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1 banyak
much; manybanyak-banyak: in large quantitiesbanyaknya: amount; a large number ofkebanyakan: most of; majority ofmembanyakkan: to increasesebanyak: as much as; as many assebanyak-banyaknya: at the mostterbanyak: the most -
2 petakilan
(Java) moving about too much, fidgety, improper becouse of fidgeting too much. -
3 sekian
so-and-so much k.r(an unnamed amount). 2 as much as this. -
4 berapa
how much; how manyseberapa: any amount; as much or as many as -
5 abrek
very much. 2 see AMBREG. -
6 adiguna
(Java) rely too much on o.'s own abilities. -
7 banyak
1. 1) many, much. 2) have a lot of s.t. 3) excessively. 4) in great quantities. 2. k.r(Java) goose. -
8 baru
1. 1) new, recent. 2) modern. 3) fresh. 4) just, only so much up to now. 5) only now, just at acertain time. 6) not until, only then. 7) be in the process of. 2. k.o. tree of seashore with large yellow flowers, beach hibiscus. -
9 boro-boro
k.r(Jakarta) do not expect even that much k.r(s.t. less is even unlikely). -
10 cepengan
cheap, not worth much. -
11 geber
1. meng-geber vibrate k.r(of an engine). 2. meng-geber give too much of s.t. -
12 gini
k.r(Coll.) see BEGINI. se-gini this much. -
13 gitu
k.r(Coll.) see BEGITU. gitu-gitu so-so, all the same. se-gitu that much. gitu-an that sort of k.r(bad, dirty) thing. -
14 jangan
1. 1) do not. 2 should not, ought not to. jangan-kan, jangan-pun let alone, much less. 2. k.r(Java) vegetables cooked with soup or gravy. jangan-an green vegetables. -
15 jenuh
surfeited, having had too much of s.t., sick and tired. 2 saturated. -
16 kendati
/kendati pun/ although. 2 not to mention, much less. -
17 keterlaluan
excessive, far too much. -
18 kian
all the more. 2 the....so much more.... 3 k.r(Lit.) k.r(following a number) as many as. -
19 lajat
serious k.r(illness). 2 extreme, very much. -
20 rasai
suffer much.
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