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AN ABRIDGED
MALAY-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
(KOMAmSEB).
nf J~ WILKINSON,
KUALA LUMl'fR:
THE FlM.S. aOVKKKMEST I'RBWM.
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In preparing this abridged edition of a larger work
njy aim lias been to supply a full Malay Vocabulary
in a book of conveniently small size.
1 have followed the phonetic system of romauised
spelling presciibed by the Federated Malay States
Government, but have added a good many variants
to assist persons accustomed to other orthogTaphical
rules.
li. J, WILKINSON.
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NOTE ON THE SPELLING OP EOMANISED MATjAY.
The reeonimendatiotiB of tlie Committee appointed by the Fede-
rated Malay States Government in 1904 to lay down rules for
I'omauising Malay may be summarised ae follows :
(i) The Eoman hitters iised should be given their English
values as i-egards consonunts and thoir Italian values as regards
vowels ;
(ii) The peculiar Malay indeterminate vowel should be repre-
sented by .";
(iii) The peculiai' Arabic letters i, (ji> and b should all
Ite repPBBented by th ;
(iv) Words like (rl^, ^^'^i i^^j ^^^■< should be always
written with the h. Iwtween two letters n — e.g., i"ihaja, hahavti,
hahaya, ei(f. ;
(v) In selecting the vowel for use in final eynsonants we
should follow the following convention ;
(") nng (not ting), oh (not vh), ok (not iik), urn, (not om),
iin (not o-n). ul (not nl), ii^ (not oj>), kj» (not ok),
«»■ (not or), vt (not of), n (not o) :
(h) eh (not ik), ek (not ik), ing (not eng). im (not em),
in (not m), il (not el), ip (not e,p), in (not ps), h-
(not er), it (not el), i (not e).
But if the penultimate vowel is e or o, the final should contain
e or o in preference to i or m— e.g., pokon (not pohun), kofor (not
kofttr), gesel (not gesil).
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AN ABRIDQED
MALAY-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
(ItOMANISED).
AADZIM
SnbliD
, Ar. august,
tdnu'l-aadziin, the augast Bultao-
i.e. the Sultan of Turkey in contrs
disfinctioii to local Malay rulera,
Aalam. Ar. all-knowing; omniscient
fixi'llakti aalam, God knoweth beat.
aalau, Ar. the snbeoriberB (tn
abadi, Ar, eternal.
Bbadiat, Ar. eternity.
abab-ftbah, tackto, gear, harness.
Abaimana, the lower orifices of t1
■,g. elder brotliei
aban, a, large tortoise.
abdi, Ar. a slave,
abBlnr, Pera. crystal.
abjod, Ar. tho alphabet accoriling to
tlie numerical values of the letters
aa used in divination.
aboe, Ch. sir; a i-especttnl f.ina of
a^dreea to Chinese headmen.
abok, see halot.
abrak, Ar. mica.
abu, I. Ar. father of — e.g. in proper
names Buck as Aba-halcar. II, ashes,
cinders ! ular abv, a name for the
hamEidryail.
ADA
abnan, a share, s portion.
abnr, mSngabur^ to lavish.
acliaiL. to get into a person^s way ;
to olratiiiet (unintentionally or in
teasing).
aohar, I. Hind, pickles ; preserves in
vinegar. II. (Kedab) a sink ; arul^-
bish-hole.
acbara, Skr. a rule of couduct ; a.
religious observance.
Etchat, (Kedah) a small leech.
Acheh, Aohecn.
aohi, I. achi-achi, the lever by whiolt
the boom of a Malay boat is turned
round and round so as to fold up tho
sail; also cftoi'fii. II. done ! agi'eodl
siidah aehi, it is settled ; ta'-'\chi, it
is off.
oclia, to menace ; to attempt or ap-
pear to attempt without fully carry-
ing out — e.g. to raise one's arm to
strike without aetunlly striking ; to
essay ; to assay, to test, to try.
aDhuaii, a mould or matrix.
aohtun., mischief-making, faJe-boar.
ing; mJngacJittiH, to libel, to slander.
ada, to be; to be present; (o exist;
to be at home (to a visitor) ; to exist
in connectiou n ith, to appertain to,
to have ; ada orang, there arc people
present; ada lu^t, ada-lah plrompahf
whore there arc seas, there
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ADAB i
pirate* ! sahaya ada dutt, (colloquial)
I li«TB money, I am rioh j adaJian
and THingadakan, to create, to Call
into exisMnce, to appoint ; Isiadaim,
■tate, eiistence, condition of life,
position,' tiacju, is not J there is not;
ta,'-daj}at-tiada, there cannot but bo ;
there maat be t must.
MUb, At. roapeot ; courtesy ; man-
ners (especiftliy propriety in beha-
Tionr to one's elders or snperiora) ;
dingan a., courteouBly, reapeotfullj!
btofiab, lack of manners; disrespect-
Adam, Ar, a proper name, Ailam;
jijiti A., Adam, the common ancestor
of all man; anak A., or bani A., ha-
ftdftnff, 1. obstruct; intercept ; bar-
ring a paesage; opposing a barrier
1 ; mingadang, to interpose between ;
to keep somethiug off; m, musok, to
keep the foo at a diatencoj to keep
off onemies. II. adSTtg-adang, at
times, sometimes i =kadang-'kadans.
ados, adaa manit, aniseed; a. pidns,
fennel.
adat, At. cuslom ; customary law ,■
customary behaTioor; proper beha-
viour; courtesy; law; a. Mlnang-
kahau, the (cusbomarj') law of Me-
nangkabau ; elpSrli adat-nya, as Was
his custom; llradat, in accordance
with custom ; proper, courtooua.
aSelc, younger brother or sister ;
cousin younger than oneself ; a term
of endearment to one slightly young-
er than oneself; a. blradek, near
relatirea ; mStxgaiti o. biradek, to
accept as a brother or sister — i.e. to
terminate a closer relation in a
friendly manner, or to set a limit to
possible relations; a. »ii-jmpv, a
(younger) first consin.
Mi, sir. excellent, noble, eminent ;
(in expression usually met with in
titles — e.g. adipati, ttdiraja.
»Alb, Ar. respectful— the adjeetire of
(idat, q.T,
AGAK
adllia, see andeka.
adikara, Skr. majestic,
mUI, Ar, just, fair, honest — used of
Buperiors being just to their aubordi-
nates or of a judge being impartial.
adinda, younger brother or sister }
a more courteous variant of adek, q.r,
ading, younger brother or sister ; a
variant (in Malayo -Javanese litera-
tiire) o£ adek.
adipati, Stc. an ancient eialted title
used in Java.
adiraja, Skr. very royal ; royal by
descent ; a component part ot many
Malay titles of distinction ; also di.
raja.
adiirania, Skr. glowing with colonr,
resplendent.
adoh, alas ! oh ! an exclamation of
pain, sorrow, or regret.
adobl, alaa ! oh! —adoh,
adoJc, stirring up ; thoroughly knead-
ing or miiing ; ckampar adok, a mix-
ture ; miscellaneous.
adn, I. conteat, competition ; to sue
(in court) ; to refer for decision ;
6Srodu,tomake{cricketB)fight;mBn0-
adu. to contend, to compete; mSng'
adukan hat, to represent one's case;
adiian, a lawsuit ; the plaintiff in a
case. II. blradii, to sleep (of a
prince) ; plradtmn, a couch, a bed,
a, bedroom.
adtm, I. finery in dreaa ; advnlaii
pSngantin, to deck out a brid^room,
II. adtiit-an, dough ; mlngadnji, W
adiati, Ar. sorrow, pain, trouble ; also
adauat, Ar. awful, terrible, awe-
inspiring; also aimiat.
afiat, Ar. health ; good health ; eehnt
a&it, Ar. an evil spirit.
agah, to crow, of a baby.
agak, conjecture, guessing; afah-
agaJi, approximately, about, as far at
onecangnee8;moreorleaB; agai-nya .
— id,;(tiriiAfBranjo«,ifbyBJiyohance, ("li^olp
^ral, (Kedah) an unidentified specie*
of tortoifle.
Afpaa, maiculine, manlj, big, etoat,
tall
_ w, Skr. religions "■ Jsiam, the
MuhBmmB^ii religion ; also igama
saA vgama.
K0UI, mati hiragan, to <lie nlthoat)
TJaibla cause \ to seem alive in death
=ma(i hirakan, from aScin.
agttr, I. Hind, in order that, go that
= tapaya. It. agar-agni; a kind oE
seaweed need for making jelly.
ngMt, a sandity.
jfcgvli, a share agreed npon ; the sharo
to be allottud to anyone.
ftgok, a neot-omament worn by
women and children.
agong, large, great, main (in certain
eipressions only) ! tiaag a,, the main.
mast; fa^ar a., the mainaailr a. afantf
a prince of the oaj^h.
AgUH, Jav. fair, handeome.
■ih, ah ! oh ! an ezolamation of pain
or anguish.
Hhad, Ar. hari akad, Sundays the
fiTet day of the week ; Aliahit ahad,
God is one.
aUi, I. At. versed in, expert in ;
II. At. a Tariant of aklu, q.v.
nUn, Ar, family ; people j men who
do or are versed in anything ; a?tlu'n-
iiKJam, astrologers ; ahlu'l-ktiran, ei-
pertB on the Koran.
aJuuftk, Ar. dense, stupid, uuintelli^
gent.
tkho, ho ! there ! on iuteTJection of
sammons or to call attention.
ahwftl, At. things, matters, events,
O0Gurrenr«9| iSgcdahal ahwal plTJcara
ita, all the facta of the case.
1^1 f es, yes ! an interjection of eager
approval.
ttll), Ar. a shame, a disgrace; mJm-
blri a., to put to ahame ; to disgrace.
kin, Ar, ai'n-ut-bnnaf, the name of
»i cloth sometimes mentioned is
alyar, Ar. » swindler, a cheat.
AKAR
ajaib Ar, wonderful, miraculous,
strange ; hhtda yang ajaib, a Corio ;
an extraordinary article.
ajak inr'tat'on suas'on to do any-
thing m. nifajajt to nvite,
t^al, \i allotted t me ; destiny ;
alloted ij.an of ! fe tiada aanijwi
ajal ya h s t me ( o die) ha» not
yet ome
ajar I teaoV g struetion ; ajar-
kan to teach Miaja to learn; pi'
laja an, learmng , the thii^ taught
or learnt ; plngajaran, the act of
teaching ; the process of teaching ;
the lectures of anyone ; plngajai; a
teacher. II. 8kr. ajar-ajar, devotees ;
ascetics ; diwiples o( an ascetic
teacher.
aji, I. Jav. royal ; ranio a,, or Bopo a,,
sovereign father, sire ; kakang a.,
royal hrother j sang-aji, king, ruler,
sacred majesty. II. mSnyaji, to reail
(the Koran) ; to study (religion) ; to
Study generally.
l^naB, Ar. miscellanies; sorts; tuli-
fatu'l-ajnas, " a gift of varions atti-
tolary language to describe the letter
itself.
ajok, mimicry, imitation ; ridicule by
mimicry; mSngajok, to take off.
ajon, widest frsm the mark ; last ia
the competition.
akal, Ar. intelligence, underatandinj;,
mind; b^rafcal, intelligent; a.baligh,
maturity, years of discretion ; pan-
jang a,, resonroeful.
akan., to, approach to; motion to-
wards ; intention to ; budak yang
ahan inSngajt, a boy about to stndy ;
akan-daiu, to me g akan-dia, Co him ;
akait-akan, lifco, resembling, very
similar to; $a-aian-akan, almost ex-
actly like J blrakan = biragan — v,
akar, root, Sbre; ^.olimMng or creep-
ing plant ) tiada rotan akar pita bir~
puitd, if you cannot get a rattan any
flbre will \m nnfnl (half a loaf is
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AKA« -I
better thunnft bread), proT. ; birakir,
. to take rout.
akas, lively, nimble, graceful.
akat, ir. to settle ; to conclnde ; to
put tlirongh; a. nikah, to xettle Hie
details of a laarriBge; a, parang, to
deal in goods, to trade.-
tdfbBir, Ar. most great, tilmigbty ;
AlUihu flfcijor. Rod is almighty.
akA, Ar. agate, <!i>meliBJi ; coral.
alchTiar, Ar. news ; a, newspaper.
kkllir, Ar. last; the end; al'hii
n the e
akhir-
; for e
to the end of t
•Uiizftt, Ar. eternity, the life to come.
aU, to' aki, (Perak) grandfather.
akaara, Skr. letter, olphabeticnl eym-
faol.
akn, I. I, me, myself; akandakii, to
jae i akii n&Jnuaj -wG ^ akti sakaUav , id.
II. mSngakv, to admit, to accept (a
fact).
al, Ar. the.
alabtULgba, Fort, a crowbar,
alab, to be worst«d ; to lose (a uou-
lest); ala hi«a oteh biasa, theory is
woratod by practice, prov. ; alakkan
Bud mSngalahkan-, to vanquish, to
bring into sabjection,
alahan. a dried up nVer-bed.
alailii, Ar. npon him; to him,
alaUnun, Ar. upon you ; to you.
alam, Ar. the world.
alamat, Ar. si^u, token.
alaa-alon, a jeat^r ; a buSooii ; a
clown.
alanff, I. cross, across; a. balai, the
croBB-beams over an andience-hall.
II. alight (in importance), of little
aocoQut; a. kipalang, id. j buion,
alang-alang of no little importance,
importOBt,weishty; a. nZanpan, half-
hearted, slight i alang-kah, is it of
no importance that,., — a somi-sar-
OBstio interro((atice enhancing the
force of a statement.
'alap, sedate, bIow, quiet.
alar, the child of a slave (of the clasB
.kaoVnaaKfur)^
alaa, I, foundation, basis, frameworlc,
stand ; a. kahi, a footstool ; «. baju,
.the lining o£ a' coat; a. peanu, n,
numnah J a. mmah, the fonnda-
■ tions of a house. II. Jav. nioertn,the
jangle. ,
alat, Ar. equipment, apportenances ;
a. kSrajaa/a, regalia ; a. pSraiig and
a. sSnjata, milifau7 equipment ; alati
and mSngalafkan, to St oat.
alali, change of position, moving,
shiftiiw; ; also kalek,
al«k, iXafi-alek, backwards and for-
alffoja, Port, an executioner.
all-^, a sliug ; rajut a.-a., the Bookot
of a sling,
allf, the name of the first letter of
the alphabet.
alim, Ar. wise, loamod ; lining/ a., a
savant.
alln, medicinal rubbing i the use of
an embrocation.
aJitLlT, vla-ng aling, motion to and fro,
backwards and forwarde.
allr, Sowing ] floating down stream ;
mSngalir, Ut flow ; mSngaUrkan, to
set floating ; tali alir, a floating tine
used for catching crocodiles.
alia. Jav, the eyebrow.
alit, touching up the edge of anything
with colour ; colouring tho edge of
the eyelid.
albari, Port, sealing- was.
alku, a go-between, a pimp,
Allah, Ar. God,
aUakununa, Ar. my God ; O God !
attoari. Port, a wardrobe, an aJ-
meirah.
almaB, Ar. a diamond.
alonffan, Jav. a pool, a mere.
alpa, Skr. carelessness, negligence ;
to treat with carelessnesa ; also I6pa.
alfi, clever, smart.
ain. I. a pestle, a ponnder. II. mang-
alit-ngalukan, to welcome ; <« rc-
.'oeive a guest with assidaoas atten-
tion. III. ikan alu-alii, a large flah
(unidentified).
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lillUl, T. grouniJ-Bwell ; long colling
waves 1 bSratiin and mlngalun, to
roll-up, of the sea ; to be tempes-
tnoua. II. Jar. al-an-aiun, the espla-
nade in front of a Javanese palace.
nlor, the channel of a I'iver; the
hollowed-out ^}cA of a atream.
alwat, &i. »loca-wood.
Kma^ I. a gnat, an atom. II. Ar.
ama haad', well then after that...
an opening to a Malay paragraph.
Oman, a Chinese nucise.
Amal, Ar. good works ; meritorious
deeds in the eyes of Qod.
unan, Ar, peace, safety ; raeroy, f or-
t. At. security ; fidelity.
aman^, I. tourmaline, wolfcani. II.
■ mlngamang, to threaten, to menace.
amor, Ar. order, command, edict ; the
commands of the Deity.
funat, exceeding, very ; 'iramat, snr-
paeaii^ly ; ainati, amat-amati and
mlmpSramaf'amafi, to look very
closely at ; to devote careful attcn-
aiabal, a fixed riverine purse-net.
junbal, I. ambalan, a procession j 6Sj--
ambal-ambalan, in procession, troop-
ing after. II. a mg.
Mnban, bamhooa lasted to a boat's
side to increase its stability.
ambang', the lintel of a door ; mSng-
nmtuitj, to just aoeni to rest on the
horizon, of the sun or moon; to re-
main motionless in the air, of a bird ;
. thintaambang-amhaiigan, "wishing"
when the moon just appears over
the horizon — a most propitious time
according to Malay belief.
lUKbar, I. Ai'. ambergris. II. in-
sipid, tasteless, vapid.
ambil, taking over; taking and re-
taining (and not merely picking up) i
a. pldoman, to Bet the course by the
compass ; a. angin, to take an airily,
to go for a walk ; minffamftit, totake ;
mhigambil akan mSnantu, to take M
a son-in-law ; to give one's dai^hter
a burden
the hack
tunbohi, hullo oh an etclaniatictn
- of aslonishmtnt
ambonEC, I. a sort of native knapsack,
II. mSagambong, to auigi- up, of
waves. III. ambong-anib<»-g, a sea-
shore shrub (seoii.' la toenigt).
aittbnl, rebounding by the force of
elaatitaty ; mSngamhtd, to rebound
(e.fr. as a baU(.
ambnr, = hambar,
ombUB, mlagambua, to run away.
• lian, to keep repeatin]
fal.
amok, a furious attack; Bn"amuok'';
mfiigamok, to ran amuik; to attack
furiously.
antpal, hanging and waving loosely ;
anipauin kain, a clothes-line ; ampai-
amjiai, a small stinging jelly-fish-^
c.f. lampai,
ampat, see iiapat
ampoilff, drifting, to drift— cf.
apong, lampong, etc. '
ampu, holding np by pressure froin
below ; mlngainpu, to hold up, to
support (as corsets hold up the
breasts).
ampnan, tBngJcn ampit'in, a raja's
prineipai wife.
atupnl, -iningampal, to swell ont; to
be blown out.
ampim, pardon, forgiveness J mSmin-
ta a., to ask (orgivenosa ; ampimi,
ampunkan and vvSngaiajninkan, to
amput, (vulgar) sexual congress.
amra, Hind, the hog-plum,
amrls, Ar. «™t amris, the mnsdea
at the side of the throat)-.
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ANAI-ANAI
aiiai-tui»i, the nhite ant
tlio ter> siia.kda, aon — a, variant of atiaTiandH,
Miak, child, offgpiing, isanc, the
yonng of an Bnimal ; the native (of
a place) ; the relationship of an ac-
. C6BBOIJ to a principal object or of a
component part tfl a whole ; a. anali-
, ati, a puppet, a doll, an image ) a.
angkat, a ohitd bj adoption ; a. anjin^,
. a pnppy i a. ni/ara, a chicken i a, ayer,
a riviilBtj 0. bini, family, wife and
' family ; a, huah, the people nnder
the charge of a native headman or
chief j a.^ buanffan, a fonndling; a-
chnckit, descendants; a. dagwng, a
foreigner ; a. dam, a maiden ; a. daif-
oiig, an oarsman ; a. gahara, a legiti-
mate child; a. gampang, an illegiti-
mate child of doubtful paternity; a.
penta, the clapper of a bell ; a. gobtk,
a betel-nut ponnder ; a. gvia, sjrupi
a, gundeh, a oon by a secondary wife g
a. haratn, an ill^timate child ; a,
jori, a finger ; a. ilmbar, a twin ; a,
hanehi, a key; a. laki-laH, a boy, a
son ; a. lidak, the nvula ; a. murid,
. a |iupil ; a, nSgSri, a native of the
country; a. orang, other people's
children (especially tbeir daughters);
a. panahj an arrow ; a, p5riihu, a
boatman; a. pSrimpuan, a girl, a
daughter 1 a. piatti, an orphan; a,
raja, a prince ; a. rambat, the fringe
of hair over the forehead; a. rada,
the spoke of a wheel ; a. eulong, the
eldeat-bom; a. ituinba«,g, a child of
incept; a. suitgai, a small tributary
stream ; a. tangga, a step, a rung ot
a ladder; □. ilHnga, the external
grisliy portiou of the ear; a, tSruna,
a bachelor, an unmarried youth ; a.
Hri, a step-child ; a. tanggal, an only
child] l/lranale, to bo poeaesied of a
child, to bear n child ; roSmparanot-
ian, to beget; ^ngaiiiilc, a sort of
drum ; pHranakaii, boru in tlie coun-
onakaiida., aon— a respectful and
endearing form of hikjI-.
ananda, son— a variant of anakanda.
Mlang, my son ; a variant of anale
occurring in Malay o -Javanese litera-
anbia, Ar. propheta ; the plural of nahi.
anchai, to let go,
ancbafc, a roneh wide-intersticed
creel or basket of bamboo in which
offerings ore placed for evil spirits ;
hnaiiij a., to malte such offerings.
ancbar, Jav. the upas-tree ianiiarit
aneliok, the pairing of animals.
asolioil^, a glazed earthenware pot.
auchn, I. a large raft. II. cross>
beams under a nibong flooring.
anda, Skr. the musk-glands in a civet g
a. Muliiri, the name of a, Malay fweet*
andai, T. the hook to which the sheet
of a Malay sail is attached. II. andai~
vyo, possibly. III. see }Mndai.
audak, ^nimiandoMaa layar, to reef
andal, vndok andal, in swift SQCOBB-
eion (of work).
andam, Pers. the dressini^ of the hair
above the foreliead ; the fringe of a
andang, I. a torch of dry leaves.
II, andang-andnng, the yard on a,
ship or boat.
audar, Ar, mati uadur, to die nn-
avenged.
andaa, a block with a flat surface ;
audelca, I. Jav, you— a pronoun of
the second person used in addressing
people of rank. II. descent; the
dignity of a hereditary non-sovereign
chief; also (in Ferak) adiha.
andoli, support by means of a sling ;
andohon sStocfii, the slings under a
boat at the davit8 j lali andoh, the
lashings of a gun. carriage.
audoman, Skr. a (Kodah) variant of
ttaiionum, q.v. ; aeo also daman.
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audong, the dracoena of gardena
{cordyline tefminalis),
Audnti, Jar. mSn^andun jiirang, to
mitke war = mSngadu pirang.
tuidnr, a buflalo-^eigli.
ftneka, Skr. kinds, apecieBi siria a.,
of different kinds, yarioui 5 also mefet.
angait, thoaghts, ideas, tlio mind,
uenally angan-angan ; eiti jaga di-
angan-angan, my lady ia erer in my
thoughts.
nngalc, (Kedah) ungak-angei, bobbing
up and down.
angga, tine of a deer ; mSravg>ja tan-
dok, with branching horns.
imggai, a sign (in very high-flown
language), = isHarat.
KiH^'^i buoyant, lightly laden; Hglit
(of aickness).
iMggKp, a ohallonging invitation at
a game ; biranggop-anggopan, in
turns, turn and torn about.
ang^ar, reckoning, calculation;
anggaran pllayaran, navigation (as
a science) ; mSmhiiat anggaran, to
lake bearings j a-nggaran bwrong, the
perching place of a bird,
anggara, see angkara.
anggan,, clutching at anything ; put-
ting out the hand (o seize.
ai^gSrek, an orchid.
anggSrka, lajii ongg^rka, a long
an^it, fEistening together ; rvtan
penganggit atap, a rattan for fafiten-
ing ataps ; lolaii iinggit, the rattan
binding outside a di'um.
ang^k, to nod the head ; also
^nyffot-,
Anggota, Skr. limbs ; the members
of the body.
anggttl, to Uft at the bows, to pitch
(of a boat).
a'ni^im, fastidions, affected in man-
auggoz, I, transplanting. II, Pcra,
the vine, Brapes, (by simile) grape-
shot, shot! mjei- a., •wiae;buah a.,
grapes; tai-ak a,, a yine-shoot.
ANGKIT
III, better, rather, it were better
that.
anglu, a wind, a breeie, a cnrrent of
air; a. bamt, a west wind ; n. darat, a
land breeze ; a. gila, an uncertain
wind; a. paiing bSiiony, a whirlwind;
a.salbii2,itheBd-wind; a. aSUniiiubu, an
eddying wind;«. (imtn nrnnff, a wind
on the beam 1 amhil a., to go for au
airing; ckahnp a., vaponring, empty
talk ; di-atas a., west, countries from
which shipa used to come in the
south-west monsoon; di-baiaak a.,
Malara, Bnrma, etc., countries to
which people come from the west
during the south- west monsoon ;
kSpala a., flighty ; kSreta a., a switoli-'
back railway, (sometimes) a bicycle;
ndkan a,, to set well in a breeze (oi
a sail) , to take an airing ; mata a., the
direction from which the wind is
blowing; minjaritiJi a., to waste time ;
pJrchai/u. o., vain hopes or expecta-
tions; pSnyakita., a generic name for
internal diseases which it is hard for
a native doctor to diagnose ; pokoli a.,
a storm-cloud ; angiiiiati, to dry in a
augka, Skr. a numerical flgnre, a
cypher 1 a. dua, the figure two, the
roduplicatiou- mark.
angkap, a variant of anggap, q.r.
angk^a, Skr. violence, gross bruta-
lity or disrespect, violence to a gii'l
or woman ; hina a., a low brute ;
aitua a., a fabulous monster of great
strength.
angkaia, Skr. the regions of the aii',
the heavens ; detra. a., a celestial
deity ; uitggaa a., a bird of the air.
angkat, raising, lifting, bringing np ;
anak a., an adopted child j angliat-
angkat, gait, hearing; atighaikan, to
raise, to lift ; anghilan, an expedi-
tionary force ; anghitaa raja diraja,
the hearse at a sovereign's funeral ;
bSranglcat, to go (of aprinee).
angkaa, see Ingkuu.
Migkit, raising (small light objects),
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ANGKOil
picking up; tflol angHt-angkil,
anf koh, proud, liaiijj;ht3',
tULffkok, the figure head of a n itive
Miffknp, tweezers, forceps
Ulg'knt, raising piecemeal, piobug
Dp one nt a time, iiiLnj/angkut, to
. keep picliiiig np and renioMugj
ungkitt-a'agliut, the mason-bee
MLglo, Ch. n braaer
anfflons, apuTihon, a Eummer-iiouee.
ftngia, Skr. a goose.
a&^ana, the anaenna-tree ; also
Mtg^aokn, Skr. the name uf a tree
{pav.ttai'ndica?)
iaigvtu, progress in short stages ;
in instaltnents.
ongllB, see hangus.
angut, day -dreaming — e.g. nnder the
' influence of opium.
ami, mlngani, to arrange the pattern
on a weaver's loom.
aniaya, Skr. oppression, injustice,
wrong.
aninf -aniuB', ^ large ivssp.
ai^a. halliard.
anjak, to shift one's position slightly i
edging away.
aajal, minganjal,io spring hack into
its original position (of n fletible
body).
anjanff, Utam nujang nnjano, a va-
riety of crab.
ailjililali, £ug. iiip"l anjimaii, an
East Indiaman (ship)
anjiuff, a dogi dog, as a term of
abuBo ; anjiiig-anjitig the muscle of
the calf i a. (i^r, an otter, a hutan,
a wild dog 1 unak a , a pnppj , gigt a.,
the canine teeth ; •fftiibnia a., a d<^.
Mijlr, Pers. the fig.
tatjmig, a projecting npper-floor
room; a sort of cotered verandah
over a porch or drive.
ai^Jnx, m^nganjai; to project, to
Stretch out.
aanm, Jav. fair, handaome ; mtu n.,
the handsome prince; Sira Panji.
annr, a (Kedah) rariant of andur, q.v.
aata, I. Skr. eiiatence, entity, natui«;
fc^raWa iTidera, divine 1 fiSranm loSa,
earthly, mundane ; anta Msoma,
flowery; the name given to a Malay
diah (made of Ulfdek). II. Skr.
■aaija onta-hoga, the great SDrpenf..
aatab, the husk ; tho outer skin of
grain.
antak, to tap the gronnd with the
ciiahion of tho foot, the heel remain-
ing Btntionary,
antan, a pestle.
autap, heavy for its size j of great
specific gravity.
antaE, = hanlai-.
antor-antar, a ramrod ; a pounder.
antara, Skr. space between ; time
between; Ai-aiUara, during the in-
terval between ; in tho space be-
tween ; among ; ingat antara bgium
t5«a, think before you are involved in
anything (look before yon leap), prov.
anteb, mSngimteli, to spin (threwl).
anteias, Ar. setiu.
antero. Port, the whole; a. ESlang,
the whole of Klung — i.e. the district
and not the mere town.
auti, iiiitai; anti, convulsive move-
mcnl.; a\so &ntalc-anti.
antU, fintal-anlilf swaying loosely.
anting, hanging down and swaying ;
peiidnlonB ; wiitang-miting — id. of
many objects swaying at a time ;
antiTig-anli-ag, an ear-pendant; bu.
rang aniing-a'nti-tig, racqnet -tailed
drongo (dinnemunii platmua).
antok, I. mSnga^itoli, to be drowsy or
sleepy. II. colliding ; hlrantai, to
collide I gigi MfanioJc, chattering
teeth ; ISraittok, in collision ; suddh
tirantoh baharv, tUngadah, to look np
after the collision (to shnt the stable-
door after tho steed has been stolen),
autul, mlngaidaJ, to bound back, t<^
fall iHick,
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ANTUS !
fULtnn, Urantun, to bu particalar
about one's dreas.
MLtnp, Jav. the sting of an tneect.
Ann, ancli and sncb s -anu, eo-and-
aoidi-kaapiynganii at such-and-saoh
a place
anngSrali bbr favour grace ; the
gift of a superior to an iuferior;
anag^Tahi to bestow to confer a.
favour OD
annn, a (Keiiah) vansut of unu,
aayam, plmting ; basket and ma,t-
worlt ; tninsanyam, to plait.
AJijaaig, to Bweep up rubbish into
heaps.
aiLjrek, onyah-anyelc, vacillating, iin-
deoidedi sbakiug (as a loose tooth).
lUiyutf see hanyut^
apa, what ; dia, oratig iipa, nliat is
he P apa-huat, what are yon doing ?
apa-apa, whatever! apa-bila, when,
whenever ; apa fasal, why ? upa
guna, what is the use ? apa-h-ila,
when, whtsnever j apa-Utgi, what
then P apa-laJi, please— i.e. as mnoh
as foa pteaBC ; kkabari apa-lah, tell
me something (whatever you like) ;
apu-macham, how; what kind of;
in what way; apa eSbab, why; ana-
tah, what... ? haiang-apii, whatever;
' bgblrapa, in some quantity ; some,
several j bSrapa, in what quantity ;
how many, how mncb ? bstapa, how,
why P kSnapa and mSitgapa, why P
siajti, who? tiadamlngapa.oi {aoMo-
qniftlly) tidab apa, no matter, never
ap&blla, when ; whenever.
apok, Jav. foul, fetid (of oiloiir).
apakala, when, whonevcr.
apam, Tam, a thin cake.
apas, striking, effective (of costume).
ap«k, I. Bpruoe, smart, neat. II.
chaJcap npcJc-apeIc, tale -bearing ; mis-
obievous or inconsistent talk.
api, fire; alight; a light-house ; api-
api, a generic name for a number of
trees of the mangrove olosH ; asap a.,
smoke; 6ara a., Eve embers; balua.,
ABAS
flint; httiiga a., sparks, liroworts;
Ai-makwit a,, burnt ; •johek a., a flro
syringe ; gmx^mg a., a volcano ; kapal
II,, a stearashi"; tayu a., firewood:
kireta a., a railway; a steam tram-
way; laut a., the tiery sea (hell);
plrio<i a,, a bomb, a shell; simut a.,
a long black stinging ant; bh-opi,
flaming.
apilan, a gun-shield.
apit, wedging between two surfaces
(not connected by a hinge) ; apitan, .
n. printing-press ; mSiujapit, to press
between two surfaces ; terapif, wedg-
ed in between.
apiuiL, Ar. opium,
apoug. drifting, floating ; floatsnm,
driftwood ; laieana apong di-tSngah
laat, like driftwood on the waves
(helpless), prov.
apnin, a c^e resembling (but not
identical with) the apam.
apns, = hapuf.
aza, a generic name for trees of the
fig type; m^nan'iarata'-bSrffStahjto
wait for the fig to lose its sap (an
endless wait), prov,
Arab, Ar. Arabian, Arabic ; nlgSH A.,
Arabia ; bahisa A,, Arabic.
axah, direction ; a, ka-laat, towards
tlie sea; sa-kUiling a., on alt sides,
in all directions ; ta'-fAitit <^, incon-
fasiuii.
acai, ami jSmarai, hanging loosely.
arak, I, blrarak, to march in proces-
sion ; pirardkaa, a, processional car ;
II, Ar. arrack ; rice.apirit ; spirits
generally,
araJclan, furthermore.
aial, Ar, an obstacle ; a diSiculty ; a
Oram, I. auspicion. II, ainm tSmaram,
lustre; clouded over (as
then
.n).
acang, charcoal; kayv, a,, ebonyj
■ ij. batu, coal ; u. di-muka, defilement ;
shame, disgrace,
ararat, li^ng,. arrowroot.
aras, I, rising to a level withi
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ARASIt 1
min3.ii-a» a., to riae to tlie cloud-
line. II. a tvenn in cheas.
■rroali, Ar. the tlirone of God.
aToli&, Skr, an image ; a, baa-relief.
ftri, I. Jav. yoanfi^r brother or sister ;
= adek; ari-ningsaa,id.i = adinda.
II. ari-an, the piibeB, III, Ar, halter.
IV. = hari.
avlft, (nautical) lower nwaj !
arif, Ar, loarued, erudite.
iUdfla, Ar. wiaa men ; the wiso—
plural of arif,
«Kin(r, I. fool-smelling. II, tbe Rmall
piece of worked steel at the top of the
blade of a kSris (it correspouds in
some respeots to the guard on a
foil).
arip, Jav. sleepy.
»rii, I, a bolt-rope, JI. Ar, a hnsband.
arlt, Jav, a slightly corred knife need
for tapping trees.
Arjutui, Skr, the hero Arjutia.
arUau, see arakian.
amBrli, At. a rabbit,
axoag, wading througb water; ford-
ing ; m^ngarong, tfl "wada throi^h
water; toford; totraverae; hllayar
minijaTom}, to put out to sea ; mSag-
arong doraii, ta wade through blood
(a metaphor for great slaughter) ;
i, croHaiug, a channel (a
metaphor for the d
of the sea).
Arpns, catgut.
artt, see Mrti.
,.(m
p eeutml part
ih (opfti'ucepli-
■eole-aa).
axyn., a saw.odged knife,
Mnroli, Ar, the yital elements iu a
man; the soal; the spirits of the
dead ; mnkan a,, a feast in. honour of
the dead ; tlrhang a., lose of oon-
, Sfc, hope [ jjuliiH a., hopeleea-
98 ! Mlang a., id.
d, Ar, a lion.
b, pindjng down, whetting ; filing
' ATUR
(the teeth) i batu ii., a whetstone;
asahkan, to whet, to grind down.
MBii, a fi'uit- weevil,
asak, pressing in or pressing down ;
ramming into a small space.
Mial, Ar. origin i a. uml, history j
origins; lineage 1 nsai-iiya, originally;
asalkan (or simply asal), if, provided
that, if only.
^um, acid, sour ; acid fruits ; lalc-
sana amm Afngan garaia, like acide
and flaJt (which go well together),
prov. ; limau a., the lime,
aaap, smoke, vapour ; aeapkan, to
fumigate ; to perfume with incense |
^rasajian, a censor.
aaek, giddy behaviour.
aihik, Ar. enamoured ; in love ; lover.
asin, salt, saline.
Wting, distinct, SFparato, apart ;
orang a., another person, a diHerent
person ; aningiaii, to sot apart ; to
discriminate.
aakar, Ar. soldiery,
aanxara, Skr. love ; sexual love.
aaoh, mlnga^ah, to nurse; pengasoh,
Skr. an octagonal pattern
&«n, gigi asit, the canine teeth,
sumi, stirring up enmity, egging
to a quarrel ; mSngaaiit, to egg on.
;rup.
to
n.leafi
atap, rooSng; thatch of pali
a. ayan, a corrugated iron root; a,
latu, a. ghntitig, or a. siiek t^n^giling,
a tiled roof; a. gajah mBntjiuu, a
covered way.
atae, minyak atar, otto of roses.
aias, position above ; with reference
to ! about; di-utoa, above; ka-atae,
upward, to a place above.
atan, Skr. or,
atonff, tlratoag-atimg, riding at an-
fttOT, Betting in order;
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alnran, regnlatianE ; afwlcan, to Bet
atliB, (Kedah) ba Sltsx; bo rioHe.
Rnlla, Ar. a saint; the saints.
ftoni, (ontjmntopcBic) ; mlngaum, to
growl (as a tiger), to murmur (hb a
orowd).
ftnr, a generic nanie given to niaEj
large t^uuboos.
ana, to be worn away by friction.
aata, false, lying.
fcWai:, body, person, »elf; contents!
you, thou (in Johor and Pahang) j a.
plrahu, the crew of a ship.
aiWBl, Ar. begianing ; first ; a, jnueim,
the beginning of the BeaaoD.
Kmu, clond ; cloud-like pattern ; a.
mSngandons hKjan, a roin cloud ; a.
timiul, pattern in relief; a. liiiggU-
am, an incised pattern.
AVaniTi I- young fellow, young man,
youth. II. aviang-avmng or axi-ang-
att^ngan, the lower heftTena ; the
space between earth and aky.
Kwex, — hawar.
airaB, keen sight! second sight.
ftwat, I. why, what, wherefore. II.
the ridge between plough -furrows ;
mS-tnMchdh a., to croBB-plough.
ayAh, I, father, aire; a. ioitdo, parenta.
II. Hind, an Indian nurse.
ayaliaiida, aire (in court language).
I^nk, sifting; m&ngayah, to pass
. through a sieve ; ayikan, a sieve.
nyiaa, a generic name for fowls ; u.
bila'ada, a turkey i a. diiuik or a.
fiM(an,ajnnglefowl; a. ifeft, poultry j
BABANG
a. jaiiian, a cock; a. Icati or a. him-
hiri, a, capon; a. laatiara, a gniaea-
fowlj a,. yiSgar, the flre-baek phea-
sant (lopftura rufa) ; ayam-ayam, a
watercock ; oitot a., a chicken.
ATan, Eng. corrugated iron.
ftjrapau, victuals.
ayat, Ar. verse of the Koran.
ayer, water, liquid, juice, sap ; a. bah,
a flood; a. batu, ice; a. gain, syrup;
a. klras, spirits ; a. madu, honey ; n.
mata, tears; a, matvar, rose-water i
a, minim, drinking-water; a. muJfa,
expression of face ; a. <paeang, the
rising tide; a. pSfoh, perspiration) a,
surui, the falling tide; o. (otfar, freah
water ; a. leh, tea ; a. ttrjun^ a water-
fall; buang a., to ease oneself ; mala
o., a spring ; tanah a,, territories,
ayo, an interjection of greeting.
1170I1, alas ! an exclamation of sorrow.
ayok, (coarse) sexual congress.
ayn, Jav. fair, handsome.
ayon, to rock, to sway ; h^iyun or
mSngayun, id. ; ayunan, a hammook ;
a cradle.
ayut, (coarse) sexual congress.
Ma, Ar. honoured; in honour (of
God).
asab, Ar. sorrow, pain, trouble ; also
the
adiab.
akal, Ar, the beginning of
endless past.
aiinat, Ar. a talisman,
asis, Ar. dear, darling,
asmat, Ar. awe-inspiring; also adl-
"ba, the name of the second letter of
the alphabet.
Iiaada, Ar. after; haada-hu, after
that;
Iiab, Ar, a chapter; a main division
of a book.
baba, a Stiaits-bom Chinese;
foreigner bom in Malaya,
babad, Jav. a chronicle, a history.
babak, set, series ; sa-babak, of 1
series ; similar, identical.
babanff, agape ! gaping wide.
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BABAIC 1
tiatsir, dBtretoh; expEmsian; iSrbahar,
- spread nuti sstretcli.
ImltaR, driven out of its course (of a
-Bhip).
MM, a, pi;^ ; pis ^ a teiTH of ahose ;
b. bitta, leckleaaaeae ; b. htilan, a
vrihi pig; b. katcan, the helf-gromn
wild pig ( b, ■mmgitt, the young wild
pig (striped) 1 b. tunggal, the foH-
grown boar; hxtht b., a Bea-nrcbin ;
. biifi-ong !•., the adjutant (bird) j gilu b.,
epilepsy.
Imlill, wrangling, altercation ; 6S?'-
babil, to dispute.
Ilftlllt, interference i dragging third
parties into a dispute,
Imbok, dull, denso, stupid,
.balm, a JaTanese nurse.
balmr, broad-ixnlied,
iMolia, reading; the utterance of
. formnlio, prayers or iuoantations ;
mlmbacha, to read ; (anila bachaan,
Towel-pointB ; diacritical marfce.
iMMhlUlg, see marhwng or imhachang.
iMMbax. ioqnacious.
bachln. stinking, fetid,
baohir, bochor-bacMr, very Icalir,
constantly running,
bftolinl. timid, spiritless; ayoim b., a
oock that will hot Hght.
tiadak, a generic name for the rhiao-
. ceroB ami tapir; b. apt, a fabnloUB
rhinoceros ; b, himpii = b. IcSrbav, ;
6. kSrbau, the Humatran rhinoceros ;
£, rai^a, the Jaran rhinoceros (r. eon-
- dakua) ; 6. tampong, the tapir i =■
badam, Pers. the almond; b. china,
gronnd-nutfl.
badon, Ar, the body (in contradistinc-
tion to the soul) ! cf, fuboK
badanff , a large bamboo tmy or sieve,
badar, Ar. the moon; the name of a
plain near Mecca.
badak, a small knife.
badi, the evil influences affecting a
place; also bah-ii.
mdok, I. clumsy; bulky. II. tho
name of a fish.
BAH ANA
I .by ,
a wandering
bado&tf, 3ur, a gorget i
child,
scoundrel,
badnt, Jav. a jester.
bafta. Pecs, woven fabrics,
baffal, kind, Bpecies, vari"ty ; like —
the Penang equivalent for bEjjItH ;
bagai-bagai, Boris, kinds ; also plU'
bagai; bSi-bagai-hagai, of different
Boris ; sa-bagni, like, resembling.
baf^imoua, bow ? in what way ?
ba^l, awkward, clnmsy ; too tall,
too big.
ba^au. a platform for drying fish (
a scaffolding; (Penang) a landing-
place.
ba^B, continDODB (of a gale).
ba^au, a plant (iti/ii'e indica).
bagkal, Ar. a mule,
bAgi, (Penang) to, for, towards ; to
give,
ba^mana, = bagaimann.
baffinda, Sk, kinij, prince, ralerf
yonr majesty,
bagini, in this way; thus.
baf^tu, in that way ; so,
bagong, clumsy, awkward (of the
build of a boat),
bapi, ba^u-bogu, a slice or natural
sub-dirision of a fruit.
bajrnr, big for one's age ; oTergrown.
bagHB, fine, handsome,
bab, oyer ftah, flood water; inundation.
babadl, the evil infinences (super-
. natnral) haunting a place; alsoboiii.
.bahadml, Fers. knightly, gallant,
bakagi, to divide ; to allot ; ' '
a division, a share.
iHtkagia, Skr. blcsBiug; bSibahagia,
fortunate, blessed.
bakam, holding in the mouth ; chew-
ing; mouthing; mastication; also a
coarse equivalent for eating.
baban, 1. a chunk or large lump
(especially of wood). II, dmbhing,
soundly thrashing.
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iiahar, Ar. tho sea; bintu'l-bahar, a
- niermaid.
Iialiara, a weight ; cf. hara.
tlabari, Pers. excellent, noble, worthy,
liailULTn, new i newlyi juatj just then;
- not till then ; then^ tofiunb., thenew
year; bakaru in datang, he has just
, oome J Also boiit.
llftlLaci, I. knocking up against. II.
Ar. debate, discusBion.
lialuMa, Skr. language; fitting lan-
guage ; politenesa ; manners ; b. MS-
layi, t\ie M alay language ; tiada iahv,
ft., to lack manners i /cvrang b,, id. j
jalan b., idiom j jwrit b., an inter-
preter : also bata,
'bOibaya, Skr. danger, peril; mo™-
hahaya, id. ; also baya.
liaUnn, of a truth ; yes j verily ;
moreover; a strong affirmative,
1>a]ttdra, Skr. a vessel ; an ark ; an
at^sy — a poetic equivalent for a
Itolltl, I. the shoulder; tSrchabul-lak
aSndi hahu-nya, his shoulder was pnt
out of joint. H. (Dntch) a measure
. of auperficies (aboinu),
'babwa, Skr. the story is, the facts
open a paragraph or the words of a
statement; bahva-aanya or b, sa-
sv/nggoh-nya, id.
"baVd, Ar. far, distant ; harib dan b.,
■ ■ near and far ; relativea and strangers.
baldvxi, Skr. an opal ; a generic
name for a niunbor of precious atones
— such as opala, eat'a-eyos, et^;.
Imik, good, e.icelk'ut ; useful ; woll ;
ttion ada b., are you woll ; how are
you; how do you do; bitik-baik,
carefully; jaga I. b., take care;
toift...botjt!..., both,,. and... — e.g. baik
janlan baik bitiua, both men and
women; bailc-lah, all right; very
.well i ea-baik-baik, however well ; as
.well as possible ; baikt or mimbaiki,
to repair, to mend.
I BAKAT
liaiTOp, Eng. a beacon ] a buoy ; a
trigonometrical station.
liait, At. house 1 baitu't-mal, the trea-
sury; bailu'ilah, God'a house; baitu'l-
maiadai, Jerusalem.
Ilaja, I. stec-l ; the process of temper-
ing ; improving by manure ; fcoiaii
a^al bajii yang baik, if of good st«el
to atart with J tanak yang tiada bSr-
iaja, unmanured laud. II. a prepa-
ration of burnt coconut shell uaed
for staining the teeth.
l)^ak, I. (Malacca, Singapore) a
plough ; = (Penaug) Ktiggali ; mala
b., the ploughshare. II. Jav. a pirate.
bajan, Skr. a basin ; better b^ana.
bajajig', an evil spirit; a familiar
bajan, a sea gipsy.
b^i, a wedge; 6. bUah, a wec^ for
forcing open a fissure; b. ra^af, a
wedge for filliug an interstice so aa
to keep an object in position or
steady.
bajik, Jav. kibajikai-, virtue, merit,
good deeds.
bajing, Jav. a squirrel.
bajn, an outer garment, a coat, a,
jacket, a tunic; b, dalsm, aainglet;
b. hujan, a mackintosh, a rain coat;
b. partus, an overcoat ; favgan b., tho
sleeve of a coat.
baka, I, heredity; inherited charac-
ter. II. Ar. eternal, lasting; dart
nSgeri )/anp fima ka-nlgiri yang haka,
from a perishable to an impcrishablo
country (from earth to heaven).
bakai, (Kedah) mandi lakai, to wash
iu fresh water after bathing in the
bakal, I. hereditary social position ;
b. Iv Jreamana, of a laksaroana's family.
II. Jav. materials for construction.
bakap, a fiah (unidentified).
bakar, burning ; to bnm ; mlmhaiai;
to bum, to roast; ilrbakaT, bumf,
bakarat, Ar. virginity.
bakat, tide-rips; masses of drift-
wood and seaweed marking the poin*
kiogle
BAKAU 1
oE contact of two cnrrentB or the
highest point of the heoch reached
by the tido , tnioea of an omptire
batei), mangrove -swamp ( a generic
name for mangroyes; ular b., a
apeciPS of viper (lacheiii purpurea-
bftkdnl, a bearing-rein.
1>akek, a pepper; pipei' chabo.
