see KERAMBIL. 2. see GELAMBIR.\n

kelembahang k.o. aroid.\n kelembai supernatural being depicted as a giant female with red hair.\n kelembak 1. aloes wood. 2. China rhubarb.\n kelemban ber-kelemban go roundabout, go around.\n kelembuai large dark-shelled snail.\n kelembubu whirlwind.\n kelembung inflated.\n kelempai ter-kelempai stretched out weakly.\n kelemping Jakarta flabby and sagging of breasts or belly.\n kelemumur dandruff.\n kelencer meng-, kelencer-an take a walk, go on a tour.\n kelendara Naut. ring attaching yard to mast.\n kelendungan slack.\n keleneng 1 sound of a bell. 2 small bell of a bike, etc.. ber-keleneng clang, tinkle of bell.\n kelengahan 1 neglectfulness, inattentiveness. 2 idleness.\n kelengar see LENGAR.\n kelenggara see SELENGGARA.\n kelengkeng 1. longan, k.o. fruit similar to rambutan or lychee, but smaller with smooth brown skin. 2. small hornbill.\n kelengkong intrigue, conspiracy.\n kelening see KELENENG.\n kelenjar gland. kelenjar-air mata tear duct. kelenjar-dadasusu mammary gland. kelenjar-getah bening lymph gland. kelenjar-gondok thyroid gland.\n kelentang 1. sound of a tin can being struck. 2. see KELANTANG.\n kelenteng sound of the tinkling of a bell. kelentengkelenting 1 China temple. 2 pagoda.\n kelentikan suppleness, pliability.\n kelentit 1. Vulg. clitoris. 2. ornamental climbing plant with blue flowers.\n kelentom kelentong 1 speech intonation. 2 tone of voice.\n kelentung 1 sound of a cowbell. 2 wooden bell.\n kelenung 1 sound of a small gong. 2 small gong.\n kelep see KLEP.\n kelepai ber-, meng-, ter- hang down limply of a flag, ears of a hound, broken branch, etc..\n kelepak sound of a hand slapping s.t.\n kelepat meng-kelepak Naut. caulk.\n kelepek kele`pe`k meng-, ter flutter.\n kelepet see KELEBEK.\n kelepik see KELEPEK.\n kelepir testicles.\n kelepon k.o. round cake of sticky rice filled with coconut and palm sugar.\n kelepuk sound of an object falling to the ground.\n keler Coll. a Westerner who converts to Islam and follows indigenous customs.\n kelerak k.o. fruit producing soapy foam used for washing clothes, esp. batik.\n kelerek see KLERK.\n kelereng 1. marbles. ber-kelereng play or shoot marbles. 2. see KELERAK.\n kelesa k.o. river fish.\n keleseh-peseh see KERESEH-PESEH.\n kelesek dried skin of banana trunk cut up in strips and used as twine for wrapping packages.\n kelestarian kelestarian\n kelet be stuck on.\n keletah 1 coquettish. 2 affected in manner.\n keletak sound of a pebble striking wood. ber-keletak make a clacking sound with wooden or leather heels.\n keletang sound of jingling or tinkling of silver coins.\n keletar see GELETAR.\n keletik sound of ticking.\n keleting sound of tinkling of coins, etc..\n keletuk 1. 1 sound of rapping on a hollow wooden surface, table, etc. 2 sound of creaking of wooden furniture, floor, etc.. 2. see JAMBU.\n keletung sound of a can being struck.\n keletus meng-keletus bite, chew on hard things.\n kelewang see KLEWANG.\n kelewar Naut. foresail.\n kelewat see LEWAT.\n kelezatan 1 taste. 2 delicacy. 3 infatuated, enamored. 4 enjoyment, pleasure.\n keli edible river catfish.\n kelian 1. tin mine. 2. Bali village official. 3. see KALIAN.\n keliar ber-keliar-an 1 roam or wander about, drift from o. place to another. 2 swarm about of ants, birds, etc..\n kelibang swarm about, fly around of insects.\n kelibat 1. double-bladed paddled. 2. appearing for a flash. ber-kelibatan be visible for only a second, flash by. se-kelibatan in a moment. 3. see LIBAT.\n kelici a hand nut for playing with, marbles.\n kelicih kelicik 1 skid. 2 slip.\n kelicikan 1 cunning, wiliness, ability to twist words. 2 artifice, scheme.\n kelih look, turn the head to look.\n kelihatan 1 visible, in sight. 2 discernible.\n kelik 1. slight curve, turn. 2. make a loud sound. 3. see KLIK.\n kelik-kelok k.o. small stinging red ant.\n keliki-kanji M k.o. weed the seeds of which adhere to cloth.\n kelikir 1. rattan nose ring for cattle. 