adji' |
To study, to acquire knowledge (using the Arabic language as the medium); to learn to read the Qur’an; to read aloud from the Qur’an or the book of Mawulud. |
ammal |
To be very devout; be fervent in religion. |
ammal |
To endure or to be patient (when asking for special powers). |
ampun 2
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To pray. |
bagala |
To appear (of items normally invisible). |
buka' |
To break the fast (with the evening meal); eating first meal (after fasting). |
kahagad |
To believe; obey. |
kisas1 |
To despise s.t., belittle s.t., scoff at s.t, to treat with contempt. |
kiyam |
To place the hands on top of each other on the chest. |
duwa'a 1
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To have or perform a prayer ceremony. |
guwa' |
To get or bring s.t. out. |
halli' 1
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To abstain from s.t.; to avoid s.t. or s.o.; to protect s.o. from a situation that is (dangerous or unpleasant). |
halu |
To go somewhere (of spirits of sleeping people). |
hantal |
Proper or prescribed direction (for houses or corpses). |
hariya |
To acquire a holy book by making a monetary contribution. |
heriya |
To acquire a holy book (by making a monetary contribution). |
hidja' |
To spell out words (in Arabic script). |
hukum 1
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To judge, try or decide a case (in a court). |
ihlas 2
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To give s.t. wholeheartedly, cheerfully, willingly. |
isbat |
To call on or address God (either asking a favor or just saying the name); to say (utter) God’s name or that of a deceased person. |
jari2 |
To create s.t. |
jawab |
To argue; to answer back; contradict. |
jiyara |
To welcome, greet a person (with a handshake). |
juri |
To argue; agitate, upset, interrogate, badger, harass, annoy. |
lahil |
To be born, come out (into the world). |
lanyap |
For s.t. to disappear. |
langgal3 1
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To do s.t. that is prohibited; to break (laws, rules, regulations). |
langpas 2
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To disobey, disregard (instructions). |
li'i |
To refrain from s.t. |
lilla' 1
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To surrender, submit oneself, to yield to s.o. |
lilla' 2
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To forgive s.o. |
limāya |
To have freedom to do as one wishes or pleases. |
ma'ap |
To ask forgiveness (for having quarreled). |
mahalayak |
To announce, proclaim s.t., make s.t. known. |
nasihat |
To preach (a sermon). |
pa'al |
To foretell, predict s.t. |
pāku |
To pray to, ask from (God). |
panjari |
To bring to completion; to become s.t. |
paratsaya |
To believe s.t. |
pasalingu |
To change (the physical appearance by magical means). |
pasalupa |
To change (the appearance, magically). |
pituwa |
To teach (moral or religious values, good customs); advise. |
sabbut2 2
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To say or recite the pātiha' (first sura in the Qur’an).
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sābu2 3
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To take care of (the necessary ceremonies after a death). |
sāk |
To be complaining against God. |
saksi' |
To bear witness, testify. |
salam |
To salute s.o.; give hand and touch forehead and breast. |
salamat |
To thank s.o. |
salsila |
To relate the history of things; relate or tell stories from sacred scriptures. |
sāmat |
To give thanks. |
sampil1 |
To eat before fasting (early in the morning). |
sandel |
To trust in God (not used for trust in people). |
sapa |
To swear (on the Qur’an). |
sarang sukul 2
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To be thankful. |
sassat |
To tempt (to do wrong); to pester, annoy, harass. |
sayed |
To enter (of a spirit (demon) into a person). |
sēd |
To be possessed; to enter a person, of spirit. |
sellet 4
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To mediate, act as mediator. |
su'al |
To engage s.o. in a verbal contest or argument (usually of religious matters in order to find out how much he knows). |
sukna' |
To curse s.o.; to wish s.t. bad to happen to a person. |
sukul |
To accept circumstances as they are. |
tamam |
Knowledgeable (of things concerning worship and the hereafter). |
tampat |
To bury s.o. (euph.) |
tanya |
To question (done by the angel of death). |
tanggung 2
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To bear sin or guilt, be responsible for sins. |
tō'1 |
To teach, instruct, advise s.o. |
tolo' |
To teach, instruct, advise s.o. (on matters of knowledge or moral). |
tuksu' |
To get, acquire s.t. (often by choosing it and probably being fated to get it). |
tugtug |
To burn incense. |
tullus |
To discern, predict s.t |
tulun |
For s.t. to appear mysteriously, turn up, suddenly be there (apparently from nowhere). |
tuntut3 |
To observe, attend to, provide for (matters concerning the afterlife). |
tungga' 1
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To pledge, vow, or promise s.t. (on the condition that some stipulation has been fulfilled). |
tutul |
To remind s.o. (of benefits received i.e. help and/or gifts that one has given). |
usihat |
To teach (on religious matters); preach.1 |