ImUiU, Av. covetooB, avaricious.
bftkhtikr, Pera. fortunate.
baJd, Ar, balance left ovei:; s\irp]u(;
remainder.
bakir. turned sour (of milk).
iMtkok, stupid, inattentive, dense.
bakonff, a ^xrge white-flowered lilj'
like plwit {crin
like pi
Irnkt^i
ekr.
tionj birbuat b., 1
birbakii, deToat ;
ioua service ; devo-
) show devotion to
■it in God's sight ;
UbaMiav, devo.
b»klll, a basket, a hamper; mpnjun-
jong b., to carry a baafcet on the head.
1)a]cap, closed by inflammation (of the
eyes) ; " bunged np."
IhUA, I. Ar. misfortune, injury ^ tolak
6., a propitiatory offering or saorifice.
II, Sk. army, eoidierylj b. tlntlra,
bnlali, disputing', quarrelling, wordj
ballll, I. a hal! of andience ; the court
of a plnghitlu; (Penang) a police-
station. II. halai-balai, npsetting,
confusing i confused, disorderly.
bAlairong, a large hall of a type
mentioned in romances ; a hall of
genera] assembly; t. ayong, id.
balak, (Dntch) a baulk, a large piece
of timber.
balun, I. the Malay fjround-dove
fftopelia itriata), usually known as
ahdlvr. II. dimly Tiaible, haiy (as
distant hills) ; ialam-baJam, id. III.
^iiSmbalam-httlam, to paddle with
short qniok rtrokei.
r, I. a bottle with a long narrow
i BALUT
neck. H.amiswle; to hurl a missile.
III, Jav. mournful neaa =■ tcalang.
IV. to paddle quickly = halam.
balap, I. albino whiteness ( pinkness;
IcSrbHH h., a pink buffalo. II. chaka*
balar, scratched all over; covered
with abrasions.
It&Iaa, sending back ; return ; re-
quital ; revenge ; balaai, to requite (
mSmbalai, to send back^e.g. m.
tabek, to return a salntation; m.
aarat, to reply to a letter.
balasaa, Ar. balm, balsam.
poknk baliiu, a large tree
(™
P)
Balchi, Baluchi, -nigiri B., Baluchis-
baldl, Hind, a horse-bucket.
balelc, position behind ; in rear of i
the reverse ; di-balek, behind ; b.
adab, disrespect; (nfai:-!)., backwards
and forwards; b&rbalek^ to return j
tlrbalek. upside down, reversed.
bal^liAm, Ar. mucus, phlegm.
ball, I. Ch. the cabin of a junk.
II. Baliaese ; Pulan B., Bali.
baliffh, Ar, adnlt, mature ; akal b.,
years of discretion ; puberty.
Mllng, revolution; bolang-h,, chain-
shot.
baloll, the wooden frame of a drum ;
balohan, the skeleton of a howdah.
balok, I. Port, a small sailing craft.
II. mSn'halok,to "string" for choice
balonff, I. the comb of a cook ; b.
iulit, patched of bark sticking ont
loosely from the trunk. II. balotg
bidai, an evil spirit of the water.
bain, widowed.
balnn, to boat with a rattan.
baliu, hard skin, such as that which
forms under the yoke in a bullock;
untanned hide ; jerked meat.
balnt, I. enwrapping, enwinding, b.
rokok, to roll up a cigarette ; di-baWt-
nya turai, he wrapped the letter in
the envelope (of yellow silk). "
inflamed, red (of the eyes),
kiogle
BAM II
Imni, CFoiB-tree ; croea-piece ; tlie 1mr
of a, bulloct-cart.
bKmbAnff, flat and broad (bb a
bamba, b«mbo<) ; better bulah and
bftmbnn, the MtLlaj^on mongoose.
bMal, Ch. a dish of Termicelli, prawns
and pork.
IwuBiiig, l&rge ()□ certain compound
ezpreBaioiiB onlf )■
bftnar, etnor btinar, resplotideiit.
banat, I, mimhanat, to thraah. II.
■wild, forest-coTeced = Mignfora. III.
At. aimi'l-banat, a precious cloth.
banobl, I. toll. <
II.
. adie
m.
Jav. hermaphrodite.
bauolioll, miiing up ) kneading up
(flour, etc.).
bauobtit, I. projecting ; tSrinnchul
mata, with the eye thrust out in-
tentl7 (oE a lizard on a wall). II.
Batav. to tutiline = hantut.
bandang, ikon bandang, a fish (cfiry-
lophrya haita ?)
bandw, I. Pera. a sea-port ; shah-
bandar, harboiir-maBter ; a Malay
officer controlling the coast and ship-
ping. II. bandaraii, a wator-courso ;
bandar ayer, id.
bandaraali, & private mosque or
chapel.
bandMa, a bale.
bandera, see hladera.
banding, couiparisou ; tiada »a-band-
JTlj, incomparable ; bandinglian, to
compare.
baudok, nerroue, self-oonscious.
baudong, I. a connected paii' — e.g.
ialai bandong, two halla connected by
a pasaage ; tflur dva $a-bandong,
two yolks in one Bgg.
bandn, Skr. friend, sssociftte, com-
, I. Pers. the call to prayer.
; BANGS*
II. Jav. redi Batti b.. a pattern of
sarong in which red predominates,
bangal, t^r'm.nffai, loft unfinished ; in*
complete (of a work).
bangar, I. putrid (of long stagnant
water), II. ivgar bangar, great up-
bangat, speed; extreme speed ; ex-
tremely Boon; bangat-bangat or 6,
amat, very quick; in a very great
degree indeed.
bangan, the Malay egi-et (bubulcvs
coromandas and kerodiiit intermedia),
bangbang. Jav, red; Wara bnnir*
bang weian, the eastern glow ap-
bangSlas, opened out ; unpartitioned..
bangilo. Eng. bungalow.
bangkai, a dead body; a carcase —
cf. mayat (which is respectful).
bangkang, I. wide apart (of the
points of horns, etc.); tawtolc b., homSr
the points of which are wide aparti
\, the black fc
III.u
ed, left ii
bB,Iigfcar, tough, hard; set stiff (in
death).
bangkafl, yellow flecked with black
(as the colour of a, fighting-cock).
bangking, a laige round lacquered
bangklr, langlar-hangkir, turning
everything upside down (as in a dis-
orderly search).
bangUt, rising up ; b. bSrdii'i, torise
and stand erect; to stand up; ilr-
bangkit, to rise ; bSrbangktt-lak tiita-
kutan, a panic arose.
bangliong, parang bangkong, a short
broad-bladed Bngis chopping knife.
bangkn, Port, a bench, a stool, a seat
without arms or back.
bangknt, atunt«d in growth ; stumpy,
baiigaa, Skr. race, family, good birth j.
bahasa mSnunjokkan bangia, a man's
manners show his descent, prov. j i.
China, the Chinese; Itrbangia, of
birth ; nobly bom.
oogle
ItMtffsai, decayisd, rotten, falling t(
pieces (of wood).
iHtngrtMl, a filled ) b. Icuda, a stable c>i
bangaat, vagra,iit, mi
oiaug b., a vajj^bond.
TtaxLgHa.wMX, Sfer. of good birth,
.noble; the word is also usecl of a
native opem company.
Itan^si, B native flate or flageolet.
liaiiffTm., to rise, to get upj Bhapo,
bearing; Jaioh b., falling and rising;
Btumbling along ; tiWoiu tahut ban-
_guH-nya, bearing himself like a man
, in great fear ; 6nBff«i>-i)OBffi™., shape,
form; hangun-bangnnan, a tnrret or
otow'b nest in a stockade ; a acaifold -
ingj tomjfunfcim, to make a person
gilt np; minibatigur, to rise; to re-
cover damages fur the loss of a mur-
dered relative.
Imni, At. bani Adam, the children of
Atlum; mankind.
banian, see binian.
ttainiiig, the tortoise (festtido emys).
tmuir, a bnttresa-like projection at
the base of the trunk of certain trees.
iMnJar, row, rank, file; bhianjar,
arranged in rows ; iuman banjaran
siiri, tbe Old-Javanese garden of the
heaperides.
"bail}!, Ch. glazed earthenware lat-
Itantali, quarrelling, altercation ; (igr-
banlak,to dispute; lianldJi an, quarrel-
.some, given to contradicting; pSr-
bantdhan, an altercation.
iantai, cutting np a slaughtered
animal j quartering; plmbantai, a
butcher.
bautal, a pillow, a cushion ; hantal-
baittal, a short horizontal patch of
rainbow light.
iMUttauKi bunti«g baniung, advanced
.pregnancy.
llMnteiiir, the Doll ox (.boe enndaicuf)
when domesticated.
kultlnsr, dashing down, beating to-
getlier; threshing padi against the
a UARAU
sides of a wooden tub ; mimhanting,
to dash against ; S'lpirti omhok mem-
ba'titing dirUnya, like waves dashing
into each other, prov.
bantu, aid, assistance ; mlmbantK,
to succour, to aid, to help.
bantmi, uprooting ; pulling up the
foundations.
bautnt, frustration ; rendering abor-
tive ! nipping in the bud.
banjak, much ; many i a quantity ;
6. orang, a number of persons ; orang
b., the populace ; sa-banyakifbe same
number as, as many as, as much as ;
JtSSowi/aiflB, most; the majority; thu
baujni lav fern ented coconut water
used in dyeing silk
bapa father nil h or ibti b
bara 1 embeis 1
.II. tvlat taio ballast (see bal ar )
III. ia a hara 1 iggledy pigglodj
rV. Hmd btg great mam (in oei
tain nauticJ expressions)
barab abscess tumour
barai. an edible salt watei shell fisl
baran low snampy undergronth
babi b wild pig infestin), Bach
undei^rowth
baraug, things in grneral ; luggaf^e ;
one's belongii^S; anything; any;
would that in some way ; b. upu,
whateyor ; b. boning, (I) things,
belongings, luggage ; (2) ordinary,
common ; !j. bila, whenever ; b. kali,
perhaps; b. siapa, whoever; sn-
barang, whatever.
baraa, Ar. leprosy.
barat, I. west ; b. tSpal, due west ;
nrang b., Keiantanese {as described
in Faiang). II. sfsof barat, very
much astray ; confused. III. ikaa,
harai-barat (triacanthas brevirosMs).'
baran, ilan barau-barau, {triacan-
tJius y.'tchii} J bjirong baraji-barau.
•^klOgle
BABEE 1
the yellow crowned balLui {tracky-
eomui ochrocephalus).
barek, moUled, voined, vorie^ted.
Sari, I. At. God the Creator. II. iari-
hari, fiait-&ieB.
'baring, Ijing down at full iength ;
bljbaHng, to lie down ; baTingkart, to
place in a recnmbent poaition.
barls, B line, a row, a file (of eoldiers) ;
b. sipaki, a line of troops.
baroli, low land ; the land lying
below one.
barony, I. a booth, a stall. II. a
road between hills ; a pass or coL
bam, I. new ; = lakaru. 11. a, Hea-
flhore tree {hibisaus tiliaeeus) ; ikan
daun 6. (drepoite ptmciata).
banu, kapur b., camphor.
bamt, a long bandage ; a bodice
worn by children j to bandage or
swathe in cloth,
bariakh, alam b.. Hades.
baaah, wet, moist; b. Itvyv/p, wring-
ing wet 1 Jtain batahan, clothes used
for bathing in; old clothes j 6usnJi-
basal, janndice.
baaan, hard (when it should he soft),
e.g. of a boiled potato.
baiidiah, Turk, a pasha.
basi, musty, stale, mouldy.
basob, washingi eapirti ayer hasoh
iangan, like water for washing one's
hands (a cheap and little-prized
article), prOT. ; basohkan, to wash,
baioug, I. a pointed excrescence near
the root of a tree. II, an envelope
of bark for raw sago. III. half
seasoned (of wood).
bata, I. batu bata, a brick; atap b.,
a tiled roof. II. bafa-bala, in doubt i
. kSbata-bataaWf x)erplesity.
Batak, an aboriginal tribesman ; a
Battak j mlmbatak, to lead a nomadic
life.
batal, Ar. fntiie, useless ; mfoniutoi-
' ion, to bring to nonght.
battutf, a tree-trunk; a shaft; a
handle; a rod; b, ayer, a wator-
BAUK
coiu^e ; b. hidong, the bridge of the
nose; b. jora«, a fishing-rod j b.taya,
a tree; b. leher, the neck; 6. pin-
gayoh, the handle of a paddle.
batara, see bStara.
bataa, the ridges round wet padi-
bati, sa-bati, inseparably connected;
bound together.
batll, a metallic cup or small bowl.
batin, I. a triba.1 chief (of aborigines,
orang laal, etc.). II. Ar. esoterio:
inner; hidden.
batir, batir-batir, a gold band fasten-
ing a hiris scabbard to its belt,
batoh, a gambler.
batofe, a cough ; b, hlriag, phthisis t
b. Utah or b. tiseJc, whooping-cough.
batn, stone, rock; mile-stone, milej
native anchor ; b. apt, flint ; b. amiwf,
coal ; 6. asah, whetstone ; 6. bata,
brick; b.liltanda,crjatai; (diamond}
paste ; b. bSrani, magnet ; b. bS>i,
granitic rock ; b. chanai, grindstone;
b. docking, the weight on a balance ;
b. daga, a plummet ; 6. gSliga, . a
bezoar ; b. iail, the weight on a
fishing-line ; b. Icarang, galena ore j
b. klpala, crown of the head ; b. las,
emery ; b. lintar, fossil stone imple-
ments ; b. I'oboh, debris ; h. aauh, a
native anchor ; 6. eSmpadan, boun-
dary-stone ; b. uji, touchstone j ayer
6., ice i chop 6,, lithography ; gulab.,
loaf-sugar.
ban, smell, odonr ; bau-bauan, per-
fume ; bgi-feuw, to be scented ; to
smell of.
bank, a beard under the chin ; cham-
baitg b,, a full beard ; janggut b., id.
baiui|r< 1, curved (as a plantain or
chairback — i.e. concave on one side,
convex on the other). II. ikan baung,
(iajnia sp.)
banx, ehampar laur, tavoit mixed iqii
also champur gaul.
losedbyGoOgle
f oft,
accept the Mnhammaidaii faith i i.
jalan, to leafl the way; 6. lari, to
carry off, to ran away with ; b. mati,
to retain till death ( to carry to one's
graTO ; b. fSrgi, to take away ; plrgi
b., to fetch.
bawall, below, nnder; ia-btmnih,
downward ; di-bawah, below ; dari-
bawah, from under.
barWal, ikan bauNiI, the pomfret;
(glromaleua sp.)
bavaug, a generic name for onions,
leeka, etc, ; b. BSnggala or b. Bombai,
imported onions ; b, China, garlic;
b. merah, tlie local onion.
iMwaair, Ar. piles, hEemorrhoids ;
Imirot, drooping; mala I., drooping
eyelids, sleepiness.
b^a, I. sa-baya, of the same age.
II. Sfcr. danger ; = hahayu,
Irnynb, bulkiness, extreme corpu-
bajam, spinach.
b^an, I. barong iayan, the parro-
quet {paUewvin longicauda"). II. Ar,
clear, obvious; Urbayan-Uih nyata,
id. III. JaT. a. waiting-maid at a
bafaiig, shadow, image, ragae mit-
iine; Kriayang, imaged vaguely,
Bhadowed forth.
bajrax, payment, paying i mSmbayar,
to pay,
bajroh, plorality of wiTea.
bayong;, jrshu b., a small knife.
barn, I. Skr. the wind, the breeze j
Taya, the jEolus of the old Javanese
m^hology ; cii-pujm( bayii, waving
in the breeze, II. a slave; a sub-
missive pronoun of the first person.
baynr, a name given to aevetal trees.
bea, ouatoma dues ; fihean, a cnatoma-
station.
^MHmI, etupid, dull, dense ; orang yang
htbal, a fool.
S BECfAt
bfiban, a burden, a load.
beban, wii^ked, perverse, disobedient.
bfibaug', a stoppage (in the anus or
uterus).
bebaa, free behaviour ', familiarity j
making oneself at home.
bibat, girdling, wrapping round.
bebek, Jav. duct; = (Malay) itelc.
bacbak, I. muddy, slushy. II. Ch. a
jinrilcisha.
beohanif, bechang-heckoh, the sound
of quarrelling.
becbek, Jav. slushy ; = bechalc.
bechok, bechang-beckoJc, the sound of
quarrelling.
beda, 8kr. distinction, difference:
sitarang tnt bedn tlrlalu, things ara
very different now ; membedahan, to
distinguish between, to differentiate]
pSTbedaait, distinction, difference ;
also beta.
bedak, division into equal parts.
bddak, a cosmetic face-powder; bSr-
bldak, powdered with cosmetic,
bfidal, a swishing blow with a light
rattan.
bfidan, reddish itchy spots.
bedar, an ancient one-masted type of
bMara, Skr. a name given to several
trees; b, China, the jujube; buoJi b.,
(I) the frnit of this tree j (3) a name
of a Malay sweetmeat.
bfidfibab, Pers. ill-starred, aconrsed.
badek, meTubedek, to look fixedly
through one eye ; to aim.
btdia, a spangle.
bfidll, obat bSdil, gunpowder.
Mdok, a big drum used for calling
people to mosqne j = (Kedah) gSn-
bSdonET, a swaddliug-cloth for a new>
ly bom child.
bSdokang', ikan bHulcang, a fresh'
water fish (unidentified).
bega, pointing at, aiming at ; tnSnt*
yGoogle
begap, robust ; equare-Bet.
bigar, Ar. HtifE, Lardi liard and
bfigawon, Skr. blessod— -a title given
to minor deities and to lieroea who
liave given up kingship tor asceti-
b6g«k, a goitre.
bKbina, IPers. eicellent, important ;
Hada 6., not to attach importance to;
mSmbSMnakan, to pay attention to ;
to care about ; also bena,
b^ftna, Skr. a basin; also baj'an.
bejar, Perg. ont of humour.
balra, bSrbelea, to gossip, to disouaa;
to talk over a mattw.
bBkal, supplies for a jouniey ; stores,
proviaiona ; plrbSlcalan, id.
bikam, a slight bruise or discolora-
tion of the skin.
bekang, a kind of cake.
bfikaB, impression, trace, mark ; the
wrapper, garment or receptacle in
which a thing ia contained ; 6, mE-
nangis, traces of weeping; 6. bau-
batian, a, scent-bottle ; b, pinang, a
sireh box ; b. tuboh, a garment.
bSbat, tightl; filled up ; plnoh b., id.
bfikil. ikan bikil, an edible marine
fish (unidentified).
b6kii, coagulated, congealed, frozen ;
ayer b-, ice; 6, didalam haii, one's
heart standing Btill ; one's blood
running cold.
Mknlmig', ikan bSkukimg, a, marine
flah {chryeopkrya calamara).
1>6la, sustenance ; nourighing ; bring-
ing up ; mSmbeta, to bring up (a
child) ; to support (a relative) ; to
keep (a familiar spirit).
bela, atonement by blood ; blood-
ofEerii^ ; suttee.
bSIachan, a preparation of prawns
and small fish (it ia nsed as a relish
for carry).
bfilaobn, unbleached calico cloth,
bfiladan, a broad curved dagger.
bClftli, splittii^ in two ; cleaving ;
halving^ side; m-bUah, e, side; sa-
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lUah Sana, on that side, in that
direction ; aa-bUnh taiigan, one hand j
ea-bUah mlnyabilak, on both eidea;
sa-bSlah Jcanan, the right-hand fade ;
aa-bSldh MH, the left-hand side.
bBl&lLab, making noises in the throat
after eating.
bilai, dalliance ; bUtt-bllai, to con-
verse, to chatter.
bll^ar, see ajar.
bBla3[, mottled (aa the grain of certain
timbers).
Iwlak, openging out folds or croaaes j
holding a fold open.
beiaka, altogether, quite.
, back, behind ; ((i-6Eici!ranjf,
subsequent ; mimbUaltang,
to naTe one's back turned to.
beialah, given up to gluttony.
bUalal, trunk, proboscis.
bilalak, to have a fixed look about
the eyes.
bBlalang, a generic name for grass,
hoppers, stick-insects, leaf-iuaects,
etc. ; maia b,, prominent eyes.
bSlam,cWiMJBb8lom, over familiarity;
tramping in and out of a house as
though it was one's own.
USlambang, a truss ; a lath.
b&lanak, ikan bSlanaJc, a marine fish
(ntugil sp.)
BManda, Dutch; orang b., a Dutch-
man ; nSgSri b,, Holland ; ayam b,,
a turkey ; ayer b,, mineral water ;
haching h., a rabbit,
bSlMidong', too loose (of garments),
bfilang, strtped ; b, chSchah or b. bir*
intek, spotted.
bfilauga, an earthenware cooking*
bfilangkas, the king-crab,
bftlanja, espenae ; coat of sustenance j
salary ; blfanjakan, to expend,
beiantati, a club or cudgel.
bfilantara, (Kawi) hutaa lilantara or
rimba b., the wilds of the forest,
beianteb, see lantek.
hilax, miBchievous,
bUaram, a variaut of halgh
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Mine, eleven; dua b., tweJve. II.
iympathy; b, kagehaui.
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llfilasall, csnii^, thrashing with a
rattan.
Itfilat, a large screen of temlioo or
bertam used in fiah-traps ; fish-trapa
in which Buch acreens are used.
b61»ti. Skr. Enropean (of goods) ;
imported from afar j taii b., hempen
rope i Umbahau b,, tiucod tobacco.
bUatok, a generic name for wood-
peckers ! also ^latolc.
bBlan, T. (Dutch) blue. II. bilau-
bUaK, blinking, abimmering ; trying
to the eyes.
1)U61)as, a lath laid horizontally along
atap ; a ruler ; a cross-piece in a
bBlfibat, single-stick play ; alaehing,
bUibau, belabouring, swiehing.
bUMn, a sweet gruel.
bileaoh, aee bSladoh.
Mledok, chengkok bEledok (Penang)
zigzag,
bUedu, I. Port, velvet. II. buning
bilidtt, a bird (unidentified).
bolek, looking closely into anything,
etiiminii^ carefully (as a watch-
maker examines the works of a
■watch).
bBlok, turning the upper eyelid up
or the lower eyelid down,
Mlako, Ch. a sort of glutinous syrup.
bSltmak, Jav. an owl.
belen, a wooden roller used in mak-
;ing pastry.
bUens, Jav. potsherd,
bUBagM, sticky (of the body).
MlSnffffii, shackles, fetters.
Mlenffkat, linked together.
fcBlragaat, exposed (of the inside of
the eyelid) as the result of injury or
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b., a sea-snake ; also ular bUerang.
bSleranlf, snlphur ,' asap h,, sulphur
fumes (used medicinally) ; ular 6., a
sea-snake.
bSleter, (Kedah) to chatter; =
(Malacca) mSrepet.
VSli, purchase, buying; mlmbUi, to-
purchase.
bSlla, Skr. tmida bSUa, young and
fresh i in the bloom of youth.
bfiliak, esposing the whites of the eyes.
bfillan, I. haniu bUian, the tiger-
spirit in incantations. II. the bitlian
b61ia,n, " what's -his-name," " so-and-
so " {when speaking of someone-
whose name One knows but does not
wish to utter).
beUbifl, the whistling-teal (dendro-
cygna javanica).
bfilida, ii^an bUida, a marine fish
(nolopteruB Icajiirat),
bBli^, Jav. the wok gourd (ieNm-
baiikat, the shoulder-blade.
bSliku, a sharp bend in a river's
bfilim'biilg', ridged longitudinally ; a
descriptive name given to tho leath-
ery turtle {dermochelys coHacea), and
also (bjiah bHimbing} to a well-
known fruit {averrhoa biiimbi)
bSlin, a small edible eel (Qnidenti-
tied).
bBliong, a native hatchet ; puti-ng b.,
a waterspout.
bfiliaah, fidgeting.
bBUt, twining round, coiling round ;:
mSmbUif, to coil round.
bBlltonif, aiput bSUtong, a shell (un-
bSlodok, projecting, prominent (of
the eyes).
belob, stupid.
bUoIuUl, '^ balohan ; r. baloh.
balok, Inffing, going on the oppoait«-
taok ; going about ; turning.
bUiA, Gng. a (pulley) block.
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liBlolok, fallen in quaiititiea (of fruit).
bElouS, bUah bSlong, an insect whioli
makes a loud noise at n^ht and is
beliered to bring bad iuck ; also Mlah
islam.
liJSloitffkaiig, a river-boat in use at
Palembang.
'bfilong'Iceaf , a smaO edible snail.
'bSlon^ong', a cloth fabric.
'bfiloutok, a fisb (gobiiis viridipimc-
beiu. Jay. Wlu bUai, to cbatter, to
"bBIaaia, a mendicant's 'vvaltet.
Ilfilabiir, a rice-bin.
bilndal, a dry, crisp native cake.
llBladoIi, tirbUudoh, filling the land-
scape ; looming large.
liSlukanff, an edible marine fish.
Ilfiliikap, a mangrore {rhitopkora
mucronato,).
'bilnkar, secondary jungle.
UliLtan;, a drj peltj a patch of
hardened skin,
bfiltun, not 7et ; not; b.plmah, never
yet; ea~bilunt, before (conjunction).
l)61iuiipal, not yet ; = hlliim sanipai.
'bilxiag'kax, ikan, bllimgkur, a fish
(unidentified).
'bfiliu^nr, to stretch oneself; to ex-
tend the lower limbs.
bfilniitaB, a sea-ehore shrub with
lilac flowers {piucheaindiraorcnttyia
indicd).
I16I1UI, free to go in and out; nn-
obsti^cted; loose in a socket,
bUniok, ikan bUveoh a fish (unidenti-
fied).
Iielat, to desert; to go over to the
enemy.
"bUnt, ihan Mlut, an eel.
Item, to pnffl out the cheeks.
"bfimbun, to roast in hot ashes.
Ilfimbaii, a tree (cUnapyne graiidis).
1>em1)eiitf, lifting a globular object
on the flat of the hand.
bfina, a tidal bore.
btna, Pers, caring about ; taking to
heftrC— a special use of bikino, q.v.
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llSnah, an insect-pest; a blight.
bBnftk, I. dull, slow of apprehension.
II. marrow, brains.
bfinam, tSrhSnatn, buried in sand of
mnd ] (more rarely) immersed la
water, drowned.
bfiiiang, thread ; a thread-like line ;
6. mas, gold thread 1 6, araiig, a char-
Coal line drawn by carpenters to
guide them in their cutting or
oarving,
bfinar, true, right, accurate; fiSnof.
lah sapirti kala ttian, what you say
is true ! bSnarkan, to confirm ; tBM-
naran, truth, accuracy, verification.
bBnara, a washerman, a dhoby.
1>enoIuili> a morass ; a muddy place ;
slushy, swampy.
bSncbana, Skr. mischief -making,
trouble, slander ; inimbinchanakaH,
to siander,
beucliaiiff, to scull.
bSnclti, hatred ; to hate ; b, dan
marah dan dlngki, hate, anger, and
spite ; bSiichikan or mSmbSnckihan,
to hate ; (rarely) to arouse hatred
in another ; plmblncki, a talisman
or simple to cause another person to
bate a third party— e.g. to cause a
girl to hate a rival suitor.
bfinda, Skr. thing, article ; moia b,,
things of value ; gems, curioa.
b&ndAhara, Skr. the title of a very
exalted Malay state ofEoial, usually
ranking next to the heir .apparent t
pSrbSndaharan, treasury.
bSndahari, Skr. a treasury ofGcer.
bfindala, Port, a bandolier.
bEiidftln, a misletoe shrub.
bfiadaug. a stretch of rice-fields;
bunt b, (Penang) to plant padi,
bSndari, Hind, a sea-cook.
bSnda-wat, a stay, a lashing ; cordage
in a ship.
bSudUa, see bandila.
b^dfilam, a vessel made of a coco-
nut shell cut into two unequal parts,
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flagstaff, in^,
bBudSrang, I. Uraiig bSndlrmii}, all
petvading (of brilliant; light). II.
iomhah hlndlrang, a spear with a
toft of horse-bait attached to it j a
Bpear of state.
'bSuderouff, a paesa;^ in a prince's
bfindi, Hind, a carriage on two
wheels; a "bandy."
bflndl, Hind, eaytir b., the olira or
heni fmit; "ladies' fingers"; ka-
cMng b., id.
bBndir, a kind of gong used by haw.
tifindnl, the beam at the thrcBhold of
a door; the threshoH.
llSneli, seed; grain for use as seed.
)]Bugnll,hold!ngone'shcadup; stuck
up; conceited.
b^gal, temporary dullness of hear-
ing— e.g. when water gets into the
lieiigatLff, singing noises in the ear.
Iifingap, artificial dnilnesa of hearing
—e.g. when cotton is pnt in the ear,
benffeh, (Kedah) to bias (of a cat).
)>6ll^b, to catch one's breath; to
'benfr^l, linobby, protuberant ; I.
henggul or 6. h^nggll, id.
'Biaggola, the presidency of Cal-
Bfing'g'all, a native of the presidency
ot Calcutta.
bfiagB^l, a small knob or protnber.
ance ; a small bump or swelling.
iMngffnl, a large low-rising bnmp or
protuberance.
bftngis, cruel, heartless; klhingiean
or pemblngisan, indiCerence to the
sufferings of others.
beng'lEaJi, to strike and let go one's
weapon ; to hit an opponent's top
bSngplcalai, unSnished, incomplete
(of work).
bBii{rk»lis, the name of a fish (un-
identified).
ben^ktmETi bengliatig bengkoh, zigzag.
bBnf kar, opening out (as a spring).
bBng'ltaraib, unfinished — a coarse
equivaJent of bSngltalai.
bfingkarong, the skink ; mahitia.
bSngkawan, a lath ; a numeral co-
efficient for ataps.
bSngtayanf, gorged, glutted with
food.
beugkeug', angry, irritable, peevish ;
savage (of an animal).
bfin^kil, a bump or protuberance.
beugkok, crooked, bent; bengJcang'
bengkali, aigaag.
ben^konff, I. girdle. II. crooked—
cf. berigkok and bengliang.
'bingtfoa.ng, see mSngiuang.
bSugkudu, see mingkuHM.
bfinffkiuiMig, a name for the napoK
(tTagulus napo).
bBngUk, tlrblngok, with bowed head
and contracted shoulders (as a man
in a 8tat« of dejection).
bSngonff, confused — cf. bingong.
beug^t, twisted, awry.
bfinlftlL, I. a coffer. II. Hind, a
trader or raerehant from India. III.
a banyan or singlet.
bfinutg, clear, limpid— a variant of
benjil, bumpy (of the forehead).
benjnl, a slight bump or swelling.
bfintn, a sm^I nicer on the upper lip.
bJSntaU, 8kr. the earth.
bfintan, relapse ; the return of sick-
bBntanff, spreading out, extension ;
mlmbfntang and Tnembfnlanglan, to
spread out (a carpet) ; to pitch (a
bfintMigitr, a name given to a num.
ber of trees yielding good timber
{calophyU-um sp.)
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bSntar, sa-Mntar, a moment j an
inataut ; ea-b^tar di-sini, sa-Mntar
di-sana, one moment liero, anotker
there; dlngan sa-bintar, in a mo-
bdltMa, Skr, a herald, a marshal of
the court.
llSntfta, to tear ap and dash, down |
di-bintas^nya »a-buah hukit kapada
hul«balang, he tore up a hill and
dashed it on the troops.
benteli, to lock shins, to trip up.
benteitg, a fort, a battery j b. aa-
saran, a target.
bentea, a variant of benteh, q,r.
bfiiltok, curve ; a numeral co-efficient
for curved objects such as rings, fist-
hooks, etc. ; sa-puloh bSnlok chinckin,
ten rings.
bSntiir, bowing, bending, "giving"}
bSntiiroiiS, the bear-cat (^urctictis
binturong).
bSlina, a large expanse of conntrj;
an empire j a continent ; the main-
land, as against an island ; b. China,
China ; orang b., aborigines.
btnnanff, i-usa blnuang, a variety of
the deer cenitMunicoior; also(Kedah)
g^uang.
)i6]iyal, insipid (of baJI; cooked rice).
banTek, soft, through over .boiling (of
benynt, twisted, awry,
beo, the name given (in Java) to the
tiimg, or niynah.
bSra, fiushed, crimsoned, inflamed (of
the face) ; a tace-aohe, neuralgia.
bfiraErai), see agan and ajcan,
bSralii, love, passion; blrahikan, to
be in love with,
SfirftliinaiL and BBralmuuia, Sl^. a,
Brahmin.
bSrai, cherai-bSrai, scattered, broken
up, dispersed (as a defeated army).
bBrafe, flushed — a variant of bSra, q.r.
berafc, to ease oneself.
bBrakah, self-important, stuck up.
btoakaa, I. l«do biraksa or bv/rong
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bSraksa, a legendary Pegasus, II.
pokok bSrakea {cassia fistula).
bBram, a generic name for liquors
made of fermented rice-spirit,
bfiramin, bakul bSramin, a globular
basket hung from the root to protect
bfirauda. Port, verandah.
beranff, bSrang-hS^-artg, the ottep
(iufrii sumofrana).
beranff, I. anger, wrath j halt ywitg
b,, angry feelings, passion. II. nlaf
beru-ng a venomous snake (probably
one of the sea snakes)
bftrangai pS ahu b? a ga a Malay
p rat cal craft fun ahed w h a
board ng ga igwaj and grapplii^
tek wh te ars ol ok. de II a
generic name for oaks and chestnuts.
bfiranffsan.g', e.tciting, rousing to
courage.
bfirauffta, Jav. love,. passion.
biraugtl, a variant of bei-angta, q.v.
bfiranl, courage, bravery ; batu b, of
blai b., magnetic iron.
bfirapa, how much ; see apa.
bJSras, rice (without the husk, but
nncooked) ; cf . padi and nasi,
birat, heavy, weighty; weight; ki-
pula b,, heavy, dull-witted j Mbl-
ratait, pregnancy ; burden ; mSmbi-
ratkan, to hinder, to handicap, to
interfere with.
bSrata, an idol ; m^mujn 6., to wor-
ship idols.
bSrans, corpulent, obese.
bwefe-berek, bwrong berek-berek, the
bay-backed bee-eater {merops stmta-
btefiiubaiiff, -pokok Mrtmbaiig, a sea-
side tree (soimerafin acida).
bte&ni, the native water-cress [her-
■pestea monnierd).
bfirSuai^, to swim ; see rinang,
b6rmLff,b$r»i^-Mre>i0, a small Chinese
Ckiogle
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bfirtogrtk, larvEB of insects — e.g. as
risible on decayed animal matter.
bfofin^'Q, a tnusica] inatrumeiit (01115
mentioned in ancient literatnre).
Mrinm^, serrated, crenelated (of
the appearance of a mountain range
against the sky-line),
berat, cheret-heret, continnallf flowing'.
biSr^k, Ar. a veil worn by female
bBrluda, an idol.
bSrl, giving, bestowal j to give ; mSm-
blri, to give, to allow ; mSmblri tahu,
to give information of ; mimMri tabek,
to greet, to saints; pSmbirian, gift,
grant, dowry.
bBridn, Skr. veteran, experienced.
bfirlnglll, the waringin tree (ficva
liirita, 6t^. news, information ; =
UJortci ; jjBmbSrita, a news-giver ; a
newspaper.
llfekM, a tied bundle ; a bale of other-
wise diEconnected objects.
bfokat, At. blessing.
Mrkek, lunmg ftertefc (Singapore,
Malacca) the snipe; = (Penang)
btirang iStirok.
bitlLoTc, hurotig iirkok, the large green
pigeon (6u(reroit capelli),
BJSmw, I. Sltr, Brahma. II. redness,
' especiall]' when canaed b^ suSnaion
of blood. III. Burma; ornng B., a
birnas, springing np quietly (of
yonng plants) ; swelling, expanding
lieTnlaga, to trade ; pSmiagaan,
trade, business.
btoogft, ayam blroga, a name for tlie
Sigle-fowl (gallua
ohi, arrowroot.
Mrok, the pig-tailed monkey (mnca-
cv^ nemeetrinus) ; slrah b. or 6. ining-
■ hantar haeil, the mumps.
bJSromlioiiff, fminel-ehaped.
bftronok, a name given to several
edible sea- worms— e.g. colockirus un-
ceps, haplodiwfyla niolpadieides, etc.
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bfirffti, a lath (in lattice -work).
bJteaat, gone astray (of food which
gets into the windpipe).
Hrsflh, clean, free from impurities ;
birsihkan, to clean.
bftrsil, to emerge, to come suddenly
berain, to sneeze ; jambw 6., the
guava fruit.
bfiront, scowling, a black look (as
the result of nnpleasaiit thoughts).
bftrtam, a well-known palm (eugeiB-
sona triitU),
berteb, to toast rice in the husk;
b^TOs b., toasted rice.
b&niatLg', the Malayan bear (tii-sua
malayanus).
bfirnaa, the wild mangosteen.
bftrndu, a tadpole.
beaau, the relationship between
people whose children have inter-
bfiaar, large, great ; hari &., festival,
holiday ! hati b., arrogance 1 tuan b.,
the head of an office ; blsarkan and
tnemb^aarkan, to enlarge ; klbisaran,
grandem", greatness ; pride.
beeer, incontinence of nrine.
b6sl, iron; 6, blrani, magnetic ironj
6. iatang, bar iron 1 6. kaici, manga-
nese ; b. lantai, sheet iron ; batu b.,
granite ; pandai b. or tvlcang b., a
blacksmith ; puktd h., to shoe a
horse ; tahi b., rust.
bfiainff , whizzing, singing through the
air (of a projectile).
besoic, to-morrow ; also esok,
liSstarl, well-bred, accomplished.
beaut, a contraction of the brows ; =
blrsut.
bBtab, restored to health ; conva*
bBtak-bBtak, a skin-disease,
bfitapa, how ; in what manner ; what,
bMara, 8kr, a title given in old SsiVf ''
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to major divinitiea and to reigning
princes ot great power,
1)Stiari, a gT&iB($orghtiim saccharatam),
1)Mas, ripping open, splitting open
■ (aa a Beam gives way under strainj,
llStsk, inah Mtek, the papa;a trait
(carica papaya).
Iiftteka, Ar. a plant name {citruliae
" edtdit),
TlBti, bSti-bSti, ft tree {eagenia leyl-
tieti, Skr. a female slave ; a palace
attendant— the feminine of beta,
llStlnil., female, feminine (of animalfl),
and (familiarly) of hnmaa beings ;
fcudu b,, ft mace.
bBtinff, a sand bank or mnd bank.
MtiB, the log (between knee and
ankle); buah b.,orjantong fc., the calf.
TtiMok, I. bnmt (by acids). II. the
name of a fish (nnidentified).
Il&toiicf, large (in certain connections
only) — e.g. katak b., a large species
of frog; bulnh b,, a large bamboo ;
tSbu u., a lai^ au)!ar'Cane \ and rum-
put b,, a large grass.
Ilfitxa, correct, true, straight; bUul-
kan, to correct, to set right ; mjjn-
bitulkan, id.
bfitntn, an edible fish (nnidentified).
liewalE, a Kedah variant of biawak,
q.v,
1ieia, difference ; = beda.
Ijl, Ar, with, in; Wemi'Uah, in God's
name; bi-hi^ on him, with him.
T»i», tolls, dnties ; biwn-bian or pSbi'am,
1ila4ab, Fers. disrespectful, dis-
courtesy.
biak, prolific, reproductive.
bianff, I. lascivious. II. biang-biut,
■ iiigaag.
biapfiri, Fers, a merchant, a trader.
l>iar, I. to permit, to allow, to let j
may ; no matter if j biar-lak, never
mind, let it alone ; biar tputeh tulang
jangan pateh mata, fet the bones
whiten but not the eyes (betterdeath
than shame), prov.j biarhan, to per-
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mit, to concede, to allow. II. cha-
• cfting biar-biar, intestinal worms.
liiaB, to be driven ont of its conrse (of
biaa», Skr. acquaintaJice with a per-
son or thing ; accustomed to ; practised
in ; ia tHah biaaa dingan ahu, he is
an acqaaintance of mine ; hiasa-lah
tangan-Jcu mimlgang kalam, my hand
became aooustomed to holding a pen.
biai-wak, a generic name for monitijr
and other lai^ lizards,
biaya, 8kr. cost, expenses ; outlay.
bibi. Hind, lady, mistress,
bibir, lip, edge, rim ; b. mata, eyelids.
bibit, to carry a light object in the
hand ; also bimbit.
blcbara, Skr, opinion; discussion;
deliberation ; a judicial proceeding i
'Smpat i)., ftpolieacourt ; birbickara,
to discuss, to debate about.
biobn, a screw-jack.
bida, a damsel about a court ; a maid
of honour.
bldaab, Ar, deceitful, treacherous.
bidadazi, 8kr. a nymph of heaven)
a fairy ; a hourt.
bidai, chicks, blinda, hanging screens
ef aplit rattan or bamboo.
bid^, At. a pawn at chess.
bidal, I. a thimble. II, a proverbial
saying; a dictum of an ancient sage )
bldan, Skr. a midwife.
bidaufT, I. spacious, extending; ann-
merical co-efficient for things that
are spread ont — e.g. sails, mats, etoi
II. ft palm-cabbage.
bidara,, see bsdara.
bidaa, a blow given by an elastio or
flexible body when tension is re-
moved,
bidok, a fishing boat; Tcufu b., the
beetles infesting ill-kept lockers, etc,
in boats.
bidtiaa, Skr. a musician, a singer or
bldnanda, Skr. a royal messenger, ft
herald. '^
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blgh^r, J^. separate, distinct from,
b^Ikk, 8k. learned, sage, prudent;
6. laJcsana, id. ; = bijakmna.
}>iiaic»tutA, Skr, learned, prudent ;
chaate ; also bijak laksana.
bljan. (sesom«m indicium).
bljeh, grains of allnvial tin.
hyi, a seed ; a grain ; a nnmerioal
co-effioient for Bnmll objects; b.mata,
eyeball.
bikin, to make ; lo do.
Iliklr, At. rirginity, virgin,
bUu, I. a saw-ec^ed pattern, a zig-
zag pattern. II. (Pali) a mendicant
Baddhist priest,
bila, when ; apa-bila, id, (relative) ;
6i7(i-"Ki«n, wheneyer j barung-bila,
aa often as.
1)UaIi, a nomBral co-effioient for blade-
like objects — e,g. knives, chisels, dag-
gers, hatcbets, needles, etc.
1»lal, a weal.
bilal. At. the muezzin of a Malay
mosque,
bilftlanff, see bllalang.
MlMlg, recounting, enumeration j to
repeat, to saj, to tell ; sa^bilatig,
each, every j bilangan, enumeration,
tale ) cftuiuy hart bilangan, when
tbe tale of dajs was complete ; mlm-
iilang, to count, to number ; t^rbUang,
famcms ; talked about.
liUaa, washing in fresh or scented
water alter a bath
titlHO, kacha^-bilan, ii
higgledy-piggledy, topsy-turvy.
bUek, room, apartment.
bills, I. mala bil-in, blear-eyed.
ikam lilis, a fish (unidentified).
brilabi, Ar. by God.
bilndak, ular '
I BINTANGDB
bin, Ar. son of i Puieh bin Mat, Puteh,
Bon of Mat.
liiiLaBa, Skr. ruin, destraction; ihit
rasa tinasa, to give way to one's
passions is destruction, prov. ; hinaea-
lean or mSmbinasalia'a, to destroy, to
binatang, an animal i b. ^jang liar,
wild animals ; b. yang jinak, domes-
tic animals,
bincbana, see b?nchano.
bincbanf, binchang ayam, a knot or
fastening of great strength ; a coiled
binclml, a slight bump or swelling.
bltLOhnt, a variant of binchul,
blndn, a turning-lathe.
binfas, growling, menacing (of a
wild beast),
binsfit, uneasy; indisposed, out of
biugka, haeh binglra, a Malay Cake,
bingkai, rim, border; rattan binding
on edge, rim or border,
blngkas, springing baok (of a spring);
smg ti
■aitioi
bitierkiB, I. a complimentary gift ac-
companying a letter; attrat bingki'
Ban, id. II. fiumpfcus-liiujiis, all kinds
of paresis and packages.
blnffOUS, mazed, confused, discon-
certed; dull, muddle-headed.
blni. wife (less courteous than iatSH) j
anak 6., family; iSrbini, to be mar-
ried ; blrbinikan, to marry, to take to
wife.
blnjai, the name of a common frnit-
tree {mangifera eoesa).
bint. Ar. daughter; bintu't-bahar,
mermaid — cf. binti.
bintauff, a star ; a heavenly body ;
a decoration ; b. biraiap or b. blrekwr,
a comet ; b. bSridaT, a planet ; b. kS-
bSaaran, the star of an order of
knighthood; bSrbintang-binta7ig,toll
of small holes (through which light
penetrates: of a roof).
}>i]itaiieriir, see blntangur.
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Iiintelc, blrbintek-hinteh, coTered with
Bmall spots of prickly heat.
1)lnti, Ar. daughter cH ; Baidah hinti
Ba»an, Baidah, daughter of Haaan —
cf. bin and bint.
bintil, a stye in the eye.
Mntit, a small swelling (such as that
caused by tho bite of a mosquito).
Mola, Fort, a yioliu.
birah, a name giTen to a number of
aroids (chiefly wild) ; b.kSladi {eoio-
caaia antiquorvm)
llirnhi, see blrahi.
biram, a poetic word for an elephant ;
h. birjuwang a war-elephant.
blras, the relationship between two
people who have married aieters j
close connection by marriage.
birat, a scar on the mouth.
blxan, kachau-birav,, in extreme con-
fusion.
Ilizeh, a fence ; a parapet } the gun-
wale of a ship — in literature only.
Uri, I. kambing biri-biri, a sheep.
II. sakit biri-biri, bori-beri.
bizinf, light red or yellow (of a
fighting cock).
blrit, I. bine, II. kara biru, diatnrb-
auce, uproar, confusion.
biMa, I. venom ; blood-poison ; ular b.,
a venomous snake. II. (Batavia)
can, able to ; — boleh,
'bijui, dandified, dainty.
biiat, (Penang) tiada bieat, not to
care j =" tiada indah,
biBSk, to whisper; to apeak in whia-
pers I blrbiaek, id.
MBl.Skr.immcdeat, unchaste ; aterm
of abnse.
blBing, loquacious, chattering.
blsmi, Ar. in the name of,
BlBtiu, Skv. Vishnu.
bisn, dumb, mute,
bianl, a boil, a superficial abscess.
biokn, a species of tortoise (unidenti-
fied).
bins, Pers. ohat bius, a stupefying
dmg ; an aneesthetic.
btnt, biang-biut, zigzag.
BOLAK
boboB, leaky (through having a very
big hole in its Ixittom).
bochok, BJi awning over a child'*
cradle.
bocbon^, an earthenware vessel
shaped something like an hour-glaaa.
bocbor, leaky (not as strong aa babos,
q.v,)
bodi, see budl ir.
bodt^, stupid, dull, denao; omng 6.,
a fool ; kSbodohan, stupidity.
bodok, Eng. a gatf ; a boat-hook.
boga, I. 9kr. aimpaTui pSrgam boga, a
kind of pleasure boat. II. Sfcr. anta.
b<iga, the great serpent.
bo^m, I. pieces of gold or silcer leaf
on a head ornament (tajok). II.
great — a rare equivalent of blsai:
bogang, tilanjang bogang, stark
naked.
bogi, Eng. klreta bogi, a bu^y, a
hooded vehicle.
bogok, a largo black caterpillar.
b<%ot, horrid, agly — in the espres-
eion, hitam toffot, horridly black (of
Papuans).
bobok, (Penang) a puddle.
bobong, lie J lying ; false ; bohon^ BO.
mata-mata, altogether untrue ; pSm-
bohifng, a liar.
b<^ot, very much entangled ; hope*
leasly mixed up.
bok, I. Jav. mother 1 = Imbol. II. a
kind of carpet.
bokcba, Turk, a bag, scrip or wal-
let.
bokong, worn the wrong way ; front
and back interchanged.
bokop, closed by inflamation (of the
eyes) j = baktip.
bokor, a metal bowl or basin with a
flat rim.
bola, Port, a ball i a cricket ball, foot.
ball, billiard ball, or tennis ball.
bol^, bolah-balek, there and back t
backwards and forwards ; boiak chat.
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kap, going bs«k on one's word, pre-
varicntioD.
Itoleli, able to, can ; power to ; m-
holeh-boleh-nya, Che best of his
ability ; mono 6., how can this be so ;
impossible ; apa boleh Wat, wliat is
to be done F there is an end of it.
bolong, black ; blae bla:ck ; tarring,
blackening,
bolOB, stripped off, fallen ofi (of a
coiled string falling off a lop, of
leaves faUing off a tree, of haira fall-
ing- off, etc.)
