k.o. metal flute. 2. see MORI.\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 leaves.\n nah 1 Here. 2 See particle implying acceptance of o.\s advice or oponion. fact, common knowledge, etc.. 3 Now then a particle introducing a new topic of conversation.\n nahas see NAAS.\n nahdatul-ulama Nahdlatul Ulama Association of Muslim Scholars, a Muslim political party of 1970\s.\n nahi Islam prohibition, forbiden.\n nahu Lit. grammar.\n naib Islam mosque official, deputy of local religious affairs.\n naif naive.\n naik 1 climb, ascend, go up on. 2 rise, be on the increase. 3 suddenly flare up. 4 ride s.t.\n naim na\im delighful, pleasant.\n najam see NUJUM.\n najis 1 Islam defiling filth, s.t. which, if touched, make o. unfit for prayer. 2 excrement. 3 Coll. dirty.\n nak 1. see ANAK. 2 see HENDAK.\n naka-naka sing by turns.\n nakal 1 naughty, mischievous. 2 wanton.\n naker [Tenaga Kerja] work force, manpower.\n nakhoda Naut. ship\s captain.\n nakir see NANGKIR.\n nako jalousie window.\n naksir Sl. have an eye for, be attracted to.\n nalam song, poetical composition.\n nalar 1 logical reasoning. 2 reasonable.\n nalo [Nasional Lotere] National Loterry.\n naluri instinct.\n naluriah instinctive.\n nam see ENAM.\n nama 1 name. 2 fame, title. nama-nya 1 that is just another name for. 2 what else would o. expect considering what k.o. thing it is.\n nambi 1 yaws. 2 skin rash.\n nambor Coll. name-plaque.\n namnam k.o. fruit-bearing tree.\n nampak visible, evident. nampak-nya apparently.\n nampan tray.\n namun yet, however.\n nan Lit. which, a particle between a noun and its modifying adjective.\n nanah suppuration, pus.\n nanak-nunuk Java slow-moving person, slowpoke.\n nanap 1 with wide-open eyes. 2 amazed.\n nanar 1 confused. 2 angry.\n 473 nanda see ANAKANDA.\n nang-ning-nong sound of metallic resonance e.g. gamelan, bell, etc..\n nangka jackfruit.\n nangkir Islam o. of the two angels that observe and record o.\s deeds.\n nangkring see TANGKRING.\n nanti 1 wait. 2 later, presently. 3 presently at such-and-such a time, tonight, this noon, afternoon, etc.. 4 next, it might happen that so watch out.\n nantiasa see SENANTIASA.\n nanyang nan-yang the overseas Chinese, esp. of S.E. Asia.\n napal k.o. clay eaten for medicinal purposes.\n napas 1 roan of horses. 2. see NAFAS.\n napekah see NAFKAH.\n napi 1. [narapidana] inmate, prisoner. 2. see NAFI.\n napoli Naples.\n napsi see NAFSI.\n napsu see NAFSU.\n naqli Islam reference to relevant citation from Koran.\n naradakwa accused, defendant.\n naraka see NERAKA.\n narapidana 1 convict, prisoner, prison inmate. 2 Leg. convicted criminal.\n narapraja gvt. official.\n narasumber resource person, informant.\n narayana 1 a boyhood name of Kresna. 2 Lit. time of o.\s youth.\n narkose narcotics.\n narkotika narcotics.\n narsisisme narcissism.\n narwastu spikenard oil.\n nas Islam authoritative quotation from the Koran.\n nasab 1 lineage, descent in the male line. 2 family tie.\n nasabah 1 customer, client. 2 relationship.\n nasakh abrogated.\n nasakom [Nasionalisme, Agama, Komunisme] \Nationalism, Religion, Communism,\ political concept in Sukarno era.\n nasar 1 vulture. 2 see PENASARAN.\n nasarani see NASRANI.\n nasehat see NASIHAT.\n nasgitel [panas legi kentel] Sl. hot, sweet, and syrupy.\n nasi 1. 1 cooked rice. 2 a meal of rice. 2. see NATIE.\n nasib fate, destiny.\n nasihat advice, admonition.\n nasion nation.\n nasional national.\n nasionalisasi nationalization.\n nasionalisir me-nasionalisir nationalize.\n nasionalisme nationalism.\n nasip see NASIB.\n naskah 1 manuscript. 2 document, original text.\n nasofaring Anat. nasopharynx.\n nasrani 1 Christian. 2 Lit. Portuguese, of Portuguese creole descent.\n natal Christmas. Natal-an Christmas celebration.\n natalitas birth rate.\n natang Lit. small window, opening.\n natar basic color, background.\n natie nasi Lit. nation.\n natijah Lit. core issue of argument, etc..\n natirlek Coll. of course, naturally.\n nato [naskah asli ditetapkan oleh] Leg. certified to be a true copy by.\n natura in kind.\n naturalisasi naturalization.\n naturalisme naturalism.\n naturel neutral-colored shoe polish.\n naudu-billahi nauzu-billahi, naudzu-billahi islam I find protection in God, God bless us, God forbid that I should ever do it uttered when hearing of a despicable act or fact.\n naung 1 shadow, shade. 2 shelter, protection.\n nautik nautical.\n nautika nautical science.\n nautis nautical.\n navigasi navigation.\n navigator navigator.\n nayaga see NIYAGA.\n nayuban see TAYUB.\n nazam poem, composition.\n nazar 1. Rel. vow to do s.t. if prayer is gratted. 2. eagle.\n nazir see NADIR.\n ndableg ndablek Java 1 stubborn. 2 thick skinned.\n ndak 1 Coll. no, not. 2. see HENDAK.\n ndang-ndut see DANG DANG DUT.\n ndoro Java master, term of address for a member of the aristocracy.\n ndoroisme feudal attitude.\n nduk Java see GENDUK.\n ndut-ndutan Coll. pulsate, throb with pain, etc..\n ne China term address for o.\s mother.\n nebeng Jakarta 1 sponge off s.o. 2 hitchhike.\n necis Coll. neat, well groomed.\n