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salawat see SELAWAT.\n saldo Fin. balance.\n sale see SALAI.\n saleh pious, virtuous, godly.\n salem see IKAN.\n salempang see SELEMPANG.\n salep ointment, salve.\n salesman salesman.\n sali steadfast.\n salib 1 Bib. Christian cross. 2 see SALIP. peny-salib-an crucifixion.\n salih see SALEH.\n salim healthy.\n salin 1 change clothes. 2 bear a child, give birth.\n salinan 1 copy. 2 translation.\n saling o. another, mutually. saling-tergantungbergantungan interdependent.\n salinitas Chem. salinity.\n salip pass, overtake a car.\n salju snow.\n sallallahualaihiwasallam Islam May Allah bless him and give him peace said after mentioning Muh.\s name.\n salmiak ammonium chloride.\n salome [satu lobang rame-rame] Sl. 1 prostitute, loose women. 2 golf.\n salon 1 drawing room. 2 console.\n salp see SALEP.\n salto somersault.\n saluir salute.\n saluk man\s kerchief.\n salung flute.\n salur 1 channel, gutter, duct. 2 Tel. line switchboard. 3 lines, stripes.\n salut 1. 1 cover, envelope. 2 wrapping. 3 casing. 2. 1 salute. 2 greetings. 3 respect, admire.\n salvo salvo, volley.\n salwat see SELAWAT.\n sama 1. same, equal. 2. 1 Coll. together, with. 2 and. 3 do together, also do. 4 Coll. regarding an all-purpose preposition. 5 plural marker of adjectives.\n sama-ada whether.\n sama-rata see SAMA1.\n sama-sekali absolutely.\n samadi see SEMADI.\n samak 1. tannin. 2. covered, plated.\n samapta Mil. ready, prepared.\n samar 1 dim, vague, indistinct. 2 obscure, hidden. 3 disguised, masked. samar-an object of disguise, camouflage.\n samas Rel. deacon Protestant.\n sambal condiment us. containing chili peppers. sambal-bajagbajak fried spieces. sambal-terasi sauce made with shrimp paste.\n sambalewa done half-heartedly.\n sambang 1. watch, guard, patrol. 2. Java disease or affliction caused by evil spirits. 3. empty honeycomb. 4. Java, Jakarta visit.\n sambar 1 swoop down and seize. 2 strike, attack. 3 steal, rob.\n sambat 1. Java, Jakarta ask for help. 2. connected, joined.\n sambatan 1 mutual assistance. 2 assistant. 3 help each other.\n sambekala Java accident.\n sambel see SAMBAL.\n samben 1 sideline, part-time extra job. 2 side issue.\n samber see SAMBAR.\n sambet 1 struck by a sharp object. 2 struck with disease.\n sambi 1 do at the same time. 2 have a side job.\n sambil while, at the same time.\n sambilan 1 side line. 2 part-time. 3 pretext.\n sambit throw.\n sambuk a whip.\n sambung 1 continue, go on in conversation. 2 be connected.\n sambur see SABUR.\n sambut answer.\n sambutan welcome, reception. 2 answer, response, reaction. 3 agreement, approval. 4 speech given in formal setting where a representative from every group attending says a few words.\n samedi see SEMADI.\n samenleven live together like husband and wife without benefit of matrimony.\n samenwerking cooperation.\n samimawon Java, Humorous It is just the same.\n samin see MINYAK.\n samirana breeze.\n samiri Bib. Samaritan.\n samodera see SAMUDERA.\n sampah rubbish, trash. sampah-hijau compost. sampah-masyarakat scum of society.\n sampai 1. 1 to, till, as far as. 2 arrive. 3 reach, extend far enough. 4 arrive, materialize. 5 go as far as to, get to the point of. 2. hang up to dry.\n sampaian 1 rack, hat rack. 2 drying frame, clothesline.\n sampak metal band around a knife handle.\n sampan small boat, dugout.\n sampang 1. brown varnish. 2. paddle at stern of the boat. 3. stock to hold water buffalo\s neck. 4. k.o. tree.