Iiolot, roughly or hastily wrapping up
a parcel— of . balut.
iMla, Port, sponge-cake.
Ikhil, Enr. the shafts of a carriage ;
the boom of a ship.
iMmaittara, Skr, the firmament ; the
vault of heaven.
"boitLba, Part, a pnmp ; the hose of a
fire-engine; afire-engine; juru bomba
kain, a dhoby.
Somlml, Bombay ; mimbuany ka-
nlggri B., to (penally) transport.
1>om.oll, a native doctor ; a practi-
tioner of magic, a sorcerer.
iKmoIiol, a knob-like protuberance.
llOnda, mother (in respectful Ian-
gti^e) ; — ibu'nda; ayah b., parents.
"botittka. Port, a puppet, a doll.
bong'g'ol, a dome-shaped protuber-
ance ; a hump ; also bongkol.
bongkali, a piece, a block.
bougltak, pride; arrogance; self-
assertion ; overbearing manner.
tKugkal, a meaaure of weight for
precious articles ; 1§ oa. approsi-
mately.
"botigkiaa,asimatplmlongkam,Bj'iing
or talisman to silence a hostile wit-
iMUg'kailg', spread out to its full
length (of a dead body) in contra-
distinction to being huddled up.
Iwagkar, heaving up, taming up the
soil, weighing anchor ; b, iota, to
: blow np a fort ; jnimbottgkar, to
■ heave up j , m. sow ft, to weigh anchor ;
i B0H08
JB. bwTiit, to dig up a hillock ; iongr
Icar-bangkir, turning everything topsy
bon^kas, rising up (as the roots of a
tree when the tree is blown down,
or as the buried portion of a stake
or pile when the pile is knocked
down) ; heaved up ; thrust up,
bongkeng, lying forward, face down-
wards and knees drawn up (of a
bon^ob, hump-backed ; b. bahai-u
bStul, " the hump-back who has just
become straight" (abeggar on horse-
back), prov.; mlmbongkoJc, to stoop,
to humble oneself.
bong'kol, a hump ; = bonggol,
bongkong, I. bovgkong kayu, a para-
sitic growth on the trunk of a tree ;
II. a Malay cake made in a wrapper
of banana leaf.
bonglal, a ginger used in medicine
(^zittgiber caaaammiaai').
bOfiffOk, heavily built, clnmsy.
bongvn, younger-bom.
boujol, projection outward — cf. bujal,
bSnjtd, etc.
bonyoT, solt, sappy, juioy, tender.
bopeug', pockmarked ; also mopeng.
bor, (Dutch) an anger.
borok, I. insipid (of tobacco) ; also
boyak. II. Ar. a mysterions flyiiw
animal ; the animc^ upon which
Muhammad made his journey to
borang, Jav, a caltrop ; = ranjau.
bordn. Port, the gunwale (some-
times the batchea).
boreli, a yellow ointment for the body.
borek, spotted (with fairly large
spots) ; ayam b , a spotted fowl.
bcwen, a kind of coral.
boria, Hind, a topical song,
hOKimg, wholesale; by the gross;
mlmboTO_ng or mtmbSli borong, to buy
np wholesale so as to command the
market.
boroB, profuse, prodigal, extravagant,
reckless in money matters.
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lM»an, eatiety, naaaea.
bosata, Port, a, basket.
boaor, greed, gluttony.
bostau, see huatan,
bota, Skr. a goblin, ttn evil spirit of
man -devouring propensities.
botak, bald at the back of tbc heaiS -,
baldness of the crown.
botan, the rose peony.
boya, I. Port, a buoy; also bairup.
II. a (Penang and Kedalij rariant of
boyak, weak ; insipid (of tobacco) ;
also bcrak.
BQjtm., the iale of Bawean between
Java and Borneo ; orang B., a " Boya-
bnall, fruit ; a epherical ov uea,rly
spherical object i a descriptive prefix
or numeral eo-efficient for objects of
a more or less spherical or cubicaL
appearance such as houses, hills,
^gs, baskets, stones, countries,
towns, etc. ; b. chatur, chessmen j
b; kati, the heart (especially ns a
term of endearment) ; 6. Mrae, the
candle-nut; (aleariles molaccanwi) ;
6, mUaha, a sweetmeat of Soft dough ;
b. pala, nutmeg; b. pSUr, the testi-
ouli ; b. pinggang, the kidneys; b.
timbangan, weights; ajiak b,, depen-
dents, people under a pEnghulu ;
buah-btmhan, fruits in general, fruits
of all sorts ; blrbuah, to bear fruit.
bnttL, rocking, swaying, swinging (as
a cradle) ; blrbuai, to be swinging ;
buaian, a swinging cradle.
bnol, bubbling np ; loquacious (espe-
cially boastfolly loqnacious) ; brag-
gart.
bwuik, 8kr. the world, the universe ;
foku b., nail from which the universe
hangs — a Javanese royal title; sanii-
ga b., prop snstAining the universe
(nsimilar title); «!rt Un-buana, light
of the thre« iri»ldB (another title).
B BOOHU
baanif, throwing away, disoarding^
mSmbtumg, buanfllam, or mSmbuonj-
tan, to eipel, to get rid of ; b, ayefi,
to obey a call of nature ; b. ayer-
ilarah, dysentery; b. divi, suicitla ;
6. iaguB, to blow the nose ; ft. Jiyawo,
to give np one's life ; b. imdi, to cast
lota; champak b., a javelin ; poro &.,
a window or aperture (in a Malay
house) through which rubbish is
thrown out ; tirbuaag, exiled, aban-
doned, discarded ; anak tuonifan, a
discarded child, a foundling.
bnos, wild, fierce (of animaJa) ; singa
yang maha-baas, a most ferooiooi
boat, doing, making , blrbaat or inSm^
buat to make buat baat, to feign j.
pretence, shammmg baatan, make
— e.g bitatarv Inggliii, of English
make , 'pMmatan, act, deed.
bnaya, a crocodile ft Umbaga or b^
Icatak, the common crocodile {criKO-
dilAia porosue) , b eSru/iiai, b. jlnjui
lo>tg,b nylnyulong orb jolong-jolrmg,.
the gavial {tomistoma sehlegeU) ; ikon
korek tSlinga ft., the fish [gastrotocBM
bia^itlealna) ; lidah ft., the aloe (aloi
buboh, setting, placing, affixing;
mlintbuboh or mJStnhithohka^n, to layj
to affis ; mimbubdh tandn. tangitn, to-
attach one's signature ; mEmbuftoli
. wood-maggot y
bnbok, a wf
di-makati ft., ■ ___.
bnboi^, a variant of burabong, q.v.
bnbn, a small fish. trap of bamboo
and rattan.
bnbnl, the repairing of nets ; tkjth--
bubtd to mend (a net).
bubar, rice-broth ; b, skbu, rioe boiled
in milk.
bnbttt, I. a name for concals and
orow-phoasants {eentropua eurycer'
CUB and ceatropv,3 beTi^aleiuiit), II,
the throat-halliards (ii
. btiftufoni id.
baoku, a comer or angle.
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Inidftk, a boy or girl ; » child of sereral
yeaiB in age.
Inidl, I. Skr.wiHdom, prudence; undei'-
standing, mental disposition; akaib,.
or b. bichara, id. } kilang b., loss of
disoretion ; throwing discretion to
the winds ; 6. bahata, tnct ; birlmdi,
discreet, intelligfent, wise. II. Skr.
the peepnl-tree (.ficus religiota) ;
Aaan b., the leaf of that tree (a
name given to s peculiar lig-leaf .lilce
pattern or border).
Imdimau, Skr. wise, prudent — cf.
bnii, I.
budn, a pickle (small fish preserved in
brine with their scales and entrails).
Iituili, foam, froth.
bngti, alaitjang b,, stark naked.
JBnfria, the name of a people from the
Celebes.
Imjal, projecting outward (of a navel).
bnjam, a pouch made of mSngiaang
leaf.
tmjau;, single, unmarried (used of
widows, widowers, and divorced per-
sons as well as of persons who have
never been married).
ll^jMlKgB, I. Skr. a monster of the
winged-dragon or winged-man type.
It. an unmarried man ; i^ bujang.
In^ok, I. coaxing; soothing— better,
pujok, II. iluin b., a fresh-water
flsh {seolopsis cUiatns),
Imjvae, extension of length relative to
breadth ; long, straight, stretching ;
bTijur lahif lintaitg patah, those that
fall strdght get through, those that
fall across (the channel) get broken
(and gel through), (aJl is fish that
-Domes to his net), prov. ; 6. balat,
elliptical J b. uIut, oval; Untany b.,
diagonal.
Imka, opening, exposing, repealing ;
undoing, untutmessing, untying, un-
folding ; mimbuka, to open, to unfold
. or undo ; «i. jalan, to open out a
'.road; m.faiin, to takeoSone'scloth-
Ing; m. layar, to nnfarl eaits; ™.
ptnf u, to open a door ; m. paasa, to
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end a fast;
. rahasia, to reveal a
, to take off one's hat.
; there is not; it is
not ; bukait ttarang-batang pirSai^
pvan, no ordinary woman; yang
biihiti-biikan, that do not really
esist ; impossible, wrong.
bnkat, troubled, <^atiirbed (of water).
IniMt, a hill ; aiiak b., a hillock ; kaJii
6., the foot of a hill; ofniij 5., aborigi-
nal tribes dwelling in the mountains ;
plTiara b., the levd ri<^ at the crest
(of a range).
tmka, a joint (in a finger, on the
ankle, wrist, etc.) ; a knot (in wood) ;
the lumpy or disagreeable part of
anything ; (by metaphor) the sting
of B remark ; liina b., to come across
the nasty part of anything, to run
up against the wrong spot; b, jari,
the kunckles ; bli-biiku, clotted, in
lumps.
bul, globular; bubble-like; jambK b.,
a fruit {eugenia malaecensia).
btllai, I. albino. II, a variant of
bslalai.
bnlan, the moon ; a mouth ; the
period of gestation ; aa-hari 6., the
first day of the month ; the one-day-
oid moon ; Smpat bSias hari b., the
14th day of the month ; the full
moon ; b. pSrim/ma, id. ; b. timbul,
the new moon ; 6. tSrang, moonlight.
bolanff, I. enwinding, enwwqiping ;
binding on with wrappings as the
spurs of a ttghting-cock ere fastened
on ; mimbulang taji, to fasten on the
spars of a, fighthig-oock. II. a ge-
neric name for a number of thorny
shmbs {canthium sp., etc.) ; bnlang-
on, id. III. butang -baling, rolling
over and over ; a name given to
chain-shot.
bnllkr, whitish discoloration of the
eye g btita b,, blindness accompanied
by such discoloration.
bidat, roundness ; smoothness of sur-
face; freedom from angularities; 6,
buj'ur or 6. panjang, elliptical; b.
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pipeh. Hut and roond (as a coin) ; 6.
torak, cylindrical ; fcayu b., round
I(^s stripped of branchea j maaak b.,
cooking Trhale ; piisai b., the centre
of a circle; slluarb,, pyjamas; ^ian-
jang i,, stark nEiked ; sa-balat-bulat,
eit^eibf:! ; dlngan sa-bulat-balat
hati, with my wliole heart.
"bull, bidi-lnili, a sieiiiII flask or bottle.
Imllf, I. anak hulir, an illegitimate
child. II. ear (of padi) ; cluster.
Iraloll, bamboo ; a Rieneric name for
many bamboos,' b. hangsi, a reed
pipe ; 6. plrindu, (1) a sort of Jew's
harp; (2) a singing bamboo of
legend ; ta-pSi-dn ft., a clump of
bamboo.
1)11111, wool ; feathers ; the hair of the
body J ft. Miw'nji, the eyebrows ; 6,
landak, the qnilis on a porcupine ; b.
Hang roma, the fine hairs on the
body ; ft. roma, id. ; 6. Uaglcoh, the
mane (of a horse) ; vlai ft., the
hairy caterpillar; hatx Mrbulv, to
get aiigry.
Imlitgli, Ar. maturity, puberty.
bnlnr, estreine hanger, starvation ;
matt 6., to die of hunger.
'bmnboiiff, the ridf^e of a roof ; roof •
like j biimbongan, a roof ; tuXang bum-
hong, the ridge-pole ; blTbumbong or
mimbwnihong, to swell up.
bumbn, Jav. mixed apices ; condi-
ments ; =■ rlmpah.
ImmlnuL, a hut in which a hunter
hides when decoying game.
liuni, Skr. the earth ; the soil of the
earth ; the ground ; jatoh ka-bwni,
to fall to the ground ; pSfaia 6., the
folds or layers of which the earth is
said by Malays to be formed ; mang-
ku-bumi, a regent.
bim, I, (Dutch) a metaJ paiL U. sa-
tali bitii, s, string (of pantuns).
bnnoliia, (Dutch) French beajis.
banoUt, swollen, blow out,
(of the stomach).
bnadar, rounded, globular,
bnnSiik, Ar, bastard.
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bnng^, a flower ; an ornamental pat-
tern or design ; b. api, sparks, Sre-
works; b, ayer mawar, the rose; ft.
karaiig, a coralline sponge; 6. kakit,
tbe base (of the finger nail) ; b. pala,
mace ; ft. ramjiai, Hower-petais mixed
with scented leaves; 6. fumij, interest
'buugar, biingaran, lirst fruits.
bnngkiis, rolling up a thii^ (as a
package or parcel) ; bungkoBanf a
package ; ^nlmbiingkai, to make up
a parcel.
biULg'sil, a very young coconut (used
as a plaything by children).
banl, orott^ banian, invisible etves
(of the forest).
bnnoli, killing, murdering ; erasing j
mimbunoh, to kill ; to put an end to ;
mati di'bnnoh, murdered ; destined
to a bad end ; pimbunvh, a man.
slayer, a murderer) pSmbimohaK,
killing ; slaughter.
bnntak, short, stumpy ; beamy (of a
bimtaJ,, a generic name for flsh that
distend their bodies with air when
caught (6. pisatig, tetrodon tunaris ;
ft. ftcilii, tetrodon finviatalis),
bTLntang, I. starting out of the head
(as tbe eyes of the man who is being
strangled). II. a weaver's rod.
bnntar, dome-shapped ; roughly
hemispherical ; ft. bayang-baymigj
rounded with wavy edges.
bnntat, a gail-stono ; a petrified sub-
stance found in animal or vegetable
substances; a bezoar.
bantil, a clothes-bag.
banting', enceinte, pregnant, preg*
nancy ; b. awrat, advanced pregmuu^,
bnntu, blocked (of a road or water-
buutul, the ring on a klrii sheath,
bnutnr, sated with food, glutted.
bimtiit, the posterior; the stemi
the fundament.
banni, ftiyun. tiwtuf, very heavy r^n.
b«myi,sound,no'
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, intonation ; dimikian bunyi-nya, ot
.the following tenor; bunyi-iun.
. yian, Btrains of music ; blrbtmyi, to
Boand ; mimbttnyitan to enacciate,
to pronounce.
bvjMti, 8kr. a title of diatinction ;
lord of the earth.
ImTHi, spitting ont ; ejecting ; pillory-
ing ; ular imga b., a analie (probalilj
noio Bimtatrix, the blaok cobra).
bnral, guebing ont (as entrails from
a -nound in the Btoma^b).
bnrhftn, Ar. demonstration, proof.
iinrl. Jay. back, behind; di-huri, in
.borit, posterior, stem ; hm-itan, the
stem of a ship ; inlmbtiHt, to commit
an nnnatnral offence.
^bnxj. At. oaatle -, flign of the zodiac.
baxok, worn, decayed (of vegetable
. and manufactured articles, but not
of animal matter — cf. buioh) ; burol:-
bvrong, a birdj b. devala, the bird
of paradise ; temhak h., bird-shooting.
Inirn, hunting, the chase ; mSmhvni,
to hunt ; p{imJ)«™, hunter ; liantu,
- fiiniburu, the nild huntsman, an eril
Bpirit i yarfriMTiuw, sport, the game
huntfld ; anjvng pSrhiraan, hunting--
dogs.
■tnnm, hamoing iurun, a name for
the serow of the Malay Peninsula
(nemorrhoedue sti'eitenhami).
minit, hernia, rupture, hjdrocele.
Skr
ornamental
lltlsar, B bow, on arc , the bow for
cleaninjt cotton , Bip^rti Sapoa di-
busar, like Cotton after i leaning
(pure white), prnv , tlpirli tujor
Baiijit/na,, like the bow of Arguna (a
simile for a beantif al arm) , also
linsi. Hind, rice -bran.
Irasok, decayed (of animal matter) j
putrid, stinking ; ba« b., a bad smell ;
hati b., a bad disposition; nama b.,
an extremely bad name.
bnsong;, dropsical inflammation; *-
bnotul, Pers. a garden ; a pleasannce ;
baanr, a bow ; a variant ot husar, q.v.
bnsut, an ant.hill.
bata, I. blind; h. larangan, myopia;
6. tuU, blicdanddeaf i pakul b. tvli,
striking recklessly. II. see bota.
III. hnta-hvita, a tree (cerbej-a odol-
lam). IV. China b., a mnhallil.
bntaiig, Eng. a button; b. dasi, a
bntir, a grain, particle ; a numeral
oo-«ificient for small round objects
. (such as gems).
bntoli, the penis.
butn, a Tariant of butoh, q.v.
bi^Di^, a water-jar (ot portable size);
buynt, flabby of flesh ; •pintt 6., flabby
obesity^
fibabal, Skr. long pepper {pi-p^ ion-
ffwm).
(diAlMk, a wound left by the removal
cS a bit of flesh.
oIUibMlf, bifurcation; the main
. branches of a tree ; hirchahang,
' forked (as the tongue of a snake) ;
* ~ ri tiga ch., a tridest.
*~~~r, fBint-hearted.
.dlRbek, tearing ; torn ;
bak-ch., tattered.
Obftblz, tearing, torn ;
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chohar-ch..
obablt, a rarviant of chabek, q.y.
ntbabok, I. Fers. a whip ; II. a fet-
tering ulcer (especially in the lower
leg)-
cbabnl.ontnig^ns behaviour; Viet»'
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tioae violence ; unaecmly language ;
bSybuat ch,, to commit an outrage
(eapeciallj rape) ; mStichabuU, id.
ehabiit, plnoking out ; a. royalty ;
tnSntha^t, to pull oat ; to drag out ;
to uproot ; t^rchabnt, pulled out ;
drawn (of a Bword).
Ob&cliti, a formula for reducing to
Kubmission.
cluwluvll, I. pricking a pattern ;
blrclutchah, tattooed. II. a Malay
ohacliafc, implanting; sticking in
the ground j cJt. lari (slang), to make
a bolt of it.
OllMiIiar, an eruptive dieeafe ; small-
pOK i ch. ayer, measles or chicken-pox.
oIutdLftt, a flaw, a defect, a blemish.
oliaolwn, to confuse i to throw into
disorder.
oluiiaM, a. small lever used to roll up
olmclill, small for its purpose.
ohBchlss, a worm j cli. pipeh, the
obftdang. reliance ; a stand-by ; a
reserve fund or war-chest.
okotlftr. Hind, a rug, aheefc, or shawl.
ohafln^, picked to pieces ; minced.
oliagRjc, the swivel of a swivel- sun
(EbIo).
Olmg^C, relying ; trusting ; a Malacca
form of mortj^ge in wbicb tbe mort-
gagee is given the usufruct of land
qIm^, a disease of the toes.
olu^fiit, Jav. the chin.
Olukh, an interjection ; a cry for hur-
rying on buffaloes,
ohnhHiT, diarrbcca, purgiu^.
clwluLrl, to seek — v. ehari.
ohftHajrik, Skr. lustre, brilliancy, glow ;
ck. me,ta, ligbt of the eyes (ft term of
endearment) ; blrchahaya, to glow,
oliakali, wide (of an angle) ; obtnse.
ohakanff, forming a very open curve,
olwkftp, to speak ; to undertake ;
Wrchakap, to apeak i pSrchainpaii,
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speech, utterance ; ch, angin, empty
boasting.
oliakar, scratching; ch. balar, scrat-
ched all over i mSnchakar, to scratch
(as a fowl).
cliakira, Sfcr. a discus, a quoit,
chakBrftwala, Skr. the revolving
vault of heaven.
cbiikolc, indirect (of a blow) ; given
at a curve ; golok cJi., a curved ohop-
chftknp, catching in tbe open mouth
(as a dog catches a biscuit).
obakni, ■m^nchakas, to carry a burden
suspended from a stick that rests on
the shoulder.
chalitk, I. likely to take place. II.
affectation; airs.
chalu, a long scratch on the skin ;
bircholar. Scratched.
chalit^Ti choJufc cii., or cholang ch., in
a tai^le, in disorder,
challt, smearing, smudging.
clialoiiff, I. a small ladle. II. gjisnu
ch., a small knife resembling a pieav,
ohaln. Hind, the run of a steamer.
oham, recognition by sight i chaiakan,
to recognise.
chunar, bv/rong ch., a sea-gnll; also
chSachamar.
cliamaii, a generic name for tree-
draccenas.
obainbMi^, whiskers ; ch. bauk, a,
full beard.
oIiaiiLcli,ali, Hind- a spoon.
ohampoli, insipid, tasteless.
cbampal, a variant of chapai, q.v.
obampak, I. casting away, discard-
ing; champakkan, to throw away—
e.g. a cigar-end. II. a skin erupiion i
measles.
eltampRiLg, sculling or paddling from
the bows of a boat.
oluuuplaff, cliompa-ag ch., tattered at
the edge; torn.
oluunpong, shattered at a stroke (aa
a tree struck by lightning).
ofaailipiir,misnng, mingling; c'T.daxi',
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utterly mised up; in confusion] ch.
gaul, id. ; champuran, components
of & mixture; chainpurkan, to mix
up, to mingle ; bSrckampKr, in soln-
tion with j mixed with.
chamti, see nhimSti.
oluw, Ch. a CHneae conical basket,
oluitubi, whettii^ ; a stone roller ;
smoothing or polishing or grindii^
bj means of a roller j klris bahara
d^hanai, a newly Bharpened Mris.
tHoMimg, a gong with a shallow rim
and no bemispherica! knob in it;
chanangkan, to proclaim by beat o(
_ , sticking np, rising to a,
point (aa certain forma of native
head-drees).
ohanda, I. ta'-chanda to caie nothing
about; ^ ta'-indah. H. the strip of
wood at the stem of a boat to which
a mdder ie attached. III. a variant
of slnda, q.T. IV. si-chanda-kia-
mana, what slanderer. V. ckanda-
'piti, a secretaire ; o boi divided into
comparEments ; a cabinet.
chandal, I. difficnlt; = aakar. II,
lliud. loose, foul-mouthed, ribald.
III. jarring ; = janggal, q.v.
diaudaa, a variant of G'lSndciiitt, q.v.
cliaildailg, h^ran/i chandang, not
knowing when one is beaten ; obsti-
nate courage.
oluuidat, a kind of hook with several
unbarbed points stjckiag out in
different directions (it is used to
Usb up sunken cables ; or, in small
«ize, for catching cuttle-iish),
ehandek, I. a recognised concubine
of a priuco — as distinct from an
inforior wife (guttdek) or oaaaal
mistress {jaanah-jamdhan). .II. a
fixed riverine purae-net.
ohoiidi, I. a monameut; a memorial
Eaiar ur building-, II. restive (of a
orse) ; foi-ward (of a woman).
obaaait, that extremity of a native
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anchor to which the cable is not
attached.
ebondonff, -paraHg cii-aiidoiig, a chop-
per in which the handle and blade are
in one piece and not fastened together.
chandn, prepared opium.
chanff, I. carrying pick-a-back. II.
Ch. a square lift-net. III. (Kcdah)
panniers for an elephant.
cltangiik, to look ronud hastily (as a
frightened man).
cluuigup, a notch or dent for fitting
together two pieces of wood,
ohanffKali, a forked punting-pole
(used for propelling a boat up-stream
Ijy pushing against tree -houghs,
snags, etc.)
ohang^ai, an artificial iinger-nail or
nail -protector (worn reullj as an
chan^ek, chonggatig-changgei, an
up-and-down bobbing motion (such
as that of a Chinese kowtowiagl.
okang'ifonf, I. inharmonious; in-
oongmous ; out of place ; unnatural.
II. i
HI. i
ment; better cTifn^ang
ckaugip, chungap-ehangip, panting,
out of breath.
ckan^t, chongak-cliangit, restless up-
and-down movements (of the head).
ckangkal, deep (of water).
ckangkat, I. a low hillock ; a piece
of rising ground, II. a shallow.
chanfkek, uneven, irregular; cliong-
kah ch., all ups and downs; all
crooked.
changkins, lifting np (by seizing a
boy's elbows and raising liim iu the
ckiuigkir, I. a small glass cup of
Arab make. II. cltongkar ch., of all
sizes and shapes (as the componcut
parts of a heap of firewood).
okangkia, a (Feuaug and Kedah)
variant of chafgkeh.f q.v.
ckangkok, a crook ; a pole with an
iron book at the end Such as is used,
for managing elephants.
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ohanirl'^Pi Bcooping up mitli the
palm of the tand.
oluMigok, m^changoh, to sit witli
curving nock (as a hawk on a baugh).
oIuuttaB, aeveranoe by a single blow
from a heavy catting' instiament ;
topping, pruning.
oluuitak, pretty, good-lookiug; noat,
nicely got up; ■well-groomi!<l.
chanting', »> eort of bamboo bucket
{naod for getting water on t of a ship's
well).
cliftutimi, comiug back together
npain ; folding back again.
chap, Ch. printing; "chopping"; a
Chinese chop or Hcal for use with
ink; ehapkan, to piiat; pSrIcakaa ch.,
apparatuB for printing; a, press;
htkaiig ch., a printer ; eh. batu,, litho-
graphy ; efi.timaft, printing in metal-
lic movable type.
chapa, a plant [blumea balaamifera).
Chapah, a rough unpajnted washtab
(of Burmeao make), a wooden plate,
ehapai, to graap ; to attain to ; to
rench; to grip; mSnchajiai, id. ; hSit-
dak Ta^itchnpai bulan, to wish to get
hold of the moon (a proverbial des-
eription of mad ambition).
ohapak, inattention ; omitting to
notice, either through preoccupation
or deliberately; to alight, to overlook.
chapal, a sort of shoe conaisting of a
leathei' sole with a band over the
instep ;i.Dd a. thong passing between
the big toe and its neighbour.
ohapek, lame, limping, halt.
ohaplaa. Port, a hat; c!i. Hpal, a
cocked but.
chapinfC. a metallic plate (ased to
cover thp nadities of a very young
female cliild).
Chapok, a gross form of insult.
Chapnl, a (Kodah) vaiiant of chabul.
ohaxa, 1
style,
wise; mitnakai chara pir^njman, to
dress as a woman ; ch. China, in the
Chinese language or in the Chinese
charanff, the minor boughs and
branches of a tree.
cbarbi, Hind, grease nsed for Inbri-
charek, tearing ; a rent ; ehorak-
ckarek, frayed, tattered ; charef^an,
to tear up ; mEnchoret.cJHMBfe, id.
olMri, seeking for ; looking for ;
charikan, to search for auytbiog ;
mStmhari, to seek; pirimpttan min-
chm-i, (Penat^) a prostitute; pSti-
charian,, a source of livelihood.
charok, a runnel ; a running ditch ;
the puncturing of a gutta tree.
oharnt, obscene langnage; raiwhn-
i'jtt, to use obscene language.
chat, Ch. paint ; saptt ch., to paint ;
the process of painting.
ohatang, Ch, a rattan-baskct-cosy,
chatolc, I. the blo'iv of a pick; the
peek of a bird, II. sitting bolt up-
right.
chatu, doling out in niggardly qnan-
Ohatox, Skr. chess ; main, ch., to play
chess ; hMoh, clt., chessmen ; tapak ch ,
chequered; loh ch. or pwpan ch., a
chess-board.
channg, sunken — of the cheeks
(through loss of teeth).
Chans, thin by emaciation.
ohairok, I. a dimple. II. a leash.
ohairan, Ch, a tea-cup.
ohairang, bifurcation, branching off ;
a branch — cf. ehabang.
chawat, a loin-cloth ; bSrchaical, to
wear as a loin-cloth is worn ; to
wear a loin doth ; i'5m«dt eh., n
rndder (on European lines).
oh&wiB, ready, prepared.
ohayftr, thin (of liquids) ; natery ;
Jumptw eh., very watery mud ; IfufriH"
ch. thin broth.
che' " Mr." — a title given to other-
wise untitled Malays, •"
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ohBbfti, chihek-tMbai, pcmting.
Cblluik, excavation (in quarry work);
d^ging out bj side-long blovre.
ckKbek, cMbei-chShai, to pout.
ebSbii, la-cksbts, a tatter, a Bhred.
oiia1)Clk, a coconut scoop ; ladling up
water with this scoop j cleansing
from fcBCal defilement i la'-bSrche-
ftot, a term of abuie j "dirty beast."
ohtlntr, plnnging hearilj into water ;
plonging into a flaming mass i inln-
ehlbtirkan diri, to plnnge, to cut one-
Betf into.
olltolutiL, dipping (a pen into ink) ;
immersion followed by immediate
withdrawal ; fa'Cklchah, a moment ;
alBO chichah,
oUoIiAlc, I. belong ch,, speckled.
II. Bee chifltah.
cMohap, touching (food) with the
finger and then applying the finger
to the lips ; tasting.
olieoheT, dropping away in driblets i
bSrchechtran, id.
oliidaa, to smooth a plait by passing
a rattan over it.
eliMIra, Bkr. a Saw, a defect; mln-
datannlan ch,, to reflect upon somp-
one, to injure (somebody's) reputa-
ebfidlnff, thin and out of condition.
Gbtdok, sunken (of the cheeks and
eyea).
oheAok, scooping up ; balingup; lad-
ling up.
olieKn, wary (of a hied or fish).
cbBgn^, erect I =^ llgak.
chSff&r, a rapid ; a water-race.
ollftgolt,sa-cA^90J:,agnlp; = sa-tSgnk.
Obtb, a. somewhat contomptuous ex-
clamation of disbelief or disgust.
ebikftll, split open ; splitting under
pressure (as a mangosteen) ; of.
chikeh.
ahjlkak, I. holding between the
thumb and forefiger ; sa-ch4kaJi, as
much BS can be held between the
, thumb and forefinger ; a pinch ;
blrehUcak pingganij. with waist belts
ch£i,ah
tied together (used of two adver-
saries who tie themselves to each
other in single combat so that the
one or the other must perish). II.
reliable (of a workman).
Gbfikal, strenf^h, resisting -power.
ctafikBm. a sharp-pointed stick (used
for making holes in the ground for
hill-padi cultivation) ; sakU ch., a
festering sore under a toe-nai!.
chfikous, tight ; tightly stretched ;
taut ; rangak ch., a shell (pternceran
chiragJa).
ohfikap, skilful, expert ; Mrja suatu
la'-boleh chSlcap, he is no good for
any work.
oli6kar, Hind, hard a-port or hard
a-Btarboard (of the steering-wheel).
ch6kan, reaching out for anything.
ohSksIl, cracked by pressure ; slightly
split — cf. chikah.
ctafikek, ni^chSliek leher, to seize by
the throat; to garotte; laati tSrehi-
hek, death by choking; chilcek Mda-
dak, violent vomiting (invoked as a
curse on an enemy).
Obekel, stingy, miaerly.
Clifiki, Ch. small Chinese playing-
cards ; " chicky-cards."
cUkit, to pick away small morsels;
to pick to pieces.
oli6kok, to force food down a cliild'a
throat; ch. cMkek, the struggle for
breath by a choking man.
okSkn, denting with the finger-nail,
pressing ti mark.
ckBkap, covering with the palms of
the hajids.
ckBknr, a medicinal plant (Immp-
feria gaianga).
ohtkut. to pick up between the tips
of the thumb and three fingers.
okBla, censuring, blaming ; finding
fault; oMla ininehl'lu, to abuse;
nama yang ftScJifiiaan, a bad name.
eUlagft, I. soot, fine cinders (adher-.
ing to a torch). II. chUaga, tSmwdi,
the tiller.
ohUah, orevioe, Gssnre, crack, ol^;
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ck. batu, the space betwoen two
bouidarB; ch, dinding, a, crevice in a
Trail; ch. gigi, the lino between ad-
joining teeth ; ch. guntmg, n guily or
ravine; eh. jari, the space between
two fingers.
eb&lftk, antimony-powder (ased to
darken the fringe of the eye).
ohUaka, ill-starred ; ill-omened ;
bringii^t bad luck ; n term of abuse ;
orang ch., a BCoundreJ ; yang tiiiahf
hStar chSlaka ku, likat, the greatest
infamy of all that I saw.
difiUkttti, (Patani) betel-nut acis-
aorsj = iachip,
CbMtuu, (oiiom.) chUum-chSlam,
stamping ; tramping.
ohfilMia, trousers (loose above but
tight ronnd the calf).
ohilap, (onom.) cWJitp -chiinp, the
sound of splashing.
ebftlapali. soilinj;, diehonouring.
chfilapafc, astride; sitting on the
fork ; Hitting astride ; also chiUpak.
ohSlapek, a preparation of dried fish
and herbs.
diAlurl, kain chllari, a thin fabric of
shining ailk with gold thread.
chUom, (Kcdah) disorderly, con-
OlifilAI, cheliis-chilas, the sound of a
man coming in and ont; free, fami-
difilfttu, the flying ant ; better kSlc-
katu.
dule, kain chele, a cloth fabric im-
ported fmm Southern India.
^filedanff, cMledaihg - chSledok, a
swaggering, rolling gait (affected by
abandoned women) .
chUndok. see above — s.v. cWfeiJajij.
ohUipicI, a ahrub (clei-odendroti
ditpaj-ifoUum) ; also giUguri.
ohUalk, idle, lazy, sli^gi^.
cMOok, lifting the eyelid { seeing;
ti-bata bahani chilek, a blind man
■who seea for the first time (a beggar
on horseback), prov.
.ohBltrnpoay, Jat. a musical instm-
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ment (wire strings played like a
harp) 1 the sound of strumming,
eh«leng, Jav. a pig; = 6aii; ch, aloe,
a v^ild pig, = babi hutart.
difiieagap, agape ; open-mouthed.
dtSleagkang, ch.-chslengkok, motion
chUengkok, see above— s.v. clii'-
lengkang.
okfilftpa, (Kedah) a sireh-box.
okBlBpalE, sitting astride; —chl!la«pak.
cll6I6pek, (onom.) the sound made by
mnd bespattering a surface.
ohilipok, (onom.) the sound of a
heavy mass of mud falling on any-
ohftllcU, oovetous.
ohBlia, chopping into small pieces.
OkUoBlifl, weak, sickly.
okHonf , a sort of elephant trap.
okUnm, (onom.) ch.-cMlam, tramp-
ing, stampii^.
ckfilnp, steeping in; saturation in;
dyeing; fli-chUup merah, dyad T^A ;
cksbipkan, to saturate, to dye,
Obfilupfti;, garrulous.
okBliir, immersion in boilinj? liquid ;
scalding.
chfillM, coming in and out familiarly ;
slipping on and off readily (of a ring);
ch.-chiias, free, familiar.
eb&taar,!, pollution, dirt; llrchSmar
kaki, to dirty one's feet — i.c, to take
vigorous measures. II. a variant of
cluimar, q.v.
okfimnrn, Skr. apcmdant ni horse-
hair (under the blade of a spear) ; a
yak-tail ; a chignon ; laiyn ch., a
name sometimes given to the casua-
1, anxiety,
an-lnh ch., don't be nervous.
ohfimat, I. fastening together with a
pin or spike ; fastening ataps. II .
towing; (oil ^neklraat, a tow-rope.
cktaibTil, a casket ; a small box ;
lakeana chSmbul dingan tutup-nya,
like a casket and its cover (exactly
suited one to another), prov.
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ohimbum, Btispicious, jealotis,
cllSlii.Bllg'kinit, a frnk (need inedl-
cintLlly as an aperient).
obnuar, extremely dint - eighted ;
□early blind.
dhSmirlMif;, glittorin^, rudinnt,
Bhimmering.
ehBmitl, Tarn, a whip.
obBmidn, iierrous ; self- con scions ;
timid and j^tiring.
oliSmok, I. a pod ; U. (Kedab) to
qnorrel.
chiupa, bimga chimpa. fl w
(unidentified) ; ehSmpa ra d
cUmpftka^ Skr. the champ&k t
{michelia champaca) ; ch b th
f rangipanni (plwmie™ oet ( / ha)
oliGini^Uia, a litt«ir ; also jimjKi
oIiBmpU»k, a iaok-fruit ( ioc -p
palyphema)} eft. ayer ( t
main^ayi).
ohfimpfilek, pitcli and tos
ohimpnouET, (onom.) th d f
a heavy body falling pi p t
ohBmperni, a generic nam g t
a number of Bea-shoro ahyab t
ably ckampereia grifflkii 1
jera rheedii.
UiBmpfirlinff, the tree-atarling (ea-
tomiichalybeius); TOnfnc/i,, very red
cyeB ; also ^rling,
eIl6]npiI^^< sa-chEmping, a very small
bit ; a morBsI.
ehftmponf, carrying between botli
arms (as a bale of firewood ia carried).
cliBmnna, dirt on the face (after a
meal) ; greasy.
diimitohap, loFe-gnisB ; burrs,
diGmna, sick of, sated with— stronger
than jimu.
clioiia, old and hardened (of a fight-
ing-oook).
ohBnanpin, a malodorone flying bug
very destructive to padi.
ohfinan^Ca, Skr. a birth-mark ; a
congenital deformity.
chtuangku, a heavy cntlasB.
ohSucIuda, a Eedah name for the
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fantail fly -catch er (i-l»pad«in, spp,) ;
elsewhere murai jiia,
Ckfinolialok, a relish made of smail
prawns.
oli6iiclta]i([, slashing, slicing, chop-
ping, cutting.
ckBnoliarn, a fish (caronx boops) ;
also jam-jaru.
okfinchatmi, the socket of the knei? ;
minyaJc ch., the oily matter in the
patella.
Okenokeng, running as hard as one
h6n Itnrut th :
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Ii6iidalia Ski dal w d (
? aib )
kiadairait g n am f
po80 f g ( tly s )
h I 1 -p d b t gi (I
t ph ) 1 k— o! w in
kftudayuu pi t t 1 k t
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kfiadtea I Sk -ac f f
IT. deep (of Bleep) ; = nylda/r,
ckfindSral, a generic name given to
Beveral plants — viz- one croton (c.
argyratue) and three grewia,
cliSndfirainiilia, Skr. a tree beaiing
an edible fruit (nnidentified).
chSndfiraaari, a bird funidentifled).
olldldBraBliTi, a tree (nnidentifled),
okfinderawajwh, the bird of para-
okftndims, (Penang) removing ran-
cidity from oil.
ckfiaanai, seduction ; enticing women
by magic art.
ckendnJ, a kind of thin broth with
cakes of dough floating in it.
ckiuela. Fort, a slipper.
chBn^l, the name of a tree (balano-
tarpvs raujiimus) usually known by
the Kedah form of the word, chSnyai.
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chengaiig', nstouiBliinent I teTch«ng~
ujtg, bewildered with Burpriae.
oii»ngeag, whining continuallj (of
young children).
ehxaggA, bSrchm^gek, to perch ; =
bSrten^geh.
chSaffi, a nasal twang.
oiSagiSja repiiUiva odour about food.
cllfiltg'kuit, gripping betweou finger
and thumb.
cbSngkMie, I. wakeful, eloepless.
ir. barrii^ the paaaagc — cf. eSngkang.
Cheagkftrok, a sweetmeat made of
chEngkan, a variant of ckilcav,, q.v.
tibiagiteh, the clore-apice (eagenia
caryophylla) ; buah ch., a clove,
chtngkeh, -walking on the side of
one's foot.
chengkelc, thinner at the uentro than
at the cstremitiOB (of a post).
chensfcelat, a variant of slngkelat,
q.v.
obtngkeiing, a variant of eSngUUng,
q.v.
chiujfktoa, hollow-eyed; slcepleaa-
looking.
chfingkisua, earnest money, an
advance.
GheagkCrek, a cricket; bSradu ch.,
to make crickets fight.
cbinffkEreng, I. a. tree {enjthrina
stricla). II. an absceas.
cbfingxfirma, Skr. moving over an
area; spreading as news; wandering.
chengU, Ch. a run of luck; good
changkok, I. twisted ; ch. heledoh,
zigzag. II, a leaf-monkej {semnopi-
tliecus femoralia or k. cristattis).
cbiagkoloilg, withdrawing a smsll
nmoimt from a lai^e ; drawing on
a deposit.
ckSagkoug, hollow, sunkeu (of the
cbtugkuaa, aha^y, nnkempt.
obSngkiurfti, I. a silk fabric. II.
beroMngk-arai, crumbling to frag-
ments, breaking up into pioees.
) ceEbana
chfingong, gating in open-mouthed
astonishment — cf. chSngang.
cbJSnok, minyak chinok, a vegetable
oil obtained from the tree diploime-
inia sebi/era ; also minyak kawang.
clieiiok, bwong cheaolc, a malkoha
{ramphococcyn erythrognathtia or rho-
'podyten saiaatramue).
okfinonif, a fixed steady look at an;-
oheutajrtt, a variajit of jlnta-
ckfintong, I. a ladle (consii
a bamboo receptacle with a handle
rising vertically up from it). II. an
erectile tuft of feathers on a bird's
head ; an erectile crest.
ckfiunram, a declivity ; a precipitous
incline — of. churam.
chepat, speedy, quick ; rapidity of
ckepeli, soft and pendent (of buEEalo-
horns).
cheper, a kind of metal saucer or
plate on which a bowl (hatil) rests.
ckepoh, a club-foot,
ck^n, a Oat round box of wood (used
as a receptacle for toilet requisites) ;
chipu-chipu, the truck of the mast;
puling chepu-ckBpa, the foot of the
cliSpaa, a blush of shamo; a guilty
ckBrabak, ugly (of a child).
ckirackak, sticking up in points-
ckSriickap, Malay caatanets (bam-
boos beaten against each other).
ck6rak, clear, unobstructed (of tho
view) ; ch, Qhuacha, clear daylight.
chisai, severance, aepavation, di-
vorce; bSrcMrai, to separate from;
to be divorced from; chSraikan, to
separate (one person from another) ;
ch.-bSrai, broken up, scattered (of a
defeated army).
obfirakin, a sort of Malay medicine
cbfiramah, talkativeness — cf . ramak.
cbfirana, Skr. a deep salver or bow!
on which are placed tho various
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CHEBANCHAKO 4
TeBsela used for lioldiug the i^qnisites
for betel -cbewing i Jn^yornngJian
r.h., to pasa roanil this bowl bo as to
allow ffueatB to help themselves to
SiTeca-nut, Bireh'leaf, lime, eti.'.
dLiraBohang, lying point apwardg.
ehtouig, a clearing in the forest ; ch.
rimba, id.
chSxftnKKali, bronciiin^ into points ;
rasa bercliSratiggah, a deer of many
oliSrMlI, a. rich cloth.
dLtrati a, plui^-hoJe.
e]l<Ifttok,sqnattinginarow; perched
inarow(»8birdsonatel egraph - wire) .
chexawat, Skr. an arrow of fire.
Obixohtk, Skr. abase, inault, reviling ;
jtfttn ch,, to be reviled.
dtlrobak, T. slight!; pockmarked—
cf. cliKchak. TI. a variant of ckSreka,
cliBrdaa, I. foolish cunning. II. a
buffalo-whiji,
ohtnlek, clever; sharp-witted;
bright ; intelligent ; mlndatmigkan
ch,, to sharpen the wite.
0li«rak, a kettle ; a vessel for boiling
oberot, diairhcea ; looseness of the
bowels; th, 6ere(, to run continnously,
oHtrewet. f ussiness ; fuss^andinter-
fering behavioor.
chtigtM, reliable (of work) ; a thing
you can depend on.
ahfiri. Hind, g&lan^ cMn, a bangle.
ohsri, a gong the sides of wiiich slope
iiiwMiis.
Chfirla, I. Skr. fidelity. II. cleared,
brightened (of the countenance).
ohfirldaWMi, cries ; shouts in unison
vocal music ; chorus singing.
ehMgtk, I. being on one's guard.
wary, watuhful. II. a catlaas ; a
broad-bladed short sword or dagger.
chfiritft, I. a story, a narrative ; cit.
laman dahtdw, a talc of old times.
II. (ononi.) bSrch^ritO; to tnitter (of
the magpie robin).
cMrlMig. shining, resplendent—cf.
chSmirJaiig,
» CHfiTI
ohfirmai, a tree (phyltantkua dietic-
lous) ; it yields a small round acid
fmifc.
chirmat, care ; delicacy of touch ;
neatness in appearance or dress.
«liBrmiu, a mirror ; ch. maia, the
pupil of the eye ; an eye-glass ; ch,
KropjBff, the lens of a telescope.
oliBriia, Skr. assimilated, digested.
chSroboIi, roi:^h, rude, coarse, vio-
lent, vulgar.
oliBroli, a second pounding of rice
(to whiten it).
ohteok, I. a comer; an out-of-tbe
way part of the room where things
are placed that one does not need ;
the apace under a wardrobe or be-
tween it and the wall ; a hidden nook.
II. a bamboo funnel nsed in milking.
chfirpUai, Turn, the imported Indiau
dtftspil. Tarn, aandals, clogs ; hnwali
ch., position beneath the sandaia (of
a prince), the position of a subject —
cf . kO/Mii and dull ; in^junjtmff ch,,
to acknowledge the rule of a prince.
obBnibah, a (Kedah) weapon.
chimobnp, burrs, love -grass.
chBcnp, to lap up water; the sound
of lapping water.
chftrut, I. t^ht compression ; strang-
ling ; the sensation caused to the
wearer by tight clothes or tight
boots. II. cheroot ; also chSrvia,
ohlmtn, a cheroot.
clittai, bSfchStai-chStai, tattered.
ohetak, the wooden cases in which
type is kept ; the work of a com-
poaitor.
chetak, stisllow ; elntu-nya ch., his
learning was shallow.
chfitSra, 1. Skr. pi!y'>»>7 ch,, an
umbrella with a hanging fringe.
II. Skr. a story i = chSrita.
obfttSri, Hind, tent, awning, canopy.
obfitftxia, Skr. a kshatriya ; a mem-
ber of the princely or warrior caate ;
a warrior.
chiti, Tani. a chetty ; a moneyi
Google
lender; di-piga-ng ch., in the hands
of money-lendecB.
ohetns, (onora.) chetus apt, to strike
a light.
ehewe, a term by which aiiinials are
Bpokeo of (especiallj at eea) if the
mention of their names ia believed
to be likely to attract their attention
snd canse injury or disaster.
obi, Ch. a measure of weight nsed
in weighing opium ; a tentli of a
tael.
cbiak, a sparrow ; alinch.
chiar, crying continnally (of a ohildj.
chlan, I. disarranged (of dress).
II. a long oar (worked standing).
Ohiohali, steeping ; dipping (e.g.
food into gTHTy) so aa to saturate ;
also cMahah.
ebioliak, a lizard s also cMchak.
cUohek, shuddering at ; feeling a
strong aTeraion to ; looking down
upon with disgust.
(tMoIiit, great-grandchild.
clllia, colio (during the night).
cblkar, see chSlcar.
vhOdL, see chekel.
ohili. chili ; red pepper.
CUnft, Chinese i orang Ch., a ChinesB ;
nlgSri Ch. or blnua CK, China ; ch.
buta, the m-uhallU or intermediate
husband necessary to make the re-
marriage of divorced persons legal ;
main ck. buta, blind man's buil j
lada ch,, capsicum (piper chaba),
slso called chahai ; btmga ch,, s. name
given to gardenias and sometimes t«
ouliivated varietieB of the ixora.
oMaeh^a.g, see chinchang.
ohinoliarn, Ch, a cold sweet jelly.
oliinoliin, a Unger-riiig.
clilticlxit, Ch. the "cbinchew" or
owner's agent on a ship,
dtindn, great-grandson; a polity
variant of chichit.
