SUPERNATURAL/RELIGION 14

Verbs used in connection with Islamic worship 14.16

ammal ibarat	To worship at every appointed time; to practice or perform (one’s) religious obligations.
ayil	To perform ablutions.
balang	To call to worship; call to ward off evil spirits; do the first part of corporate prayer.
bāng1	To call to worship; first part of corporate prayer; call to ward off evil spirits.
kada'	To do s.t. irregularly; skip one of regular religious activities.
kara'	To do s.t. irregularly; skip one of regular religious activities (as worship or a day of fasting).
hadji'	To make or go on the pilgrimage to Mecca.
imbā-imbā	To call (good or evil) down on s.o.; to invoke (evil or good on s.o.); ask (of God); pray.
islam 2	To circumcise s.o.
jakat	To tithe, to give tithe.
lawatib	Say a rosary (an activity esp. done during several ceremonies after a death has occurred).
nasib	To respond with a certain kind of chant during a prayer ceremony.
pandi	To take a communal ritual bath.
panyabut	To say or utter the profession of Muslim faith; to say Arabic phrases as exclamation.
raka'at	Unit of prescribed ritual prayer with the accompanying body movements.
ruku'	To bow down from the waist (in ritual prayer).
sahaddat	To point the forefinger after ritual washing. To recite the Muslim statement of faith with cupped hands after doing ablutions.
salatun	To purify s.o. from defilement (caused by eating forbidden food).
sambahayang	To worship, to perform ritual prayer.
sawut (nawut )	To cup hands (in prayer).
sinittiyasa	To worship at all prescribed times.
sujud	To prostrate (kneel with one’s hands, knees, toes and forehead touching the ground in adoration or submission).
sumba	To worship.
sutsi	To purify s.t. (esp. from ceremonial defilement).
tawap	To disappear, go away (for a while, of people or things).
tawubat	To ask forgiveness for s.t.; say the confession of faith; utter an Arabic phrase (as an expression of dismay).
temmug	To cense s.t.; to place s.t. into the smoke of incense or other substances.1