicik 1. men-cicik 1 whistle of water boiling. 2 flow of sweat. 2.
affectionate form of adress and reference for o.\s elder sister.\n cicil
men-cicil pay in installments.\n cicip
1. men-cicip 1 taste during prepartion of food. 2 sip at, eat a bit. 2. sound of birds, chicks, etc. men-cicip chirp, twitter, cheep.\n
cicir see CECER.\n
cicit 1. great-grandchild, great-great-grandchild. 2. sound of an animal
squeaking. squeak of mouse, etc.. 2 tweet of canary.\n cidera
see CEDERA 1,2.\n
ciduk 1. Coll. men-ciduk arrest. ciduk-an detention. 2. see CEDOK.\n
cigak k.o. monkey.\n
cih exclamation of scorn, disgust, disapproval.\n
cihui whoopee exclamation of delight.\n
cik 1. get out shoo 2. see ENCIK. 3. see CI. 4. see TACI, CICIK 2.\n
cikal Java young coconut.\n
cikal bakal see CAKAL-BAKAL.\n
cikalan remnants of cloth, cake, tin can, etc..\n
cikar k.o. two-wheeled bullock cart.\n
cikrak 1. 1 waste basket. 2 dustpan. 2. see JINGKLAK.\n
cikutan hiccup.\n
cilaka see CELAKA.\n
cilap ter-cilap-cilap flicker.\n
cili Ambon chili.\n
cilik,cilikan Java little, small esp. of children.\n
ciling see CELENG.\n
cilok men-cilok 1 steal, pilfer. 2 pick pockets.\n
ciluk-ba, cilup-ba peekaboo exclamation to babies.\n
cim see ENCIM.\n
cimplung food prepared by boiling with sap or juice that is being boiled down
for sugar.\n cina
us. Derog. China, Chinese. Pe-chinan Chinatown.\n cina buta
the intermediate husband which a thrice-divorced Muslim woman must have before remarrying her original husband.\n
cinangga deformed.\n
cincai China not important, it does not matter.\n
cincang hack, chop, mince.\n
cincau 1 k.o. gelatin used in cool drinks. 2 drink made from this gelatin. 3
k.o. plant the leaves of which are used to produce this gelatin.\n cincin
1 ring. 2 washer for bolts, faucets, etc.\n cincing
men-cincing rise up of skirt, pants. men-cincing-kan raise up clothing for s.o.\n
cincoang k.o. bird, blue shortwing.\n
cincong see CINGCONG.\n
cincu boat owner, ship\s captain.\n
cindai, cinde k.o. elaborately dyed cloth.\n
cindil baby mouse.\n
cindur mata 1 sweetheart. 2 souvenir.\n
cinematografis cinematographic.\n
cingah
see CINGANGAH.\n
cingam k.o. small tree found in mangrove swamps.\n
cingangah starled, surprised.\n
cingbing
see CENGBENG.\n
cingcai see CINCAI.\n
cingcong ado, fuss.\n
cingge China parade featuring floats and pantomimes.\n
cingkeh see CENGKIH.\n
cingur cartilage and meat of the nostrils and ears of cattle often used in
salads.\n cinkolim
Cina Kolonis Imperialis Colonialist Imperialist China.\n cinse
see SINSE.\n
cinta
1 love, affection. 2 love s.o. 3 have a great interest in. 4 Lit.