Ilhingaia, a sea-shore plant (teyphU
phora hydrophyllacia).
diinta, Skr. loving desire; regret;
longing ; bSrchinta, to be in love ;
hlr )
aku
3 for
r gret
cHinttunonl bkr a fahulous gold
yellow snake the find ng of wh ch
s bel e 1 to betoken good fortune
n love (n ch aajah i name
ght fon s of the viper
lache
ajle
Chlntlns, Ch. a revenue officer em-
ployed by the farms in the Straita.
tdiipai, a monkey {temnopithectis
meialophos) ,
cUpan. I. a battle-aie. II. (Perak)
a tapir.
cMrl, the coronation formula used
in certain Malay States. [It would
appear to be Pali].
cidilt, a variant o£ cheret, q,v.
cIliB, an interjection of vulgar and
contemptuous disbelief or disap-
proval — stroi^r than chek.
ohita, I. Skr. feeling, emotion ; suha-
chita, joy ; dtika-chita, sorrow ; min.
Chita, to fix one's tbonghts upon a
talisman in order to get its magical
aid i to call into existence by will-
power. II. Hind, iain chita, chintz,
chin, I. a state cushion ; a cushion
for a royal divan. II. Ch. spirituous
cliliun, to smell; to kiss (in the
Malay way) ; mSnthium, id. ; pjn-.
cliiutn, the sense of smell.
oUnp, a bladder made by blowing
out a fowl's crop.
eboba, attempting, trying, testing)
"please," "just"; choba, tanya fta-
pada gurv,, please ask the teacher;
ehobai, to bold a test ; chobakan, to pat
to the test ; phickoba, a trial or test.
cliobalc, chobah-chabeb, tattered or
torn at the edge ; frayed.
dioban, a needle of horn or bamboo
nsed in repairing nets.
obobar, rent down the middle, torn ;
ch.-chdbir, much torn.
obobek, aa-chobeJc, a pinch.
ebobiB, aa-chobii, a splinter, a frag-
ment from the edge.
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chodak, mhichodah, to hold the head
aloft (as a awimming smtke).
chook, a soup-plate or bowl of Chmeee
thogMi, Pers. an ensign — better
jogan ; a, portent in the hoavena.
cbop), Jftv. blockhead, fool.
cliokw, agsnie resembling draughts.
dioket, the abstraction of a veij
small qnautitj; picking a piece.
I bathing- cloth (iiaed by
Chin
es).
chokmar,
cliokok, the cry of a latah-subjcct
wben excited.
etol&k, ch.-chaling, confused, en-
tangled.
Cbo^ngr, ch.-chaling, confused, en-
tangled.
oiLolat, a dig with the elbow or hand
— cf. cholet.
thoiUk, prizing ont with a point ;
.digging out with a pin; mlnckolek,
to scrape out with a pointed in-
strument ; plncholelc api, a lucifer
mutch.
Oliolet, a dig with the point of the
finger — cf. cholat.
choU, Hind, a tight-fitting native
corset or bodice worn neit the skin
by Indian women.
Clwlok, a fuse of cloth steeped in oil.
Gkomft, see chuma.
olunatiol, thd knob on a door.
chomek. a cuttle -iish.
ckomel, I. dainty, pretty. II. bab-
bling ; onable to hold one's tongue.
chomot, defiled with dirt.
thojn.'pe.ng, ch.-champing, torn, tat-
, tored at the edge, frayed.
oliompea, injnred by the loss of a
comer or projection.
elumipok. Oh. a cook.
vhondartmg, inclining; leaning; ch.
holi, mental leanings; iuclinationa ;
ftlflo chond<nig.
dumdonif, leaning to one side ; out
of the perpendicular ; ch.-hati, per-
sonal inclination ; also chortdSrong.
also chotel.
chong'ftk, turned npwarda (of the
face) ; holding his head up (of a
bnffalo sniffing when alarmed) ;
pointing up (of the beak of a
bird).
ohonffg'ali, projecting unevenly;
sticking out in all sorts of directions ;
also chonglaih.
chonggaoLg, ch. chongget, bobbing np
and down (as a sandpiper picking up
food, or as a man climbing a difficult
hill).
ehongicet, see chonggaag.
chongkfcli, projecting unevenly; out
of line (of a projection) ; also ehong-
gah.
clioiiifkak, a generic name for cowrie
shells (cypraiffi) ; main ch., a game
played with these shells ; ■pofpan ch.,
the board nsed for playing this
chonffkan^, ch. kilaloM, topsy-turvy
(at sixes and sevens).
chong'kax, ch.-changk\r, of all sizes
and shapes (as the component parts
ot a heap of firewood).
ohonglMiig', sticking ont in alt direc-
tions (as the points of a caltrop).
chongok, mirichon^ok, to sit stiffly
tshonimg, smearing (anything) on a
surface ; niulo tlrchonteng arang, a
face snie^d over with charcoal ; (by
metaphor) disgraced.
oboatoli, a model of an object to be
copied ; a sample ; a specimen.
OkorAjC, the general colouring (of a
sarong) ; the prevailing hue in a
design.
Okonuii, a variant of churam, q.T.
okoranff, cheating at games g pin-,
chwang, a cheat.
ehorak, the long linear markings in
the grain of certain woods.
oharmSTi streaked with long vertiool
streaks (as a man on whom paiut ~'
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lias fallen) ; c/i. -laoreag, covered with
Btreaks.
cIioroiiK, I. a Hirei tray or platter.
II. a cylindrical funnel ; the chimney
of a lamp.
oliorot, I. bringing up the roar ; pSn-
ckorot, the hindmost. II. Jav. the
spout of anythinK; ch, cherek, the
apout of a kettle.
cliotek, la-chotek, a, very entail por-
tion ; a pinch ; a bite.
oliotet, tip-tilted ; = chonet.
obotolc, I. the Email Seahy protuber-
ance at the base of a bird's beak.
II. projecting above the surface (of
ft low flat rocfc).
Olitla, not pleaaing, unsatisfactory.
cliiwolia, Skr. clear (of the atmoa-
phere) j tSrang ch., bright day-
light.
obnAi, to hold in little esteem ; of
little account.
ohaal, cloth in the Srot stage of its
manufacture.
oliniili, excepting, saving ) klcimaU,
id. ; klchaali klbanyakan, some ; a
number of.
oliiiani, a kind of cloth.
Ghnar, aticiing up (of long objects,
such as masts) ; cf. chuai,
chnat, sticking up (of short objects) ;
of. chuar.
olinblt, pinching, pressing between
finger and thumb ; mSnchabil, to
^noha^ abasing or silencing one's
foe (espooially by magic arts).
^nc^, cleansing i bSrcftucU, to clean,
to cleanse ; kitam ek., a. plane.
Obuoholl, I. sotting anything alight ;
putting 6re to anything. II. teasing,
verbal annoyance.
Oluioltok, piercing; driving a point
into anything ; threading a needle ;
piercing with a needle ; perforating ;
vmnek tanggal daripada ckuchoh-nya,
pearls fallen from their Strings ; eh.
kajang, making kajang mats W
running a piece of bamboo through
I CHUMBU
pandanuB leaves to hold thorn to-
gether i ch, linjata, the leader of a
chai^ ; blTchuchok-ch,, in strings j
mSjickuchok, to pierce, to perforate.
olmolioiiB'. & variant of chwAu,
ciinolLU, grandohild ; anafc ch., de-
scendants.
clmcbnnda, grandchild— a respect-
ful form of chuchu.
olfaolinr, I. trickling; flowing in
small quantities; chuchttran atap,
the edge of a roof; chiKhavi, to let
water fall or drip on anything; to
anoint. II. a generic name given to
oakes of hard-backed pastry. III. a
bird (podargKi javaiiensis ?)
oliaolint, Jav. the shark.
chnit, a playful tap or blow with the
linger ; a movement of the finger,
hinting " go away " ; the wagging of
a bird's taiL
clmka, Skr. vinegar,
ohukni, toll J tax; impost j tinibang
ch., the payment of duos ; mliaTikan
ch., to avoid the payment of an im-
oltnld, a game resembling dranghta.
olmkn, Tarn, dried gambier-robt,
obiUropi completion, sufficiency;
quite, fully; tullj ch. go-ra(iis haH,
a full hundred daya; audah ch., it U
enoi^h.
ohnkur, shaving ; ti^atig ch. (Straits)
a barber ; mSnchuiur, to shave ; pieau
piTichukur or piaau, jilnyukur, a,
ohnlA, Skr. the horn of a dragon;
magical or supernatural horn.
olmltui, bunga eft., a flower [aglaia
odorala P)
clinlaa, inert, sluggish, slow, idte^a
atroT^r expression than matas.
chnlin, a pipeful of tobacco or
opiatn.
cbmiut, vain ; useless ; idle ; gratui-
tonsj ehmna-ckama, uselessly | pSr-
chicma, id.
ohiuiibu, coaxing, love-making, ver-
bal endearments; chwnibwan, loriiiK ,
.kiogle
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words s hirchumba-chiimbuan, fiirta-
tion, the eschange of endearing
expressions.
Olliui, Ch. an iiicli ( approximate! j),
clinnam, long delicate pincers for
extracting vrax frora the ear, for
working in the precions metals, etc.
olrandB, grandchild — a j^espectful
eqnivalent of chacha.
obmiSftiiS, ];Schuiidang or pSchtin-
dang, conqnest; the position of the
defeated, relative to the victor.
chimgap, ch.-changip, panting, short
of breath.
clitms'Idl, the use of a pointed in-
Etrmn ect f or extracting foreign bodies
— (e.g. as a tooth-pick is ueod) ;
gouging; plnchungMl gigi, a tooth-
onn^fc, a measure of capacity; a
quarter of a gantang, or, approxi-
mBi«l7, the capacity of a balf-coco-
nnt-ehell ; alpirti cktvpak hanyut,
like a floating c/^jHtJi-meaBiire—
a half -coconut 'Bbel! (which rooks
greatly when it floate)— a simile for
loose swagger ; ehupak is used also
of the bowl of a mortar or opinm-
pipe.
canpar, garmlonH — ct. chllupar.
clmpn, a variant of ckSpu, q.y,
cbnpnl, not long enough (for the
purpose in view) ; inadequate owing
to shortness.
obiira, jestii^i joking; not taking
seriously.
chnroh, emptying out; churahliaii,
to empty out, to pour out.
chuxal, loose, severally, one at a time.
ehturam, sloping ; a decliyity ; a
precipitous incline^ot. chinuram.
clmrat, gashing oat violently (of
chniri, I. theft ; stealing ; stealthy
removat ; stealth j churi-chtiri, steal*
thiiy, aurreptitiously ; mSnckuri, to
steal i jiSncftiiri, a thief ; IScfmriom,
theft. II, to flow (as water or blood).
elms, an. interjection coarsely enjoin-
ing silence.
chut, a Eedah variant of chva, q.v.
chutam, an amalgam of gold, silver
obntap, a waist-buckle of shiny black
; Eur.
da1»t, haica-daba, o3our, smell j sus-
picion.
ubir, Ar. a writer, a scribe.
dabonlT, mSn-lalong, to file the teeth.
dahita, a broa^ round shaft of wood
with a short spike set like a spear-
head at its extremity ; main d,, to
stab oneself with this awl.
dacUng, a steel-yard of Chinese
type 5 anak d,, hata d, or buoft d,,
the weight on a steel-yard.
dada, breast ; chest ; seat of feeling ;
mi'nipok d., to beat the breast j hlr-
pirang blrdada, to fight in the open.
dadah, I. a native medicine -bon.
II. — dadak, q.v.
dadak, c'tSiel: kldadak, violent vo-
miting ; violent Bickness (often in-
voked upon the head of a sconndrel).
dadap, a metallic shield of a type
only mentioned in romance.
dadar, I. a thin pancake or omelet of
Malay make. II. mindadar, to dis-
tribute charity.
dodeh, curds ; ayer d., whey.
dadok, mindadok, to beg ; to solicit
d»doitg, I, (Kedfth) crooning a. child.-,
, ;.d by
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to sleep. II, (Itiaa Johor) exposing
for fermentation.
dftdn, I. Fort, a die, dice ; main d.,
to plaj with dice. II. roseate ; mega
d., the roseate clouds. III. iirdadu,
to gossip. IV. slri d., a variant of
Boldada, q,v.
da«iie', I. dried heh; minta darah
pada daeng, to ask dry fish for blood
— (to get blood out oi a stone), prov.
II. a Bugis title of distinction.
daeeah, Av. district, oatlying depen-
dency.
dafiiab. At. tte laurel.
Oaftar, Ar. a tabular list ; a, roil ; a
register of attendance.
dag'a, mSndaga, to do npliill work j to
male an effort.
Aagangf, a stranger ; a foreigner ;
plraka d,, a vessel from elsewhere ;
a tradin;^ ship ; dagangan, commer-
cial products { d, slntSri, the stranger
as an object of pity — a depreciatory
description of himself often used by
a ■writer J d^ jnatu, d, yamg miakm
and A, yang hitia, id j d. yang raiDom
and <t. yang rayti, id. (in Ioto
poetry).
Oafflnff, fleab, meat; d. ular sawa,
the flesh of the python ; d. darah or
darah dan daging, flesh and blood
(close relationship or intimate friend-
ship, such as "blood-brotherhood").
dagob, hantn d., clouds on the horizon
of weird and changing form (believed
hy the Malaya to be ghosts of mur-
dered men).
daiTili the human chin ; the " chin "
or comer of certain Malay knives
and choppers, this " cbin " being
one of the corners near the handle.
dah, done — a colloquial abbreviation
of iudah, q.v.
daliag^, thirst ; thirsty ; Japar d.,
hunger and thirst : mfnghapus d., to
aasna^ one's thirst.
dahagi, estreme covetousneas.
daJuUc, phlegm 1 raucaa (from the
mouth).
S DALAM
daham, (onom.) " hum " (in the ex-
pression "hum and haw")i birdaham,
to hniD and haw ; to hesitate before
speaking.
dahatL, I. aminor bough or branch of a
tree) hartmnud., a large tiger-cat op
small leopard (_leopard«s macrocedua) ,
II. p&adakrm,, an obsolete weapon
mentioned in romance.
dahaua, mSniaho-Ha, to beg, to im-
portune for gifts ; see also dana.
dahl, the brows; the region of the
eyebrows ; sa-hari bnlan daki-^ya,
his brow was as the new moon.
dalialiat, Ar. panic, alarm ; mSinhiri
d., to rouse panic, to terrify.
dabuln, before ; zaman d., past ages j
adat d, kola, customary law ; dahulvX
to anticipate, to be too quick for ;
liSi-doJiMi«-iia/iu.I«aB., pressing on, one
trying to get in front of the other —
of. ftttiM..
Dojal, Ar. Antichrist ; the falsa
Messiah.
dak, no, not— an alibreviation of tiddk'
daks, tiang d., the wooden supports
upon which rests the plank hiding
away tiie body in a Malay grave.
dakap, embracing, drawing to the
breast; hSrilakap, to embrace ^ mfn-
dakaf, id. ( birdaku^-ddkoipan, ex-
changing embraces.
dakar, perversity, obstinacy in doing
wrong ; offensive arrogance.
dakkll, Ar. trusty.
dald, I. filth, dirt; mSmbiiang d., to
dean, to wash. II. ascent, climbing
up ; mindaki, to ascend.
daksina, Bkr. the south.
dakn, me — a form taken by the word
ahi. (I, me) after the words akan
and Mngan and verbs ending i n fcan.
dalal, Ar. agent, broker, ;
dalalak, Ar. a female go-'
dalam, I. interior, inside; in, while,
during; fca-iialum, inward ; di-dalaia,
inside ; position in ; di-dolam hati,
mentally to oneself. II. depth, deep ;
tSrlalu daXam, ayer-nya, its waters
ikiogle
DALANG 4
were very deep; mlndalamtcan, to
' deepen. III. Jav. priucel; dwelling,
coart; ba/iasa d., the language of the
dalan^, the stoiy-reciter (who also
workB the flguresjnt a Malay shadow-
ehow; the autiior(iti atoriea written
for use with BhEdow-ahowa).
daleb, subterfuge, qaibble, eqnivoca-
flalek, doldk-d., shitlj-shalljiDg.
dalil, Ar. the elucidation of the Koran
by comnientariea j the whole OS the
standard commentators.
Aolonff, a large platter for feeding a
dftln, a mistletoe.
dam, I. (Dutch) ma™ dam, draughts.
' II. At. a religious penalty. III. a
whiff or puff at a pipe.
damal, settlement; bringing about a
good understanding ; damaikan, to
effect a settlement ; blrdatnai, to be
. at peace i ^rdumaian, b, settlement
of differences ; a treaty of peace.
dftmak;, the dart of a blow-pipe ;
iabong d., the quiver for such
damal, slow to move ; difficult to
Bail or row (of a boat),
flamui, the sheet of a, large sail.
damar, reein ; " dammar " ; a torch
of resinous wood.
damba, desire for j wish to poBseaa.
^Ia.mjl*.iii spite, gru<%e ; minaroh d.,
to bear a grudge.
dampar, cast ashore ; being aground ;
{^damjar, stranded.
dampil, contiguity, proximity ; hlr-
dampil'd., in close prosimity — cl.
damping.
dampli^, juxtaposition ; contiguity,
contact ; blrdamping, to be hard by j
to come next.
dan, I. and, furthermore. II. ability
or time to manage anything ; ta'-dan,
it cannot be done. III. (Naning)
year servant ; I.
dana, Sfcr. gift, charity ; mlrapa d,,
to go a-begging— -of. dahana.
danan, a mere, a pool, a tarn, a la^e.
the projecting platforms
haliian, the prow platform.
dandanf, a large copper boiler.
daudi, I. smal! Tamil cymbals (a
musical instrument often mentioned
in literature). II. spotted, mottled )
ruso. d., a deer with spotted markii^s.
dai^r, a title given in old romances
to ladies about a court — cf. dayaag.
danffan, a temporary leau-to erected
when camping out for watching
padi-fields.
dangdaiig', a (Kedah) variant of
dandang, q.v.
dangrk^, dry ; lacking in juicinesB.
daugbap, a variant of daka/p, q.v.
dangkar, I. dongkor-d., bundling out
bag and baggage. II. a variant of
dokar, q.v.
danffklng, dongkang-d., (Kedah)
extremely emaciated ; cadaverous.
dangtik, n^ndangok, to have the head
thrust forward.
daui, a (Kedah) variant of dimdi, q.v.
danta, Skr. ivory ; asmara d., beauti-
ful white teeth,
dana, iilar d., (Kedah) a rainbow.
danmr, putrid emanations from a
dead body j a putrefying corpse.
dap, I. a sort of tabor. II. a sword
with a long blade and a bamboo bnt
covered with skate-skin.
dapa, a. slave-messenger sent aa a gift
with a proposal of marriage.
dapat, obtaining, getting, acquiring;
managing ; luaiang nioe da}pat dt>
hayar, a debt in money may be paid ;
Umok dapat ha-orain^, the fat goes
to others ; dapali and mlndapat, to
obtain, to get ; MdapaUtii, the acqui-
sition of anything ; pBudopadln., the
thing acquired ,■ the proceeds ; m^n-
dapafkan, to come across, to meet ;
ia' -daiMti-iiada, it most be; must;
unjokkaii axtrat ini, ta'-dapat-liada
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di-tolong-nya, Ehow him this letter
' and he must help you.
dapur, I. a Malay kitcheii j an oven ;
a briot-kilnj rumah d., a ooot-
houaei jura d., ft cook; d. tanak, a
mnd-oven. II. dapur-dapitr sustt,
- the outer-portion of the breasii ; d.-d.
■hubar, the grave mound (in contra-
diBtinction to the head-stone).
flar. At. abode.
dara, S^. nnmarrjed ; maiden;
m^denhood ; hini dan dara^ matrons
and maide; anai d,, a virgin; bgr-
dara, virgin.
darab,bloodi dunned., blood-letting;
b-uang ayer d., dysentery; d, pateh,
"white biood " — Lo. royal blood ;
dagirt^ d., (one's own)flesh and blood ;
neup relativea ; iSrdarat, bleeding ;
Botfused Trith blood.
daral, (Kedah) sexual impotence in
the male.
dftsat, land ; dry land (aa opposed to
water) ; the interior (as opposed to
the coast) ; naik ka-dirat, to land
(from a vessel) j darutan, dry land;
mindaraf, to go inland.
daxi, from I out of i of (in the sense
of "made of"); in the matter of;
than; d.emi, hence; d. eilu, thence;
daripada, from, out of, regarding ;
daxjab, see darjat.
darjat, Ar. ranlc; grade; emblem of
distinction.
darwi, crumbling to pieces.
dasfa, Pers. sea, ocean, river ; tudkil
d,, the lord of the waters.
daa, the sound of a shot, raja ini
daiang, Mrapa daa iembak, when this
prince arrives how many "guns"
■are we to give him.
daaa, Skr. ten; sa-dasa, a batch of
dasar, ground- work ; materials of
construction ; prevailing element in
t- design ; the essence of anything.
dasi, butan^ d., a collar-stud.
ftavtiiT, layar d., a stndding-sail.
DATA
datauiTi coming, approacli ; dari-
pada Alliih. doiang-nya, it comes la
us from God ; datanglian or mSnda-
' tangJcan, to bring on ; to cause ; m.
sSmbah, to bring a respectful greet-
ing ; m. _^'ra«, to invite reflection i
l^datangan^ the coming ; ^. inaut^
the coming of death ; mlndataiigi, bo
attack ; to meet a hostile assault.
datar, smooth, level; = rata and
datia, Skr. a Titan ; a giant.
datok, grandfather ; a senior ; a title
of distinction ; a joss or idol ; the
tutelai:y Spirit of a kSramat or
wonder-working spot; d, nenek, an-
datonf a variant of datolc q v
danlat \t majesty the sanctity
which inveats the offito of a king,
the mysttnoufl kingly powei which
does not die with a sovereign but
abides so as to pnnish any degene-
rate successor (actordmg to Malay
belief) dau! i( tuanti your ma-
jesty — an eidamation of homage,
di-timia d struck down by ihe
power of offended majesty
dann, a leaf a blade of grass the
fish trap (jlrmalj d hmlut tbo
short outer pocket of this screen j
d, pSnjarang the long inner pocket
over which the fish first pass , d. chskt,
"chicfcy" cards; d, teh, tea, tea-
leaves ; d. feayti, the leaf of a tree j
mendaan kayv,, aa the leaves of tha
forest in number.
danp, beamy and heavy (of a boat) j
heavy and sullen (of a face).
dawa, Ar. a lawsuit; klna d., to be
dawai, wire ; d. gSlang, very thick
davat. At. ink ; llmpat d., or bSkoi d.,
an inkstand,
daya, I. resource, stratagem ; J.
upavCi resources, means ; apa-kand.,
what cou one do ? mSndayakan, t<r
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deceive hj a stratagem. II. barat d,, dfidar, a touch of
the aooth-woat,
Darak, Djak.
dajMiff, a damsel, b. young girl;
awang dan d,, young men and maid-
ens; dayang-dayang, attteniantti ia &
iKyang, an i
fish; anakd.
the shaft ol
blade of an i
dajn, a low
r; the breast iln of a
eman ; batang d.,
1 5 dawn d., the
n!ng I
ind; )
rumble i
I despicable coward,
m.) a smaoiing aonnd.
m.) a slapping sound,
beating or throbbing of
bSrd^bar-dgbaT-lah rasa
he felt his heart throb
darnB, Ar.
dftbak, (on.
a«b&p, (oni
dtbar, the
the heart
kati-nya,
violently.
debas, (onom.) the hiss of mehlng
Ubek, (onom.) the bleating of goats ;
also Smbeli.
Mbok, a variant of dlhak.
ASbong, (onom.) a thumping Bound.
dibop, a variant of dlbaji.
Ubu, dust ; haze — cf. llbu.
dfibmu, (onom.) a thumping sound.
dSbnr, (onom.) the sound of a land-
ilip Of heavy crumbling fall.
dSbna, a variant of dSbas.
dfioblng, (onom.) a chinking goond.
dfeliit, (onom.) a twittering or
squeaky sound.
dSdttb, open, exposed (especially of
indecent exposure).
dSdai, blrdSdai-d., in long, straggling,
disorderly lines — cE. d^ai.
dJHitk, I. bran i padi hnsk j II. mSm-
dldak, to crowd, to press on.
dfidam, bSrdMam, to be crowded
together.
dtdap, a generic name given to a
number of trees {erylhrina, app.)
that bear vary bright scarlet flowers
and that are used to provide supports
for the pepper plant ; iJcan paii d., a
ray {eurogymnim iisperrimua).
ilTidSdau, to shout, to ary
dSgam, (onom.) a slamming sound.
dfigftp, blrdlgap-d., to heave quickly
(of the breast).
SBpu, I. chakap bfTdlgar-d., boast-
ful talk. II. bunyi hirdSgar-d., re«
verberation.
d&gll, stiff -necked, obstinate, per-
t of
dsgiip.
dfibaga, ace dakaga.
dSll^l, aee dahagi.
iShttm, see dakam.
dfibana, see daliana.
dSbnln, aee dakulTt.
dek, a variant of adel, q.v.
dfikab, (onom.) the aound of loud
laughter; tSrtav!ab^d5kah ox ^riawct
blrdikah-dikah, to laugh heartily.
dfikak, a variant of dSMh.
dftkom, to crouch, for a spring (of a,
beast of prey).
dekan, the bamboo-rat (rht'somjia
nalre
ri«).
d«kat, i
a master of fence ;
r, hard by ; d. ka-darat,
near tue anore ; dlkati and mSndliati,
to approach ; mlndlkatiati, to bring
dfikuicbi, a variant of Uma kunchd.
dtkHB, the blowing of a porpoise,
dikat, (onom.) calling pigeons; biiloh
d., the bamboo instrument used to
call pigeons for snaring.
d61ah, an edible salt-water-fiah (un-
identiSed).
dSlakl, a (Kedah) vajiajit of laTci-laTci,
delnpan, eight ; the number eight ;
d. blliD, eighteen ; d. paloh, eighty.
dfilinuh, Skr. the pomegranate ; bain,
d., the ruby ; d, mSrSkah, a split
pomegranate (showing Ita red eon-
tents), a simile for ruby lips.
dfiUng^ffain, a variant of sSdllinggai
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tUnuJi, dry-poulttemg ; hot dry appli-
catioDB to a diseased port.
dtouua, faver ; d. hara, beuign terti-
HT/ fever; d.fcSpmltt, violent malarial
ferer accompanied by delirittm; d.
Wpiaii* kltulaagan, rhenmatic fever ;
d. bSrlat or ci. blrsHang, mild inter-
mittent fever ; d, aSg&ma, infloeiiza ;
d. raftK iimbamg, fever in Imig disease.
Mmap, gluttonous.
dSmi, by, with , on, at (when) i sa-
OTang dlmi sa-orang, one hy one ;
dSmi blrbunyi gSnta, when IJio bell
rang; d, Allah, hj Qod.
flfaiLMarii, thus, so, in this way.
dSiiiit, youn^ ; obild (an oxpression
often used by medicine-men. to de-
scribe the patient).
tlfimpaJc, broEid, beamy (of a boat) .
dSm.pMig', I. hollow-Bounding, reso-
tUHttj chakap bSrdSmpang'd,j boast-
ful talk. II. going across to ; visit-
ing ; stopping at.
dtmpir, cracked -sounding (ofagong),
dnnpolc, proximity, approach.
dSmpTiI, tow for caulking boats.
dfimukat, (Kedah) broken pieces of
rice husk ; chaff ; = ISmukut and
miluJcui.
denfth, an evil spirit causing diseases
.In the feet.
dtaai, a wild-beast track.
dSnak, decoy ; ayam d., a, jungle-
fowl (gallusferragineus).
dBnohinif, {,onom.) the chink at coin.
dSitda, Skr. a fine ; Una d., U> incnr
ft fine, to be fined ; diiidakan, to
dfiadun, I. longing ; rindii, i., loving,
longing. II. a grudge j = damiam.
fl ft ld iH t, order, arrangement j plait-
ing, design, style ; Mrd^ndan, to
plait ; awan A., plait-onnunent,
AfindanB', I. a name sometimes given
to the crow (coruuB macToi-hyw^us) ;
d. ayer, a bird {phalacrocoraso carbo) ;
hurong jUdindang (heUopnis jiwso-
■nata). II, tiiwin d., a bitt«r inedible
.gam^d. III. Spanish fly.
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dentUuig, the droning chorus to a
Malay quatrain.
dendaagr, jerked meat.
dBng^k, avariantof ^iHi^uJ^ordan^ob.
dSngVA, I. with ; along with ; in
conjunction with ; in accordance
with ! on, by (in imprecations) t
d. -aanuL nabi Allah, by the name of
the prophet; d. ewrohiti raja, in ac-
cordance with the prince's order j
TOOsimg-maeini/ dingan kSMndak.nya,
everyone as he pleased. II. your
servant ; I. — of. dan.
d&ngnr, listening to ; hearing ; choba
d,, pteaeo listen; di-dSTtgar-nya, in
his hearing; dingari,mlningaT,men'
dSngar, dingarkan and mSningatkan,
to listen to, to hear ; plningaran, tha
sense of hearing.
dtoffkang, loud laughter ; = tiilah,
denffkel, shnvehod up intomally (of
fruit).
dSn^U, aversion, spite, envious
hatred ; mSnaroh d., to narae a
grudge ; blrasa d., to feel spiteful.
dEacrkous, the baying of d(^^
dBnffknr, snoring, bSrdlnginr ot
mindinghtr, to snore.
dSugfok, tSrdlngok, squat, shortened
(of the neck).
Aiagang, (ooom,) bumming ; the
sound of a Jew's harp or of a
humble-bee ; the twang of a bow-
etrtag ; droning or buzzing in the
ear ; the ham of a kite or top ; iiSr.
dSngong, to give out a humming
sound.
dSll{fn, I. blrdSniju or mfitdlngu, to
draw in one's breath before mus-
cular effort. II. dull, stupid; also
dunga.
^ingjui, mindSagtia,
sniff.
d6it{fiit, the cry of a quail.
deni, this ; =- dia ini.
dBntam, (onom.) a slamming sound.
dentun, (onom.) at'
sound.
dsnn, that i = dia itu.
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dtnynt, the throtbing of a boil.
dSpo, a Malay fathom ; the epan
from finger-tip to finger-tip of the
. ontBtretched anna — cf. dipang.
dfipan, front ; = hadopan ; di-d^an,
in front.
dfiliMiff, to Btretcli out tlie arms ; a
cruciform position.
dfipiut, the lining of a garment.
dj^, chaatiaenient ', punishment.
Mrai, blrdlrai'd; in long straggling
line ; trailing away — cf. didai.
d&cak, (onom.) a cracking Bound.
dfttam, (onom.) a rumbling sound ;
m^nderam, to rumfaie (as thunder).
dfiranff, (onom). a clanging sound
(aneh aa that of a bell).
dfarap, (onom). a crackling or rapping
Bound ; the sound of small arms
firing.
dtoiu, I. speed i rapidity of motion;
tSrlalu diras lari-nya^ he rwi Tery
fast. II. Ar. mlndirag, to study the
dJSraTi, (onom.) the Bound of a heavy
shower approaching.
dSrawft, Skr. yuia dSrauia, sjmp
(often pronounced di-ratifah).
deret, a row, a long line ; birderet-d.,
in long lines (aa people fleeing along
the road from a stricken city).
dfirhaklk, Skr. traitorous ; treason,
betrayal; ada-hih iiatitt Idia dlrhaJia
akan-dia, is it right that we should
- betray their confidence ; mindlrhaka
or birbuat d,, to turn traitor; to
betray.
dftrlLMn, Ar. a small silver coin or
(Told coin from Turkey or Persia.
during', I. (onom.) a ringing sound.
11. the trumpeting of an elephant.
d&lita, Skr. iiada mindirita, insup-
portable i unbearable j unable to con-
lain oneself any longer.
dfajl, Hind, a tailor.
dtnna, Bkr. alms ; gifts to the poor;
charity; favour; gift to a sub-
ordinate ; mimb&ri d., to distribute
charity ; jikalau ado, dtrma tiimin
) DEWl
titan-kv,, by the favour and kindness
of my lord.
dSnua-wan, Skr. open-handed, charit.
dBrni, the threshold or sill of a door ;
pinta d,, a light screen-door.
dfirons, (onom.) a sonorous clang
(such as that of a deep-toned bell).
dfim, (onom.) the roar of a storm,
or of a crowd, or of an inundation j
mStidSTU, to roar.
dBmnt, 1. (onom.) the sound of a
tree falling heavily. II. a word of
command to make an elephant kneel;
dlramkan, to make an elephant
d6rut, (onom.) a dull scraping Bonnd.
dBmia, Pers. a dervish.
deaa, Skr. region, country; aa-desa
nSg^i, every country and town;
everywhere; mlndeaa ^glri, id.;
blTtandang d., to go wandering from
Slaoe to place.
Bar, (onom.) blrdSsar, to hiss (aft
water falling on hot iron).
dBsau, (onom.) the swish of rain
falling on bamboos.
dlteiiLg', (onom.) the whizzing' sound
made by a projectile.
d6«lr, a variant of dltar.
dtetar, Pers. an unstarched head-
cloth ! a tnrbau.
dfianr, a variant of disar.
dStaa, (onom.) the rustle of paper.
ditek, (onom.) the cracking of a
detlnf, (onom.) the twang of a
stretched string when struck.
dswa, Skr. a " deva " ; a minor divi--
nity ; a fairy ; a demi-god.
damuui, Fers. courtly, royal.
dswMt^a, Skr. a rich cloth often
mentioned in romance.
dewaaa, Skr. time, period, date.
demta Skr. godhead, divinity, d.
joalia raya, the greatest of gods ;
burong d., anygaa d,, manok d. or
pakei d,, the bird of paradise.
dsvi , Skr. a minor goddesi
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ai, I. at, in ; di-siiii, here ; di-sand,
• there; dC-dalam, inside i cli-!unr,
ootflide. [By an idiomatic , uae of
. this word, it forma a passive — e.g.
. Sopoi di-tunda joiiglcong, a ship in
- tow of a dinghy — i.e. a ship towed
Viy a dinghy j di-dlngar-ttya, in his
hearing ; heard by bim,] II. Skr.
noble— an abbreviation o£ adi in
. oerUiin titles — e.g. dipati for adi-jiati,
diraja for adi-raja, eta.
ilia, he, him, she, it ; = ia, when
following an n ; akan-dta, to him ;
= akan-ia. [Thifl form of ia is often
also naed emphatically.]
diam, I. silence ; being silent ; dttini-
lah ta, he was sOent ; diam-diam,
silently ; diarafem or laSndiamlcan, to
silence. II. residence, abode, dwel-
ling; diam-lahia di-lHUalui, iieliveA
at Malacca ; diami, to inhabit ; Jddia-
■ man, abode ; tempat kldiaman, place
. of abode, home.
dian, a candle ; fcnfci d., a candle-stick;
ainai' d., Ihe light of a candle ; lilin
, d., the wax of a candle ; hurony haki
d; a large sandpiper (totanus calf-
dris).
diaa^i toasting ; beating before a
fire ; blTdiang, to heat at a Qre (used
TemediaJly after a confinement).
itiat, Ar. blood-money ; expiatory
payment g a fine for violating some
rel^^us injnnction.
dlb^, Fers. a rich brocade,
dldeh, effervescing, boiling up ; mln-
. iideh, or minideh, to boil up ; to be
boiling tot j ayer miitdideh,, boiling
. waf«r.
dldek, nurturing, fostering, bringing
up (used of men bringing ap animals) .
didl«, ii^ndidie, to hash.
dikav, a form of the second personal
prononn — you, thou, thee.
dlkir, Ar. Urdikir, to chant verses ;
■pidikir, a singing (and dancing) girl.
diUt, aa-dikU, a little ; sa-dikit ban-
yak, a fair amount ; bStviitft-d.,
sparingly.
DODOL
dinr, At. faith ; the faith of Islam,
diiia, Skr. poor, mean, humble, of
little account ; hiito d., id,
dinav, Ar. a coin (usually of gold) j
d. mas, id. [The coin is mentioned
in literature only.]
dindinif , screening ; a light partition ;
a party-wall ; dindivgan, serving as
a screen or partition j iindingkan,
to screen off ; jfSitdinding, aereening j
protective; doa p., prayers orformulse
protective against evil spirits.
dia^n, cold, chilly^f. s&iok (whicb
is only relative coolness) ; dinginkan,
to chill.
diitl, dmihari daybreak, dawn.
dipati, see di.
dixaja, see di.
dirgahasm, Skr. long life, majesty
and dominion (an espression of hom-
age addressed to a ruler).
dipi, I. self; dm-tu, I myself; diri-
nya, himself, herself, itself, them-
selves 1 di-dalam d., to oneself, men-
tally; mlmhama d., to run away;
mimhaang d., to commit suioidej
minta d., or mohon d., to beg leave
to depart ; diri, is sometimes used as
a pronoun of the second person. Of,
also sfndiri. II. dirikan, to erect,
to put np; mindirika'n, id.; b^dtrt,
to stand erect : to get up ; fSrdirt set
np ; standing erect ; upright.
dlrtis, irrigation ; the flowing of
water ; mtndiras ayer, to water.
diwal, Pers. a wall ; the thick outer
wall of a palace or fortress.
divan, Fers. a court of justice i a
bench ; a board.
diwani, Pers. authorised by govern-
ment; minted; a minted coin.
doa, Ar. prayer ; incantation, magical
formula; d. '{^itgaseh, a charm to
arouse love; il.ji^iidiniliiij, a formula
proteotiveagainsDevil spirits i minta-
dobi, Hind, a dhoby : a laundryman,
dodol,.t:u£'L d., a cak-n made (rf rioe^
flonr, molasaea and fruit.
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dodot, fnSndodot, to ta^e wliiffs at a
pipe.
aogo., see d^a.
AogiM.g, Bnpport by s, rope — e.g. as a,
rope is tied to a, tree when the tree
is felled to prevent it lalling on the
woodBmen, or aa MtJaja hang out to
windward in a racing boat by holding
on to ropes (tali dogajig) attached to
the mast.
doB«l, tail-lesa (of a fowl).
djlivtlg, a (Kedab) vaciant of dagel.
dx^ol, fi (Kedah) variant of dongkol.
dok, a colloquial ehortening of d-adot.
dokoli, a gold creaceutio breaat-oma.
ment worn at marriages and groat
" dhooly "
a litter o
dola, Skr.
atretcber.
dolak, d.-daUi, shilly-sballying.
dolat, a variant of daulat.
domalt, pStidomah, a gift (sent by a
raja).
Roman, I. ^doman, a oompaBB; II.
Skr. kantii d,, a dog-faced spirit ; a
(Kedai) survival of the Hanuman
legend.
domba,, Fera. a sheep,
domol, (Kcdah) snout; = monchong.
dondanf , a lullaby ; a swinging
cradle.
dondon, pattern or colour in clothing ;
Ba-dondon, of Bimilar pattern (of a
earong and baju).
dongnlc, jalndiHi'jalc, to sit with head
raised and pushed forward.
donf enff, I. Jav. a tale for chanting.
II. mindongeng, to importune (of
children).
donffkutf, dongJiang-dojighang, skin
and bone.
dongkol, lionileas or with downward-
curving horns (of a bullock) ; comb.
iBSB (of a cock).
doaffkor, d.-dangkar, bundling ont
bag and ba^iage,
dougvk, disproportionately broad j
. Tinconti i badly proportioned.
donia, Fort, a lady.
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doroa|r> stumbling forward; tlrdo-
rang, fallen forward ; tripped np i
doaa, Skr. a sin ; an offence against
religion or morality, but not neces-
sarily an oifence against atatute law j
birdota, sinful.
dttft, I. twoi d. bllas, twelve; d.
piiloh, twenty ; d.-dua, two by two;
Jcldua, both ; junff Mdtta, the Becond ;
mSndiialcan, to have two of — e.g. mln-
duaian laki, to commit bigamy ; min.
duakan Allah, to worship more gods
than one ; blrdua, in a party of two ;
bSrdva dingan, in company with,
(someone else) ; pSndna, a fellow of
match. 11. a variant of doa, g.v.
daai, ipar duai, a brother-in-law or
sister-in-law.
dnbitr, Ar. the battocks.
dndok, sitting, to eit ; to keep doing
sometjiing ; to continue ; to reside ;
situation, position; (Zu<inIi^n,tOBeat;
Mdv.doka'n, position ; tirmpat Mdiido'
tail, residence ; iSrdudok, seated.
dndu, following immediately behind.
dadnu, pressing on (of a crowd),
dudnr, a plant (miidentifie4.)
dnga, probing, fathoming, soundii^ <
laut yang dalam dajiat di-dv^a, hali
nwnitgia siajw. iahm, a deep sea may
be sounded, bnt who can fathom a
man's thoughts P 6a(« ^ndaga, the
lead on a sounding-line.
dniral, nausea ; the feeling of a bod
Bailor as the sea begins to be rough.
dnit, (Dutch) a cent, a doit ; (Singa.
pore) a qnarter-oent ■ (Ponang) a
cent, d cevi, small currency, hSr-
duit, to have money
dnka Skr gnet, sorrow, mental
anguish, haii yang d, a sorrowful
heart , itilia dan d , happiness and
grief, niSiiangjon / d, to suffer sor-
row, d ckitn, feelings of sorrow;
ildulaan, id
dnkan, Ar a ahop
dnkat (Dutcli) a ducaf
dnkonff, carrying en the hips
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mSnSakirRg, to carry in thia 'way j
dukongatt or Icain duhongan, a sup-
port tor the child,
didcn, a weU-known fruit (Iwnsmm
dt/me>lieiim) ; kira d., the bIott loria
{nycticebui tardigradiis),
dtilnuL, a native doctor,
diilang, a large low-rimmed platter
or tcajT; pendiilaTtg mne, a large
plattflr nsBd in washing for gold.
dnli, 8kr. dust; the dust under a
soTereign's feet i (1:^ metaphor) the
position which a sabject occupies
and to which he can address himself ;
ka-TiatBah d., the fonn of addreSB of
a subject to a sovBreign; d. yang-
dipSrtuan, a rojal title.
dtuu, a tree ; the date-palm ?
dnn^, dull-witted, dense, stupid ;
also dingu.
duiia, Ar. the world; 'pSridaran d.,
the chances and changes of mortal
life.
dnp», Bkr. incense ; mSnibakar d. or
paaanglian d., to bum incense.
dnra, anxiety ; mental restlessness ;
Mrhati d., disquieted.
Xliug&, Skr. the goddess Dni^a ; dev>i
Ihirga SaJcU or dewi Durga Z'^soma, id.
durliakai, a x'ariant of dirhaka, q.v.
dnrl, atbora; ada-hih dwri di-pirta^
Jam, does one sharpen tboms.
dnrian, the well-known fruit, tbe
" durian."
dnrja, Skr. countenance, risage — a
poetic equivalent for face (mtttn) i
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d. bScsBri, a bright countenance j d,
muram, e, clouded visage ; jamjam d.,
espreiaion ; a poetic equivalent foe
ayer muka,
dtuJMia, evil, wicked, treacherous]
■nanteri d., a traitorous councillor.
diuil, mSttdmi, to be perpetually cry-
ing (of young children),
dnata, Skr. false, lying; hSrbuat d.,
to deceive, to tell a lie to; blrdutta,
id. ; mlnduela, falso^e.g. chSmara
mlnd'asta, falae hair.
dnsan, a village, a hamlet ; a grove ;
kSpala d., a village headman,
data, a messenger, an envoy.
duyot^, 1. the dugong (halicore
dugony) ; ekw d., the tail of the
dugong ; forked, tveacherons j mm-
yak tangis d., the tears of the dugong
— a potent love-philtre. II. mindu'
yong, to totter, when about to fall;
to hover, when about to perch.
dnynn, iirduyun-duyun, crowdii^
forward, pressing forward.
dvabali, see eahah.
dialf, Ar. weak, feeble.
dsariil}, Ar. to multiply arithmetic-
ally.
dsarah, see zarah.
dsamrat, see zarurat.
daat, see mt.
daiUr, Ar, chanting God's praise;
also dikir.
d«n. At. possessing, endowed with)
ebtui, Singing out of the way.
ebek, a sun-sail ; also emheSc.
elMUg', mlngebeag, to sway the body
(as a dancing girl).
edali, speaking across a distance.
edau, Jav. mad ; ^ gila ; e, Msnwran,
madly in love; = gilaUrdhi.
odtu:, ace idar.
eifSrh, walking with a waddling or
affected gait.
ell, an interjection of wonderment j
(>ja, Ar. spelling, to spell ; mSngeja, to
spell i to read slowly speMing out
the words i ejaan, spelling.
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ejit, mockery j a variant ot ejeh.
akIdMI, = ikhlas.
sknr, tail j estreniity ; a unmoral
coeffloiont for aoimaU; e. mala, the
comer of the eye ; e. piilau, the point
(of a riTerine isliuid) that is furthoBt
downBtream j jwftofc c. (Penaiig)
gutta i bSrekur-e., in Indian file^ one
. holding on to the other (aa children
in certain games) ; binta-ag hSrekur,
a comet.
«la, I. Ear. an ell; a yard. II. a
rariant of hela.
•Iftb, Ar. stratagem, contrivance,
device; itoSie daya tipa elah, at the
end o£ his wilee, tricks and resoarces ;
olah e., extreme duplicity j full of
dodges.
elok, evasion ; getting out of the
- way ; dodging a hlow ; biteldk, to
get out of the way ; elakkaii, to evade,
to dodge (a blow).
elat. Bee lat.
elat, better elah, q.v.
etU, better (is, q.v.
sliati, Ar. knowledge, scholarship,
' science ; magic art ; also I'fmu.
#lok, better lok, q.v.
•lok,beautyjeicellence,chftrmj hand-
some, fine j orangyangelokrapa-nya,
a man of handsome appearance
mdhu-elott, very beautiful or 5ne
IcSeldkait, beaiitj ; excellence.
UoniT. Bee long.
Slat, see lut.
ftmak. Bee mak.
Bnuuritli, see THarah.
ttnb»cluuiff, the horse-mango
{mangifera foeiida), also machang
and btu^hang.
fimbKk, cose, instance, time; M-Smhiilt,
once,- dua Imbak, on two occa-
ftmbftl, not quite dry; atiil damp;
i fiMPING
enabling a porter to secure a burden
borne on the back.
JimbEwau, an artificial embankment.
fimlms, likeness, cEobo resemblance ;
i, tvpai, like a aqnirrel.
fimbat, a long Ewishing stroke ; liSna
iitibat, to be caned-
eulMk, a sun-sai! ; also ebek.
fimbek, mlnglmbci, to bleat (as a
sheep or goat).
em.bsng', a variant of eheng, q.v.
fimfaoli, ta'Smboh, unwillingness] noi
I won't ; i,-imbohan, although ; ad-
mitting that ; yet.
ftmbok, I. Jav. mother; a reapeotful
designation for old ladies. II. mlng-
Smbok, to throb ; also mln^Smlmt,
ftmbim, dew; S. asap, haxe ; I. blli-aa,
dew in small drops ; S. jantan, dew
in lat^ drops; ISriflif i,, when the
dew dries op — i.e. about 7.30 a.m. j
berSmhun, to be falling (of dew) i
mSngSmbun, to fall in thin drops (of
spray).
Smbna, to blow (ot wind) ; Imbusan,-
bellows.
fcmbat, a variant of Smbok II,
ftltiptHlia, see umpama.
impaug, barring; damming; stop-
ing the course or flow of anything;
a weir, a dam.
empap, (onom). the sound of a flat
object falling on a soft surface ; <o-
piUmpap, the width of the hand
when the palm is laid flat on the table.
impat, four ; S. bilcu, foni^en ; I.
jitiioJt, forty; tggmjiaf, all fonr ; -van?
M?mpat, the fourth -, bSrSmpat, with
three others (making four in aU).
tmp6dal,= pSdal.
ftmpfilas, == nampiioe.
•mp«r, Jsv. a pent-house, a shed.
SmpItLg, rice plucked, crushed and
cooked before it has attained matu-
rity ; peiigltnping or lliong pSngltO'
pinu, a poniider for young rice ;
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bnpoli, orerflowing ; rlbtis ta^-lmpoh,
boiling without overflowing (play-
ing with fire yet escaping imainged),
Jhnpok, a Boft spot in fruit.
ttupil, pSrempaan, a woman.
Smpnl, mlng^npitl, to beat about
against adTorae wiiida (of a ship).
impnlnr, & plant (unidentifled).
