December 2011
15 posts
4 tags
SAMAWI
divinely, heavenly
4 tags
SAKHAWAT
bounty, generosity
4 tags
PUNGGAWA
court official in Javanese shadow play
4 tags
PANCAWARSA
five-year period
4 tags
MENERAWANG
make holes in something, muse, be lose in thought
4 tags
LAWI
tail-leathers
4 tags
LAWANG
large outer gate
4 tags
LAWAR
finely-cut meat (fish)
4 tags
KEKAWIN
Javanese epic narrative
2 tags
Anonymous asked: kebenda ni wey? tumblr kau ni pasai apa? kamus?
4 tags
KAWAK
old
4 tags
TUNAWISMA
homeless, vagrant
4 tags
TUNAWICARA
mute (archaic, poetic)
4 tags
KERAWANG
fret-work, lace, work in decorative or ornamental patterns
4 tags
CAKAWARI
ancestors (fifth generation), fore fathers
February 2011
8 posts
1 tag
NILUR
shield
1 tag
NILA
blue (dye)
1 tag
TERASAK
be crammed, be crowded, shifted
1 tag
BURAS
chitchat, small talk
1 tag
BARAS
leprosy
1 tag
TUTUH
to wallop; to cut off branches
1 tag
UNTUT
elephantiasis
1 tag
PETUTU
carp
January 2011
24 posts
1 tag
BUTUT
bad, ugly, worn-out
1 tag
SEMPUT
asthma, short of breath
1 tag
SEPUT
fast, quick sera - bustling, hurried
1 tag
PEPUTUT
disciple of Hindu ascetic
1 tag
LALAU
to hinder
1 tag
DALALAH
exegesis of Quran
1 tag
BELALAH
guzzle, eat greedily
1 tag
PAL
to tack (in sailing)
1 tag
KIMPAL
to forge (gold, metal)
1 tag
3ahia asked: why 'Fuck Yeah Malay'... we change it to 'Fun Yeah Malay'~
1 tag
CAPAL
leather sandals
1 tag
ARAL
prevention, hindrance, clouded over
1 tag
MARKAS
headquarters
1 tag
MARHAEN
proletariat (possibly Indonesian in origin/usage)
1 tag
KEMARUK
ravenously hungry
1 tag
CEMARA
artificial hair, a pendant of horse hair
1 tag
AMAR
command, of god or king, injunction (poetic)
1 tag
UGAHARI
average (poetic, archaic)
1 tag
ISTIKHARAH
persuasion, persuasiveness
1 tag
HARIS
(i) watchman (ii) farmer
1 tag
Whoops!
Sorry guys! I totally forgot that the ‘queue’ function existed. We’re back to regular programming now.
Happy New Year! Holy snap, I wish I could have a Prosperity Burger right now.
1 tag
SULALAH
lineage, ancestry
1 tag
HARFIAH
literal
1 tag
GAHAR
to clean; to fight to the death
September 2010
1 post
1 tag
On "restu"
Though modern translation equate restu more commonly with ‘blessing’, restu originally meant something along the lines of ‘bequeathal’, or something that is given to you. You could bequeath blessings and curses to others, but spoken usage eventually favoured bequeathing blessings above bequeathing curses, hence the majorly positive connotation.
You can’t use restu...
August 2010
32 posts
1 tag
RESTU
a blessing or curse (archaic)
1 tag
NANING
wasp