\n sampanye champagne.\n sampe see SAMPAI 1.\n sampean Java you polite.\n sampek see SAMPAI 1.\n sampel sample.\n samper Coll. call on s.o., drop by to pick s.o. up.\n sampeyan see SAMPEAN.\n sampi see SAPI.\n samping 1. side. 2. ceremonial sarong us. silk with gold threads.\n sampir hang.\n sampiran 1 place to hang clothes, a rack, peg, hook. 2 first two lines of a pantun, couplet.\n sampo shampoo.\n sampu 1. shampoo. 2. Med. anemia.\n sampuk run into s.o., fly at.\n sampul cover, wrapper. sampul-bantal pillowcase. sampul-surat envelope.\n sampur Java sash, k.o. long scarf worn by female dancer.\n samroh k.o. Islam music sung in chorus us. by women.\n samseng 1 gamecock. 2 rowdy, bully.\n samsi 1. China lion dance. 2. sun.\n samsir Lit. k.o. sword.\n samsonit attache case.\n samudera samudra ocean. samudera-Indonesia Indian Ocean.\n samudrawi oceanic.\n samun 1. bushes, shrubs. 2. samun-sakal robbery accompanied by violence.\n samurai 1 samurai sword. 2 samurai.\n san see SERSAN.\n sana there, yonder.\n sanak relative.\n sanat Islam Muslim year. sanat-Masehi A.D.\n sanatorium sanatorium, health resort.\n sanca see ULAR.\n sandal sandal, open-toe slipper. sandal-jepitJepang sandals with a thong.\n sandang 1. shoulder strap.sandang-an sling. 2. clothing. sandang-pangan food and clothing, basic necessities.\n sandar 1 lean on. 2 Naut. moor, tie up ship. 3 be dependent on, be based on.\n sandaran 1 support, assistance. 2 abutment, prop, back. 3 basis.\n sandel 1. kayu-sandel sandalwood. 2. see KUDA. 3. see SANDAL.\n sandera 1 hostage. 2 debt bondsman.\n sandi code. kata-sandi codeword.\n sanding 1. close, near. 2. sharp angle.\n sandiwara 1 play, drama. 2 theatrical troupe.\n sando k.o. chest-exercise device, consisting of springs attached to handles.\n sandra see SANDERA.\n sandung pedal of weaving loom. sandung-an stumbling block.\n sanepa figure of speech to express a superlative by referring to a quality the opposite of the expected and using it as o. of the standards of comparison; that is, saying that in comparison to the thing described the characteristic thing has the opposite quali sanering\n sanering Fin. currency reform.\n sang honorific ephithet or article also used in sarcastic or derogatory way. sang-dewi Goddess. sang-HyangYang title for God. sang- Penebus Bib. the Redeemer. sang-Surya 1 sun. 2 sun god.\n sanga 1. dross. 2. ter-sanga-sanga nervouse and in a hurry. 3. see WALI.\n sangai 1. lid, cover, top. 2 ber-sangai warm o.s.\n sangan Java earthen pot. meny-sangan heat in utensil without oil or water.\n sangar 1. ill-fated, bringing misfortune, spooky. 2. heated in utensil without oil.\n sangat 1 very extremely. 2 intense, violent, vehement. ke-sangat-an excessive, extreme.\n sangawali see WALI.\n sangga prop, support. sangga-buku book rest. sangga-kejutan Auto. shock absorber.\n sanggah 1. Bali house-shrine. 2 protest, oppose, contradicted the truth of the report.\n sanggahan protest, rejoinder, rebuttal.\n sanggama see SENGGAMA.\n sanggar 1 small house temple. 2 studio. sanggar-kerja workshop, atelier. sanggar-poto photo studio.\n sanggat run aground.\n sanggerah 1. bloodletting. 2. traveler\s rest house.\n sanggit gnash.\n sanggul knot of hair, hair bun.\n sanggup 1 able, capable. 2 be prepared to do.\n sanggurdi stirrup.\n sangit 1 smelling burnt or scorched, burnt or scorched smell. 2 see WALANG.\n sangka 1 supposition, idea. 2 suspicion.\n sangkak 1. forked, fork shaped. 