Smpnaya, possession; y ang I., v/hoBe;
•mill, officious queationiug, impor-
tuning J mlngemul, to importune i
to intrude.
enak, delicious, delightful, most en-
joyable.
ntani, six ; I. bilae, sixteen ; S. pahh,
BiKty i kiSnam, all six ; yang iSinam,
the sixth.
tuohtik, iarhalSnchal, jnmpii^ a
naughty child np and down by
pulling his ears.
tniibtkng, I. an equivalent of Encliot.
II. S.-Sneftofc, crooked, awry, zigzag.
Sudie', Mr. ; an honorific prefix ;
often written tnche.
molter, watery.
finehok, see inchang.
«]ld»ll, see indah.
fiudftk, see hlndak.
findal, I. mlngSndal, to walk with
the head and shoulders held back
and the breast and stomach thrust
forward. II. stuEBng in ; = asak.
imdap, crouching ; keeping oneself
concealed white watching ; m^nii-
indap, to spy ; to lurk on the watch ;
(Jrgitdap, crouching, watching.
Sndas, Jav. the he^.
•ndel, baang e., a sweep of the right
arm in dancing.
ladoaf , to console children ; to
soothe a child.
tndnl, a swing support, a hammock,
& cradle, a slii^ for an injured
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finCffal, Sitggok-l., swaying, bobbing
up and down.
fing^n, unwillingness ; objection to ;
S. b^rcklrai, unwilling to separate.
inggaaig, a generic name for large
hombills (especially dichoe&ros bi-
cornis and bueeros rhtnoceroides).
BugfgAt, as far as ; S. ini, thus far.
ihiff^l, l.-bfrSnggil, serrated (of a
mountain ridge).
fing'gwk, to nod the head ; also anggok.
Snffkap, i.-lngkrp, rising and foiling ;
np and down.
Bnifka'a, you (familiarly) ; birSngkau,
to use the expresaion Ingkwii (instead
of a more formal one) when ad-
dressing a man — cE, kau.
Bngkip, SngkapS,, up and down — r.
Ingkap.
Snffkn, a princely title of the second
grade (the highest being ilngkv,).
euffsel, (Dutch) a binge.
ensBnt, geiitle propulsion ; edging
oft someone.
fin^t, = Tigut, q.v.
6ilja.k, m^genjak, to tread down ;
^nglT^ak, the sola of the foot.
tilj^, to be forced down en one's
seat ; to be ^lushed back (as a rest-
less child).
fiujilai, = jUai, q.v.
finjnt, minglnjiit, to tug (as a fish
tugs at a line).
fiat&h, an expression, of doubt and
int«rr<^tion ; perhaps ; I do not
knowi Icannottell; javiab-ku,entali-
lah tuan, I replied, I do not know,
sir ; S. bSrtimu, Sntahkan tidaJc, per-
haps we shall meet, perhaps not.
fiutak, ramming down, pounding
down ; l,-anti, convulsive ap-and-
SntanfT, I. ta'-inUmg, carelessness,
reoklessnesB. indifference to circum-
stances; ^(a'-tndah. II. =tan[r><l<^<
III. to set down ; ~ Utak.
M)t«k, mSngenlei, to winnow rice 1^
shaking it and giving an oocasHHud
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a chatterbos.
epek, outer posts used to keep the
screens in portion sgwiist the afcela-
ton framework of a large fish-trap
(W!iit).
apok, ft small bag or receptacle used
■for carrying about the requisites for
bet«l -chewing.
«Tak, ceding awaj slightly.
erftnff, I. Jav. black ; blue-black ;
extremely dark red. II, e.-erat,
twisted, awry.
Braag, = rang, q.T.
emp, — trap, q.T.
8rap, — rap, q.T.
faat, rot, q.T.
eran, Tisitiug (for the purpose of
condoling and assisting) a recently
bereaved person.
exek, = irek, q.v.
eret, pulling baclt, drawing baekj
mSngeretian, to draw back (any-
thing).
Wong, I. a small cup of Chinese
porcelain. II. ercmji-ei-omj, the scup-
per boles in a ship. Ill, slamtii^.
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aakew ; pahat e,, a chisol (the edge
of which is cat at an angle).
Eropali, Enrope.
Srti, meaning, signification ; I. hitdb,
the moaning of a boot ; S. pirlaiiaan,
the meaning of a word j Srti-nya,
that is to say ; its meaning is ; Srti-
kaw , to interpret, to explain ; iirerti,
to bear a meaning i mlnglrH, to
understand.
emt, twisted, bent, awry ; e. hvjo^g
kidons-itya ka-kiri, the point of hia
nose pointed slightly to the left ;
erang-e., zigzag j much out of the
straight line.
Ban,, a Tariant of so, one (in certaia
expressions — e.g. yang S., the one,
tbe onljr). [Aa a numeral and
article, the form sa is used.]
eiak, ^ isalc, q.v.
iwKLg, mSngisang, to blow the nose.
eaek, a disease causing the skin to
become dry and scaly.
esok, to-morrow ; e. liiea, to-mornnr
or the day after; M-esokan hari, the
T ; also beaok.
firtu, = situ, q.T.
Mat, gentle propulsic
a variant of engavt.
etonff, see hxtong.
• edging ol
fiiadali, At. profit, advantage,
fiijar, Ar, dawn.
fludr, Ar. a poor man .
(especially a religious mendicant) ;
also 'pdkir.
jUak, Ar. astrology.
fiuia, Ar. mortal ; corruptible ; per-
ishable J to die 1 dari nigiri yang fana
lui-nlgSriyatig baka, from a perishable
to an imperishable world— from
earth to heaven j also (colloquially)
faraid, Ar. observances (especially
obligatory religious observances).
fiir^, Ar. pudendum mtiUebre.
Faral, Ar. Persian; hihasa F., the
Persian language.
fiut&I, Ar, paragraph, article, section,
minor sub-division J concerning! npo
/.,why;/.i(»,forthatreason; tbere-
&1dlialL, Ar, the confession of faith ;
the first sura of the Koran,
foel, Ar. deed, work, behaviour,
conduct; character, as shown in
manner; feeUnya sSpiHi penchv,ri,
he behaves like a thief.
fi, At. in, at, upon, regarding; ji'J.
alam, on earth ; in the world.
SUr, Ar. to think ; also pik<
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^BrSat, Ar. a boroEcope ; u book oi
aatrologyj aatrologicul work; alao pirman.
fituah, Ar, calumny, sitinder; l;S>ia/.
y- to be slandered i aiso pltSnah.
ftiad, Ar. h^arti the sdat of the Feel-
flrman, Ar. order, command; the inRS, = hnli.
word of God I blfniran, U) speak fdlaji, so-and-so; 8i-/M£om, id., uaiially
<of God) 1 sSplrti fii-maii AUaTi, in pronounced si-jiofon..
firdans, Fers. paradist
gabas, coarse ; rouglily done (of
work).
gallOb, bulky ; abort and tliick (of s,
a monitor-lizard).
gttbnm, easily cut (of wood) ; cutting
(of a knife), sharp, aharpemng.
II. ikan gabu>, a fresh-water fish
{ophicephalne, sp.)
XftdA, Skr. a dab ; an obaoloto
weapon mentioned in old romances
of Indian origin.
yadai, pawning ; frfving in pledge ;
pajak 3,, a pawn-shop; bUrgfidai, to
ffadlng, ivory ; the tusk of an ele-
phant; gading-gadhig, the ribs of n
boat ; iiiir g. or brdoh, g., the large
bamboo (bumbusa valgaris) ; pmtiii
g,, the pink-headed pigeon {^tilopua
jambn).
gadls, an unmarriccl girl, a maiden —
a SnuiBtra]! equivalent of /inak dara.
g&doll, tumult ; noisy disturbance ;
loud dispute ; bSrbtiat g,, to create a
distnrbaiice ; 'pirgodohan, an alter-
cation ; a noisy dispute i bft-gncioJt,
to take part in a row.
gaAoag, a climbing plant the tabers
of which yield a narcotic poison
(dioK'iiea dfCJno7i«OT).
gAeaif, a shallow iin-keel of wood.
S^K^ll, pluck, determination, force-
fnlnf-BB ; g. plrk"ea, valiant and
Htrong ; gagahi, to force by menaces,
to threaten; mlnggagalii, id.
gagak, the Malayan jungle crow
(s(ii-i>i(S macrwhfnchas),
gagaug, the stalk or stem of a
flower or leaf,
gagap, an impediment in one's
speech; stammering, stuttering;
gagao, groping about for anything 1
searching with the hand ; (of an
elephant) picking up with the trunk.
gab, dignity, fame, importance, diS'
tinction, greatness; a sense of great-
gabara, legitimate ; of roynl birlh
on both aides 1 anak <j,, a legitimata
child; raja yang g., a prince of fnlly
royal descent.
gaaari, = •agahari, q.r,
galmm, Itaya gahaia, agila wood
(a fragrant and valuable wood used
for burning as incense),
gabix, (Kedah) last, longing, covet-
gajah., the Indian elephant {elephaa
marijnufl) ; a descriptive epithet
meaning " lal^ " ; g. birjuang, a
fighting elephant; g. lalang, a taJne
elephant ; g. mewi/"s«, a covered
way between a Malay bouae and its
kitchen or outhouaea ; if, mSta, a
rogae elephant ; g. mijia (literally)
a " flsh-elepliant " ; (in Javanese
design) a jnonsuev with the head of
an elepbiint and the body of a fish;
a name given to the whale when it
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obtained ie the hanip-booked whale
{megaptera boops) ; hadat g., the
large rhinoceros (rh. aoiidaicns) ;
main g., to play chesa.
gajl, I. Eur. wages, pa;; oiaiig g a
paid employee; makaii g (Stniits
Bettlements) to be in the pay of
II. gagi-gagi, a saw— ueiially gfigaji
ffajns, baah g., tlie cashew (onoMi
diuin oceidcntaU).
^la, I. liada bii^gnla, nnlumted, irn-
bounded. II. gala-gcda, a mi^tuie
(pitch and reain) used for caulking
boats — more commonly glgala
galali, a polo (for poling a boat) , a
mooring-polc ; a long pole (one of a
pair) for thrnstiug down the sub
merged Ficreen in a jSTmal, a stiik
for knocking down fruit from trees j
y. yosif, the short poles nsed foi
pniitiiiji;a,lKiatovorshaIlons,iT lohok,
long poles for ttae in deep places , (i
bajang, ordinary punting poles of
medium length ; g. ehanoaaft , punt
Ing-poles provided ivith a foiked end
forresting against snags, titc trunks
pllak, menacing, thrcatoning, bluif
ing ; uxorious, Mscivious.
galang, a bar or roller kiJ athi^art
the patl! 1 j7. jrfrffihu, the lollers on
which a boat rests when hauled
ashore; g. tSniulang, such rollers
when, rostiug on others, to which they
are at right angles j (apai g jiSi oliu,
a squirrel (scit()-tM ro^osit) galavgan,
a slipway; tjalangJcan, (1) to lay a
boat on rollers ; (3) to luteipose a
bar to a descending blow, ming
galang, to be in the way, to obstruct
— cf. along, palamg and malavg.
galaa, carrying on the back by moans
of a sling or support.
gnlek, golak g., the wrong way about. '
gftli, digging; iii^nggaU, to dig;
galian, a, surface-mine; jiinggali, a,
golir, I. Honing or running rapidly
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but unevenly ; pSrlataaii yang g.,
fluent but foolish talk — of, alir.
II. hain g., tho cm-tain used In a.
puppet-show.
gfaloli Jav a princess ; g, di-Daha,
the Princess of Daha, Chandi'a
KiraniJPanji Samcrang), tlie betro-
thed of Sira Panji.
^Inr, lebonnding, going back j
ombai g receding waves; siitur g.,
traoii^ back
ganiftk, I a preliminary sot ; a
threatening gestnre ; mSnggamdk, to
stait doing something by way of a
threat II gnesBing at; approsi-
mately estimating ; gaiaak-ganiak,
npprutimatciy ; more or less.
gsraaaa,, restlessnosg (as the result of
e\(,itementl , go'poh g., eager haste.
g'amat, au edible sea-wonn ; g. pisaiig,
a sovworm {atickopus iwn-iqiotHs).
{fam'bang, a Javanese musical iustru-
^mliar, leprosentation, picture,
statue, model ; g. di-lareic, a polished
image, g luttsnn., a sketch ; tSi^gam-
hi:, imaged, pictured, represented.
fftunbir, gambier {umcaria gambir).
gamlwli, a professional dancing-girl
fioni Java or Madura; bSrgamboli
or bfimain g., to danco (of such
girls)
SamBlan a lavanese orchestra.
gtasigaaa., (Kedah) naik g., to get
angry, to fiai e up.
ffomlB, At a shirt.
gamit, turning in the fillers or lips ;
snayiog backwards; beckoning;
mlnggamit, to beckon with the
fingers
gamoh, a large vessel for storing
gampftnff, light; of little account;
anak g,, a, child of doubtful paternity,
gva, (Kedah) putting off a creditor.
gana, I. Ar. mighty (of God). II.
Skr. sa-agyang g., Gaiiesha, the Hindu
deity, II. guaa-gaim, confusedj
mentally befogged.
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ryuuu, tierce (of animala) ; inau-dca-
troying; harimau jr., a mBQ-eatiiig
tiger.
gauoliiuif , Tiimble, agilo.
gttUOhu, a orook ; a long: stick vnth a
hook at tho end for palling down
fruit or brancliea laden with fruit.
:ffMida, I. fold (in expreesioiis such aa
"two-fold," "three.fold")! Bo-kalig.,
onco ; g. bSrganda, time after time ;
over and ovw again ; gandiihin, to
repeat, to douMe. II. Sfcr. perfume,
fragrance— a component part in the
name of many plants.
:gU3lAtax, coloured by betel -alieiving
(of tlio tooth).
guild aw, gibar g., a rich, cmhroiderod
coverlet for o couch.
igaaxiar, the lever of a rice-pounder
(Wsonj hindek) ; g. fhi»chi«, the
clawa (in a ring) which hold the
Kom in position.
gimdwiali, a plant (unidentified).
g%nda.rokam, a plant (unidentified).
gaadftmsa, a medicinal plant {justi-
cia gmtdariisn).
gandaavli, a plant (hcdychium
:gtiadek, a frontal ornament worn by
gandewft, 8kr. a bow (used by heroes
of
-gandi, Skr. a bow i = gandewa; main
g., archery.
^guldln, a mallet.
gandix, = Timuiis, q.T.
gandoug, light logs attached as out-
riggera to a native boat to giro it
greater eteadineea.
]gandn, huah gandn, a hard black
fruit (unidentified) nsed aa a ball
or marble in some children's
games.
gandom, Pora. com, wheat; Kpoiig
gang, a braiier'a chisel ; g, hnlat, id.,
with a rounded edge; g. ranthong,
id., with a eharp-cut point.
Oangga, Skr. the deiflod Ganges ;
a fabulous monster; hUara G., tha.
deified Ganges.
gan^ang, roasting before the fire —
ganggu, importunity; worrying)
constant questioning! insistence.
ganggnt, gmiingi cropping tho
grasa.
gangsa, Skr, bell-meta), bronze.
gangai, (Kei&h) iiilnngan.al, to per-
fume cloth with inconae-smobe; =
jnSngukttp,
ganja, I. bhang or Indian hemp
{cannabis satioa). II. the peculiar
gnard-like piece at the top of a hSria
blade j kiris g. iraa, a hh-ia with the
guard and blade in ono piece.
ganjak, edging foi-ward slightly;
shifting one's seat forward.
gaajal, a (Kcdah) variant of ganjil
— <!f . also goital,
ganjapnrl, a (Kedah) variant of
kachap tii'i.
ganjav, a long pike naed aa aa
emblem of rank.
ganjat, abnormal, ostraordinary.
ganjll, uneven, odd (of a number).
gautaug, I. a measure of capacity.
II. (jHiing 3; rolling over and over.
ganU, substitution; ohangii^ the
ono thing for another; atead, iuatoad;
g. rugi, compensation for injury j
gantinn or pEfaaiiJiai!, a aabstitute ;
yaatikan or mSnggantikan, to aubsti-
tute, to replace ; Mrganti, in place
of J ftji'jamti.g'., in turns, Bucceaaively.
replacing.
gantoug, suspension,, dependence,
hanging ; gantongkan, l» hang any-
thing up ; blrgaittong, in dependence
on i hanging j hlrgaJitong rambat sa-
hJSlai, hanging by a singlo thread;
tSmpat bitl^b bSrgantotig, home ; a,
place to which one can attach one-
self.
ganjali, gonyoh-gaJtyah, to rub down ; ,
to sornb vigorously.
gamjab, only superficially cookedj
raw or hard inside.
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ft^jftlb., gopoh-gapah, vtsrj groat kaste ;
hnry -scurry.
g«pii, mSnggapil, to carry off qnietlj
or unconsoiousty.
gHraic, guling-garak, rolling about un-
garam, salt ; ibu g., Lrino, coarse.
grained salt ; mim'buiok g., to flavour
with salt.
ganuig, fierce, eava^, paaeioaate,
quick-tempered; niSuggarang, to fly
into a passion.
gaxtai, hoarao, raucous, harsh (of the
gaxtn. Port, a table-fork.
gari, 1. handcuffs. II. Fort, inaltm
g., (Kedah) sealing-wax.
gtatag, I. a kind of satchel or basket.
II. crisp and dry (of food),
ffiuda, Buratcliingj birgaris, scratched,
gaaoik, scraping, gratinj;, scratching ;
mfnggaTok, to scratch j also gar-a.
faru, Bcra.t<Aing— a variant of garnh.
gtuni, = garak, q.v.
gas, Eng. minyaJi g., kerosene oil ;
kBreta g., a motor-car ; = klreta
" engine."
gasai, striking a blow ; g. liiri,
(slang) to abscond ; to " olear out."
ffaaal, (Kedah) odd, uneven of
numbers j = ganjiL
ga«ang, incontiuencei lustfnl oxcito-
gaalng, a spinning-top.
gat, a variant ot mlaat, q.v.
gatal, itchiness; lustj saliit g., the
itch (ss a disease) ; miang g., ex-
tremely itchy or lascivious.
ganl] cliampur g,, very much mixed
tip or confused ; = champur hatir.
gattng, sound dulled or confused by
©oho ; reverberation.
gawa, see pibif^gowa.
gavai, a tool or instrnment ; pSgawiai,
an ageltt ; a district officer.
gaw^. a token or mark placed across
a road to signify that passage is
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prohibited ; gaua r-gawar or gSga iia i;
quarantine ; tembak g., to fire in the
air BO OS to warn robbers off the
ga^, Skr. conduct, manner, tone ;
rxipn g., appearance and ways ; g.
Ksuf, manner and bearing- j hirgaya,
affectedly ; tiada blrgaya lagi, to
loRC all coneclousnesa.
gayaiin, iuah g., the Olaheito cbest-
gajang, light-headed i unstable; a
sense of weakness,
gayat, nervous fear ! giddiness when
looking down a great precipitous
g^oug, I. a vessel made of half a
coconut shell with a handle attached.
II. blrgaymig, to fence or boS! also
■r bough
gaynt, banging from a
(as a monkey).
gai, Fcrs. a measure of length men-
tioned iu old romances ; it represent-
ed about 33 inches.
g61)ar, a coverlet or countprpane ;
g. ga-ndan, a rich embroidered cover-
let.
gelMng, I. a long native boat with
a rudder of the Enropean type.
II. Eng. cabin.
gSbn, delicate in texture ; g. chantel:,
daintily pretty ; j-aair g., line light
gedabir, loose folds of ekin (the
dewlap of nn os, the gills of a cock) ;
also gUambir,
gSdang, great, large; = bSsar (in
Sumatran MalayJ.
gBd6bong, I. a sort of bamboo box
or receptacle. It. a squaru piece of
cloth with a pouch on it.
gfidfimliai, a (Keiiah) variant of
kUlmh'ti, q.v.
gfidfimi, a (Kedah) variant of ghni,
q.v.
g84ok,a{Kedah)variantof6S!fol,q.v.
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f Monff, an office, store or magazino ;
a " godown."
gfidnbMig, an Aobehneee broad-
g&dnbil, (Kedsh) muia g., brasea-
giga,i, loosely put UiKether ; laokii^
in fltiffness or strength.
er^ffak, noiBB, nproar (eapeciallj' tho
din of buttle) ; g. gSmpita, extreme
uproar ; an insupportable din.
gigalA, = gala-gala.
gigaman, Jav. weapoi
armed
soldi
gog&p. a variant of gagak, q.v.
gigax, qnivering ; shaking ; a thrill.
gStpis, a movable hatch or planking
iu a Malay boat,
gigagLXig, a variant of gasing, q.v.
ff6B%t, a small insect which bores
holes in clothes, books, etc,
fffigawMT, see gawar.
geg'ar, noiay panic ; the clamour of
fear or anxiety.
gSUbir, = gUambir.
gtlabnc, to fall " plump " into water,
gfiladak, the dock of a ship.
g6Iadiz, a lat^e movable piece of
planking in a ship's side — removed
to facilitate loading.
fffili^fah, a wild sug]
rum glaga).
gfilak, laiiglit«r ; tSH
peals of laughter.
ffSlakak, a prolou
gfiltuu, I. a tree {melnleuCd lev<:oden-
dfon). II. the name of a tribe of
the orang innt. Ill, biirong gSlam,
a name given to the bird ardeita
cane (soccha
a gSlah-gHak^
d chuckling
gfilaun, a generic name given to a
number of fish including fferresoJ/eno
and (j. panjang) oioUihua argentevs.
{rUambir, loose folds of flesh (the
dewlap of an ox, the gills of a cock) ;
also gldabir.
ffUaOK, a bracelet or anklet j g. cklri,
a bangle ; j. Icaki, an anfclet i g. Icana,
a (Javanese) armlet ; g, Imnchi, a
key-ring ; daivai g., wire wrapped
round a cylindrical surface— -e.g,
round the neck of a bottle of winej
pBrgilangan, the circumference of
tho wrist ; the wrist ; pinggUaiig, id, ;
pSrgelangan kakt, the ankle,
gSla,jiggsals, an enclosure for cocks
to fight in ; a circular space ; g.
ayam, the fighting-ring for a cook;
g, sJisu, the dark circle round the teat.
{fSIap, darkness, obscurity ; smrep-
titiouB, secret i g. katup, pitchy
darkness ; g. gulita, id, ; chandu g.,
smuggled chandu ; mata-mata g., a
detective.
gUlia, the bestowal of a title or
designation i gllaran, a title ; gUari,
to bestow a title ; hlrgSlar, entitled j
possessing a title.
KSlasar, minggSlasai; to slip or slide
forward, as a man who loses his
tooting in a slippery place,
gBlatek, = jilatek, q.v.
gMatok. mSnggSlatok, to chatter (of
the teeth).
g61ebar, to flap continuously — cE.
ffSlSban, a monkey (unidentitied).
g61iclia, a light quilt -mattrass,
gfiiedaug, minggiUdang, to stretch
out the arms at riglit angles to the
> become
, vood).
ffSieiloIl, a variant of Uludoh, q.v,
gfilfiffak, I. boiling up, bubbling
over (of hot water). II, a heavy
wooden sounding-block,
ghl^gax, a girder i a rafter ; a beam
on which a floor or ceiling rests.
g61Sg^ta, a kind of nettle-rash.
gftlegnt, = gil%gat.
gelek, bending a limb ; arching the
neok ; closing the hand ; bowing the
head i TniTiggelekkan leher, to arch
the neck (of a long-necked bird).
geiBkak, minggmkdk, to cm ' '
away (as the plaster on a wall).
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fHftma, phlegm; macns in the throat.
ffilBniAit, gili-fj; tho nerroaB aenaa-
tion eicited by a raeping noise.
(tlfimat, decking over the bowK and
stem of a boat,.
gSlftmbouff, a bnbble ; anything
blown out with wind j gSlSinboiigaHf
a. blown-out bladder made at a
ohicien'a crop; mSntigeUmhong, to
he pnffed ont (of the cheeks).
SBlSmpiMIg, ontatretohed (as a man
]jing on the Kroiind «ith his arms
eitendcdatfult length).
gfiltalpok, gMt'inpok yimoff, ei-
tromely fat,
ffilSmpoilg', a s^oxiffj kind of lint
used for stannchinB the flow of blood.
gftleueffang, a ntedicinaJ plant
(C(..s™ al«ta).
yUfrntiuiff, s''^i>ig g., rolliiig over
and over ; = guting gantang.
gSIfintar, minggiUntar, to quiver, to
trerahle. Cf. Mtar, gSmMar. etc. i
also gelUar.
rJSlSnrtur, tingling ; mSnggmnyar,
to tingle.
f filepek, to lie slockl; upon anything
(as a sai 1 lying slackly against a mast).
fffileponc, mlnggSlepong, to fall
hesTily into water
KHMar, minggfUiat , to quivci to
tremble Cf kftai glinllnr, etc. ;
also gflfnta,
IfAlatak, mfngglleUk to tickle
gUfitek, mSnqgSUtfli, to vmggit to
iriU, ticklishnenb , the desire to
lau^b , g hati, hglitheartedness ;
g qiman or g g^Hinia, the nervona
lensBtion treated by a raspmfc or
scraping noise p^aggbh Jiati, things
that roase mirth oi enjoyment ;
humoroaa tales
gfiliMig, mSiiagSltang, to swav about ;
to wnthe, to wiiggle
gUlkt, twisting, straining j ailnggS-
liat, to turn and Iwist as a man
stretching himsi'lf .
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{ruiiwt, =- mihat.
geilga, see guliga.
gSligia, a cross-rod in a wenver's
g&llgia, minggUigU, to shudder,
ffBliglt. to keep biting— cf. gigit.
gfilindiiz, slipping away t{) the aide ;
a side-slip j tSTgilinchir, slipped —
e.g. Urgllinchir kaki-nya laW jatoli,
his foot slipped and be felL
gfilincholi, stumbling; to stomble.
gSllndong, a reel ; a shuttle ; a
gSIing, a alight sidelong shake of the
head (meanina " no," just as a nod
ffBlinggwm, = sldSUnggam, q.v.
gSlingBix, side-slip j == gilincliir, q.T.
gelintar, = kdlinlaT, q.v.
gSliong, I. Eur. a galleon. II. h
variant of gSliang.
gfilip, = Miip, q.v.
gfiliBab., minggUisah, to tidj^^et, to
move restleasty.
gfillHai. mSnggliisai, to disturb, to
confuse, to Create ill-feeling.
gSllsdc, a (Eedah) variant of afliaek.
grfillta, — giiiUa, q.v.
gfillnt, gSliang-g.y ewaying and twist-
ing — of. giliang.
fffilobofc, (onom.) nt^nggilohol-, to
bnbble up (of boiling water).
gSlodalr, I. ii^nggelodar, to atrnggle
for freedom ; to try to get loose.
II. tnrbid (of water).
g&logok, enqniry with menaceB ;
trying to get information by " bluff."
g&loli, = Uloh, q.v.
gelohok, esteuaive perforation;
gapinz with holes.
I^ojon, gluttony.
gflok, a mug or drinking )>ow) made
of coconut shell.
gtlomiua^, wallowing with n wet
body iu a powdery substance i Mr-
gUomong, to roll one's wet body in
dust. Hour, etc.
gSlombang, long rolling;
billows i If. buiign Ifpa'ng,
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with white crests j 3. kSpala kSra,
choppy waves ; g. tnangkolc, an eddy ;
■ whirlpool; hlntpaaan g., brenkers;
the Btuf-line.
gtHantat, mcnggSlomor, to dirty.
gUoaeng, a Bmall gong forming a
part of the JaTanese gamSlan,
gUoug'i I. A cutting or channel ; tho
navigable channel for entering a
river. II, a double or mnltiple loop
of rattan. III. (Kedah) an elephant-
track ; — dSnai.
gfilongsong, = Tcelongsong, q.v.
irUongSOT, m^nggSlon^sor, to slip
down forward. CE. gHittgair (which
is a side-Blip) ; also gUrnichtiT.
Kfilopak, = Ulopak, q V.
ffSlorali, Ai: stormy, tronblod ;
trouble or care generally ; also
(filosok, vigorooB washing or scrub-
bing ; an intensive form of gofok.
gUoSOT, = gUongsoT, q.v.
fffilotftk, minggllotak, to remove a
hard rind or husk from a fruit.
gBlugA. a red dye ; kayu g., the tree
(unidentified) from which thia red
dye IB obtained.
ffUnffor, a»am g., a tree with orange
acid fruits used in flavouring currlea
l^aTciiiio atroviridis). [The word
is also used to describe flatcd
patterns in art.]
gSlnffnt, mSnggiliignt, to shiver 1 to
quiver ; to chatter (of tho teeth).
0U.nllir, mSnggUtdui; to slip down
(of a sarong).
gnnmat, = gflSmat, q.v.
gUnmiir, = gllomor, q.v.
KHuncImr, minggilaTichur, to slip
down forward ; also mSnggUtrngsor.
rfilnp, mSngglUp, to fall out, (of tbc
teeth).
gilnpar, = JcSlupar, q.v.
fffilupas, — WlfjMs, q.v.
gfilupnr, '^ kelupuT, q.v.
gUltrat, Ar. care, anxiety, trouble ;
also gllorah.
irGlltt, blTgllut, to strive, to cooteBt,
to compete — especially in boat-
racing (blrgeliit lavchang).
g&ma. echo, reverberation.
gtmaik, = glmap, q.v.
{fftmal, a clump, a cluster; Irfrg^mat-
'J., in clusters (of small stalfcs).
gdmala, a taUstnaii; a InminouB
bezoar; alBoklmala.
gemol^, ftaa't !f., extreme lasaitnde;
also kS^aalai.
gSnaxa, nervous quivering ; gSU 3.
the nervous feeling created by o
rasping noise.
ffftmangr, ungraeefnl bulk ; dispro-
portionately thick.
ffSmap, UrgStnap, taken aback ;
thimd erstruck.
gSmar, pleasure, satisfaction; sgmnri,
to like ; to take pleasure in ; HgS-
inaran, delight.
giiaa», anger, envy, annoyance.
gbmatw.g, the murmur of a crowd.
g^mbftk, a tnft of grass j a lock of
hair; also gambak.
gSmbal, — kSmbat.
BTfimbala, Skr. a man employed to
look after animala ; g. aiyinj, a dog-
boy ; g. ayatn, a poultry-tender 5 g,
gajah, a mahout; g. kambins,siBhBp-
herd or goat-herd ; g. t:ii.da, a groom.
gdmbai:, = kimbar, q.v.
Sfim'bira, passion, fire, excitement;
naik g., to become Inspirited; auaro
3., a rousing voice.
Brembol, a hemispherical excrescence ;
gembonff, c: kimboiig,
gJImbur, loose (of unrolled earth) ;
unfinished (of a road).
gembat, I. surface motion (the
agitating cause being below the
surface) ; the movement of sand
when an animal is digging under-
neath J the movement of bed clothes
over a sleeper ; the throbbing of the
fontanel. II. a canopj borne by an
elephant. III. a, golden betel-uat-
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gftmfilait, = gatnSlaa.
gfimfilatotc, gliak g., prolnngcd ohuck-
TiQg laughter-
gfimSlegtlt, = gSntiHgut.
8r6mB16tak, (onom.) continuoua
crackling — cf. gSmSrltah.
gftmdlitap, (nnom.) contiiiuoiis tap-
ping— cf. ginlrltap.
gBmSlBtok, a, variant oi gSmSUtak.
gUmSlMgni, continuous skivering
and trembling-.
(rBrnfintain, (onom.) a craahing
md.
ggiueilter, trembling all o
ffSmUar—cL gintaT, War, ew,
g'Bm6r6cbak, (onom.) the plash of
gemtoScliek, (onom.) a slight splash.
ing sound,
gguxKrencIiMLg, (onom.) continual
clanking or clangii^(.
K'fitnerfinclieug', (onom.) continnnl
ringini; or tinkling.
gSmerfisek, (onom.) continnal rust.
ling or crackling.
^fimftcBtab, (onom.) oontinuons
cracfcUng — cf gSmSlltak.
grflmeretap, (onom.) continous tap-
ping — of. gSmiUtap.
gfimfirlap, glittering, shimmering,
Bparklillg ; glmSHapan, id.
^marotok, (onom.) a continuous
clatter.
gftmfitar, tromblii^ all orer { also
gSmlntar—ct, kltar, glntar, etc.
Ifflml, titan gimi, the anoking-fish.
gkmUanff, shining, dazzling, glitter.
ing; gtlanff (f,, respicndentj radiant.
ftanok, fat, plump ; rich (of soil) ;
gSlSmpok g., estremely fat.
ff&lLpa, &Tt eartbi^uake; a cataclysm.
gSnpal, average (in aizo or build).
gfimpar, noiao, clamoor ; disturbing
rumours or sounds.
Kttmplta, Skr, uproar, noise j gSgak
0,, eitreme uproar.
IftnLitroli, the roll of thunder; the
roar ot many waters; the mur:
of on angry crowd ; thunderous.
gfilU^p, complete, fnll, even ; dua
pM(o)ij.,afull score; SK'KSnap, eveiy ;
sa-ISlah g., on the completion of.
gvncliok, giving a twisting motion
to the pounder when pounding rice.
gfindala, hindrance ; obstmction ;
difficidty ! ami g., id.
gfiudaug, a native drum ; g. batali, a
name given to certain instrumenta
of the monoohord and primitive
zither type ; ff. klling, a drum (both
sides of which are beaten by the
drummer) ; 17. mSleln. a drum (one
aide of which is beaten with the
liand and the other with a drum-
stick) ; 3. raya, a lari^e drum used
to summon people to moaque.
gSndap, juru g , the leading drum-
mer in a Malay band.
gfindBraug, a war-drum, state-drum
or procossioual dmni— of, gf-adang.
gSudir, a Javanese musical instru-
ment mentioned in literature.
EfSudiB, Jav. sugar.
gindlt, a belt, a girdle ; also kSndit.
gendoag, a variant of kendowg, q.v.
{fSudut, heavy and pendulous (of the
stomach) ,
gfiuell, the teeth in a cow-elephant
corresponding to the tusks ia the
gengffiun, grasp ; aeizuro in the
closed hand ; sa-g., a handful ; ging-
ganxkan, to seize in the closed hand ;
to seiie in its talons (of a bird).
g'SUggajig, a fabric of cloth.
genggengf, carrying an object by
seizing a small portion of it between
the teeth ; sipuf g., a shell {naviilus
pompiIi«e).
geuggong, a sort of Jew's harp
m!tde of bamboo.
genjang, awry ; crooked ; aslant
not par^lel ; ont of line ( g.-ginjut,
ligzag.
gtajur, = kSnjHt.
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gfinjnt, I. aslant, awry — r. genjang.
gSntR, Skr. a bell ; mtnggoyang g. or
■mingglTakkart g., to ring a bell,
gfintftl&, a magic wlieeled car (in
contradiBtiiiction. to a Hyitrg chariot) ;
naga g., a fabled dragon of monBtrona
fffintor, quivering, shaking, trcmbliii);
— of. hStar and gBf'iS'n tfir.
fSntaa, plucking (a Sower) ; breali-
ing a. gta,Ik.
ffSntat, shrunten or withered on onv
side (of frnit).
Rental, a Hmall pellet ; rolling up a
pellet between the thumb and fingor-
gbltiltK, I. extremely slender; y.
imkit, a very low ridge joining two
lofty hills; pMigpansj., waap-waiated.
II. ativp getting, a tiled roof.
fffintong, a large eartbennare tub or
jar.
gVnyat, nut meeting ; not in line.
gapoli, gi]soh-gifoh (Kedah) a pad-
ySpok, a small round tobacco-box <ii
flilver.
Iffira, reminding [ drawing attention
{Tftrabany, glrdbang piiri, strips of
Baited skate prpaerved for food.
ffftraeliaiLg, =^ Orachaiig.
gteagtM, to comb down the hair over
the forehead into a Bort of fringe.
ffiragan, a small shrimp.
gfirah, = Urah.
fffir^iam, a molar tooth -, g. longeu,
a wisdom tooth ; also gMtum.
gfirai, a sloepins-daia or platform.
g'iraJt, motiuD, movement ; g. hati,
impulse ; birglrak, to move, to stir ;
mSngggrakkati, to give motion to.
gflrnrm, I. warmth {of auger, courage
or paBflion) ; mSmbSTi g., to escite ;
tiaih g., to become escited ; mfmij-
giram, id. II. (Dutch) the frame-
work of a hoDse.
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gSnuLBT, I. an oily cosmetic obtained
by burning coconnt-hueka and other
vegetable substances. II. Bee gh-
aitgim.
giranKaii, perchance, perhaps— an
eipresaion suggestiug doubt or inter-
rogation ; buian 'p^mania g^rangan
jalJih daripoda langit yang tStiy'oh,
can it be that the full moon has
fallen from the seventh heaven.
gicaugaM, = gerini/au.
ftoapni, mSnggSrapai, to fnmble with
the bands ; to feel about.
gbrAptik, blnl£ng, startling, attempt-
ing to frighten.
giraxL, a palace cook ; a chef.
gfirajTAng, mlngyBrayang, to go about
picking up odds and ends.
gftrbak, to spread (of an odoiir).
Iffab&ng, spread out ; extended ;
JHW(« a., the main gate ; mcngglTbang,
to open or spread out ; to bo diB-
hevelled (of hair).
fftolioilff, = kSmbong.
ffirda, = giroAa.
gtofibab. a noisy clapper uaod to
frighten squirrels itnd birds from
fruit-trees.
firSdAk, (onom.) a heavy bumping
or rattling Bound.
Ifirddam, (onom.) a heavy repeated
slamming sonnd.
yirUok, (onom.) a dniler variant of
the sound represented by glrtdoJe, q.v.
grfoSdnia, (onom.) a deeper variant
of the sound represented by giridam,
q.v.
fftofiguk, I. g.-girigau, opening and
closing the hands ; darting about in
search of food. II, a bamboo clap-
per, = gir&idk.
fffirfigsn, gh-lgak-g., opening and
closing the hands : see gSrl-gah.
gfireiiak, (onom.) congliing up
phlegm,
grteSllBJil, = girham.
fftoejn, Port, a church,
geirek, I. boring ; mlnggerelc, to bore.
II. eugernoes, keenness ; = gerang.
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gErEmut
gtoimut, mSnggSrlmut, to throb (of
aboil)-
givtaohaMg, (onom.) a, cotitinually
repeated clanging noise.
ffSreudeng', enappiah, irritable.
^firenek, tvcinnloua and low (of a.
ratcbing ;
ecrapiiig.
g6K«agmeng, J, a braee vessel used
in cooking. IL Jav, kain glrengseng
viayang, a pattern of sarong innch.
referred to in literature.
gSrSntaan, (onom.) mlngglfSntam,lo
stamp the feet ; also glrStam.
gSrfinyan, oY^-talkativeness.
gfireaa]!, (Kedali) longing, pining.
gixitaik, (onom.) rapping { tapping;
clacking; Miwff., to get "whacked" ;
: mingg^Stakkan kuda, to urge on a
, horse by rapping the heels against
its Bides.
^firfitam, (onom.) mS«ggSi-Stam, to
stamp the foot in anger ; alao
gfrlntam.
gtrfetok, (onom.) a sound such as
that of a carpet being beaten.
gitga^i, a saw ; yu g., tiie large saw
fish ; habak g., saw dust ; also gaji-
gaj'-
fffirgtwi, gkr. a tasked man-eating
demon ; a name given to the abori-
gines of Kcdah.
fffirliaili, a molar toQth ; g. bongau, a
wisdom tooth ; also glraham.
grfirhfina, Skr. eclipse ; IcSna g., to
suffer eclipse — a. metaphor for a
' great man under calamity.
fffai, a nervous movement ; an in.
voiontary or unconscious gesture.
gioAaaig, g.-g(Fesah, intense longing.
ffSrioliaii, iiihtggSrKbaxt, to chatter
(of a slirilly twittering bird).
jTfirigri, tooth-ec^dj regularly ser-
rated — cf. gigi and glrigis.
gttigia, ]aggeA i irregularly serrated
— of. gigi and girigi.
gteim, (Dutch) kail gSrtm, a coarse
flannel cloth.
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(ffirinAa, hatrt gSrinda, a whetstone j
a stone used for filing teeth.
grfirinSam, I. a (Kedah) variant of
glrinda. II. — gurindam.
g^rlnff. illness ; sick (of a prince) ;
g. kalu, B, prince's head-ache.
ffftriajaiii* an ear-cleaner.
g^rlt, I. (onom.) a scraping sound j
the gnawing of a mouse— of- tint.
II. akar gSrit-gSHt, a generic name
for a nomber of robber-vinos belong-
ing to the order atgmijnaceee.
gtelap, = kirlap.
gerliug, = klrling.
vfttnumflf, jp^n^gSrmaTt^t to bristle
up {of short hair).
gftrmit. (Penang) an anger ; a drill.
gfirobok, I. Jav. a crockery chest.
II. tiUnggSroboy, to bubble up (of
boiling water) .
gSroda, Skr. bwrofg gSroda, the eaglo
or " garuda" of Vishnu.
gira&k, (onom.) a sound such aa
that of stones thumping against the
sides of a box.
ffflrodl, Tarn, an auger i also gurdi.
gBrogoh, a barrel -like trap for
prawns,
g6r6h, constitutional bad 1 u c k j
persistent misfortune.
girok, a wrapper used to prevent a,
heavy fruit (such as a nnngka or
cMm^ldak) falling to the ground
through its own weight.
gftronelunig', = fcf rone hong.
gbtonAong, = gondong.
gtoong, (onom.) mfnggSrowg, to
growl (of a wild beast).
gfirong'B'MiB', hollow ; lacking in
gttvttggtmg, I. the came of a tree
{crataxylon arhorescens). II. a sting-
ing medusa or jelly-fish much feared,
by Malays.
gBrouyot, a twinge of pain.
gUrtrpoh, (onom.) mSnggSi-opoh, to
splash about.
gftcaek, gravel, coarse sand; alsa
klrsek.
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gErtak (
f Sru, m^nijulrii, to trumpet (of an
elephant).
Iffir^nl, hantv, giragul, aii evil spirit
of the fqirest,
ffirnit, mengglrait, to wriggle out
(as B worm leaving its hole).
gbraa, panic, alami ; ka7nbing g., the
Malay serow inemorhiednB suietten-
ginming, a, large lizard (unidenti-
fied).
gteup, ft portion of a Malay loom in
which the comb (fliaiV) is fixed,
Iftoos, rubbing off asperities ; sand-
papering; polishing.
Iftent, tfeim gimt-ginit, a fiah (prisfi-
lery fire.
fesek, rubbing or scraping a sha)^
edge against onythji^ (nsed especi-
ally of playing the violin) ; ming-
gesek hiola, to play the violin — cf.
yeeel and geser.
f esel, rubbing two sticks or other
light bodies together — e.g. in ij^nition
by friction— of . geser and gexeh.
fMMC^ scraping past each other (as
two ships striking each other at an
extromdy acute angle) — cf. gesek
f 6ta, Skr. a sleeping-platform ; a
divan ; a broad sofa or oouoh ; g.
Mrajaom,, a royal divan ; g. ^rad'oan,
a state bed.
gfitnh, latex or gum prodnced by
trees ; gutta ; caoutchouc ; bird-lime ;
gQm ifiibok g., a caoutchouc-yielding
tree ; buront/ di-gStah, a limed bird ;
B- ipoh, the poisonous sap of the ipoh
(antiaria tomcaria) used as dart-
poison ; g. jSUitong, dyera coetulata ;
ff. pSrt^, dichopgii gatla ; aJso g.
taban merali ; g. taban ywfaft, diclioj)-
His obovata.
S^butg, = Hfang.
fffitltr, = Utar.
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gtttak. a loose gait or manner ; inSn-
^mjokg., to assume a "fast" manner ;
loose conduct.
gftti-gjtti, a Malay cake.
gStll, pinohiim;, nipping — cf. kStip,
kllam, gSbi; etc.
gStm, nipping between the finger-
nails ; mlnggltv, kitman, to kill a
louse or flea— cf. glUl, liSUji, etc.
gVWKag, a large shell-fish (portions
of which axe constantly used in the
Straits Settlements as paper-
weights).
ghnftir, Ar. very forgiving ; all mer-
ciful (of God) ; ya ghafur ttr-rakim,
oh, most forgiving and merciful
One ! — a common superscription to
letters.
ghalb, Ar. hidden, concealed, obscure ;
ghaib-lah in, he vanished ; pirkataan
yBTig ghaib, itiysterious words ; rijal
id-ghaib, spirits presiding over good
and evil fortune ; also (colloquially)
ghali, Eur. a galley.
gliallb, Ar. viotorions, conqaering.
ghaliaB, Eur. a galleass ; a l^'ge
gaUeon.
ghnrib, Ar. foro^fn, strange ; a,
stranger.
gkuliun, Ar. a slave.
gi. Hind, ghee ; clariSed butter.
glan, exhausted (of money) ; penni^
gtang, = miang.
giftn, pisaa piaggiaa, a, bill-hook.
gikna, = kibas. II.
gigi, tooth ; the serrated or rippling
;e of anything ;
) teeth ; g, ayer, the rippled
surface of water ; the edge at the
sea (on the beach) ; g. bSrdnkoHff,
overlapping teeth j 9. hutan, the
uneven fringes of the jungle ; g._
jUatSra, the teeth of a toothed wheel ;
y. Icapak, large front teeth i g. laaf,
high -watermark j g. manis, the in-
cisor teeth ; g. paraiig-pamng, small
separated teeth ; g, sisir, the toetji'"-
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of B. rake or comb ; g, HUlong, the
four front teeth ; ff. tihug, sniall
regular teeth; plnclvunglal g,, a
toothpick — rf. gigit, gSrigi, gSrigis,
B^it, biting^ ; t« bite i riiSnggigit ; to
bito— cf. gi^i.
glla, madiiesa, insanity; g. babi, epi-
lepsy ; g. bahata, oracked, eccentric ;
H. blrahi, madly in love ; anyam 9.,
«n apparently itregolar pattern in
mlngkiumg work ; muras ff.,a fantail
flycatcher (j-fetpadwra, spp.) f yn g.,a
Rah {chyliwillium radictuti) ; gilaian,
f>r ■niMnggilaian, to madden (with
love) — cf. the Javaneae form edan.
gilang, I, shining; g. gimilaiig,
radiant, daailinff, resplondent — cf.
gilop. II. a kind of toddy ; a drink
mentioned in old romances.
B11hII>, Instre from a polished surface ;
reflected light— cf. gi'iang.
gUau, = kilau.
gUlag, rolling into a spherical or
cylindrical shape ; rolling np n
oigarotte; (trinding cniry-stnff with
Vk atone roller ; balu g,, a, roller for
(frinding cnrry-Bpicea.
