balabangsa |
Important, well known (of a person esp. of leaders). |
balakat |
Powerful. |
bangsa2 (bangsahan )
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Important (of person), high ranking, honored. |
batal |
To be invalid (of an ablution, prayer or fast); to be ceremonially defiled (of a person). |
kana'alla |
Wholeheartedly, truly before God. |
kebbel |
To be invulnerable. |
kuhi1 |
Permitted, allowed, not taboo. |
kupul |
Blasphemous; presumptuous (concerning one’s destiny); flippant, offensive (of talk). |
dimalas |
To be unlucky, to have bad luck. |
halal |
Allowed (by religious law); lawful, permitted; ceremonially clean (about food). |
haram |
Forbidden, prohibited, unlawful (in a religious sense); ritually unclean. |
lahal |
Fluent, very well (of reading the Qur’an). |
lappas |
For s.o. to be delivered (from all evil). |
me'ingat |
A person who can read the Qur’an and sing the mawulud; a learned one.
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mukali' |
Uneducated person, esp. a person not able to read the Qur’an. |
mukalu |
To be taboo (of food and deeds). |
ngasi |
To be effective (of supernatural knowledge and power, or medicine). |
pawas |
(Fated) to be unlucky, to be always unlucky. |
porol |
Pure (of a substance or descent). |
sihil |
To be knowlegeable (about spells and charms that aid in fighting). |
sukang |
Prohibited food items and/or activities that aggravate or intensify a sickness. |
sukul |
For s.t. to be all right, be okay, be satisfactory. |
sumbang 1
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Abnormal, deviant, disruptive (such as an incestuous relationship, fighting between or killing of close kin). |
sutsi |
Completely clean (esp. ritually), pure, holy. |
tammat |
To provide the graduation feast (after completing studies in the Qur’an). |
tullus |
To be good at, skillful in (predicting s.t.). |
tuman |
To come true (of a prediction). |
umāgad (ka'umāgadanr)
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To be very frightened. |
wajib |
Good, right; obligatory (only used of important things esp. religious). |