2. have goose flesh, ruffle feathers.\n sangkakala 1 valveless trumpet used in ceremonies. 2 Rel. Last Trumpet.\n sangkal 1. handle of hammer, adz, etc.. 2 be unwilling.\n sangkala see SENGKALAN.\n sangkalan disavowal, denial.\n sangkar 1. 1 bird cage. 2 chicken coop. 2. diagonal.\n sangkaran 1 bird cage, chicken coop. 2 encagement.\n sangkur bayonet.\n sangkut hook onto. sangkut-paut relation, connection, relevance. Jakarta drop in for a while.\n sangkutan 1 relation, connection. 2 involvement. 3 peg, hook. 4 obstacle.\n sangling Java polish, burnish.\n sangoni see SANGU.\n sangra Sunda, Jakarta fry without oil.\n sangsai poor, miserable.\n sangsaka [Sang Saka Merah Putih] the first Indonesian flag.\n sangsang hook onto s.t.\n sangsara see SENGSARA.\n sangsekerta see SANSKERTA.\n sangsi 1. doubt. 2. sanction.\n sangsing hold in o.\s hands.\n sangu 1 provisions. 2 traveling funds.\n sangyang see SANG.\n sani sublime.\n sanitair see SANITER.\n sanitasi sanitation.\n saniter sanitary.\n sanjai tall and handsome.\n sanjak see SAJAK.\n sanjakala see SENJA.\n sanjung honor, praise.\n sanksi see SANGSI 2.\n sans Bri. no trump.\n sansai nostalgia.\n sanskerta Sanskrit.\n santa Rel. female saint. santa-Maria Saint Mary.\n santai relaxed, relax.\n santak see SENTAK 2.\n santan milk squeezed from coconut.\n santana Sunda title of lower nobility.\n santap 1 dine of royalty. 2 have a meal written or formal speech.\n santapan food, meal.\n santapan-rohani spiritual nourishment.\n santek Java latch.\n santel see CANTEL.\n santen see SANTAN.\n santeng Java sash worn around waist of traditional woman\s dress.\n santer 1 strong, heavy of meteorological phenomena. 2 lively conversation.\n santet black magic.\n 617 santiran image, thing like s.t. else.\n santiu k.o. China fabric.\n santo Rel. male saint. santo-Petrus Saint Peter.\n santri 1 student at traditional Muslim school. 2 strict adherent of Islam.\n santrinisasi process of making conduct esp. of public affairs. strictly in accordance with principles and ceremonies of Islam.\n santu see SANTO.\n santun 1 well mannered, well behaved. 2 good manners.\n santunan 1 help, sympathetic care. 2 compensation paid by insurance company.\n santung k.o. rough silk cloth, Shantung.\n sanubari inner person, o.\s inner self.\n saos see SAUS.\n sap see SAF.\n sapa 1. sapa-an greeting. 2. Coll. see SIAPA.\n sapah see SEPAH.\n sapar see SAFAR.\n saparila see SARSAPARILA.\n sapat 1. k.o. saltwater fosh eaten dried and salted. 2. Sunda chopped, broken off.\n sapersi asparagus.\n sapi 1 cow, bull, ox. 2. Zod. Taurus.\n sapih wean a child.\n sapir see SAFIER.\n sapit see SEPIT.\n saprodi [sarana produk padi] infrastructure for rice production.\n saprotan [sarana produksi pertanian] infrastructure for agricultural production.\n sapta seven in slogans or other coined expressions. sapta-Usaha Tama Seven Basic Efforts.\n saptamarga The Seven Articles, Armed Forces oath.\n saptamargais o. who has taken the Armed Forces oath a follower of the seven articles.\n saptu see SABTU.\n sapu broom. sapu-ijik broom of sugar palm fiber. sapu-lidi broom of split coconut midribs. sapu-tangan handkerchief.\n saput cover, shroud, veil.\n saputangan see SAPU.\n sara pension, support.\n sara-bara confused, in disorder, in disarray.\n saraf 1. Anat. nerve. saraf-mata optical nerve. 2. Ling. derivation of Arabic words from the same root.\n sarafi neural.\n sarak Leg. separated, parted.\n sarakah see SERAKAH.\n