10 dij.doi tainiiai gitiran tari-nya, he
sat down till it came to his turn to
dance ; bingilir g U sacoese on
gills, a (Belangor) variant of It gg
gi^Jftt, on tiptoe t g ja g jaf
moting abont on t ptoe
girap, to quicken the st oke nhe
rowing.
girl, Skr. moonta n — m compo nd
such OS IndSra-g
girtuff, I. mS-agg rtvg to drive (wild
aDimals). II. g ng g ng a sort
of bell made oat of Bea-shell.
giaax, mSngginar, to twiat ; to gire a
twisting motion to anything — cf.
glwah, Fers. a shoe.
goa, I. a cave; tUaicar g,, the bat
(chinmelei (orguaius) ; kambing g.,
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a name sometimes given to the-
Malayan scrow. II. Ch. I, me.
gobar, gloomy, sombre, overcast (aa
B sky when a storm is brewing).
gobA, an areca-Dut poander (nsed
by men with bad teeth) ; g. api, a.
fire-syringe.
gOOllDb,, striking with the Ji a t ^
gochohi, to so strike (a Wow) ; m^ng-
gonhch, to bo strike (a person).
goda, spurring on ; inoitenient ; pur-
suing ; following ; goading ; mang-
goda, to urge on,
godak, nasi g., ,a preparation of rice
' for use as medicine.
goSam, a, heavy poanding blow^ — e.g.,
'with a club or mace r m^TiggodaWr^ to
strike such a blow; pinggodam, a
club or knucklc-dnater.
godok, g. kipola, the occipital bone.
gogoh, shivering with estrpme cold.
gogol, a long-handled chisel nscd by
brasiers.
goluv, =■ goa.
golak, g.-galcl:, topay-tnrvey— cf,
holak-halelc.
golang, g.-gd,ek, to sway (of a eplie-
rical or cylindrical body),
golek, easily swaying ; easily shaken
or roiled golang g swaying or
rocking 'an g B. sheeted ghost
bel eved to propel tself by rolling
along the ground tampan g.,
(Penang) the ommon Chinese
goloh a hcavj chopper or bill.hook
for eJear np jnngl
golot f usain ss 1 u Ty ; over-work ,-
b nnl w 1 fuasr inergy.
gomba Hkr tho frontlet of an
gimbalc a tuft (of grass) ; a lock
(of hair) j also gSmbak.
gombala, •= gSmbala.
gombang, an anchored pnrse-nct;
also •pttnvpang,
goiavug, = Icomeng.
gomol, bSrgnmol, to wrestle.
gonoliang, to cause anything
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lock or sway; to shake ; gonchang-
ian anil mlnggoyickang, id.
gondah, sorrow, sadness, despon-
doDCy ; g. gviana, id. ; gondahJiart, to
sorrow after,
goa&IMg, sipat gondang, a generic
name for aeveral marine shellB of
the genua dolium ; g. !>uI:iC, a land
shell (cyclophor«s, sp.)
goodok, squat ; short and stout ;
leher g., bull-necked,
gondol, bare ; hairless ; treeless.
gondoug, an inflammation on the
jieck — a sort of goitre.
gong, a gong [this — the gong proper
— has a hemispherical protuberance,
while thecftananjhas not] ; pSmiiluJ
g., the wooden striker of a gong.
gonggong, I. seizing and carrying
off between the teeth (as a dog
carries off a bone). II. a generic
name for a number of shells (mostly
of the genua xtrombue),
goai, = giini.
gonjalc, to hint at.
gonjoug, Tery sharp-ridged (ot a
Malay roof).
gonyeli, chewing between the gums ;
mouthing.
gonjoli, rubbing out impurities ;
Hcrobbing (when bathing).
gopab, haste, hurry ; g, gapuh or g,
mamang, cstremo haste j hurry
scurry.
goraip, Ar. an Arab dhow.
gOTSng, frying ; cooking in a pan,
goria, a sccatched line; g, api,
matches.
gOMk, friction, rubbing ; gegolclian,
to Bcmb ; mlnggosok and mlnggoaok-
ban, id.
gotls, to snap a link ; to break the
stalk of a 9owef.
goyang, a ahakiug or swaying
motion! hirgoyang, to shake; to
sway — cf. gonchang.
g*, a (double) yoke for bullocks ; =
igtt — of. kok.
giat, «■ goo.
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1 attacking y oung
gaau, a dise.
children.
gnltoh, wearily in the hair (as &
flower or jewelled ornament is worn).
gubal, the portion (of a tree-trunk)
immediately under the bark; nyior
g., a coconut with the husk off.
gabang, I. a one-masted sea-going
pSraha of a Ungis type. II. a notch
cut in a tree-trimk to facilitate
climbing.
gndti, a vessel of glazed earthenware.
gndang, a atore-houso ; a, godown.
gadn, gudu-gad-a, a hookah, a bubble>
bubble.
gngnr, miscarriage ; premature fall
(of fruit) i a sudden and unnatural
foM ; g, pengmn, to fall in a faint ;
bintang g,, a falling star.
gugns, patchy ; g, paUiu-piila'i, an
archipelago 1 bSrijtijus-g., in patches,
in dusters.
gait, a gentle sidelong push with tho
foot.
gala, sugar; sugary substances
obtained from plants ; g. balv-, loaf
sugar; g. milaka, coconut sugar j
g. pasir, granular sugar.
gnlai, currying; curried food; inZtig'
gv,lai, to prepare curry.
gnlana, gandak g., extreme depres-
sion ; despondency ; sadness.
gnliga, a bezoar-stone; hat«,g.,iA,
gnliug, rolling, revolving; g. gun-
fung, rolling overand over; g.garak,
rotlini; uneasily ; gviiitgltan, to roll
(a cylindrical object) ; tirgnlvag-g.,
rolling about.
gnlita, gilap g., pitchy darkness.
golong, rolling up ; tikar dva g., two
rolls of matting 1 two mats; living-
pttiaiis, to roll up.
gnmpal, rolling up anything into a
ball or roughly spherical lump or
clod ; Hrgumpal g., clotted, Coagn-
gnmpoug, a thicket; a clump of
thick jungle,
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GUNA 1
.(una, 8kr. use, utility ; magiu ai-t ;
obat g., a philtro ; apa g., ivliy ; tor
, wlat purpose i gunakan, to make
use of ; birgana, useful.
S^tmairoii, Skr. skilled in magtu art
fnitd«k, an inferior wife of a prince
— i.e. a wife married formally to his
Mris or to his balung hulu, but not
to the prince himaelt.
gvnggou^, = gonggong.
gnni, ft Back ; a " gunny-bag."
gunjai, a fringe or omamentii] tassel
at tie end of a puggaree.
fftmong, a mountaiD.
ffnntak, the rattle of pipa in a dry
gruttillff, Bhearing ; sbears, sc^issors ;
mliiggtinling, to cnt with a pair of
^ntong', I. stunipiueex tbroni^h tlic
removal of a projection ; cutting
short ; tiaiig g., a mast when the top-
mast has been removed. II. a ci%ek.
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guntnr, thunder.
gnran, sporting, jesting, flirting ; g.
jSitalai, quips and cranks ; slnda g.,
dalliance, Hirtation I !>Srpur(iH',tojest.
gnxdi, Tarn, an auger ; also gh'odi.
gvxi, a amaJl vessel of earthenware.
furindam, Tam. a proverbial verse g
a well-known saying appositely
quoted.
ffurob., thunder — cf. gimuroli.
ffum, Skr. a teacher! malt g.oveittg.,
a school -mistress ; Bitam (?., Siva.
giia, together ; all at a time ; ooDec-
tively ; di-tenibaTc'iiya tiga hali giu,
they all fired t<^ther three times —
i.e. they fired three volleys.
g^aar, taking offence ; jangan g., do
not be offended, giteari, to become
angry.
gnei, the gums.
gusti, I. Jav. a title of some distinu-
tion i tnaater, lord. II. Pers. wrest-
ling i hSimain g,, or hergaeli, to
wrestle.
halHht, way, manner.
hablB, done, finished ; entirely ; the
end of ; hSl«m h., not yet finished i
sa-hahia-habis, to the very end j to
the very last ; habisi, to come to an
end of j habislcait, to put an end to ;
piiighabisan, termination, end.
Iwlllok, Hind, piebald (of a horse).
babliir, = ahStar.
habob, dust, chaff, powder j Ji. glr-
goji, sawdust.
Hababi, Ar. Abyssinian, Ethiupian,
N^ro ; OJ-anff if. a Negi'o,
ba^P, position in front of ; raju
di-hadap mantiri-nya mkaltait, a
prince with his minisberB before bim ;
hadapait, front i portion in front ;
di-hadapan, in the presence of, in
front of — e.g. raja di-hadapan man.
tSrf, woald be "a pi'lmie in the
presence of Lis minister " — a dis-
courteous eKpressiou compared with
roja di-hadap mantlri ; ha-hadapan,
to the front, forward ; Radoyi or ming-
hadapi, to face; hadapkiin or iiiSng-
lusdapkan, to set in feont, to place
in front ; mingkadap or mlngadap,
to enter the preaeuce of (a prince) j
to have an audience of a sultan,
hadialL, Ax. n gift ; a present,
hadls, At. the traditional sayings
and deeds of the Prophet.
hadaif, Ar. presence ; to be present;
also pronoum;ed Italir.
hadnat, Ar. presence ; the royal
presence ; majesty.
liafal, Ar. well versed in the Koran )
also hapal,
kal, oh — a vocative interjection
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halbat, Ar. terrible, awe -inspiring,
alarming ; also hebat.
luiddi, Ar, the menstmal flow,
iftiraa. At. aatonishment; to wonder;
wonderfnl ; also herniK
baitran, Ar. animals ; living crea-
hajat, Ar. wisli, desire, intention.
hiyl, Ar. a mnn who has made the
pilgrimage to Mecca ; naik h., to
perform this pilRrima^.
A^rnt, Ar. jear of the H^ra j a.h. ;
hftk, Ar. truth •, dne, rightful claim ;
rightfl of property ; deaoription of
property; kaul-vl-hak, the writing
is true — a enperBcription to Malay
epiatlea ; h. nmnn, ot what descrip-
tion ? .
haUbat, Ar. truth.
iMklm, Ar. a judge ; n jinlge of the
anpreme conrt.
Jlftl, Ar. state, condition, position,
case ; mSngadaiait, h., to lay one's
case (before any person) ; Harihul,
concerning, regarding ; h. ahival,
cironm stances ; facts of the case ;
things fi^nerally.
Iutl», direction, tendency ; ta'-tSaitt
h., aimless, inapposite, irreleviuit.
llMal, confasing ; h. halai, npsetting,
confusing j confused, disorderly.
halal, Ar. legitimate; pennissible
according to divine law ; food wliich
is not forbidden— cf. haram.
in, a lawn before a palace or
ImIsv, expulsion ; driving away or
driving out; hala'iian or "ili'^vhalav-
ban, to drive away.
hallM, Ar. an aronuitic plant (/tw™
Iinlliail, Itayii hidhna, A plant (rilcv.
pubesceaa) ; also llbati.
luiilui, ginger, (zingiber officinnJiii).
. lialUtiitw:, = halinta,:
lutllmiui, invisible or transparent
through magic art; linUmunnii, tlic
magic art of making oneself invisible.
HAMIS
halintah., a horse-leech ; also liviah.
lialintftr, a thunderbolt ; pnnah h,,
id. ; bain h., fossil stone implements'
(believed to be bits of a thunder-
bolt) ; also lintar.
iLallpaa, a centipede ; h. bfrra, a
centipede with a dark back and %ht
legs; ftjnuf.anereisi h.piean-pliati,
a black and yellow hairless spider-
Hke animal ; jari h., a pattern made
by cutting trailers diagonally from
the midrib of a palm-leaf; also Iipon.
lialir, I. Ar. present; -^ hndaii. II.
= alir.
halkah, a horse-collar.
halknnL, Ar. throat, gullet.
Iialolia, covetousness ; also Idba.
Iialuiui, tlie bows of a boat.
Iiattm, — aljin,
balna, fine in texture ; delicate ;
pisau h., a, lancet-like knife ; tn«ifiiM
yaiig h., a delicately made hand ;
pSrtafaan h., refined language.
J^wlk, a generic name for confec-
tionery—preservea in sugar.
iMina, n gnat ; a very small insect.
I'ftviP-V disobliging ; graft and ill.
tempered.
luunba, slave; yonr servant ; I;
h, Allah, God's poor; h. Jfompini,
Indian convicts, h. sahaya, slaves
generally ; blrltamha, (1) to be
poaaesBcd of slaves ; (2) to serve ;
mSiitpHrkainbaiian dirt, to give One-
self to ! to marry ; mtnta jilrhamba,
to offer oneself in marriage.
Iiam1)Rl, = amhal, II.
hambac, = amhar.
Iiam1>at,pnrsnit, chasing; blrhanibat,
to pursue ; In pnmuit.
hambongr, = amb<mg.
bamtmr, I. strewing about ; scat-
tering; haiitbur-hambur, largesse;
Jifiniftitrtrtii, to scatter; Mrhombura'o,
strewn or scattered about. II. to
lF, pregnant ^witn cnini; — li ,
= fish-scented ; malodorous. -,(")OqIp
HAUPA \
jinmim. laokiog contents ; empt^,
idle, ugeleea.
bUftpMT, spreading out flat ; exten-
iion in all directions ; hain h., bed-
rock t ''■ y^hemah, to pitch a tent;
hamparan, a carpet ; a mat j Jicitn-
pariun or minghamjiarliaii, to apread
luunpM, dregs, droBB ; the residuum
or waste portion of anything; h.Khu,
megaae ; h. aufira, silk dross.
hlOlipIr, proximity ) near ; nearly ;
h, mi-rupa, nearly identical ; hamjiiV-
hampir, Tery nearly; hampiri or
mBnifhanipiVi, to approach ; fiompir-
tan, to get close to ,■ bSrhamju'ran, in
close tonch with ; in proximity to.
huupong, = am^ong.
luunpnM, = Iiapug.
luUUpttt, ■• ampvt.
h n-Mnii j indiaorimiuate abuse ; re-
huunll, Ar. the s'piriius lenis.
banehblg, rank, foul (of smell).
lianeliac, meltinf^, crushing, dis-
allying ; It. hati, broken-hearted ;
h. Ivloh, utterly crushed ; mSngiia-a-
cJtKrfcan, to crash to pieces.
handal, companion, associate, coni-
lumdak, ^ Mndak.
luuidftl, trusty, reliable.
luMiK, I. yon, thou; a (Kednh) equi-
ralent of ingkau. II. an obsoloto
Malaj title.
kMigat, hot J warmth ; -warm glow ;
fc. hufi, angry excitement.
hanfit, scorching, singeing ; tou k.,
the smell of burning.
hMigVM, burainfc ; being consumed
by Are; hangutkan, to consume by
bnming.
HMIomMi, Skr. the Hindu monkey-
god ; an evil dog-taeed spirit (in
Kedah) ; eang eSri H., the god
Uanuman in romance.
hftntap, =■ anta^.
hant^, I. conveying, escorting, ac-
companying; Bending In a person's
3 HAEAP
charge; }iantarliano:cmSnghantarlcain,
to accompany away ; to escort. II.
lying prostrate ; lying spread out,
Urhantar, stretched out.
bantu, an evil spirit ; a, ghost or
goblin ; wild (of fruit — i.e. planted
by ghosts not men) ; h. bangkit, the
ordinary sheeted ghost risen from a
grave and making its way by rolling
along on ita side as the fastenings
of the winding-sheet prerent ita
B-alking ; h, bilian, the tiger s^t ;
h. b«»gbiis, = k, hanghit ; h. goleic,
■ = h. bangiit ; h. jam-uaa, a, familiar
spirit; h. kociiong = h. banglcit; h.
orang mati di-bifnoh, the re^'engeful
spirit of a murdered man ; h. pSm-
hartt, the spectre huntsman ; h.
rimba, the demon of the woods that
preye on lonely travellers ; ft. tanah,
the gnomes oi the soil ; burong h.,
an owl ; di-ratoli h,, to be attacked
by an ovil spirit ; jari h. ; the middle
iLM^ra, except, unless ; only ; anat-ht
hanya-lak Ba-orang, my child is an
only child ; yang mSiigetiihui hanya-
lah Allah, who know that there is
only one God.
hanyif, fishy ; foul-smelling ; musty.
hanjrut, drifting along ; floating ;
hanyallcaii, to set adrift; hlrhany^tt,
adrift ; HrbanyiU-h., to be drifting
about.
faapal, Ar. well versed in the Koran;
also hafal.
Iiapelc, = apek, I.
hapit, = opif.
liapna, expunging, wiping out.
bara, hwn-ft. ; uproar ; also hirw-Ji,
and hara-h..
baram, Ar. unlawful, forbidden by
religious law ; a strong expression
of negation ; h. i,adah, bom out of
wedlock ; h. ta'-dapat, he utterly
failed to get.
barang, =^
barap. hope, expectatio'
■'»■■■ '»i1?;^JOogle
traet ; harap-lah Sngliaa Icapadn
Allah, put youc trust in God;
harapan, trnateH, trustTj karapi, to
.confide in.
liuras, = urns.
barbab, = ribab.
Iiardek, Htrong reproof, goolding,
luugtt, Skr, price, monetary value ;
h.-nya ttga ringgit, iti prioe is three
dollara ; hargakan, to appraise j to
liEu:i, day (both the day of 34 tours
and the daylight hours hy thom-
Belves) ; siang h,, dayl^ht; tSngah
h., midday j nuUam h., night time j
aa-panjang h,, all day; kSeaokan h,,
the morrow j aUang sa-hari, every
alternate day; lat ta.hari, id. j sn-
hnri-hari, every day ; h. iiiya, holi-
day) h. i^tar, id.j ft. bulan, day of
. the month.
liariiiiaii, tiger ; leopard ; any of the
larger felidS ; a type of the strong
and unBcrupnloQS ; also Hmau ; h.
akar, the leopard-oat {felis bengiden.
sis) ; ft. nnjinjf, the golden Cat {felts
fentniincMt) t h. bsSiTig, the tiger ;
ft. aiang chSchaJi:, the common wild-
oat — grey with black spots {felia
vtaiiceps) ; h. bilang kaaati, the tiger
(/elta tigris) ; ft. hSlang iSbuan, the
. common leopard, the " yellow "
panther (/eiis pardus) ; h. binUing,
= h. bllang tSbuan ; h, burong, a
Petftui name for felia planicepi ; ft.
daftan, the marbled cat {felis mar-
mamia) ; ft. daun pitiantf, a name
given to the tigor when the black
markings are not eitenaive ; ft. jadi-
. jaiian, a were-tiger ; ft. kwrabang,
the black pantier (felis pardus,
var. niger) ; h. lalat, a jumping
Bpider ; ft. eipafti, = ft. dami pinatig ;
h. toruni, a large black panther ; h.
. (Slop, the golden cat {felii aurata) ;
ft. Urong laeaii, the royal tiger {felia
tigrie) when of very large size ;
tulavg h. laina'ngi), the ntannbrinm ;
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uban (ciJw ft., the oolour of the hair
when either hlaofc or white largely
prednminatea ; also rimau.
bar Das', = arong.
barta, 8kr. proporty, wealth ; harta-
nyiibanyak,'be had large poBsesiions
hartal, a yellow foce.powder ; aaf.
fron; also Tital.
hartawan, Skr. possessed of pro-
perty ; wealthy— of. haria.
hara, confusion, uproar, disturbance ;
h. karat a noisy diatnrbanca ; ft. bi'ru,
id. ; di-haiii shetan, plagued by un
evil spirit.
hsuman, = araan.
luunmi, fragrance, aroma, perfume.
h,amB, I. stream, current, freshet ;
di-bawa oteh h., borne by the current j
songeong h., s, shell (mvrex temis-
pina). II. proper, fitting, right.
haaad, Ar. envy, jealousy, spite.
hasU, Ar. outcome, return, rent,
revenne ; ft. taTtah, land-rent j ft,
pokok, land assessment ; jn^mbayor
ft., to pay land.rent to Grovemment.
liajiita, Skr. a Malay eubit (from the
elbow to the finger-tips).
bata, At. P well then i next— an ei-
eommencing a new paragraph.
hatftin, Ar. end, finish ; termination ;
sudult ft,, it is finished— used especi-
ally of the completion of studies.
hati, the heart and liver ; the interior
portion of anything ; the seat of the
feelings; ambit di-h., to store up a
grudge ; hacha didalam- ft., to read
to oneself ; baJiar h., wrath ; Mla$ ft.,
compassion ; blrbalek h., a revnision
of feeling ; blrdSbar ft., . a qnioker
beating of the heart ; excitement,
fear ; blrkafa didalam ft., to say to
oneself; blear ft., presumptuous
pride ; bitah ft,, heart — as a term of
endearment; clumdong ft.j inclinetian
oogle
HATTA r
towarfa; e?raH., emotion; hanch'ir
h., heart-break i deapatr^ hvlii h,,
the pit of the atomach j iviang liuln
h; the xiphoid process; jantong h.,
the heart in its anatomical sense i
jauh h., alienation of affection or
interest ; iarat h., maiioe ; klchfi h.,
epite, a gnidge ; klrai h., obstinacy ;
IcSToh h,, malice. Ill-feeling ; kura^g
h., spiritlesa ; Ubur h., crushed in
spirit; llmbul h., softer feelings;
■ indkati h,, to brood j mata h,, inward
perception ; mSnibavia h,, to betalce
oneself anywhere in wrath; mStig-
ambil h., to captivate i jianas li,,
zeal ; pitu h., melancholy ; puas h.,
satisfaction ; puteh h., sincerity ;
jmtMs fe., heart-break, despair; ravan
h., rapture; no^it h., eager ; soTtgltut
h., loving attachment ; siiyup h.,
melancholy; aSbal /i.tjiatience; sSdap
h., pleasure ; iSjnt ft,, contented
feelings ; s«chi h., purity of motire ;
gumh ft., sorrow, regret; tavxir h,,
disinclination; tSrang h., olearslgbt-
edness, calmness; traps* ^-i prond
elation ; vmewait ft., annoyance ;
mimplrhafikan, to grasp, to nnder-
stand, to realise.
Iwtta, = hata.
ha-tax, = atur.
luvm, I. redacing by friction ; wearing
away. II. thirst.
hawft, I. Ar. breath, air; affection,
lust, desire; h. tiafsu, carnal hists ;
h, api, the hot breath of a furnace.
II. Ar. 8iti Sawn, Eve.
iLtiirar, a pestilence, an epiilemic, a
h»7»k, = ayvlc.
luiTam, = nyam.
haTftt, Ar. life.
Iwynit, = ai/iin.
he, « hat.
htbt-t, Ar. terriblp, iiwp-inapirinr; ;
also haibal.
hela, T. drawing over the ground ;
dragging; wSnghela, to pull aflpr
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one; pSnglielu, a pnller, a drawer.
II. aiming at, pointing to ; mhighe.
laltan, to aim (a weapon) at.
helah, ^^ elah.
hfilal, a numeral coefficient for tonn-
ous objects such as sheets of papers,
garments, leaves, blades of grass,
etc. ; also lai.
helat, ^ elah.
llSlat, alternate, intervening; alsfilirf.
Iiaittau., Jav. aSection ; interest ;
bemat, Ar. care, attention ; jnga dan-
hemal, watchfulness and nttentive-
bBtUbacliailff, = fmbarhang.
hfimbftlan, = Imbalau.
hSmhat, =^ (nibat.
i.lan.'bvx, ^ ^aibw.
iLimpa, = hampn.
hempas, dashing down violently ;
hfmpaaican, to dash down ; infiighfiii-
paaian, id.
bJimptdlll, = pfdal.
htmpJIdn, the gall; pfin-U-pjin-h' h.,
the gall-bladder.
hdmplt, I. wedging or squeezing
between two surfaces. II. badak
Mmpit, (Kedah) the twn.horned
rhinoceros (rJt. tmiiatTenli»).
Itgnipiiltir, = impvlur.
hemnl, = etnuJ.
tSad&k, wish, desire, intention, pur-
pose } hkndakieaii, to desire ; iiShindak,
desire, wish ; eSpJrti MMndab tiiun,
a» you please ; hlri^Mndiik, to wish
for, to be desirous of ; sa-TcShindak,
ill accordance with one's wishes,
hendel, = endel.
henpLr, = ivgar.
heniag, limpid, pure, clear, trims-
parent.
liBnjftl, = hijal.
hfintam, stamping with the foot.
faentek, ^ entek.
hilltl, stopping; bh-hinli, to Come to
n atop ; birhJintikan, to pnt a stop to j
ph-bintian, an ending; a ph
stop at.
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bButimaii, = tiinun.
lieraii, Ar. aBtDuislimeiit ; to ivoiidor j
■wonclevful i also hairaii.
hoMOg, = erang, II,
]t«rnp, = imp.
bfirat, =<: rat.
haiaa, = emu.
bftrlw'b, •= Tlbitb.
hfirdek, = ftui-de!:.
]t6rek, to shriek; to crv out witli
hSrfa, " ?iargii.
kerta, ^ harta.
kfiata, ^ fiasto.
livtong', = hitoiig.
Iliajl, adornment ; oriiaineutiug; hiaai,
to adorn; m&nghiati, id. ; pei'AiViBUii,
oruunent, decoration.
ULb,, = iba.
hlboli, noise, uproar (caused bj traffic
and not by noisily-disposed persons).
btlmr, consoling', soothing; minglii.
bitr, kiburkan ot mSnghibitrhaa, to
allay sorrow ; to oalni ; to console ;
ipiitghibar, a comforter,
liidam, = idam.
UAang', placing in a dish a, j
tion" or plateful of food; h%da g n
a platefnl ; tlrltidang, serv d up
hldaTat, Ar. right guidance n li
gion.
liidonff, the nose; h. ma 1 g a
sharp-cut tioae ; hatang k., th ndge
of tho nose ; Uang h., th n t I
cavity.
hidn, to be on the seent of t m II
hldup, life ; alive ; ga^'ah h a 1
elepbantj na-uumr h., as 1 ng a I
live J matahari h., the riaiug sun ;
htdupi, Mdapiatt, minghidnpi or
mSnghidwpkan, to bring to life;
(aUo) to keep alive j kShidapan,
life; means of livelihood; hal Uhi-
. dttpan, condition of life.
UgK, Jav, ribj side ; =• riisoh.
liiffau =
h jrat A
hisxp t = J jj
himpnn, as ml
th bib p J
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b ng t g th
gath gam
hila ^ I
hilam. » I
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lulap A rr bett tft i /
lulat, = elah.
llillr, progress down stream ; tl
iower waters of a river; hvla-hili.,
top and bottom ; beginnii^ and end,
hina, Skr. mean, poor, contemptible
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binai =
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huidek =■ I J
Hindi, Ind an
Hindu H n 1 o
Hindustan Ind a
binjfga, up to, as far as, until:
li. puda masa ini', ap to the present
time; eorhingga, until; pSrMiiggaaa,
bouudai7, limit; also pSrenggan;
Uada tlrkingga, boondleas.
hinff^P, perching, settling, alight-
ing (of a bird) ; k. api, to catch Are,
hinges, =s iiifus.
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hlutttl, = intai.
Urn*, hi™ -Mra, uproar ; = liuiii liura,
Urap, = trap.
blr&U, = hira.
hirek, - ireA^.
Uri, - .«.
Uxis, Blicing, slitting, ripping up.
him, hira-hara, a great distuFbauce j
confuBion; wproaTi h.-hira, id.
himp, '^ iruxp.
Ua, for shame t also is.
hlsnb. At. enumeration, caloulatiou ;
elmu h., Baconuts ; commercial arith-
rqetio ; tiada tirhiiabkan banyah-nya,
innumerable.
hisap, =- isap.
Utam, black i very dark in cobra-
■ tion'i h. bogot, hideously blaoltj h,
. Ugam, pitch black ; h, manis, dark
brown j It. muda, deep blue.
Utong, caiculation, I'^ckouing ; elmii
hitonsan, arithmetic
hoe, Ch. a "hoey," a secret society,
hagoh, to mimic.
Hokl^, Ch. appertaining to the
Fuh-kien province (especially the
Amoy and Chang-chow diTisions,
not Fah-chau itself).
Holftndft, Dutch i also Bllandn.
Txomik, — huma.
homiun, Tam. a burnt offering, a
sacrifice.
honar, Pers. discredit i a subject of
reproach or censure i lehabar bSrhonar,
a scandal ; a tale to Bomebody'a dis-
honff, tbc Sanskrit and Buddhist
" om," a word of mysterious import
used by Malay medicinc-men.
Hongkong, Hongkong! kereta h.,
a jinrikisha.
horlctji, Enr. e. watch ; a clock.
hennat, Ar. reapect ; reverence —
especially with the idea of respectful
behftvionrj miinbSri h., to pay res-
ha, At. the possessive pronoun (third,
singular, masculine) in its genitive
and acouEatire forms.
Kna, Ar. He— fl.e,, God.
hnbaya, entirely, in every way, alto-
gether; hitbaya-hKbaya, above all
things,
hnbong, connection, linking g ^-
bojigan, link ; bSrhubong, united ;
hubungian or TitinghuboTiglcan, to
unite, to connect.
Hodal, OTang if,, the name of a tribe
of aborigines in the Malay Peninsula.
httdam., = udam.
hudan^, = udang.
hndar, (Kedah) to run away j Co
bolt ; to abscond.
hudltud, Ar. the hoopoe.
Imdoh, "^ hodofi.
hoi, an interjection of astonishment.
hnjah, questioning, cross -examina-
hnjan, rain ; h. dlrag, pouring rain ;
h, Ubat, rain in large drops ; heavy
rain ; h. riuyai, driaale ; h. rintelc-
rintek, a tew drops of rain only)
ayer h., rain-vrater ; muaim k., the
rainy season ; tSdoh h., to stop
raining ; hujani, to rain down upon.
h'Qjat, reviling; to abuse.
bnjong, end, point, extremity ; h.
tilnnjak, the tip of the indes finger j
h. tandh, a headland ; blrhajong,
pointed.
hnkab, At. a hookah, a hubble-bub-
ble ; also ogah.
hii^ama, Ar. the plnral of hokim t
learned men, authorities on law anti
theology. '
bnknm, Ar. order, command; judicial
decision, sentence g bin h., to give
an order ; jatoh h., to give a judicial
decision ; kina, ft., to suffer a penal-
ty 1 hutttmon, punishment,
hnkoT, = wftitr.
hckap, = ulrnp.
hnlanL, vegetable accessories to a
dish ; vegetable condiments.
hnlat, = Ilia*.
bnlkiui],, » halkvm.
built, head, upper portion ; beja^n-
uing ) hot ; handle | the upper-
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waters of a river ; the interior of a
wnmtry ; h. hati, tlie pit of the
Btomacti ; h. JtSri's, tho handle of a.
Mrts; giring h., head-aclie (when
Bpeakinj; of a prince) ; orang h,,
dwellers up-country ; daknlu, before ;
^■nghvlM, headman, chief j Mnham-
■ mad (aB chief of Muhammaflaiis),
Iuiln1>al&]ig, a leador iu war ; a
warrior in the Hist rank.
Imlnr, letting go, slacking ; letting
a rope become loose ; paying out j
huiurkan, to slacken, to pay out.
bwna, "dry" or "hill" padi, (in
eontradietinotion to padi plimted on
swampy soil) ; a padi-clearing on
high ground ; a " ladang " ; blrhuma,
to plant hill-padi.
bninan, ^ uman.
htuttbaR, flight; mSnghuJtibas, to
" make oneself scarce."
ban, Ch. a Chinei
weight ; one tenth of a n
Imqjun, = imjam.
limijitr, = wxQwr.
bimtailff, = untang.
huuns, unsheathing ; drawing a
sword from a scabbard, a finger
e (Chi).
IBUR
from a ring, etc, ; di-%unue--nya IcSris-
myo, he drew his kiris ; (Brhuntti),
bare, naked (of a weapon).
hnrmat, — hormat.
hmmiu, At. Ormus.
Itnroag, = vmng.
hum, hitra-hara, uproar, confusion,
tumioil, tumult.
Itnmf, At. letters; an alphabetical
symbol.
kiLTup, I. = »rup. II. = huTitf.
hntou,, jungle, forest ; wild ; anjing
h., the wUd di^ {cyoa nttitaJuJt
ayam h., the jungle fowl igallus
ferrv-gvaeai) ; Tiabi h., the wild pig
(sKS ci-istatm) j orang %,, a wild
man ; an aboriginal tribesman ; a
jnngle- dweller ; a boor.
butan;, debt ; owing, due ; h. lO^ala,
B, debt on tho repayment of which
one has staked one's life and libertj* i
h. piutaiip, debts ; hlrhutang, to owe j
orana bSr/mla«ff, debtor i orang hu.
tangan, the oreditOT.
bayoilg', -^ vyong.
ia, he, she, it i ia-it-a, that is to say i
namely.
Ian, -mingiau, to mew (of a cat).
iba, Ar. yearning, passionate regret,
lOTing longing.
Ibadat, Ar. service to God} pious
[■ dug-
Ibarat, Ar. metaphor, parallel;
analt^oQB case ; ambil i., to take a
parallel case ; to illustjrate a point
by a parable pr fable.
I ibau, an edible mussel.
Xblia, Ar. the devil ; di-harv, L, harried
by Satan.
iblli, Ar. son of; = bin [but ihni is
used more politely or ceremonially
than tin].
ibtida, Ar. exordiuni, beginning.
Ibo, mother, dam (of animals);
source, matrix ; saudara la-ibu, a
uterine brother j i. hapd, xMirents j
! suri, royal mother ; i. jari, thumb ;
!. kahi, big toe ; i. paair, gravel j i.
tangan, thumb ; = t. jari.
ibol, a palm (unidentified).
ibtir, = ftibur. /'~- _ I
..dbyUoogle
ilnut, a pal n (un dentified)
idam the loogmgi of a pregnant
woman; l niaman tie t\ }(b so
longed for idamka to long fof
anything (when pregnant)
idtULf = h la g
id«p, chrOQ c (of s ckness of n elan
choly) t^ ^ dap to I nger on m
illneas
Idar, revol t on (ob o[. poaed to rota
tion) tdanor n^gidar to wander
round , tdarla t or « B g darhrn, in
Bend round ; to pass, or band ronnd ;
hiridar, in revolution ; circalating ;
bintang tSridar, a planet ; ■piridaran,
, a rerolution ; a turn j ■pSridara-a
Awniii, the ehangeS and chaiicea of
' mortal life.
Uong', ^ hidong.
idiin, Ar. permiBEion ; also i%in.
iga, = higa.
IgUl, Tnlngigat, tO Spread the tail
{oS a peacock).
tguuft, Skr. religion ; i. Islam, Mu-
hammadanistn ; also agama and
.v^ama.
ig»n, wandering in deliriaiu ; talking
or mOFement in.sieep j igau-igaaan,
ravings, nightmare ; muttering or
crying in sleep ; tSrigau-igau,
wanderii^, delirlouB.
l|fR> a double joke (for oxen) ; also
ilUMm, Ar. anathema ; interdict.
ihsMt, Ar. beneScenoe ; kindness.
Ultttu, Ar. choice ; elected action ;
dSngan tkhtiar-nya slndiri juga, by
his own choice ; mjnefiaH i., to think
out some plan to adopt ; jmlangjam
i., to leave the decieion to another;
iagaimana i. kamu, what ooncluBion
have you come toj what do you
think.
ihtimal, Ar. to endure ; to bear.
Uival, ^ ahvral.
ijabat. At, the hearing of prayer.
tJftU, = bijau.
Uuat, Ac. diploma, certificate,
license.
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Uiu, = idxin.
ijok, a fibroas vegetable Bubstance
resembling horse-hair; iali i., rope
ij ode of this fibre,
ijtiltad, Ar. zeal, solicitude, diligence.
ikal, curly (of the hair) .
ikon, a generic name for fieh ; iftnn-
lati, the log i i. hiring, dried fish j
nawa t., the life of a fish on shore ;
nearly lifelesa ; at the last gasp.
Ucat, bindii^, fastening ; t. pirang,
the line of battle ; t, pinggang, a
belt ; i. ramak, to bnild a house ;
ikatan, bonda, fastenings ; ikatkan
or mSngikatkan, to fasten together j
to put together ; tSrikat, in bonds ;
tied up.
IkUaB, Ar, sincerity ; si
nl-ihhlas, the letter it
common exordium to an epistle.
IklitUr, ^ ihtiar.
ikhtilai, Ar. discord, inconsistency.
ifcbtlBOT, Ar. definition.
Ikat, following (in point of space,
not time) ; coming after ; tningUcut,
to follow.
naha, At. God; la Raha ila'tlah,
there is no God but Allah.
nabat, Ar. Godhead,
ilahi, At. my God ; oh God.
llai, loud laughter; mSngiUii, to
laugh loudly.
11am, ilam-ilam, dimly or intermit-
tently visible.
ilang, ■= hilang.
ilaa, flickering (as light on water)-—
cf. Icilau.
illiaill, Ar. divine inspiration.
Umu, Ar. knowledge, scholarship,
science ; magic art ; also elmii.
inalat, Ar. joining two letters ia
pronunciation— e.g. inaha'llah for
inaka Allah.
Imam, Ar. " imam " ; president of a
mosque.
iman, Ar. faith, creed, belief, religion;
the true faith ; mSmbavM i., to
accept the trae faith ; blriman, relt<
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imbal, ronnaisi (but not globular),
OB tLe rounded leg of a table.
imbaaff, hoveiiag about, haunting,
Bhadowing (as a ghost haunting
a place or a thief shadowing a
iubaa, the air immediB.telf round a
person (whioh he can bo sapposed
to infect if diaeased) ; Wnn inibaaan
hantn, to be slightly affected by a
passing spirit of disoase.
Imbnn, to throw a stick, not bb one
throws a apear but by seizing an
, extremity and hurling the aticfe
boomerang-wise throagh the air —
e.g. to knock fruit oS a tree.
jmlMb, making up the balance ;
giving a email ISnal payment.
implt, = Mnipit.
iuai, Ar. henna ; a red dye obtainc<l
locally from a shrab (lawsonia alba) ;
(. bafu, a pink baleam (iinpaficug
griigitkii) ; i, paya, the water balsam
- (hydroceFa trifiora) ; malum i., thg
night on. which the bride's fingers
are stained with henna — i.e. the
commencement of the wedding festi-
vities ; Sijjtt( i., a aheil (mi'fra episco-
palis),
institig, a nurse, a duenna, a chamber-
of i,
inas, I. the humming apparatus on a
Malay hummiug-kite. II. pSfeoni)
inaa, a malignant tumour.
incluuig, inchang inckut, awry,
askew.
inchar, a, drill bore.
Inohe', Mr. ; an bonorifio pre6i ;
better ^BCfie'.
luobi, Eng. inch.
Inolllt, " hinchit.
inolmt, induing -inchtit, awry, askew.
Indah, beanty; attractiveness; prc-
uious, important, fine, handsome ; t.
khabar dari rapa, report is fairer
than reality ; opa i., of what value is
it (to mo); what does it matter (
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indaMaii, to oonsitler important ; to
care about.
iudAag, winnowing with a sideloi^
jerk or shake.
Indar, = idar.
ludek, leverage by pressure with the
fcot; iSsonif i., a padi -pounder worked
with the foot ; [ung t., a lai^e bird of
prey (^nisaetas limnaetaa).
IndSrOi, Sfcr, the Sanskrit divinity
ludra ; a. name given to a oiasa of
minor divinities inhabiting Indra's
heaven; a royal title; royal; JS-
vndSmnn, the heaven of Indra; mSng.
iitdli-a, rojal,
indinjf, watching constantly ; keep-
ing an eye on anythii^.
indob, indoh kirhaa, a milch-buffalo ;
. pSrindolcanor plrindun, a brood — cf.
ijidong.
Indonff, mother (but this word is
rarely used) ; »'. muiiara, mother-of-
peatl — cf. indok.
ing, Jav. of, for— cf . yang.
Inffar, brawlii^, noisy disturbance ;
i. bangar, very great uproar.
iaifat, attention, recollection, remem-
brance; iagat-in^at, take care, look
out; ingatan, attention to one's sur-
roundings ; recollection; ingati, to
remember! ingatkan, to remind; to
call to mind.
inffan, ingaa-ingau, dozing; half
awake.
in^reb, Jav. yes.
lugirBris, English,
Ingg^, 8kr. asafcetida; iknn i., a
generic name given to a large num-
ber of fish of the genera peiapherit,
jmrnacentras, jjlerois, amjiki'phrion,
stolocentrum, slolacantftus and
feendoscarus.
ingliL, lust, longing, strong desire.
ingkor, At, breaking a pledge, vio-
lating a promise.
iuSBaaff, = isang.
vugVL, = imggv,.
iagVM, mucus from the nose ; bucin;,
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inl, this, tlieae ; aleu i., I wlio stand
here; I jnyaelf; sStorang i., at tbia
very moment — cf. stui.
injap, the intuming spikes which
permit entrance into a basket-tcap
for fish but atJ>p the fish from get-
ting out again,
Ix^il, Ar, the gospals i. Xiitns, the
gospel according to St. Luke.
Imaaf, Ar. justice, eqnitj-,
Immn, Ar. a human being.
iMBxag, = isang.
inilis, Ar, iii«ha'ifa7i please God.
Intai, mSngintai, to peer, to peep, to
spy on.
lutiui, a oiamonu.
Inti, a name given to a number of
Malay diehes.
lan.JaT.atitle of distinction, princely.
ipar, brother-in-law ; siater.iu-law.
ipoh, the poiscm-troe or npas {anti~
oris tojm'caWa) ; the poison obtained
from it ; dart-poison generally.
Ira, ira-ira, a fish (unidentified).
Iradat, Ar. will ; the will of God.
ictun, I. iram-iram, the fringe round
a State unbrella. II. change of
coloar; blushing.
irap, resemblance; irap-irap, very
much alike.
iraa, connection, Blmilariiyi sa-iraf,
alike ; of the same material, blood
or character ; kSTi$ ga'nja iras, a kSrig
o£ which the blade proper and the
aring (or guard) are iu one piece.
In^ = hiru.
irek, stamping on padi that ia too
short for chreebing; .ir£l:I:an, to so
treat podi.
Iri, iV> hati, spite, malice.
Irlnff, processional following; Indian
file ; one after another ; blrinn^-
iringan, in long succession ; mSng-
in'nff.toprooeed in procession; mnjjt
and mtngirii'gi, to follow in proces-
sion ; Ai-iringkan, to be followed by.
irla, ■= kiria,
imp, to suck up liqcor from a spoon
} ITEK
Is, tor shame ; a3eo fiis.
Jm, Ar. Ifabi Isa, Jesus Christ (in
Mahammadon tradition).
iaalc, sobbing; sneezing; asthmatic
coughing.
iMtmg, the gills of a fish.
isap, sucking; drawing in one's
breath ; smoking; mlngieap, to
smoke.
isha, Ar. almbahyang i., the evening
prayer,
Isharat, Ar. signal, sign; mSmbSrii.,,
to give the Bignal.
iai, contents ; that which fills ; ». nlglH,
the inhabitants of a town ; t. rumah,
the household ; i. dwnia, mankind ;,
i. sural, the contents of a letter; i.
kahviiii, the marriage settlements on
a bride; iagat Icuku dSngan iai, like-
the nail and the fiesh within it — in-
separable except at great pain, prov. i
isikan or ■o^ngiBikan, to fill ; bSriai
filled with, containing.
Iskaudar, Ar. Alexander; Z. diu'U
karnain, Alexander the Great.
Islam, Ar, salvation ; peace in God j
the Muhammadan world; the
Mnhammadan religion.
lanln, Ar. hari ianin, Monday.
Xatatnlml, Constantinople.
iataua, Pers, a palace.
iatauggl, Skr. incense ; also eStanggi.
irt&rl, Skr. wife (more respectful
than hini) ; 6Brt9(f!ri, to be married
(of a man) ; MristSrikan, to marry
(a woman) ; mimplristSrikan, id.
iatiadat, Ar. ceremonial castom.
iatimewa, especially; more espe-
l«t^ffe:ar. Port, a match -lock.
iatinja, Ar. ablutions prescribed by
Muhammadan custom.
ictlraliat, Ar. repose, rest, peace,
tranquillity.
iitiira, Ar. being parallel; khatla'l-
iatiiDa, the equator.
iBtrl, = istM.
Itam, = kitam.
itek, duck; i. oyer, the cottou-t«J— ■
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JABAL i
■{■aettopvscoromandelianue); i.earati,
the MuBCovy duck ; jieler i., an
anger i ular i., a fabulous duefc.
-billed Bnal:e (the fiuding of which
■brings Inok in money matters).
JAJAT
itoug, = hitong.
Itu, that, thofle— <;f. siiii,
lain. At. permission ; also idnin
Israel, Ar. Azrael.
jnbal. At mountain
jabar, Ar omnipotent Malik vi.
■S'obar! the King of Kmgs; God;
Khalik iiljabai, the Almighty
Creator
Jftbat, grasping in the hand, holding ;
jabatan, (1) the aeoae of touch ; (^)
.occupation, profession, = jawatan ;
bh'jaliat, to hold.
Jabu, rising in clouds (of amoke, dust,
etc.)
JftbnJr, mnch miicd up.
Jadab, Pers. son, bom of (but used in
a, bad sense— i.e. bastard, ill-begot-
ten).
jadun, an extract of aloes used as
JAdl> Doming into extatenco; becom-
ingi turning out satisf aotority ; ac-
oompliahing ita purpose i akn pun
jodi-iaft, Iwashorn; klrja Ouia'-jadi,
-that work will not do ; jadi-jadian, a
Supemataral creation ; harimau jadi-
jadian, a were-tiger; m^njadi, to be-
come I mSjijadihan, to create ; kSjadi-
jadwal, Ar. a tabnlar t
JKgn, Bkr. to be awake ; to bo watch-
ful i orang j., a watchman j j. dari-
jiada tidur, to awake from sleep ; ja-
■galcaTh or mlnjagakan, to wake (a per-
son); bjrj'aaa, to be awake i bSrjaga-
jaga, to keep awake, to keep open
-house day and night (in marriage
iestivifcies) ; mlnjaga, to watoh.
jtMfat, Skr. the world j j. 6uoiia, id.
i^O, Jar. a i^ck.
jftgintff, maiee ; Indian oam.
Jaftiiil, Skr. epu-its of good fortune.
Ja^nr, massively built.
ja,gat, Jav. chin — cf. daga and Jang-
Jail, Pers. worth, greatneaa.
jahad, Ar. a holy war.
jahan, Pera. the world.
jabaiLani, Ar. gehenna, hell ; des-
jahang, I. violent abuse. II, deep
red (in colour).
jabam, Hind, a pariah, i
Jabat, wicked, evil, immoral ; dlngan
j,, with evil intent ; jrfrfinpiMHi j.,
a prostitute i kljajiatan, wickedness.
jabi, Jav. ginger.
JabU, Ar. ignorant of God's word.
jabiliat, At. the general ignorance
lof God's word that prevailed before
Muhammad cnlightoncd mankind
with the Koran.
jahim, Ar, fiercely blaaing (of hell-
fire) ; naralcaj,, the hottest hell.
jablt, sewing; tukang j. or orang
pSnjakit, a tailor.
jabudi, ^ jav-di.
jait, = jahit.
jaja, hawking about for sale; Mrjaja,
to hawk about ; mS-ajaja, id. ; pgil-
jaja, a hawker.
jt^ahan, a district ; a division of a
cottntjy.
jajai
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Ji^at, to mimic ) taking offi ridioa-
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jako, Jbt. b young unmarried man —
cf. fcujon^a, II.
jnkiu, a kind of mSnghiang.
Jttkaa, 3a.v. a Javanese title of in-
ferior distinction,
•Taknii, a name given to aboriginal
tribesinea in the southern parts of
the Malay Poninanla.
jala, I. a oasting-net. II. Ar. great,
illnatriouB {of God).
jalak, I. a one-masted ortwo-maated
.Bailing vessel peculiar to Pahaog.
[|It is built up fore aad aft and is
not decked except for a loose frame-
work of split nibongB or planks].
II. licentiooa, loose,
Jalan, road, way ; movement in a
definite direction ; the course taken ;
j. bahaea, idiom ; j. itjamo, theology ;
j. raya, the main road ; matti j., an
outposts wimboioa j,, to lead the
way ; bliyalan, to be in motion ;
hlrjalan Icaki, to walk; blrjalan
Mreta, to trarsl by carriage ; jalani,
to travel over ; vii^jalani, id.; jalan-
kan or mlnjalanlean, to set in motion ;
jiSrjiUanan, jonmey.
jaluiff, a strumpet.
Jalar, creeping; minjalar, to creep
(as a snake or creeping plant).
Jail, Ar, Urjali, evident, clear, bright,
distinguished.
Jalin, tied parallel to one another
by means of string or rattan (as the
strips of bamboo in chicks or fish-
screens are fastened).
jaliB, Ar. m-jalis, sitting together;
in company,
S%lmii, = jllma.
Jain, the natural spur of a fighting-
cock; ikati j., a fish (lutian-M,
sp.)
Jalnr, a broad band or sMMof oolonr i
broad stripes separc l^dfby lines ; a
strip of padi-field as marked by the
lines of padi-stalkg ; a river-boat of
Veiy shdlow dranght (the ribs o(
whieh give it a striped appearance)
! JASJAM
Jam, Pera. a clock ; an hour ; ea-tSng-
ah j,, half -an-hour ; sa-jam daa, an
Jiunab, physical contact or handling ;
actual (even if temporary) posses-
sion j sesual intercourse ; jotirah-j'a.
mahan, an occasional mistress of a
prineo.
jamal, Ar. beauty, elegance.
jaman, Ar. time, age j = taman.
Janunig, a gold or silver frontlefi
worn by a woman.
Jamar, = chamar,
jambi^, a (double) handful ; the con-
tents of two hands held together,
jamban, a privy.
jambanff, a flower-pot or stand for
flower-pots; Jambangan, id.