2. seeKERIKIL.\n keliling 1 circumference, area around. 2 periphery. 3 surroundings. ber- keliling go around.\n kelilip Java, Jakarta speck in the eye.\n kelilipan get s.t. in the eye.\n kelim hem.\n kelima 1. 5th. 2. the five.\n kelimis see KLIMIS.\n kelimpungan Java, Jakarta confused, distraught.\n kelimun group, crowd.\n kelincahan 1 liveliness, friskiness. 2 agility.\n kelinci rabbit, hare. kelinci-hutan black-naped hare. kelinci-percobaan guinea pig.\n kelincir slip, skid\n kelinciran 1 oilness. 2 slickness. 3 smoothness.\n kelindan 1 newly spun thread. 2 conveyor rope of the spinning wheel. 3 thread on a needle. 4 bobbin, spool.\n kelindas see LINDAS.\n keling 1. Derog. a person from S. India. 2. rivet.\n kelingking little finger, pinkie. kelingking-kaki little toe.\n kelingsir enlargement of the testicles due to hernia and descent of intestines or accumulation of water.\n kelinik see KLINIK.\n kelining see KELINTING 1.\n kelinjat ter-kelinjat-kelinjat move o.\s body nervously.\n kelintar berkelintar-an 1 walk or roam about, walk up and down or back and forth. 2 hang around, lurk.\n kelinting small bell.\n kelintingan tinkle of bells.\n kelintung rattle of a snake.\n kelip 1. kelip-kelip 1 firefly. 2 spangles, sequins. 3 flicker. ber-kelip 1 blink. 2 twinkle, glitter of spangled things. 2. a coin valued at five cents in the colonial period.\n kelipat ber-kelipat folded, pleated.\n kelipik speck.\n kelir 1. color. 2. 1 curtain, screen. 2 screen for a movie, shadow play, etc. 3 disguise, cover, mask.\n keliru 1 wrong, erroneous. 2 be mistaken, make a mistake.\n kelis meng-kelis dodge.\n kelit ber-kelit zigzag, dart back and forth.\n kelitak sound of seeds rattling inside dried fruit.\n keliti Naut. oarlock, rowlock.\n kelitik 1. see GELITIK. 2. see WAYANG\n keliwat see LEWAT.\n keliwer see SELIWER.\n kelocak ber-kelocak shake.\n keloceh see CELOTEH.\n keloget ber-keloget-keloget wriggle, writhe.\n kelojot convulse.\n kelojotan 1. convulse. 2. writhin in pain.\n kelok curve, bend, turn.\n kelola 1 manage a business, etc.. 2 carry out, execute a job, etc..\n kelom wooden clogs. kelom-geulis Sunda woman\s wooden dress slipper.\n kelomben see KOLEMBEN 2, KOLEMBENG2.\n kelompang 1 empty. 2 empty eggshell, fruit peel, etc.\n kelompok 1 group. 2 cluster. 3 category.\n kelon Java accompaniment of s.o. lying down esp. of a small child by an older person.\n keloneng sound of a ringing bell.\n kelong large sea fish trap with two or three compartments.\n kelongkong young coconut.\n kelongsong 1 husk. 2 wrapper of paper, leaf, etc.. 3 cartridge case.\n kelontang rattling sound of tin cans, clappers, etc.\n kelontong 1 bamboo clapper used by peddlers or hawkers. 2 peddler. 3 sundries, five-and-dime goods.\n kelonyo kelonyor eau de cologne.\n kelop 1 jibe, tally, square. 2 balanced. 3 fit togheter. 4 be in agreement.\n kelopak 1 Biol. sheath, spathe, calyx, bract. kelopak-bunga sepal. 2 calyxlike covering for s.t. other than a plant.\n kelor the merunggai tree, a small quick-growing tree cultivated for its edible piunnate leaves. Dunia tidak sedaun-kelor The world is bigger than a merunggai leaf There is plenty of opportunity to find a lover.\n kelos reel, spool, bobbin.\n keloset see KLOSET.\n kelosok rub hard, scour.\n kelotak kelotak-kelotek bustling about in the kitchen, etc.. ber-kelotak rustle, jangle of silverware, etc..\n kelotok meng-kelotok fall off, be shed of akin, feathers, peels.\n keloyak ber-keloyak slough the skin. ter-keloyak be peeled of skin.\n keloyang 1 k.o. small bird. 2 a stupid person.\n keloyor see KELUYUR.\n kelu dumb, mute, speechless from fright.\n keluak the fruit of the kepayang tree used as a spice.\n keluan nose rope for cattle.\n keluang k.o. fruit-eating bat.\n keluar 1 go or come out. 2 exxit, leave, go off the track. 3 turn out to be.\n keluaran 1 s.t. produced, output. 2 graduate. 3 Bib. Exodus.\n 1 family. 2 relative. 3 Biol. genus. 4 group of people like a 278