ter-, te-lantar neglected. 2. see PELANTAR.\n

3 peevish, petulant. 2. see LASAH 2.\n lasat M serious of illness.\n laskar 1 Lit. pre-modern soldiers. 2 paramilitary troops,guerilla- fighters.\n laso lasso.\n lastik see ELASTIK.\n lasykar see LASKAR.\n lat 1. 1 interval. 2 the space between planks. 2. late. 3. lath.\n lata 1. 1 humble, degrading. 2 dirty, ugly. 2. see LATAH 1.\n lataboga Lit. herbivore.\n latah 1. 1 a nervouse condition characterized by erratic involuntary imitative behavior, often pornographic or socially disapproved. 2 Coll. other irrational imitative behavior e.g. imitation of speech, etc.. 3 madly in love. 2. piles of leaves, etc.\n latak residue in oil or paint.\n latam solid, compact.\n latang see JELATANG.\n latar Java 1 yard. 2 surface, plane. 3 background, backdrop.\n latat see MELATAT-MELOTOT.\n lateks latex.\n laten latent.\n latif 1 fine, handsome. 2 gentle, delicate.\n latih accustomed, wont.\n latin 1 Latin. 2 Roman 9type, letters.\n lattah see LATAH 1.\n latuh edible seaweed.\n latung 1 petroleum. 2 kerosene.\n latur 1 blistered. 2 blister.\n laturahmi Islam having close personal relationships.\n lauh see LOH 1.\n lauk side dish, esp. meat or fish served with rice.\n laun dawdle, procrastinate, dally.\n laung loud voice or sound.\n laur bent, curved.\n laut sea, ocean.\n lawa 1. crossbeam. 2. small bat. 3. lawah vast, extensive of view.\n lawa-lawa lawah-lawah see LABAH-LABAH.\n lawai thread for weaving.\n lawak 1. joke, jest, gag. pelawak comedian, jokester. 2. feeding trough. 3. see TEMU 1.\n lawalata Coll., Ambon ber-lawalata trek on foot, walk a considerable distance.\n lawamah see NAFSU.\n lawan 1 opponent, adversary, rival. 2 enemy, foe. 3 Leg. respondent. 4 the contrary, the opposite. 5 against, versus.\n 353 lawar slice of meat or fish.\n lawas 1. 1 long time. 2 old. me-lawas no longer bearing of fruit tree. 2. see LUAS.\n lawat 1 paya a visit. 2 make a trip. 3 Coll. make a visit of conolence.\n lawe 1 yarn, thread. 2 cotton waste. lawe-an place where thread is being woven.\n lawean k.o. headless ghost.\n lawi,lawi-lawi long tailfeather.\n lawon Java white cotton. lawon-tenun woven material.\n layah 1. veil. 2. bend over backward, bow. 3. flat-edged metal plate. 4. seeLAYAP.\n layak 1 proper, suitable. 2 reasonable, fair price. 3 like.\n layan 1 serve, wait on guests, take care of customers. 2 supply. 3 man. 4 service.\n layang 1. 1 kite. 2 k.o. bird, swift. 2. cut s.t. in half e.g. mango, etc..\n layap 1. low close to the surface. 2. doze, nod.\n layar 1. 1 sail. 2 screen TV or movie. 3 blind, shade of window, door. 2. see IKAN.\n layat make a visit of condolence.\n layu 1 withered, faded, wilted of flowers. 2 weak, pale.\n layuh 1 paralyzed. 2 weak, feeble, debilitated.\n layuk sway to the left or right.\n layur me-layur 1 singe, scorch s.t. 2 sear s.t.\n lazat see LEZAT.\n lazim 1 usual, customary, common. 2 compulsry, obligatory.\n lazuardi 1 lapis lazuly. 2 azure.\n lbh [Lembaga Bantuan Hukum] legal aid services.\n lbr. [lebar] wide, width.\n le see TOLE.\n leak see LEYAK.\n lebah bee. lebah-laut k.o. jelly fish.\n lebai 1 mosque official. 2 mosque servant.\n lebak 1. 1 valley. 2 lowlands. 2. sound of a slap.\n lebam sound made by a falling object. le`bam k.o. small edible fish.\n leban 1. 1 lead-colored. 2 Med. hematoma. 2. k.o. tree whose bark and leaves are used for medicinal purposes.\n lebap sound of fruit falling to the ground.\n lebar 1 broad, wide, extensive. 2 width, breadht.\n lebaran day of celebration at end of fasting month.. Lebaran-Haji festival celebrated on the 10th day of the 12th Islam month.\n lebas whip s.o.\n lebat 1 luxuriant, dense of fruit on trees, hair, etc.. 2 heavy of rain.\n lebe see LEBAI.\n leber spill or run over.\n