sorrow, regret.\n cintrong
Sl. love.\n cintuh
see SENTUH.\n
ciongsam see CONGSAM.\n
cip 1. sound of cheeping. 2. Sport a chip golf.\n
cipan Malay tapir.\n
ciplak 1. Java ny-ciplak chew s.t. noisily. 2. see JIPLAK.\n
ciplukan k.o. weed.\n
cipoa 1. coll. cheat, deceive. 2. see SEMPOA.\n
cipok Coll. kiss.\n
ciprat splash.\n
cipta 1 creative force, creative power. 2 thought, idea.\n
ciptakarya directorate of housing, planning, and urban development.\n
ciput 1 Coll., Vulg. female genitalia. 2. see SIPUT.\n
circir small bell.\n
feature. 4 have a defect, marked by not being good. 2. Lit. words
of fidelity read at the installation of a ruler.\n cirit
1 diarhea. 2 sediment.\n cis
1. exclamation of disgust, bah 2. k.o. light rifle.\n cit
squeak of mouse, baby bird.\n cita
1. feeling, sentiment. 2. see KAIN.\n
citra image. Citra name of the annual film festival awards.\n
cituk men-cituk snatch.\n
ciu intoxicating distilled beverage.\n
cium 1 smell. 2 kiss.\n
ciut 1. 1 shrunken, shriveled. 2 narrow, tight. 2. sound of squeaking.\n
ck-ck-ck representation of a smacking of the tongue tip, an exclamation of
astonishment and often disapproval.\n claim
insurance claim.\n clash
kles 1 dutch attacks on Indonesian territory in 1947 and 1948. 2 Coll. conflict, disagreement.\n
cleguk sound of swallowing liquid.\n
clik men-clik snip.\n
clila-clili Java flustered, embarrassed.\n
clingak-clinguk Java look bewildered.\n
clingus Java bashful but coy.\n
clola-clolo Java act stupid.\n
clupak
see CELUPAK.\n
clurit k.o. sickle often used as weapon.\n
clurut see CELURUT.\n
cm. sentimeter centimeter.\n
coaching kocing Coll. directions given before a speech, etc.\n
coan China gain a profit.\n
coang ber-an, men- protrude, stick up.\n
coba cobak 1 try, make an attempt. 2 try s.t. out. 3 Coll. please with a
request to a person on equal or lower footing. 4 Coll. just imagine,
try considering. 5 Coll. just try, let us seeyou prove in challenge.
6 Coll. if, supposing.\n cobak-cabik
all torn up.\n coban
k.o. broad, coarse needle for making nets, etc.\n cobar-cabir
seeCABIR.\n
cobek
1. mortar for braying condiments. 2. see SOBEK.\n
coblong small hole.\n
coblos men-coblos 1 perforate, punch. 2 vote by punching ballot.\n
cocakrawa see CUCAK RAWA.\n
cocok 1. 1 agree, tally, jibe. 2 correct, exact. 3 come true. 4 like, be
agreeable. 5 compatible people, colors, etc.. 6 suitable. 2. 1 pin, needle. 2 skewer.\n
cocol 1. men-cocol extend, thrust out, protrude. 2. men-cocol 1 dip with
cocor men-cocor 1 hit with o.\s fist. 2 kick a ball with the tip of the
foot.\n cocor bebek
k.o. flower.\n cocot
1 mouth of animals. 2 Vulg. human mouth.\n codak
men-codak hold up of head.\n codet
scar on face.\n codot
k.o. fruit-eating bat.\n coel
men-coel 1 touch with the tip of thefinger. 2 reprimand, rebuke, admonish.\n
cogan 1emblem. 2 standard, ensign.\n
cogok 1. 1 be erect, vertical. 2 appear, occur. 2. k.o. taper lamp made
from empty bottle.\n cokek
k.o. China-Jakarta dance show.\n cokelat
see COKLAT.\n
coker scratch around for food.\n
coket take a small piece.\n
coklak-caklik sound of clicking.\n
coklat 1 brown. 2 chocolate. 3 cocoa.\n
cokmar Lit. club, cudgel.\n
cokok men-cokok seize, catch chicken, fish, etc..\n
cokol ber-cokol 1 settle, reside. 2 squat. 3 be in existence s.w., extant.
men-cokol-i dominate s.t.\n cokot
nyokot take a large bite out of s.t.\n cola-cala, cola-colo
talk nonsense.\n colak-caling
in disarray.\n colak-colek
touch lightly, pinch lightly.\n colang-caling
in disorder.\n colek
touch lightly with the fingertips and pinch.\n colembeng
1.columbine. 2 k.o. pastry like lady fingers.\n coleng
men-coleng hold up, steal by force, rip off. pen-coleng thief.\n colet
se-colet a bit. men-colet-kan daub, smear.\n collecte
kolekte collection at church.\n colok
1. 1 piece of cloth dipped in oil and used as a light. 2 fuse, wick. 2. men-, meny- striking, glaring. 3. men- poke with finger, poke finger
into s.t.\n colong
Jakarta, Java men-, ny- steal.\n colot
men-colot spring, leap, jump like a frog.\n colt
kol a brand of light pick-up truck frequently rebuilt as a minibus and used as a passenger vehicle.\n
comat-comot pick in a variety of ways.\n
comberan drainage ditch, sewer.\n
combi kombi k.o. minibus.\n
comblang 1 matchmaker, go-between. 2 Sl. pimp, procurer.\n
combol see TOMBOL.\n
combor horse feed grass, rice bran and rice husks mixed with water.\n
comek 1. small goatee just beneath the lower lip. 2. k.o. cuttlefish.\n
comel