Jamfaae, I. sa-jamhar, a plateful. II,
a rough temporary hut bnilfc by
travellers camping in the jungle.
jaubatau, a bridge ; a pier ; a way
with a hand-rail ; a variant of jabat-
«™(fromja6o0-
Jambiab, Fers. a broad-bladed curved
dagger
jambn Skr a ^teneni name for a
number of fruits of the rose-apple
class } aytr (jeigenia oquea); j.
bSrsm " J tyi j biji, the gnava
(piidtam gaava) 3 mawaT (eaganiOf
jambo)) J monyet the oaaheW'
ianacardtum occideBtale) j jambU'
jambu the plume or crest on a
ielmet 1 the ornamental top of a
standard punoi j a bird {ftilopm
jamhv)
jtunbna, a shaddock.
jambul, a tuft of hair or feathers
rising from the head ; the crest of a
peacock ; the queue of a Chinese j
the tassel of a fez ; j. mSrah, the
crest of a peacock-i'a plant (poin-
ciana piilchf >*4^) 1 a common grass
(uiudentifie<(, Ipt' &ot a aelaginella),
Jamlu, Hind. Mil, security; orangj.,
a bailor j a sniety.
Janjam, water (very poetically ez-
pressed) ; J. dUTja, o '-- = — '^
.0„pl„l„j:^QQg|j,
gold paint.
Jamonlf, (Eedah) an extemporised
Jampal, a weight or coin of varying
JampI, Skr. incantation ; magical
fomiala i the practice of the black
art; mSajamjii, to practice magtc.
Jampok, I. a small owl. II. br^Mug
into a conversation.
JaniTi, entertaining ; providing food
luid lodging ; a gnest j mSnjantiu,, to
entertain (a gaest) ; to keep (a
familiar spirit); hantn jamuan, a,
familiar spiritijiSia'anniraii, entertain-
ment, dinner ; jaaiu-jamu, & plant
(apOTOta micTDCoIya!),
Jandft, a widow ; a divorced woman ;
lenggang j., a small curved knife
brc»demng and fretted at the point,
Jaadela, ^ jsndeia.
Jauek, radiation from a common
centre! rimjjifj'., the Mexican dollar
so called from its depicting a rising
or setting sun.
jauala, = jSndela,
Jan^k, abandoned; utterly profii-
gate. .
Jangau, don't; lesti j.-lah, do not;
supaya j., loat; jaagankan, bo far
Jnnffat, a process of splitting rattans ;
pUau pSnjangat, the knife need in
this process; piTelcat}.,glnB.
Jang^a, a variant otjalca.
Janggal, discordant, inharmoniona.
JtOiggi, I, Pers. Zanzibari ; African j
jNHift }., a tree snppofled to grow in
the centre of the great ocean ; iuah
pauh j., shells of the coconut (cocoe
mamvu), believed to be the froit of
this tree. II. Tors, warrior-like.
JKaggnM, ittcln ]■, •■ "ashew (jm.
axiaxdium ixCiaVntalif)
jutgl^t, the beard; })Sriai\,ggvit,
Jjeiwded; j. baufc, a foU beard; j,
hSraiiMg, a matted beard ; j. di-uruf,
a forked or pointed beard,
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jan^ka, a pair of compasses.
jang'JtaJ), stepping over an. ol^stacle,
Jaug'katiiir, I. wide open(of the arms),
wide apart (of the legs). II. a,
generic name to a number of trees.
jaiLgfkar, I. Enr. a grapnel. II,
spreading above ground (of the roots
of a tree such as the mangrove).
JanErkeh, janglceh-iRanglieh, helter-
skelter.
janffki, a basket or wicker knapsack,
jMigkil, morose, ill-tempered.
janffklng, jonglca'ng-jan.g'king, risiug
and f alUng irregularly (as the points
of the picks of a party of coolies).
janffklt, I. hidden dissemination;
spreading without visible cause (as
an infections disease or as a fire
which breaks oot in several places at
once) ; sakit 'bSrjangTiit, am infectiona
disease, tl, pierced by a barbed
thorn or point.
Janjor, a row or line of people.
jaiyi, contract, agreement I to agree;
minto J., to request the fulfilment of
an agreement ; pigang j., to observe
an agreement ; bSrjanji, to agree, to.
contract ; pirjanjian, a contract.
Jantut, male (usually of animals) ;
masculine; anotj., amanly person;
Imhun j,, dew in heavy drops ; kltam
}., a plane j pahat j., a narrow deep
chisel.
Jauton.^, core, heart ; j, tiiis, the
calf of the leg ; j. haH, the heart,
the seat of love ; a term of endear-
ment ! j. kalbv, = j. hati \ j. paha,
the Beshy portion of the thigh; j,
taagan, the triceps.
Jantnr, Jav. sorcery.
Jap, come together, collected ; sndah
j., it is complete ; it ia come about.
jftia, an iniitrument for cleaning
ooarse cottu/t-n "wl ; a churning in>
etrument for milk ; lapala ]., butter-
milk.
jarah, L piowling abont as a plun-
derer ; jarafum, a slave carried off
by raiders. II. Ar, a
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■siarak.
jftrak, I. intersticei intervening
- space. II. the oaBtor-oil plant (riet-
nuB eommunil) ; niiniiaii J., oastor-
oit; jWaiifi J., a desolate place.
jftram, a cooling lotion for the head.
jarang, scarcp, rare, Bejiaraled by
■wide intervals.
jtaau, I. a creel. II. a handfal
'{when the stalks or Btrings only are
held in the hand) ; a hnnch.
Jori, a finger ; a toe ; j. hanfu, the
-middle finger j j. kaki, a toe ; j. ki-
Itngkin^, the little finger j j. mania,
'the ring-finger J j. tUunjoJi, the
indei-finger ; onot j., a finger i hukti
j., the knnokles ; cMldh j., the olett
between two fingers ; ibu j., a thumb ;
sarong j., a thimble.
JMriab, 1. At. amal j., a charitable
work of permanent utility. II. Ar.
a slave-girl.
Jariuff, a wide-meshed drift-nel.
S^m, ikan jam-jara, a fish (eornnl
■ftooya); also cMneftorH.
j«nUil, a needle ;}. ehwchol:, a bodkin ;
Zoioiij j'., the eye of a needle j mala
J., M.
jaaa, Skr. meritorious service ; de-
serts 1 loyalty ; mSmbuat j. or blrjasa,
to do one's duty loyally ; iujinSon j,,
to be remiss in one's duty.
JnMd, the material and visible body
(as opposed to the sonl).
J«tl, tme, real j Xelayu j., a real
Malay ; tirnvr j,, due east j iayv, j.,
ieak {teetmia grandia).
jatoli, to (accidentally) fall ; to hap-
pen J to occur i j. eaiit, to fall sick ;
y. hati, to fall in love ; jatokkan or
mlnjatahhan, to let drop ; Mjatohan,
tali.
'Jattdi, Ar. a Jew ; Jewish.
Jftttk, distance; farj dan j'., from
afar ; jauk-lah malam, the night was
far spent i jaahi or i»E«jo«Ji», to put
n distance between; to keep off;
-jouhtan orjni!7yauAion,-id.
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Janliftr, Ar. gem, jewel, essence.
embryo.
janliEurl Ar. a jeweller.
jank, a small tortuiae (nnidentified).
ifaira, Jaranese ; tanah J., Java (.
orang J., a Javanese; aeam J., tam-
jairab, Ar. answer; minta j., to re-
quest a reply j iiri j., bSiaowofc or
m^jijau'ati, loieply. '
Jawat, jaioafoii, an ofl3ce, a dnty, a
Jawl, I. Ar. Malayan; Sumatranand
Javan ; kurwfJ., the Arabic character,
II. Jav. an OS. III.jaHji-jatfi, alarge-
■fig-tree (^cas rhododendrifolia).
Jaya, Skr. victorious, snccessfnl ; mSn-
jaya, to succeed ; to " come off."
Jnyenff, Jav. and Skr. victorioua j = .
jaya-ing, jayeag sSfSni; conquering
-all foes.
Jdlmli., broad and full (of the face);
sqnare-faced.
jebah, bSr^ebah, assorted (of mer-
chandise).
j61>ak, a snare for birds.
jBltBILg, an oblong shield.
Jfibati Ar. civet; musang jSbat, thff
Indian civet (uirerrn sibeSia),
JBboh, a fish (unidentified).
JSbong, a fish (balistea atellatas),
JfidA, Ar. pause, break; ta'-blrjSdOy
without a pause or break.
jfigel, prominent (of the eye-ball).
JSffon;,- stem-lockers.
jBhCnam, » jahanam,
j^ahan, '^ jajahan,
J«ak. =^ Jijah.
J^al, mSnj^jal, to close a crack; to
force food into a child's mouth.
j^amang, a variant of jamang.
Jjysiilll, a variant of jatnu-jamu.
jiijaa, abrasion, scratch, graze.
JtJawl, a variant of Ja/mi-jawi.
J^eb, slightly leaking or spilling.
Mw, row, line.
JUOi, " gadding about " (of a'Wontan),
Jvla, bSrjela, trailing slackly or lodse*
Jy ; bSrjela-jela, id.
ioogle
jfiladan, a bird (unidentified).
jeiaga, aoot.
JSlfth, clear, uuobatructed (of the
J61ai, a kind of millet (aphanta
paucijuga),
.jeiak, BaWd, glutted ; jSmv. j,, sick of,
jelanak, advancing under cover,
wrigKling througL. long grass.
Jilantali, insufSoiently cooked (of
food) ! underdone.
■ jUapiuiir, a padi-barn.
Jfilar, extended at full length (of a
long-bodied animal).
jSlaa, clearing up j settling ; winding
jfilatang, the tree-nettle (laportica
crenitlata).
J61atek, the Java sparrow.
jfilan, jkngok j., to peer at anything.
j81«but, = kSUbut.
Jfllek, (Batav.) pleasant, nice.
jei6ma, = jSliita.
jBlfan^^, a, general rotting of fruit
jfilfipak, (onom.) the sound of a book
(or anj similar body) falling on the
ground; flopping.
JfilBpanir, cross-gaabes ; oroas-cutting
with a Babre.
JfilBpok, (onom.) a variant of JHSpak ;
to flop,
jJSlimpat, mlnjUimpat, to break a
journey.
jHlnap, mSnjSlinap, to shoot ahead
(as a horse in a race).
JUinff, a sidelong languishing look ;
mlnjSling, to look at anyone through
the comer of the eye.
jelil^ar, mS^jeUngar, to pay little
attention to a fact ; to half -remem-
ber, half-forget.
JUlr, m^lUr, to project the tongne.
JHma, Slo*. incarnation ; the aasum.p-
tion of human form ; a man ; mSn-
jilma, to aasume human form ; to be
Te-incarnated ; ji^it/iEinaaii, an incar-
nation.
jUoJob, '- gllojoh.
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Jilolc, deep (of a bowl).
jeinak, the noise before expectora-
tion ; hawking.
jUnang, tissue-paper.
jfilxiat, jSling-j., to Rive a long Bide-
long look — ^ct. jiling.
JSli^nr, loose sewing, temporary
stilching.
jfilam, wetting without actual im-
mersion ; washing.
JSlnngkap, inSnjllangMp, to bound
back into position (of an elastic
nnopithecus obscurus).
Jfimaat, = jumaat,
JSinall, proximate ; nearest ; very
near ; hSlak j., almost at once ; pasi
j., this very morning.
jSmala, the crown of the head ; the
jfimalangr, = jSmbaiang.
JSmawa, conceit, pride.
JSmba, a measure of length equal to
about 13 feet.
jgubak, lerjlmbak-jSmbai, flappinff
up and down as a child's locks when
the child runs.
JSmbalang', an evil spirit of the soil t
a gnome of disease.
jimbangail, =- jambangan.
jSmbatan, = jambatan.
Jdmlab, = jmidah.
jSmpana, a state-litter for ladies of
j6mpnl, JaT. the cushion of the
thumb.
jEmpnt, gripping between fore-fingec
and thumb ; aa-jSmput, a pinch.
jfimn, satiety ; weariness of i /. jSlai,
. nauseated with any thii^ ; j. dari-
pada fiidiiiJ, sick of Jife.
Jfiin,ua»i,Bhameles8 criminality i open
jSmiiaa, besmeared; (iirty.
J&mnju, caraway-seed.
Jfimnr, drying by exposure to the
sun's rays; mSTijSmiii-, to put a thing
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jfiNAK a
jftiuUc, s. short space of time ; a pause.
jfinakft, Hind, a farce, a practical
joto; a wily, macli -contriving Better
of anateB for others ; Mrgurau her-
jinaku, with quipe and jokes.
Jfinaitg, prop, support ; aid, co-ad-
jutoT; the chief assistant to a batin
or beadraan of Orang Lautj j.pintu,
the uprights of a door.
jftnairi, a long sword or rapier;
pldaiig j; id.
jBnasali, Ar. a royaJ hearse ; (by
metaphor) the body of a deceased
prince.
jBudftlB, Skr. scoundrelly, low, mean.
jSudelft, Port, a window.
jBndBra = ckhidSra.
jl^dnl, prominent (of the forehead
or frontal bone).
J£n»la, -^ jlndela.
j8iigg»l, j'Bnpffiit-j^wSffu'. uneven ; all
noti^hed.
jSi^rg^lB, Skr. vi'ild ; nctamed ; ap-
pertaining to the forest.
jangger, Jav. the comb of a cock.
jfingffnl, jlnggal-jSnggul, covered
with DotchcB.
jjtaifkal, a span (between thumb and
finger) ; 3. tllunjoh, the span be-
tween the thumb and index-finger ;
j. hilengieng, the span between the
thumb and little finger.
JenfTkMig, drawing out a leg ; ex-
tending a leg.
jBngkancr, on its back with legs in
the air (ot a carcase or of a dead
jBngkAU, raising the hand to pluck
or grasp an object above one ; to
erect its head (o£ a leechl ; j. vial,
finger-tips which stick out bock-
wards.
Jmig'kar.g, moving about on tiptoe™
cf . }eng}set.
jengk«t, walking on tiptoe — cf. jeng-
JtagUag', raising the tail aloft ; iala
j., the common house-scorpion.
jdngkit, walking on the heels.
Jfingkolet, tilted to one side (as a
man's head when ho goes to sleep
on a chair).
JfilLgknl, the span between 1 he-
thumb and the joint of the bent
index -finger.
JSugok, peeping at; watching
through a crevice ; peering after j.
minjlngot, to peer, to peep.
jCngnl, mknjSngvl, to suddenly em-
erge above the surfaoa (as the snont
of a crocodile) ; to poke ont.
j6ni»,Ar.kind,speciesi hlrjenit-iBnis^
of all kinds, various; tiada bSrjlnis,
confused, " at sea," bewildered.
jenjet, - ji^jit.
jStlOli, makan jSnoh, to eat one's fill.
JiutakK, Skr. ill-lack.
j6ntat, mlnjintat, to leap (of a flea,
or of any other creature with groat
jumping powers).
jfint^n, Skr. a fabulous bird be-
lieved to hare the power of calling
down rain and dew.
jiSntek, a jerk by way of propulsion
(as a boy throws a marble by a jerk
with his thumb) j a jerky or wrig-
gling action.
janUra, Skr. a wheel; spinning-
wheel 1 circling, wheeling; birjSn-
(of light) ; to be on wheels ; pSaamat
birjintlra, machinery ; tanglong hlr-
jSnlh-a, a rotating Chinese lantern.
jftpang, eea-weed jelly.
jl^t, = Klpit
Jdpim, Japan.
jj^nt, — jlmpaf.
Jteft, warned by experience ; taught
caution ; Hadu j., he has not jyet
learnt by experience.
jisabal, tattered ; also jlramhai.
Jteatmn, a (Kedah) variant of jSrlm-
jAragali, a (Kedah) variant of cM-
ransgah.
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J8rali,plentiful(ofaorop),iii
(of cases of illness in an epidemia).
Jflralialt, given up aa a bad job (of a
(w th
by any
ork).
jEraJutp, falling pro tral
limbs outstretch 1)
jfirait, interlink d as th
ohain.
Jfirom, rapids i t
JSramah, aeiza w h
teeth J seizuro by t g
aimiJar beast ; t fight ( t
JSramtiftli, s. wooden ptatfc
side a Malay boase for supporting
water-jars, etc
JiXKm.1^. tattered; aiso jlrabai.
j^aaabang, St. Elmo's light ; an
igntB fatuas taken by sea-faring
Malays to be an evil spirit,
jerami, stubble.
jfirans, warming at a fire,
JSrangaii, a medicinal plant (acorus
jBcaugkata, = cMravggali.
Jficang'kaiig, the attitude of an
animal lying on its back with its
paws in the air.
jfirap, saturation (til! drop.g bepn to
fallji thoroughly steeping (as a wick
is steeped in oil).
jir&t, B. running noose ; a laaeo ; a
nooae-trap.
j&nra, deep red.
jfoaiu, agile, spi .
Jfirawftt, pimples
Jtobak, ntSnfSrbat, to pervade ; =
mlnySrbah
j6rbn, iaut Jlrha, the sea out of sight
o( land or when the land is only a
dim haza on tho horizon,
jCnh, worn out( dispirited; ex.
haunted ; done up.
jBrfiJak, = jlrjah.
ibxticot, adhering rigidly together;
so connected that independent move-
ment is not possible.
jfirClok, miinsfl^ot jlrStali, a deep bowl
or oup— V. jllok.
J jfiEOTOL
jfirBiual, == jSrmal.
jerSnuuLff, = jSrmang.
jSrdm'ba, meeting suddenly and un-
expectedly.
jgrSnxbap, nigiijjrimtap, to fall to
earth in a sitting posture.
jirembet, interlinked, intertwined ;
= jSrait.
jerSiubnii, beapod up all together.
JBrenong, = jimaitg.
jSrenffkali, swollen ivith milk (of
the udders).
jCrepet, interlinked but capable of
independent movemeut (as two links
in a chain).
jBiiali, = janah.
jSetot, = laHat.
i6riilg, a tree with evil smelling poda
(_pitkecolobi«m lobalum).
jUdtLgai, minjSringai, to grinj also
jfiringan, = jimngaa.
JSriuglnff, mlnjSHaging, to grin;
also jlringai.
Jfirit, mSnjlrit, to shriok ; blrjSritan,
with slirieks ; slineking.
j6rjak, thin peqiendicular laths in
Malay atap walls or partitions.
jfirball, menacing gestarc.
Jfirmol, a marine fish-trap [in which
fipb are herded by convolving rows o£
stakes into passing over a submerged
screon where tUej are caught by
the borders of the screen beinff
jfinuaug, short props or buttresses j
propping with short props.
Jfiniaitg, tho vogetable product
known as " dragon's blood,"
j6meh, clear, limpid, transparent,
jfirobonE, an awning for dect-ca»^
or exposed cargo.
iixoh, very stoop and sloping (of ft
declivity — cspaciaJly the slopo of a
roof).
jSrohok, stumbling into & hole oon..
caaled by long grass.
JBroJol, = rojol, /'~-- I
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jfiROK f
Jfirok, n generic name for fruits of
the citron cla^ and for acid picklea
preaerved iu ealt.
j6xOItg', » man-eating shark (espe-
cially the ground aliark).
jerongkall, iiDeyeii, jagged (of a
mouthful of teeth).
jSrongltia, gradually falling aslant.
jftrongkong, knocked on one'a back.
jfirpafe, minjiTpaic, to fall over.
jeri»j-n., a flowering shrub (ucantJiits
ebracteatus).
JBmknp, joining bouglis overhead ;
over-arching — cf, rangkitp.
jBnuuat, darning.
JSrtUtt'bai, daiigltng of a tassel -fringe.
jBrmnboug, a permanent awning in
ft Malay boat — cf. jSroboag.
jecnmbnu, the lair of a wild boar.
Jfimmnii, a (Kedab) variant of jS-
jSmmiu, a sprawling attitude ; jatoh
tiriirvwas, to fall sprawling.
JBsTUlgltail, — Tungka-a.
JBrnpeli, mSnjlrupeh, to add a band
or layer to the top of anything so as
to increase its height.
jftmt, drawing a slip-knot or noose.
Jibrael, Ar. Uie Archangel Gabriel.
Jldar, Ar. the "walls" within which
type
Jiivral, — jadwal.
Jill, ■== jir.
Jljak, step, tread ; bearing j bSrjijak,
to stop on, to touch (with the lower
jlka, if ; supposing that.
Jikalan, if ; supposing that t = jSa-
lau (lau being an Arabic equivalent
ofjija).
JUat, licking np ; inStijUat, to lick np,
JlUd, Ar. a Tolnme ; binding, to bind j
■mMnjilid, to bind ; tulcang jilid, a
Ijook-binder.
JiUt, = jilid.
jlnA', Ar. sexnal intercourae ; hlrjima'
dlngan, to bare sexual relatiocs with.
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jimat, I. Ar. a talisman. II. Ar. care^
attention, solicitude, forethoi^ht.
Jlmblt, lifting an object with the
fingers (bnt not lifting it entirely
off the ftoor).
jin, I. Ar. ft wonder-working spirit j
a genius ; j. Mam, a good genius r
j. Icafir, an evil genius. II. Hind, a
saddle.
jlnak, tame, docile, familiar j j- haii^
familiarised.
jiug'g'a, dark yellow ; j^ellow mixed
with red.
jin^ang', slender ; thin.
jblg£a>t, walking painfully on tiptoe
or on the side of the foot.
Jlng'kir, a platform on which a
newly-confined woman is laid so that
she may be warmed.
JiuiB, = }hih.
jinjal, hardship, trouble.
jiajang, I. narrow and tapering, but
not too long (of the neck). II. a
native dance. III. the attachment
of a spirit to a man i hantv, ta'-bir.
j'injang, a familiar spirit that has
not found a master.
Jiujll^, carrying a light burden,
nsing the fingers only.
jil^it, picking out, pinching out,
pulling out (a Zooso body).
jiutan, caraway-seed {caram rant) ;
j, hitam, the seeds of nigeUa sativa ;
j. manii, anise seed {pimpinella
ouisisni) ; j, puteh, cumin seed (c«-
minunt cyminum).
Jinteli, a generic name for sereral
trees; j. merah {baccatirea viallichU
and baccaurea grigUhii) ; j, puteh
(urophyllaTa, sp.)
Jlut^, jinlek-jintek, the lorne of the'
mosquito.
jir, tai^t ; the point aimed at in a
jirai, m-jirai, a
tity.
jlxuE, a tree {e«
Jtran, At. relatives.
jlrat, Ar.
strip, a small quan-
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jirjir, Ar. olwes.
Jims, irrigating — cf. dirus.
Jiamanl, Ar. bodily (as againat apiri-
jiwa, Skr. life ; fbe apirit of life ;
eSrahkan, j., to give tip one's life ;
■utama j., the breath of life ; oyer
ulama j., the water of life ; oyer
■mSrtaj., id.
Jodo, = jodah.
jodoh, match; a pair; aconnterpartj
jodohaa, counterpart; twia-aoal;
QoiohTcam, to match.
jogan, Fera. a atanditrd with metallic
emblems like the Roman signnm.
joget, a dancing -girl.
Jogi, 3kr. a yogi; a religious
Jolian, Pera. a champion ; j. pahla-
wan, a ■warrior champion ; j. arifin,
a champion of learning.
jolioiig, a charm to counteract the
machinations of othere,
jojol, a bundle of oroBs-pointed BticltB
used in making barriers or chevaux-
de-frise across a river.
jokong, a variant of jongkojig.
Jolok, poking with a stick at an
object above one.
jolong, tip, point ; aprojectingprow,
nose or snout ; bttaya jol(/ng^olong,
the (^vial {tomistoma sehtegeli) ;
ikan jolong-jolong, a sword-fish.
Joi^, ajank.
jongtmg', projectrag, promment (of
the teeth).
jonggtur, = jonghar.
JOBgit, curving up (of the upper lip).
jougknll, jagged and projectir^ (of
a tooth).
i ongkang, jongiang-jangkin ji, raising
and falling irregnlarly (as the points
of the picks of a party of cool es"!
Joi^kar, sticking out (as a long
object amid short objects) jongkir
jongkir, bristling with prtjectng
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jongkir, ion glor-jofli/S-'i-, bristling
with points — V. jaagliaT.
JDttgkit, to tip up; jovglcai-jongliit,
Bee.sawing, unsteady.
jongkok, to squat ; to stoop down to
pick up something.
Jougkol, a tin Trengganu coin.
joagkong, a dinghy ; a short beamy
boat; eainyaw j., id. ; taintpaiig j., a
tin coin, or rather slab, cast roughly
into the shape of a boat and formerly
used as currency.
Jongor, snont; nose; projection
(such as the bowsprit of a ship or
the sword of a sword-fish).
Jongos, (Dutch) servant -boy.
jonjot, picking ont (as a man picks
hemp or oakum).
J or an, a fishing-rod.
Jorang, a narrow-channel, a water-
course, a gully.
joreng, a shred or patch; tanah aa-j.
a small patch of land.
jori, Hind, a pair of horses ; kuda j.,
id. ; JcSreta j,, a carriage and pair.
jorong, I. a tlat oval betel-nut tray.
III. a conical funnel or tube.
Jotor, a medicinal drug (unidentified).
jua, and yet ; all the same ; for aJI
that ; still ; to some extent ; also
juga, q.v.
Juadak, Fers. cakes, provisions.
juak, a heavy curl of the lower lip ;
muliit yang j,, coarse -mouthed — cf.
jueh.
juai, = chuai.
juak, I. a raja's retainer ; an atten-
dant generally, II. stretching out
a Bail ; spreading,
jual, selling ; j, janji, a conditional
sale ■ ilrjval-bili, business, trade ;
ju ion a thing for sale ; mltijual, to
sell
jnang tl e fighting of animals ; hSr^
juang to tight — of large animals
(especially elephants) ; Mrawi 6Sr-
juo a a fighting elephant.
jnar kaj jiiar, a black
ebony-likejQQQli;^
JUARA g
wood aeeil tor makmg plain f umitoro
bat not euitablo for carving.
Jnara, a trainer of fighting cooks j
bujang j., id. ; ikan j., a Seh (uniden-
■ tified).
jtlbBrll, Ar. a long anrtout n-ora by
jnbui, baiiijiibin, floor-tiles.
Juboit?, a variant of jirohong.
JaboT, At. the buttocks, the posterior ;
also (iitlmr.
JtUU, gambiii^ ; main j. or bSi'Judi,
to gamble.
Jneb, ft slight downward curl of the
lower lip — cf. Jaah.
iUgA, and yet ; all the same ; for all
that; still to some extent j mahu to,'.
mahu, Tiaik jaga, willing or not ap
they went all the same ; intan itu
batu juga. ada-nya, a diamond ia a
stone for all that ; tuaa ada baik f —
bailcjuga, are you well ? — yas, fairly
woll.
jnita, (Skr. and Kawi) a term of
endearment ; precious, of great price,
rare; rnfno j'., pearl of price ; innsj'.,
gold of fineness ; tali j., an orna-
mental girdle.
jojat, Ar. mulut jujat, a. slanderer.
jvjcill, unbroken
jnjonff, = Jtinjong.
jitjur. I. 'vang jajuy, money paid to
the parents of a bride by a bride-
groom. II, hlrjujuran, sticking out,
projecting.
Jojat, -^ joajol.
Jiuai, I. hanging down, heavily laden.
II. jalai-julita, neat, pretty, graceful.
JnlonjT, lifting up aloft ; bearing ap
a prince on the shoulders of his
vassals at hia installation ; julangan,
a seat on the shoulders ; plnjidang,
jnlkt, the range or reftoh of anything ;
sa-pSnsnlat plluTu. narUtm, the dis-
tBDce a cannon can carry i tikam
tninjalat, atabbiog as far aa one can
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Jnlek, wrapped in a single petal (aa a
very young bad seema to be).
jnli. Hind, a dliooly or litter.
Jnlinif, a cast in the eye i aqninting.
jnlir, a fiah-apear or harpoon with a
detachable barbed head to which a
long rope ia attached.
julita, julai-j., neat, pretty, graxe-
tal
JTllmi^, = jolong,
jalnr, the emei^nce of a Iring body t
the darting ont of a anake's tongoe ;
jninjviur, to dart out, to dart forward;
tSrjulMr, hauging out (as the tongue
of a oorpae),
Jnmftftt, Ar. hari Jumaat, Friday.
Jwnbai, pendent, dangling — of. iim-
JamlLiir, Ar. the cigbteons, the learn-
ed in God'a way.
Jamjnmah, Ar, ekull.
Jiuulalt, Ar. snm total ; Jumlahhan,
to add up.
jnmpa, meeting, encouutering, com-
ii^ across ; Mrjuntpa, to meet,
Jluil|lO]lg', ilcan Jumpong, a fish (chet-
lUiua ckloruyus).
jnmpnl, iiaa jampul, a fish (tu-
identified).
jnnam, downwards motion ; diving
head foremost ; swooping.
JaUJOILK, carrying on the head; {by
metaphor) obeying a raja's order
or submitting ont-self to hia will;
mlnjunjong, to carry on the head ;
obey ; j, aireh, the post on which
the Hi
ailed.
Jiuital, loose
dangling ; blrjantai, to dangle t
dadok blrjuntai, to Bit with the feet
dangling in the air.
jvpnt, = jSmput.
joragtut, the master of a native
pSrahu.
jural, hanging down looaely of
thread-like bodies ; forming a loose
fringe J sa-jurai, a atrip.
jBxam, = churam.
Jnrl, = j
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JTlrit, Jav. plTijwit or pSrjitrit, a
"warrior ; a roviog planderer.
Jum, 1. a ekilled wortman other
than a hand! craf tain an ; 3. bahasa,
an interpreter I j. balu and j. ting
pettj offioera on a s' " ' " '
cooki 3. tulis, a 1
II. pinjum, a cornt'
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Jnnu, I. a pause; a very brief in-
terval of timo ; sa-jurus iama-nya,
for & second or two. II. dragging j
puHing 1 bnstling. III. a variant of
dinis. IV. a variant of lunis.
; J. masak, a jnta, Sir. a mi)!ioi
, clerk. ■— ■
ka, I. to ; ka-atai, upwards 1 ta-sana,
thither; ka-delam, into; ka-mava,
whither. 11. Ar. thj (masculine).
kulialt, Ar. tho Caaba or great
mosque at Mecca.
kabab, Pers. Email pieces of mcst
cooked on a spit.
kabir, I. Ar. great, mighty, II.
drawii^ tbe paddle towarda oneself
BO as to turn a boat.
^iMng, I. tbe sugar-palm {are^ga
saccharifere.) ; jtntoin k., the ordinary
Malay pen. II. a white band worn
as a symbol of monming.
Inlni, iabu-kabu, a coarse tree-cotton j
pokok Ic.-k,, the shrub (treveiia son-
daica) from which this cotton is
obtained.
taAld, At. approval, confirmaticii ;
iahulkan, to confirm.
kalmr, dim.sightednens (as the result
of age).
tobns, dimly visible (as distant
mountains).
kabnt, cloudy, misty, indistinct ;
mist; hiiang k., the clearing away
of mist ! kllam k., extreme obscurity ;
mata k., dim-sighted.
kftdlut, glass (die material) ; roda l:,
a glass- wheel.
k&olmk, I. smart ; dandified ; got up.
II. stopping gingerly along ; walk-
ing quietly on tiptoe.
kaduMtff, a generic name for beans ;
!c, bendi, theokraor bent fmit {lii'bi's-
ci« eecutetitne) j k. btinchU, French
beans; k. China, the pca-nnt
(arachis hypogiea); also t. goreng ; k.
cki-ndai, phaaeotvs miingo ; k. J^pun,
the aoy bean {soya hie^da) ; k. kara,
doUchos lablab ; k, ko'gti, the Indian
dall (cajavvg indidue) ; k. puleFi,
peas ; ikan kachang-iachang, a fish
{gphyriena acu.lip'n-aia).
kaehapnri, the capitsJ of a, column i
the heart or centre of a boilding 1
durJB-a k., a durian that has soma
flesh at its very centre.
kacliar, I.^/jiuliErncfuir, ashell [vol«ta
pvlchra). II. fnssy behaviour 1 run-
ing hither and thither.
kack&u, confusing, mixing np, a
mess ; k. limu, extreme confosion i
kackankan, to npaet ; to throw into
disorder.
kacheli, kochah-kucheh, fiddling about
mth things.
kacUp, (Kedah) betel-nut scissors—
cf. kilali.
kachit, ^ kaehip.
kadionff, Jav. " youngster " (a way
of addressing a child).
kacha, {term japonica), caleohn.
kadal, Jav. the grass-lizard; = blng^
kadam. At. the sole of the foot ; dt-
baicah k., below the sole of the
(prince's) foot— the position of the
subject.
kadanff, I. kadang-kadang, at times ;
occasionally J tlrkadangortgrkadaTig-
kadang, id. II. kadang iidayan.
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KADAR
followers or retainers of i
chief; a prince'B suite.
kadar. At. power, ability; :
a,B one can ; as far as one's ability goes.
kadi, Ar. a " kali," a registrar of
Iduhammadan niarriageB and di-
vorces to whom certain judicial
powers are giren ; also kiUi.
Icadtr, Ar. mighty, powerful.
feadok, a vine the leaTes of which
resemble those of the sireh rine (by
metaphor) an unworthy imitator;
j>a' kadok, a niokname for a man who
poses a$ learned when he is not so.
kadnt, Min hidut, a coarse sacking
made of rami fibre.
feaf, Ar. bufcit kaf. Mount Kaf (thi
king of raonntains bc
MuhojnniBdaji tradition),
kafiba, ^ kapan.
kafllak, Ar. a caravan.
kaflr, Ar. an unbelicvor; a
Muhanimadan ] aJ90 kapir.
ya^dgKV, Pere. a shoe-maker.
kak, an interrogative sutSs ;
(jok-kah, is it trne.
kakiu, At. a pagan priest.
kah.wa, Ar. coffee.
Javanese
kaUl, scratching up (as a fowl
scratches up the earth) ; drawing
i-i.,asfar
anything towards one with a stick.
kalfiat, Ar. manner, way, ole
kaU, line-fiBhing ; maia Ao I a fiah
hook ; mSngail, to fish w th a hook
and line ; pSngail, a line-Hah rman
kain, cloth ; a sarong ; a gen r c
name for patterns of sarongs a d
kinds of cloth ; k, baju, sarong and
baja ; clothing generally k baaah
or k. basahan, old clothes used as
bathing clothes ; it. Balei Javanese
painted sarongs ; k. bflacJ ni
bleached calico; h. child flowered
chintz ; Jc. kaditt, k. rami or k rate ,
coarse sacking made of rami fibre ;
Ic. maa tali, a heavy silk fabric ; k.
eongket, a heavy silk fabric shot with
gold thread ; k. tMSpok, a printed
Malay sarong j klpala k., a portion
of the sarong diSerii^ iu pattern
from the rest.
kait, hooking ; catching (of thorns) ;
di-kait onak, caught by thorns ;
Mrkait kSlenghetig, to sit with the
little fingers interlinked (as a bride
and bridegroom at the bireandiug
ceremony) .
kaial, tali tajai, & halter fur a horse.
kajanif , a kind of waterproof matting
used aa a protection, against rain on
boats and carts ; fi!rt:i^'anp,inahelter.
protected from the rain.
kaji, mlngi^i, to read the Koran ; to
kakak, I. elder sister ; adek kakak,
younger and elder brothers and
sisters ; near relatives. [In some
works icakak is used of elder brothers
also, but ahang is more common collo-
quially.] II. (onora) mSrigakak, to
quack (of ducks).
kakaktiis, the cockatoo; a nail-es-
tractor (from its resemblance to a
cockatoo's beak).
kakanda, elder brother or sister ; a
politer variant of kakak,
kokang' elder brother or sister (used
espec ally m Javanese tales as an
eq valent for kalcak).
k^ap I p^aliu kaJcap, a river boat
w tl a loftv prow and stern but ai
low wa st II. ikan kahap, & fish
{iatea nob i s) ; also siaka^. III.
mat I irajtap a plug-hole in a boat's
kakas j>^ kakas, instruments ; appli-
kaki foot leg, base, lower extremity,
foundat on, pedestal; k. biikit, the
foot of a hill ; k, dian, a candlestick ;
k, langit, the horizon ; k. tembok, the
fonndations of a wall ; bStas k., foot-
print ; jalan k., to go on foot ; mata
k., ankles; tapak k., sole of the foot;
pSkaJci layai; the boom (of a sail),
)mku, hard, stiff, tough ; lockjaw.
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KAL !
tlcal, a measure of capacity ; half a
chupuk.
.kalu, I. Skr. time, epoch, period, age ;
apa k., mheD ; bailing k,, whenever ;
(toAulu 1;., past ages ; the past; p^rha
ft., id. ; sMi'a J;., the time that has
Just gone bj ; the immediate pat<t ;
iSnja k., evening. II. a scocpian ; k,
banglcaTtg, the blact forest aoorpion ;
^iIeo it. kala and k, lotong ; h. jSng-
king, the common houae'Scorpion ;
Ic. £*pan, a name for the centipede —
cf. Jtali'gan ; k. mayor, a. name for
the iDiiiinouB millipede i better M-
UmayaT. III. Skr. the Hindu diri-
liity (Ka!a) ; bUani, k., id. ; Siva as
the destroyer (uBually represented
as a maleficent deity).
ikftlftli, I. defeat ; being worsted — cf.
alah. II. (Jalor) a bamboo gong.
:kaUi, a venomouB insect ; a sort of
■water-hornet.
c, sangm'Og-kalak, upaide down,
topsy-turvy.
lalabiaii, m'
well then ; to
l^talalawar, = kUawar.
■Iralami I. Ar. a pen, II. a flaw in a
gem ; an Impurity in a meta).
Aalftng, I. (Kedah) kalang ayam, a
hen-roost. II. the name of a pira-
tical tribe of Orang Lattt. III.
=• galang,
IcbIm, I. a thole strap (of rattan).
II. At. kabiii kalas, utterly esbauated,
quite finished.
Scalat, the portion of {nipah) leaf
that is useless as a cigarette -wrap -
3ulan, if ; supposing that — an abbre-
viation of jiftafaw.
.kalbu, Ar. heart.
'kaldal, Tam. donkey -, ass.
jE&ldn, Poet, chicken broth.
*lEalab, shifting ; change of position ;
Ikaltk, koJak-kalek, up and down
motion, or motion backwards and
forwards.
3 KAMBING
kali. I, time, occasion, instance;
baraitg k.,\isrhapBi on some possible
occasion j blrapa k., how often ; aa-
kali, (1) once; (3) a]t<^efcher; very;
dlngan sa-kali gas, all at once ; haik
sa-kali, altogether good, excellent;
aa-kali-kali, most exceedingly; sa.
Tcali-paii, even i sa-Jcaliati, all. II.
Ar. a kali ; a registrar of Muham-
modan marriages and divorces who'
has some judicial powers.
kalikansAT, Ar. a river of paradise.
k^imali, Ar. the creed ; the attes-
tation of the Mnhammadan faithj =
kalimat aa-shaliadat.
kaling, I. tinned iron sheeting;
tukang k,, a tinker. II. kolang-^
kali Jig, topsy-tnrvy, npside down.
kalis, inadhesive; irreceptive; im-
permanent 1 dSrtdaiii ta'-kuMs, love
that does not pass away i tad's bagai
ayer di-daun kUadi, non-perm eating,
as water on calladinm leaf (rolling
off like water on a duck's back),
kalok, hook-shaped ; iongkat bSrka'
lok, a walking stick with a crook for
handle.
kalonff, I. a fmit-bat; •= klluang?
II. a metallic ornamental collar.
III. akar kalong, a wild pepper
(piper caniinim).
kaloac, see Itmr and kSlKar.
kama, Skr. bltarii tama jaya, the
victorious god of love.
kamar, I, (Dutch) room ; a cabin in
a ship. TI. Ar. the moon.
kamat, Ar. the last call to prayer,
kaitLbatLff, = ambang.
kambftu, a turtle (unidentiGed).
kamb&ll, rough woollen cloth snoh as
blankets are made of.
kaiabi, a thin light planking ; a
partition ; a sort of dado ; pintu, k.,
a light door made of a wooden
framework covered with cloth.
kamtrinff, a sheep; a goat; it. biri-
hii'i, or ft. BUanda, a sheep; *. jaii,
a goat ; k. BSnggala, a large imported
goat J k, gSrun, k. katan, k. buki'
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KAMBU J
I-. gna, t. huroiig or h gvnojig, tho
Malayan eerow {neinorhofdvs stveU
teahami) j 1c. ySTuhan, a, milch-goat ;
i. randok, a rank old ie-goat ; Uilm
t., (1) the trotters of a eheep ; (2)
the feet of a salver; (3) a peculiar
forked instrnment for planting patli-
ehoota tafeen from the nursery.
kamliu, the block at the end of a
piston-rod j iayu tiga sa-kaml»i, a
sort of erode " thcee-card-ttick "
based on gueseing -which of three
sticks is the Bhortest.
tuso.'bwi, choked up (of a channel or
orifice).
IcKDibut, a large padi-baaket.
temeja, = Ttlineja.
tam«lt,itonini-ftaiiieJ', mouthing; the
movement of the month when speak-
ing or eating.
kaanftia, = l-a^nar, I.
jkami, we — the speaker's party and
BOt including the person addressed :
iioas aiilree. [In BomecaaRH the word
is used for I or me— of. (in English)
the royal or editorial "we."]
bamil, Ar. compleie ; fulfilled.
3cMilir, Ac. leaven j fermentation.
kamit, komat-Iraiiiil, the moveraents
of the month in speaking or eating j
mouthing.
kompll, I. a short heavy pointed
Bwocd; bIbo kampiian ; XI. = kaiiiptt.
kampit, a Bmall bag of plaited mliig-
imang work,
kuupoli. I. » weapon now obsolete,
II. a hnad-dress mentioned in ro-
mance; III. a numeral coefficient
for pieces of tinibvl; roe, the Malay
kamponiTi
cluster of houses ; a namiei j me
bnildinga (with out-honsea, etc.)
making up a dwelling ; tca-mpongkan,
to collect (pe'>plo) together; bSrham-
pong, lo come together (of people).
Icomti, yon (usually plural) ; h galiat
lioii, you all.
kamus, Ar. a diotira
BIT, a
encjcio'
kan, I. an abbreviati
ufor
alan. II,
a cansal saffix to recbs.
kana, 3av. gilang ka
a, large hollow
kanak, kanak-kanak, a child ; a very
yonng boy or girl,
kauan, the right-hand side ; ta»gaR
k., the right hand; sa-bHah I:, on
the right.
kaackap, flush with ; on an exact
level ; full to exnetncas
kancliapnrl, ^ kitcJiapv i
kanchil, a nemo given to the small
chevrotin (tragultis pygmavs) on
account of its size— cf ISihtl and
plln ndok.
kanchinr, a bolt ; a rivet , a buckle ;
lia-nchingkan or mSttga'acht'iigl-an, to-
bolt (a door) ; to bnokle up ; tlrka-n -
piling, secure j fastened up.
kanoknt, a -worn piece of cloth usecT
as a loiu-olotk.
kaato, an abbreviation of kakanda.
kandan^, an enclosure ; a pen ; a sty ^
k. kuda, a stall for a horse ; k. iabir
a sty j Ji. keThau, a pen for buffaloes.
kandar, carrying on a pole (a burden
being bung at each end).
kaudtui, running aground ; being-
etopped by some obstacle.
kan^, a puree or small satchel f
kmidi-l
iidi, id.
kandil, Ar. lantern, lamp,
liandU, 1. a tree with an edible fruit
(gammaitigrolineata). II. Jav.
siveets; a type of sweetness.
kandonff, carrying in a sack or
encloanre ; carrying in the womb ;
tnliigandotig, to be pregnant.
kandnl, folding np in a doth, ourtain
ka&dnt, stowing a-vvay in the lap ;
kanduti, to so stow away.
kaag, I. the bridle and reins; k.
luiia, id. II. l-ang sliiokang, a Jsiva-
neae title of the highest rank need
in addressing royalty or divinity.
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KAJJGKA 9!
taJigka, Ch. n gambicr plantation
(in Johor).
kanffkane, wide apart (of tlie legs) ;
ehllnfi t., the perineum ; miM'jang-
fcaiiff, to step OHt i tirhans^ang, ex-
tended wide apart (of the lower
feangkoiiEr^ b^ wliite or pintt flowered
eon TOlvaiua— commonly used as a
Bpinach iipomea. aqualiea).
kaag'sa, I. = angna. II. = gangxa.
kanKsin, Ch, a mischief- maler.
kangBOr, ^ an^sur.
kanjar, I. Pars, a broad dagger.
II. teaming at anything; tn^ng
and running.
Iranji, rice-gmol ; " oongee."
kanjna, [congee -house] the locfe-np
at B, police-station ; imprisonment ;
gnoL
kantan, alarge wild ginger (nicolain
iiiipenalis).
kantaag, a rand-hank at a rirer
moath.
kantU, iamtal-hatUil, pendulons and
swaying (of a short thick pendant)
—of. anting, tawting, etc.
kantlng, famtang-kaiiting, dai^ling
and swinging (of a long pendant)—
of. antiwj, Ttantil, etc.
Kantong, Ch. the Canton province ;
Orang China Katitong, Muhaoimadan
Chineae from Yunnan.
kantn, cramped stiSncRB in the
limbs.
kantnr, (Dutch) a police conrt in
the Dutch Indies.
kap, I. the roof of a palanquin ; the
hood of a carriage. II. toi'm kap, a
kincoh. III. to fin a cable.
kapa, nervous trembling; tSrliapo-
kapa, in a quiver.
kapada, to ; — ka-pada.
kapab, -= kapa.
kapai, tlrlaipai-kapai, nervonsly
moving about the arms (as a bad
swinimerj flapping (as a flag).
kapak, an axe i bindera k., a broad
enaignj gigi k., large front teeth;
KARAH
vluf I'., a generic name for viperine
snakes, notably h. bakau {tachesia
jraryureomocuJolHs), k, rimba ((,
joagleri) and k. daua {I gramnieai).
3n]^, Tam, aship; t. a])i asteamer,
k. hanlu, see luTiehang , k loyal, a,
sailing ship.
lupait, I. Ar. a shroud , a winding'
sheet i ISrkapan, shronded, sheeted.
II. (liatavia) when j = bita
kapaug, the teredo naial"
kapar, Ijing strewn about without
order or method; b^rin^ofan, scat-
tered abont.
kapas, cotton ; a generic name (or
cultivated cottons (especially gos-
sypiwn herbacenm) ; Itmav, k , the
common lime (cilr«e actda)
k&pek, I. kopdk-kapek, very hmp and
pendulous (of the breasts). II.
kopak-kapek, plucked to pieces, scat-
tered, dispersed.
kapi, I. a pulley. II. Ar. acconi-
piishod, complete.
kapir, Ar. infldel ; non-Muhamma-
dan; also tuSr.
kapis, a generic name for shells of
the genus pecleit,
kapit, support on each side; petigapil,
a supporter, a second — cf. apit.
kapltan. Port, a headman of a racial
division of the popnlation.
kapok, I. tree-cotton j the cotton of
eriadeiidron a-afroi^tuisum. II. to
enfold iu the arms and climb (aa a
tree -trunk or pillar is climbed).
kaponff, = apong.
Kaprl, CafCre, African, liegro.
kapnr. camphor; chalk; the lime
eaten with sii-tA ; oireh la-h, a qoid
of betel; k. bafva, camphor; k.
Bilanda, chalk; k, maeak, plaster;
J lohor, whitewaah.
kapui, ■" apug.
kara, I. kachang kara, a plant (dolu
ehus labldb). II. udatig kara, a largo
crab or lolnter.
karak, I. spotted, variegated; katif
karah, tortoifle-shell ; piny» it.,. tlie"
, k^i
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KAItAM 9f
turtle yielding tie best ahell. II.
sa-batang karah, nlone; by oneself.
kU'tim, I. to founder; to go down
(of a ehip) ; to be wrecked. II. Ar.
term of abuse.
fclucMlff, I. a reef, e, coral haiik ;
coralline sponge j kSna k., to run on
areaf) baink,, (1) coralline rock;
(2) g^enaorej biHigu ft., a sponge ;
i$f k., shells, corals, etc (pioked up
on tbe shore) j aiao karang-karangan;
pinyakit karang-karang, a form of
Byphilia ; blrkarang, to go hunting
for ehells. II. order, arrangement;
literary oompoaition ; an ordered
garden ; karangan, cotDposition, set-
ting; Jcarafig-mlngarong, to do lite-
rarywork! fcnrangtan.toBetinorder;
to compose ; plngarang, an author.
karap, a weaver's comb.
Jurat, I. mst J deterioration; k. di^
hati, malice ; blrkarat, to rust. II.
. to fight with claws (as cats) or
pincers (as crabs) ; it. gigi, to ^nd
the teeth,
karan, stirring up, distarbing ; stir-
ring ap the oil when frying.
kaieh, stirring up rice with a spoon
when boiling the rice.
karib, Ar. near (especially of near
relations).
karim, Ar. merciful, generous.
kama, Skr. because ; owing to.
karoag' a coarse sack made of mat
tmg
kartaa, = Ifrtns.
Kantn Ar Korat (the enemy of
MosBs), belli VLd by Maiavs to have
been a man of enormous wealth
whose treasure is ni^T buried in the
earth for wizards to find
kamt, lU'-rved, self contradictory,
obscure, Ijmg
kaaa, Ar a rich cloth
kaiad, Ar wish, intention, resolve
kaaal, a cosmetic face powder, better
known as bidak.
kaaap, I. rough to the touch (as coarse
paper or coarse wool). II. a sailor
wlioee duty it is to attend to the
lamps, Qags, cordage, etc., of a ship-
kaaan, a rafter, a cross.beam ; k.
ja-atart, the main rafters ; k. bitina,
the subsidiary rafters.
kaoeli, affection, love, strong liking;
tSrimak., " the receipt of favour "—
a Malay equivalent of " thank you " ;
hisehan, kindness, favour ; pity, an
unfortunate thing ; kaKeharti, kaeeh-
ankati or ningasehavlcQifk, to show
pity for ! to pity ; iasehi or mingaaehi,
to love J lahigaseh, to be in love
with ; pangojcft, a creator of love— •
e.g. a love-philtre ; Mkaseh, the
object of love ; beloved ; see also
kasek, koaak-kasek, the sound of b.
restless man fidgeting on a couch.
kaai, I. give (in "bazaar" Malay))
= biri. [This word is possibly a
variant of kaseh,'] II. Hind, castra-
tion, gelding; Umbu h., a bullock;
ayam k., a, capon.
kaNib, ^^ kasel'..
kasxak, Ar. the name of one of the
vowel-points ! e or i.
kaaut, shoes, hoots ; juikai k., to wear
boots ; k. kayu, clt^a ; tajmk k., the
sole of a shoe.
kata, saying, utterance ; bSrkata, to
say, to speak ; birkata-kata, to havfl
the power of speech ; mh\gatakan,
to utter, to mention ; 'pirkataart, a
saying
katak, a fiog, a toa^ ; k. bltang, the
bull frog, k. tempong, a frog (oim-
gloasiis, sp ) ; k. pisang, a green frog
with great leaping powers (rana ery.
Ihrea or rhacopkorits leucomy^tiue) t
I put u, a t«ad ; buaya k,, a broad-
bodied variety of crocodile ; mlrtatit
k , a gun of few calibres, a howitzer,
katauff, I katang-kafang, b, small
mSngkuang pouch for drugs. II. ka-
latig-kata-ng, runners ; rattan rings
allowing a pole to have free play up
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KATEK ff
and down — e.g. the poles forcing
down the submerged screen in a,
ISJ^e fiah-trap of the jirmal typo.
III. ular katang (86m, the banded
karait (.bungaraifatciatas).
katek, atnnted, dwavC (of a, cock).
lati, a measure of weight ; a " catty"
= H lb.
taUb, At. writer.
katil, Tam, a bedstead.
k»tir, outngfcer.
katlnm, Tam, bastion.
katok, = mok.
katong, I. a turtle (unidentified).
II. 1= atong'' HI- = toioiij,
katrip, closing up tightly; ISi'Icafttp,
closed ,' mnkit tlTkatiip, BJleuced.
kaa, thou ; yon ; ^ Ingkau.
kani, Ar. blrtaul, to offer prayers—
(e.g. at a shrine) with the object of
bringing aboat some special event.
kanm, Ar. crowd, mnltilude, family,
people 1 fc. kSliiarga, family,
kaap, — kaut.
kana, I. Ar. shoes ; di-batrah it., below
the sovereign's foot ; the position
of a snbjeot. II. Bng. couch.
kaut, scraping towards oneself i strik-
ing towards oneself.
kawak, a cauldron, a kettle, the
crater of a volcano.
ka'wal, Tatn, watching ; the work of
a sentry or watchman ; Mraa t., a
rigorous watch ; Tcawalan, a watch,
a guard ; mengaieal or MrJeavial, to
he on the watch ; mBngaioali, to he
watching over.
kawan, a company, a party; a herd
or flock ; accompaniment ; a com-
panion ; a friend g k. gajah, a herd
of elephants ; k, pSnyamtin, a hand
of rohfacra.
kawan^, minyak lawanj, the fat of
the tree diplocnemia sehifera.
kawax, = gawar.
kawat, wire ; furat k., a telegram,
kawl, I. iahaaa Icaaii, the old poetic
langnage of Jara ; kSkawin, a poetic
narrative. II. batu hawi, dnnahar.
kEbas
III. Ar. Uaikawi, iron
of supernatural hardoesfl,
kaTTiu, I, Pers. marriage, wedding;
mas k., tho settlements on a bride.
II. toiabak jiSngaxeinan, a state hal-
bert. III. kSkawin, a poetic narra-
kaya, I. wealth, power j mSnjadi t.,
to become rich ; wang it., (1) a rich
man ; (2) a Malay dignitary ; Tahan,
Yang Z",, God Almighty; kikayaan
Taluin, the power of God, II, haah
sSri kaya or iaah sireh kaya, tha
bullock's heart fruit (anona sqva*
kayal, Ar, intoxicated, inebriated.
kayap, a dangerous eruptive disease,
kajran. I. Djak head hunting. II.
overflooding; inundation.
kayoE, a paddle ; Mrkagoh, to paddle
(intransitive) ; kayofikan, to paddle
(transitive) ; ^ngayoh, a paddle.
kayn, wood ; wooden ; k. api, fire-
wood 1 fc. arang, ebony ; k. gaharn,
camphor wood ; k, manis, cinnamon i
akar k., a creepii^ or climbing plant ;
ayer k., wood and water ; ship's
stores ; hatang k., a lofT, a tree-trunk ;
buah k., fi'uit ; dann k., a leaf ; kulit
k,, hark ; pokok ft., a tree,
Jtajrnl, flavourless (of tobacco).
kfilmlHtl, the young half-ji^rown
monpfta or ehUmpldak fruit.
kSb^, I, breaking into perspiration
during fever. II. rubbing quick-
silver into tho body (to render a
man invulnerable),
k6baki, a Javanese village official.
kebak, gaping open (of a deep cut).
kfibal, impenetrability of the fle^ ;
invnlnerability.
kBbam, I. hibam libia; to turn in the
lips till they coaae to be visible.
II. leaden-coloured (of the sky).
keban, a work-basket (of m^ngkuimg
leaf) made at Malacca.
kibaa, I. (onom.) shaking out a cloth
vigorously ; kShas-klbus, tho sound
of cloth being shaken. II. deadena4>
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KEbAT 9
paralysed temporarily (of a, limb) —
e.g. by a blow on the funny-bone
or the attack uf un elcotric ray.
Mtot, = b66at.
kfilM]ra, Port, a long onter garment
worn by Malay, Earttaian and Straits
k&lMTail, Jav. an ordei- ; a nlIa^^
reflation; a village headman;
neneJt k., an old woman who plays a
great part in Malay romance as the
eomplBisant guardian of princesses.
kibek, having one's tongue in one's
kftbU, the blinking of an absent-
minded man; inattentiTCneea;
abaent-niin dednesa.
kfibiu, = kSban.
WUxaih, — kS'obiri.
TctbUri, = Mmbiri.
kebok, a hollow cylinder used in
making vermicelli.
kfibWL, a plantation ; a garden ; an
estate ; tukan^ k., a gardener.
k&baf, to clean a well by agitating
the water.
kfibns, (onom.) mas-klbva, the rust-
ling of stiff cloth when beatun or
shaken.
kfioliall, liMwh'klcltahifaBBmga.boat,
always on the move.
kfichomboh, a seed bnd.
kiohaip, (onom.) tasting ; smacking
the lips ; sobbing ; the Bound made
, by a lizard j mSnglchap, to sob.
kiekapi, Skr. a native late with four
strings ; 1/uah k,, the fruit of san-
doricum radiatum.
kechek, wheedling, worrying by im-
portunity; kfna k., to be taken in
by plausible stories ; to be talked into
a foolish bargain,
keclieilg, having one eye closed.
kfickewa, injured ; put to sbame.
kaobi, Eng. a ketch ; a sailing vessel
of small tonnage and light draft.
kJSohik, = klchil.
kfiehil, small; inferior; younger;
dari k., from youth up ; k. hati,
malice, a grudge ; mengloliilkan, to
reduce in size.
k6choh, klchoh-kSchah, fussing about i
fidgeting ; always on the move,
kecboh, cheating at cards, swindling.
kaohoii^, swindling by denying a
debt incurred ; repudiating a fair
kfieboponf. = ke/opong.
kfiehnak, Ch. a cockroach ; = Upas.
k6clinall, excepting; k. iebanyakan,
a number of — i.e. a certain minority.
kfiohnbonff, the datura {datwra metel
and datara fatiiosa) ; mabok k., the
intoKication produced by datnrtb
poisoning ; batu k., the amothyat.
kSchluidaiig', the relationship of the
concinered to the conqueror i a " con-
quest."
kSchnp, kissing with the lipa (and
not in the Malay way— -cf. cMiim) ;
kSchupi, to kiss.
k6eb.tit, shrunken, shrivelled np.
kSdadak, = kldadak.
kSdadak, a choleraic attack [the
word is only used as a rule in the
expression rhikek k., an imprecation
calling down a horrible death upon
B person].
kSdak, I. esposod, wide open ; mang-
kak k., a bowl with a wide month.
II. Kedah.
kBdai, a shop ; a selling booth ; &Er-
kidai, to keep a shop.
keaak, I. (onom.) Udak-kUnk, the
noise made by a rickety cart on a
bad road. II. lintang kSdak, lying
across each other confusedly.
kSdal, a disease causing discoloration
of the skin.
kftdaU. ^ kindali.
kftdang', stretched out ; with limbs
extended.
kSdaugaa, Umav, Mdwngaa, a culti-
vated lime (cttnis acida).
k6dap, I. tight, close, almost water-
proof in closeness. II. sa-Wdnp, a
handful (of stalks, especially padi-
stalks).
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KEDAU 9
Itidau, mSaglditu, lo cry out loudly
— e.g. for aaaistanee.
Jcfidaim^, pokok kidaung, a large
tree (parftia Toxburghii).
Udayftn, lav, scmuits, followers of
a prince.
:][6d«fc, a slight beud; dudok tirkSdeh,
Bitting with shoulders b«nt.
.kCdikek, a greenish inediciiial com-
ponnd resembling salt.
JtfidSlai, hachang l-MSlai, a plant
iphasBolus mungo),
Ikidfimpoiiff, I. worm-eaten (of fruit).
II. a tobacco- pouch made of in^ng-
kuang leaf.
rkedSugkek, extreme emaciation.
.kfidSpong', = kldimpong.
.k£d^a, ikait kSdHra, a fish (uuidonti-
fied).
kfidewaB, havml IcSdewaf, a fish (un.
identified but probably stmmateus
. sp.)
~k6u, congenital impotence.
:kfididi, a generic name for small
sandpipers (lolayiiie) and plovers
(segialitia).
3E6dlt = Undit.
.feSdondonff, a ji^neric name for a
number of trees mostly of the genns
-k6du, a slight stoop (such as that of
a writer at a desk).
ikidadok, a generic name for a
number of plants with showy pink
flowers {nielaebiam pobjaitthum and
allied species) ; also sSadadoh.
kfidnt, a crease, a wrinkle; hgrlcMiil,
cmmpled (of a dress).
;keh.el, iuharmonions, out of place ]
out of its course (of a ship).
kehSndak, see hSn^l^.
kdjam, closing (the aye) for some
time J keeping (the eye) shut ; kS-
jamkan or min g^amknn, to close
(the eyes).
kBJMl, inciting, stimulating.
ikBjang, stretching out the limbs stif-
fly (as a man yawning or as a man
in agonj).
I kElahi
k^ap, closing (the eye) for a mo-
ment i winking ; aa-kejap, the time
it takes to wink j an instant only — .
cf. Mj'tp.
bejar, pursuit ; inStij^j'ur, to pursue.
kSjat, immovably imbedded; firmly-
stuck in a place ; definitely settled.
teji, discreditable, disgraceful, in-
famous ; nama yang Jr., infamy,
kfijip, a wink; -= kljap (bnt even
shorter in duration).
keju, Fort, cheese.
kejnr, stiff, unpliable, inelastic.
kBJat, sudden alarm J nervous shock j
Urkejuf, startled.
keb, (onom.) the noto of the arguB
pheasant.
kBkali, a long-armed monke;~~either
a gibbon (hylobates) or a leaf -monkey
(acmimpitkecus), but not the com-
mon semnopithecii6 obifcaritSM
kBkal, enduring, lasting, eternal j
akkiraf yany t., eterna] life ; kSkal-
kan, to perpetuate.
kfiklUldl, ^ kaiidi-kaiidi.
kSkang, =• kang.
kfikar, to set things further apart.
kBkat, scum and drifting matter on
the sittfttoeof water; )nn(s ft., dead low
water ; baiek k., the torn of the tide.
kBIcau, starting out of sleep in terror.
kikawiu, see kawi.
kekek, I. a gusset. II. (onom.) g,
giggling laugh.
kekel, extreme stinginess.
fcekStoa, — ka^akfaa.
kekok, awkward, blundering, clumsy.
k61a.bat, Ar. a seed (_foeimmgr!ecum).
kBIalin, grey or oah-colourei; wata
Jr., a film over the eye.
bBIadak, dregs, refuse ; the last and
worst of anything.
k61adi, a common name for a nnmber
of aroids (notably cvtocania nii(t';i(o-
kBlalll, fighting, disputing, qnarrel-.
ing ; MrMlahi, to be engaged ' -'
quarrel, to quarrel.
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KELAK ](
jbSlak, an idiomatic adrerblal expres-
aioQ indicative of futare possibility i
may ; poBBibly ; perhaps j baroag k.,
a bird {macropi/gia aasitailis).
'bfilakar, jolting', jeBtinf;.
kilam, d^kness, gloom obacarity ;
it. kaiuf, profound gloom ; clondy
gloom ; pining i., diaziaess affecting
the optic nerrc.
IcSlambit, the large fmit-bat (^tero-
jiHS cdtilie) ; also Hlvang,
kftlambv, a moaqnito-carttiiii.
k&lainbaT, dimpled, wrinkled.
kfilaliiili, a pair (male and female) ;
a maj^ried couple.
kfilamknvi, a clotli-fabric ; a climb-
ing plant (unidentified).
kBluift, I. wandering ; a vagabond ;
k. yang biiia papa, a, miserable wan-
dering wre toll. 1[. aBugis titlegivon
in Sungei Ujong to a raling chief,
kelanff, the rollora or omshers of a
mill ; a mill ; k. nbi, a tapioca-mill.
'kSltMglc&ng, the perineum ; also
allngkans.
kUanit, opening out a seam.
MUpa, tho coconut {cocos nucifera) ;
h. kijav, the young coconut, also
it. -muda. [But nj/iiir is the com-
moner word for coconnt in tho
Northern States.]
kUar, a dent ; a cat which does not
altogether sever.
kSlua, ikan kUara, a fish (unidenti-
fied).
k61arah, a maggot which eats into
wood and fruit.
Ularai, a peculiar diamond- shaped
k61asa, a hard protuberant mass of
flesh ; a hump.
kUaatik, I. a Jloor-mat. II. a long,
light shield of leather or wood with
a handle in the centre.
kUaai, I. Pers. a sailor. II. the
long-nosed Borneo monkey {hyio-
; bates leuciaciis).
•Ulat, I. acidity of taste setting the
kElEmbahang
sheet of a small boat. III. a generic
name for a nnniber of trees (niosth'
of the genus euge^ta),
k&lati, I. betel-nut scissors. II. =
IcSliti.
kSlati, HUp-liSlan, glistening (as tho-
surface of the sea) ; alternating'
brightness and darkness (as whea
shadows chase each other).
kfilawar, a generic name for bats ;
le. gua, a name given to the bat»
chii-ojnelea to-rquatim and vycticeiu»
kSlayii, ipokdk hMayu, a tree [arytera-
Uttoralia).
kfildtl, = kalda.
kfildai, = Mldai.
kdleliet, mlvgUebet. to turn up the
edge, tip or foM of anything to seo
what lies nndemeath.
kfileiMk, (oDom.) the sound of a
heavy body falling on a flat surface.
keifibnraii, a pit ; a chasm.
kJUelnit, a fez-rest.
kSIedMlff, a large tree {arfocaTpas
lancsiefolia) .
beledae, defensive measures or pre-
pai-atious.
keledek, u&t Mledek, a common tuber
{convolfitUie batatas ?) lawyer i., a.
cheap lawyer,
keiedut, cmmpled, mffled— cf. klduf,
kSlek, seeing, noticing, glancing at.
kelek, carrying anything under th»
arm without using a cloth or sling.
keUkatl, = ksmatu.
kfilekatn, tho flying ant ; the Malay
equivalent tor the proverbial moth
which is attracted by flame and
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feeth on edge.
kfiiemarin, = kiimarin.
kfilftoHTar, the luminous millipede.
kHfimbakon^, a wild aroid' [the-
leaves of which give a sort of itch-
to the hand that clasps them] ; anak-
k., a term of abuse.
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kElEmbai 1
kfilSntbat, sn-ag keiSmhai, the name
of a Tvondec-worfcing wizard in
Malay folk-lore.
mSmliafe, a fragrant wood (radix
kei&DboilK, blown oat with, wind ;
IcfiltexoyMig', B, name given to a
number of plants, inclading koiiio-
lomeaa coeraleiteens, ft. rontrafa aad
others.
keifimpinif, flabby and pendalouB
(of the breasts).
k61Siii1UUiir. scarf, dandrttS.
k61&miuitui{[, — isinunting.
kSlSiidaia, the ring or fastening
connecting n boom with the mast.
k616iig'air, swooning, fainting, loss
kfilfiixg'fcai);, the perineum ; also
keUuE^ka.nS', a key-ring; alBogllang
kelenfflcenff, I. burong kllengkeng,
the small pied hornbill {anthracoceros
albiroatriii} . II. jari kUeiigkeTig, the
little Quger ; hurong k., the inner-
most chamber in a, fish trap.
kdlengkok, a (Keaah) Tariant of
JcHongkong,
kfiUnJftr, buah kilSnJaran or biji te-
ISnjaran., the lymphatic glands ; sakit
hSUnjaTan, bubonic inflammation.
kUSnong', (onom,) the booming of a
gong.
keientaBf;, (onom.) the clanging of
a gong.
keientang, buah kelentang, the horse -
radish (obtained from the plant
Jiutriw/a ptei-ygosperma),
kdlfintluET, (onom.) the tinkling of
a gong.
k»16ntit, the clitoris.
keiiSntonff, (onom.) the booming of
a gong,
kSlentong, (onom.) a Chinese
hawker (so called from the gong-
like instrument he uses to draw
attention to his passing presence).
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keifiajrar, scratching continually (of
of a man troubled with itch).
k6I6pu, broken and crooked (but not
absolutely pendulous— as a broken
twig) — of, kllepet.
kSlepak, heavy and pendulous (of
the breasts) — of. kslepfk.
kUSpSit, caulking (a boat).
kSlepek, light and pendnlous (as the-
broken wing of a bird)— cf. kSUpak..
kfilepet, a turned down corner (of a
page) — cf. kSlebet.
l^lipir, the testes.
kilfiplt, hanging down slightly (aa a
broken twig) — cf. Kili'pai.
kSlesek, the thin skin or coating On
an oljject (such as a banana-stem or
aloe -leaf).
k616tl^ (onom.) continuous rapping
— cf. kHak.
kdlfitan.g', (onom.) the clang of metal
falling on the ground.
kfilitar, quivering, trembbng — cf..
Utar.
keiatek, (onom.) the aonnd of con-
tinued ticking.
kfil&titLff, (onom.) the sound of con-
tinuous tinkling.
kUStok, (onomO continuous rapping
or knocking — cf. kitok.
keietonff, (onom.) a thumping sound.
kfilowang;, a heavy chopping broad-
sword used by Achehnese.
keiewer, (Dutch) a foresail.
k61i, ikan kUi, a cat-fish (cian'aa
m<,j,.r).
kalian, a surface mine ; = galiaa.
k61i1ia.t, I. a doublo-bladed paddle^
II. the wriggling movement with
which a leeoh gets over the gronnd ;.
KrkUibat-kilibal, wriggling on for-
kilicbi, a hard fruit (unidentified —
used in playing some cbildrcn'ff
games).
kBlicIin, pilfering (stealing a little
atati
e).
kJSlikir, I. a loop of rattan ,
thole-stJ^p. II. batn k&liltir, grav^..-^.
Hos-6d by
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kEliling IC
IkfililinET' position round ; the part
aronnd ; bSrMUUiig, around, encir-
■cling i iningililing or TnSnglUlingi,
to encircle ; to trayel round ; Mli-
linghan or mlngHilirigia-it, to whirl
round ; to bear round.
'kBlim, a small seam ; hemming.
kKtluchir, = gUiachir,
kfilindan, strong- sewing thread
ZMing', " KlinK ' a ndme applied
to all immigrants from the Coro-
mande] coast (but sometimes limited
to Muhammadan immigrants from
^at coast the others leing called
Orang Hindu) , inanii K a Tamil or
T^lugUj nfglii JCithe Madras Pre^i
ItUlngflir, = giliiigsir and gShn
mUf, a twinkle ; the -ippeirance
and disappearance of light the
peculiar radiance of the stars h,l p
klUp, fireflies ; spaaigles til jj ii,?uw
shimmering.
l^Klirii, confusion of thought mud
dle-hoadedness ; pikir k., id. ; barang
k., a thing difficult to grasp (men-
ially).
kftUaa, I. a church. II. iacbang
Mtisa, a plant (unidentified).
!kKlit, dodging, avoiding, getting out
of the way.
ikUlttlrh, manner, idiosyncracy ; ban-
yak kllilah, capricious, nncertein of
temper.
:k6Utl, a thole-pin.
Jcfilmarlu, Tcaterday ; k. dahtdu, kbe
day before yesterday ; also kSmarirt,
iJcUooIisb, broken (of water) ; choppy
(of the sea) .
'ikfilodak, thunder— cf. kilodan.
JkSlodan, panah Hlodan, a thunder-
bolt — cf. kllodak.
^Sloh, deep breathing, sighing ;
k. k$idh, sighing and restless (as a,
lover) ; mingltoh, to sigh.
acMok, a enrve ! anaroj asemicircle;
bSTkSlok-kHoh, cut in semi-circles (of
a border) — cf. lok, tSlok, etc.
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kilola, I. mnnagementi superinteU'
dence of work. It. steel; also
kiluU.
kSlompEUig, the broken egg-shell
when [be chicken has been hatched.
kfilompok, a cluster; a collection of
many objects in one place ; a group.
kglouet, sa-kUonet, a little.
k61ong, I, curved, arching, concave
— cf. klloh, II. a wooden shield
large enough to protect the whole
body. III. tikam kUong, to turn on
its keepei (ot an elephant).
keloag a large marine fish-trap
used off the coast of Malacca and
Selingor [It consists of several
compavtments ! fish arc hustled from
the outer into the inmost and
Bmalltst where the entrance is closed
and the h«li caught,]
kfilongkong, the soft-shelled youuj^
keiongwtng, a very thin loose
wrapper or covering such as the
tissue paper cover of a fez, the leaf
enfolding the maize or the slough of
a snake.
kelongaor, = glloagsor.
kSlontaug, a noisy scare-crow need
for frightening uway birds from the
padi-fielda.
keiopak, a sheath or covering (of
leaf); the calyx ot a flower; a
similar covering though not of leaf ;
It. mata, the eye-hd ; k. satak, the
calyx of the salok {zalacca edulis).
kBIorak, rinnpui kUorak, a grasa
{lophaUriam gracile),
kfilOBOk, = gilofok.
feUoyak, tattered and torn— cf.
koyak.
kfilpat, = mi^pat.
kfilu, dump, speechless.
kSlnang, a large fruit-bat (pteraput
edulis) 1 siku k,, a very acute angle.
keixiar, motion outwards, = ka-luari
to go out ; mingSluar or mlngSlttaTi,
to issue; mengllaarkan,toAriyeoatt
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JcBluarga, Skr. family ; kinsfolk ;
circle of relation ; kaum. k., id.
:keiiil>i, asam W!u6i, a plant (Malacca
confei-lo.).
kJUnbong', veiling to veil — c£ 'llu-
icSltuih, mSngSlyieh to empty (one's
pockets, etc.) by turning tl em out.
kelnli, steel ; also iSlola
.bfilnliu, a sliip of an ot solete tvpe
mentioned in old romances
"kfilltlnt, a small bee (tr go a % )
belluIlbOIlS, ^ iSl ibong
heininpaBEf, = iSlompol
bBllUt, blrMlun, to ra 86 n Bp rals (of
smoke) — cf. lok tUdk l lo gl etc.
Ikilima, a climber with green berries
{gmilas megacarpa).
lEdlupaa, mSngUapaa, to keep peeling
off ; to waste away — cf. kupai,
'Jc91upnr, m^agSlu^r, to stmpgle
and apraw! (of a Blaugbteced fowl).
ItMnr, to call -, =^ panggil.
kSlnrnt, a gathering or sore near
the finger-tip.
Ultis, an edible aea-worm.
kfimala, a talisman j a luminous
bezoar ; also g&maZa^
JcBmalai, Uniah klnmlai, extreme
lassitude; also limah gSttutlat,
Ictmaaa, mouthing but not swallow-
ing — (e.g. as a qnid of t«bajx:o is
held in the mouth).
kGntamam, weakness after illness.
bfimang, an evil spirit affecting new-
bom children.
kSmangl, midang Minangi, a tree
(ciiinominniim parthenoxylon).
ikSmaran, a drought; musim k., the
kteuuin, yesterday ; )t. dahttlu, the
day before yesterday ; also kUmarin.
.kJhnarok, ravenous hnuger.
IcBmaa, packing; storing away in
limited space ; i^Smankan, to pack
(anyihing) up.
kSmayalx, — jiSngayoli, from kayoh.
kBmbal, a pouch or basket made of
mhiglaang leaf.
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kBiabalft, ^ glmbala.
keuliali, return ; going back to tha
point of original departure ; Jtiiiop
it., to come to Hfe again ; t. ka-
rakmat Allah, to return to God's
mercy ; to die ; JiSmbaiikan, to give
(anything) back ; to resume.
k6ml)aii, fastening tbe sarong round
the breast,
kBmbanff, expansion ; spreading out ;
opening oJt (of a flower) j kain h,,
a sarong worn without trowaers
underneath ; Je. hati, exultation j
bSrkSmbang, to Hosaom out ; WrkSm-
hang, expanded, spread out.
kBiabar, twin; duplication; anaA
k., twin children ; miidara sa-fc,,
twin-brothers ; mSaglinbaH, to dupli-
kfimbara, mSngembaiv, to wander;
kBmbayat, kain klmbayat, clotli
from Cambay in India.
kftmbili, a tuber (coleiis tuberoais),
kfimbici, gelding, castration ; ayaiu
k., a capon.
kWboja, the frangipanni (plumiera
aculif'/Ua),
kSmbong', inflation, blowing out ;
pSrut k., inflation after meals; tSr-
kemiong, swollen out, pufied ont,
kBrndiau, = kSmudian.
kBmeli, hirhSmeh, to pass urine.
kBtueja, Fort, a shirt.
kent^an. ^ Hmlnyan.
k^Bxek, dented (but not perforated) ;
biltong k., a nose eaten into by
disease ; kimoh t., covered with
dents.
kBtueiat, the crisis in a disease.
kBinendaJu, a mistletoe ; a tree-
parasite ; also b^ndala.
kfimBndikai, a water-melon ; also
mSndikaL
kfimBndit, = JiindiL
kSmSntaitt, (onom.) to keep stamp-
ing on the ground.
kBiaBnyan, bemtoin ; kayu k.. the tree
(siyran bemoin) ; jiotang k. or bakoT'
kiogle
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S., to bum benzoin ; ijii kSmliiyan, a
Bpeciea of dog-fish (iinidentifietl) .
Mmerimg, a were-tiger.
kSmetut, dwarfed (of fruit).
kfiml, = glmi.
kftmifi, lbs catiijle-nat (aleiiriles
molv^ccanw*) ; also buah kSras.
kBiUok, Mmok-kSmek, covered with
dent*— ef. Mmek.
kSnumcliafc, summit, top, crest.
Mmpa, Pera. a seal of state; the
great seal.
kfimpang', a sort of dag-out used on
kfimpu, a targe tree (rumpassia
mulaccensii') ,
Mmpek, restlessness aroused bj
kSmpUnr, a wicker-work case di-
vided into compsrtmpntfi.
kimpia, shrinking ; beeoinittg smaller
in bulk throngb the gradnal with-
drawal of contents,
kSupit, = klpit.
kifaupouff, shrunken about the cheeks
(bb a toothless man),
kimpn, a round box or case with a
kfanpul, terkSmpiil-klmpul, slow and
laborious {of progrusa),
kfimpnni, = klmpojig and k^mm.
kfimpat, — Mmpong and iSpwm.
kempttnan, a dilemma, a Gs..
kfinodl, a rudder; iSrlcSmndi, to
have the rudder, to steer ; k. chawat,
a rudder of European type i it. sepak,
e, paddle-rudder of the Malay type
— ef, kHmudian and nmdek.
kAmndian, after, afterwards, suhae-
qnont to i k. daripada itu, snbse-
qently ; Itari yang k,, days to come.
kSmnkiui, = kSmmigkus.
kemnknt. ^ dSmuknl.
kemunckiip, — oMm^iehup.
kfiiuiing'knB, I. cubebs. II, tSlar
klmungkas, addled egg.
kfimnnlnff, the name of a tree yield-
ing a beautifully-veined yellow wood
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kfimantlng', the roso-myrtle (rhoclo-
kfintnt, gentle throbbing movement
(such as that of the pulse or of the-
fontanel),
ken, Skr. a title of Javanese ladies >
also kilt.
kfina, contact ; to incnr ; to experi-
ence j to exactly tonch or hit off ;:
k. dendaj to incur a fine ; t- sakitj to-
fall ill ; ki«a3can or mlngSnakan, to
affix, to pnt on ; to deceive ; tlrklna,
deceived, taken in.
kfenal, recognition ; knowledge by
sight ; kenalt, mlngSnal or mSnggnali,
to recognise ; kgnalan, an acqnaint-
kfinan., lying, approval ; herkSnan, to-
toke kindly to something ; mltHpSr-
klnankaii, to approve, to assent to,
kfinonff, reoBlliiif( to mindj lovii^f
remembrance ; kinangan, loving re-
collection ; klnangkan, to regret i to
affectionately recall.
kfinan^, a tree with scented green
flowers {cananga odorata).
kfinantaii, ai/am kSnaalan, a whit»
fowl (especially a white fighting-
cock),
kfinapo, why, for what reason ; =
kina apa.
kSnarl, Eng. canary-seed (canarium
commune) ; buroitg kSnari, the canary.
""' M, shell-fish preserved in brine
(with ri
;c.)
kfiuoktuia, Skr. gold (in literary
language) ; = mna (in colloquial).
kenckanB', stiiJ (of a breeze) ; steady
kencheng, I. a Chinese drill worked!
with a bow. 11. B kettle.
benching, passing urine ; eaUf k.,
gonorrhoea.
kenokonff, I. kasut kcnchong, a kind of
slipper with upturning toes. IT. akar
J:,, a large climbing plant (melodorutn
maaubriatum). Ill, = kecliong,
kmohup, coining to a point (of tha
petals of a bud) ; bndding.
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l:6iLdB.k, Eexaal intrigue ; a. mistress
or gailty loTer ; bSj'klndah, to commit
adultery of fornication.
.bSnAala, = glndala.
](&ndali, Jay. the bridle of a horse.
iUndarn, Str. mnda,rac:n, a mount, a
steed, a vehicle, a carriage ; ni^ngin-
darai, to ride, to be mounted on, to
be borne on.
!k6ndati, desire, wish ; ^ MMndalc
JcSndfirl, Tam. a measure of weight,
a " candarecn."
liadi, I. fciironj Mndi, a name some-
times given to the ourlow {nameniu)
arquata), to the whimbrel (it. pftje-
opus), and to the large sandpiper
(Utaosa Itmasa) and sometimes limit-
ed to the Umota — cf . bvroag cluinggai.
II. Skr. gem ; nila-kSndi, the eap-
Ifindixi, self, oneself ; = slndiri.
Undit, a narrow belt or girdle.
Jtendotlg, carrjii^ in & small fold or
wrapper— cf. handong {which refers
to carrying on a lai^ scale).
^ftndiiT, loose, slack, not taut.
kSuduxi, Pers. a feast in honour of
the dead.
^enek, shrunken, dwarfish,
bfinfiri, - kSndlri.
kengkaagr, walking with the knees
wide apart ; the walk of a bowlegged
iengieng, I. raising a foot or paw j
resting one kuee on the other. II.
the whining of doga.
ItSuliLK, the brows [ buln h, the hair
on the eye -brows.
kfiujiuig, mlngSnjang, to dig.
kftujnr, erect, stifF.
Jtftnong, a small copper gong forming
part of the gamllan.
kfintal, thick (of a fluid); only slightly
kfinttuif , nbi hSntang, the potato
{solanUTa tubenjsttm).
kfintar*, = UtaTa.
kiatonff, IcSntong-Hnton^, a wooden
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sounding-block used at a prirata
mosque,
kentut, UtiSntut. to break wind.
bfiiiTal, pliable to the touch ; resilient,
clastie.
kfinyant, tasting (by simply touching
the lips) ; judging flavour.
kCttyang', satisfied] sated with food;
full after a meal.
kBuyir, lasting after; = ingin.
kinyit, slight jerky movement of the
lips or eyelids.
kSufnt, sucking movement.
kfipoll, a generic name for a number
of shells (especially of the geuuB
capsa),
k6pak, a pinion \ mlngSpak-nglpak,
to flap the pinions (of a bird).
kepak, bent, warped or twisted (of
an arm, branch or limb).
kfipal, a lamp ; a clot ; a coagulated
kfipala, head ; (by metaphor) foun-
tain, source ! k. angin, empty-headed,
frivolous ; h. blrat, heavy- witted,
dnilj k. kongsi, the head of a secret;
society ; k, itngaH, intelligence ; h,
surae,theheadii^toaletter; k.eKSUf
cream; bafu A;,, the cranium; p&ning
L, dizziness; ealri'f t:., headache,
kfipalang, of little aecount; ordi<
nary ; hakan k., out ot the common.
kfiparat, Ar, unbelieving, infidel (aa
a term of abase).
kfipari, dnun pokok iSpari, mint.
kfipaTA, biiah kSpaya, the papajA
fruit; better buah bStek.
kSpayang', a tree {pangium edule).
kepen,;, a small coin ; a " cash " op
fractional part of a cent.
kepet, unvrashed (of the abaimaaa^
— a terra of abuse.
k6pUll, = kopiah.
kepialn, dimam kSpinlu, fever ac-
companied by delirium ; a severe
attack of fever,
kBpll, adjoiniug, aloi^^ide i bSri^inl-
kSpil, in line side by side i SSpiitow,
t« drav? up alongside.
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]l6pillS, a fragmentary portion, B,
piece; a numerical coefficient of
foliaceouB objects— e.g. aa ateets of
kBpIr, a jerk with the hand or finger.
Itfipit, I. pressure between connected
surfaces — e.g. between the arm and
the body ; mlngSpif, to carry under
the arm — cf. apit, aSpit, etc. II. a
a veaeel resembling a buyong.
kfipltwff, an edible marine crab.
kfipoli, full (aa the sails of a ship) ;
bulging out.
lejtpok, a large wooden bin for storing
kfipoug', surrounding ; enclosing ;
hemming in ; bltklpmig, to patrol
roond and round; mf.nglpang, to
invest, to besi^^, to surround j
tirkSpong, inveBted, besieged, hem-
IcJSpndans, burotig Mp^idang, a kind
of thrush mentioned in romances.
Upnl, closely packed ; clotted.
kepulaga, ^ pilaga.
kgpTim., shrunken (of the cheeks) ;
hollow and drawn ; also klinprmy.
Mjinrtui, broth madefromsago-meal.
k^nyoli, = pu^oh.
kfipnyn, = ^y-a-piiyu.
kfirs, the common long-tailed monkey
(macoctte cynomolgnii) ; plriok Ji., the
"monkey-cup" or pitcher plant
{n^enthes) ; h. dtiku, the slow loris
(nycticebue iardigradua) ; gSmbala Ic.,
■ A bird {eupelee macrocercue) ; hamba
i., the racqnet -tailed droogo (dss-
(Wnurus ptatVTaa).
kara, =■ l-ira.
kteftbkt, climbing up, swarming np,
olinKing to (as a climber clings to a
tree) i iim k., a knot in several coila.
kBraMk, hSrohdk-klrabek, picking or
plucking to pieces.
kfiralm, I. a, flat round ear ornament.
II. a sort of salad made of fish,
prawns and cncnmber. III. a tree
,\xanthophyllnm rw/iim or lophopeiai-
InM fimbriabim) .
kfiiachak, ripples, " cat's-paws " on.
the water.
bfiraohang, = klrajang.
kSracliap, a wooden musical instru-
ment used in minora performances.
kteah., to call people together for
forced labour, mutual defence, etc. ;.
juru it., an official anbordinate of the
iatin or chief of a tribe of Orang
Laat 1 gong pingSrah, a gong used
for summoning people to meet.
kfirad, I. Totan kSTai, a valuable rattan
(^dcemonoTopi geniculatin) . II. =
girai.
kfinvjanf, maa klrajang, tinsel, gold
foil.
kfirak, I. the scorched bita of food
adhering to the sides of the saucepan ;
refuse in cooking. II, (onora.) a
tracking sonnd.
kErakftk, I. ^ Eur. a carrack, an
ancient type of sailing-ship. II. =
kSkah.
kSrakap, sireh klrakap, the lai^r
(and coarser) sii-ek leaves ; inferior
airek leaf.
kfirajna, = hlrma,
kiramat, Ar. miracle-working; in-
vested with wipematnral power (of
a place, object, or person) ; wali k.
or daio' k., the saint buried in a
wonder-working shrine ; a geniut
loci ; di-tinipa k., slain by nnaeen
powers for sacrilege at a sacred apot.
kfirampanff, the fork ; the point of
junction of the lower limbs.
nran, a email portable stove or
brazier.
kfiraua, = karna..
kSranchang, = ilrajang.
kfiranda, Bkr. a three-plank coffin.
kBraag', I. a generic name for a
number of shell-fiah (area spp.)
II. (onom.) Mrong-kiTang, a, clang.
keraug', kerang-keroh, uneven, irre'
gular (as writing on unruled paper),
kfirangkanfc, = kh-ampang.
kttzanl, Hind, a clerk, a writer.
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kfiranjaugTi " cuai-suly mailc basket
kfimnji, a generic name for a number
of trees (diaUum spp.)
)Ejb^B'P, repetition, frequency ; i. kali.
often, frequently ; Miajii, to repeat
— (e.g. a dose of medicine).
kesap, = iirap.
kSrapis, Mropas-Hrapia, odds and
k&rapu, a generic name giren to a
nnmber of fisli (serranus spp.)
k6rsfl,IiardneG8, stiffness; obstinate;
rigid, inelastic I fc. hali, obstinacy
of disposition ; buak h., the candle-
nnt (aleuritet ^aolvccanua) ; kSrasi,
to press for, to insist on ; iSraskan,
to sCiSen; to harden.
tfctftt, I. severance, cutting off; sa-
ftSrof, a portion ; half ; iSreta sa-lc.,
n " ahandrydan " in Province Wel-
■lealey; iiratan, a severed piecp, a.
fragment ; kSrati, to COt, to sever.
II. a carat, a measure of weight for
diamonds.
k6T»tiUL, Jav. the abode of a prince
(ralii) ; a palace.
kerawai, a kind of lai^ wasp
making its homo in the grcnnd.
ktoawak, lupai Mrawdk, a squirrel
(sciurus hicolor) ?
Urawanff, open-work, fret-work.
kfirawat, a rattan fastening con-
necting the iron of an adze with the
ki^wit, charhiTig Mrawit, intestinal
kftrliaug, ^ gSrhaag.
kSrbas, to shako vigDroualy ; a fre-
quentative of kihet,
ktrbat, enfolding in many folds ;
-winding ronnd.
kfirba'a. a buffalo; Ji. balai; a pink
buffalo.
kftrbok, boring into; gnawing intoj
tapping.
kerolml!, a common sedge used in
mat-niaking (scirpus ■macronatus).
ktsda, a curry-comb ; also Mrok.
kei-dam, (onom.) iSi-dam-lcSrilam, a
continuous thumping sound.
k6rdil, undersized ; l>eIow the aver-
age.
kBrdum, see klrdam.
kSrdut, wringled, crnmpled, creased-
k6tedak, dry flaky dirt ; dirty.
kerak. the tire of a wheel ; the small
wliool inside a puHey.
kSireknt, shrivelled up into a coil ;
curling (as paper when exposed t'>
great heat) ; orang it., a miser (who
" coils round money " and will not
let it go).
kfiMmut, puckering up the faoe.
kSrenekane, (onom.) chinking;
clinking ; clanking,
kSrfincbat, dwarfed, undersized.
keriuclienK, the triangle (musical
kerfing'^, the red ant or fire.anb
loecophylla amaraydina).
kfirengkel, to spread (of a skin
disease).
kSrengseng, = W-esevg.
kfirantftt, = UrSnchat.
kSr eating, = kSriling.
kfirepek, a round flat cake of aago-
meal and sugar.
kBrepes, feeling about for something
(with the fingers Only).
kfirpnt, shrivelling up round a central
point (aa a boil).
k6reBek, sand, gravel.
kfixeseng, just revealing the interior
(as parted lips or as a crack in a
fruit).
kftrasnt, puckering the forehead.
k6reta, a carriage ; a generic name
for wheeled vehicles ( t. angin, a
snltchback railway, (sometimes) a
bicycle; k. api, a railway or steam
tramway; k. bechaJc, a jinrikiBiia;
k. " engine," a motor-car, also ft. gas
and H. hantn ; k, harttu, a bicycle ; a
motor-car; Ji.HongkoTig, •^ t. bechak;
ft. klrbau, a buKalo-cart ; k. Unibn, a
bullock. cart J k. lereng, a bicycle;
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shandrydan ! Ic. fCTtci, a backney-
(iairiage ; ikan it., the octopos i iiaik
k., to go for a drire; pasang I., to
harness tho horses to a carnage
l&retut, uneven (of lewicg)
ikfirl, a, small eiolilo for cutting out
weeds from a field of growing padi
Jcepiat, (oiioni,) HWo(.ign«(, the
ereaWng of rowlocks or of a door
upon its hiapes.
16riaii, crying outj clamouring,
creating an uproar.
jE6ri1>as, shaking vigorously (as one
shakes a fan or piece of clotb) — cf.
jE6ricll»l; the slaye of a slave ; a
term of extreme seJf-abasement.
3ijtaddeb, the mole-cricket.
ibrlkal, a lai^e snlver or tray.
kfirikaoa, an Indian cloth.
JcttriUI, batu kSrikil, Sinta ; pebbles.
firing, dry, dryness ; batoh Ic., con-
Bnmptioni phthisiH; ikan k., dried
fish ; Mang k., the ehin.
JcirintU, abundant (of fruit on a
bfirlnting, shcll-fleh dried for pre-
servation.
Ikfirip, (onom) mSngerip, to gnaw (as
'.kilis, a "kris" or Malay dagger;
J. along, a etraight krie of medium
length ; h. chSrita, a long Binuous
kris with some fifteen or seventeen
calces in the blatle ; k. ckoban, a krie
-with a piece running down the centre
of the blade ; k. Undayan, a long
kris with a aword-handle ; I:, pandak,
e, short straight-blatlcd krie ; k. pan-
Jang, a kria with a long and narrow
blade used for executing criminals ;
t, piehit, a kris of a type that is
believed to have been worked by
jnere finger-pressure; k. sa-pukal,
^he common straight-bladed kria
(intermediate in length between the
it. alang and i. paadak) ; k, sSmpmio,
the common sinuoue-bladed kris
^with three, five or seven curves in
EfiRMA
a kris lika
the blade) ; k, silam vpeh, .
the k, ta-pukal but with a
blade ; k. aonak udang, a Raman type
ot the k. sSmjiaitas k. tajaag, e.
straight-bladed Fatani krie with the
typical Patani " kingfisher's head "
I^iidle ; liintut k,, the fermla at the
base of the kris-sheath : bulu k,, the
knS'handle ; pamur k., the dama*.
cening on the blade of a kris ; sempir
i, , that portion of the kris-sheath
which covers the guard of the kris ;
saroiu; k., the krie-aheath ; ukas k.,
a shell {malieas) resembling a kris-
eheatb.
kerisi, iftan IcSrisi, a fish (synagrU
■nolalwe) ; ikan k. l>ali (seolopsis
biUneatug).
kdriaing, = klreseng.
kfiriant, = kSreaut.
bBrit, (onom.) a acrapinft or scratch-
ing sound ; iiritan opi, matches— of.
hiritinff, ra/ahuf kSriUng, woolly or
frizzled hair ; extremely curly hair.
kSrJa, Skr. work, occupation, busi.
nesB, profeBBion; bringing about,
effecting, carrying out j plklrjaan,
work, business, occupation; kSrjakan,
kirjuig', I. ktckii^ out with the
hind-legs (ot a horse)— cf, rSjang,
. II. kSrajang.
kerkah, = klrkak.
kfirkak, (onom) crunching (of a wild
animal crunching up a bone).
kfirk»p, ^ Mrkak.
kfirkaiU, clawing.
kteki, Tam.the blinds of a palanqnin.
kitekup, - Urkak.
kfirkut, a chain for closing a door.
kfirlap, glittering, glistening ; niSnjir-
lap, to glitter.
kfirlluff, a side-glance ; mSnglrling,
to give a side glance at a person.
kfirlip, flickering— cf. kilip.
kSraui, I. Skr. a curse ; jafoh h, tha
falling of a corse ; papa Urma, an
accident, II. Skr. bStara Mrma <xf
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JiSrma loijaya, the Hindu Cupid
(Kama) or conqaerinjf god of love.
kfimAb., sipitl kSrmah, a aholl {oliva
tubalata or oliva nvbilia).
kCrmnfc, a. generic name for a num-
ber of plants.
kftnoftiiglra., a plant {dracoena
maingayi) .
kfirmiuititLgri tlie rose-myrtle (i-liodo-
mi/rfiis tomentofla) ; also kSmunting.
kfirnai, catting or elicing into small
pieces.
kimil. Port, a gnn-powaer horn.
kSmTom, reatlessnesa ; fidgeting
kfeuyan, harsh, grating (of the voice) ;
qneruloua, quarrelsome.
kSmf eag', angiy Bnarling.
kSrnjrit, knitting or raising the hrows
(as a signal or hint) .
ktenynt, palsied shaking or quiver-
ing ; nervous convulsions.
kBrebak, Mrobalc-kSrabek, picking or
plucking to piecOB.
kSrObek, a pinch of anything; picking
ont a very amaJl portion of anj 6hing.
kErobok, a provision -hamper.
kfirochok, a sort of rattle used to
attract the pdran^-poran^ fiah (pKsf is
sp.?)
fcerok, I. turbid (of water) i Jr. hati,
malice, ill-feeling. II. (onom.) the
Bound of snoring ; snoring,
jEervh, ierang-keroh, uneven, irregular
(as writing on nnniled paper).
kfirok, I. (onom.) a dull cracking
sound; the croak of a frog. II. a
curry-comb; alsoiSrcIa. III. afmit-
Hy ; — bari-bari,
kiromoilff, a series of gongs forming
part of B Javanese orchestra.
kSroaolLaiig', I, a large hollow anklet.
II. a roughly-made bell or clapper.
Mxoag, a roundish cavity,
kwoag', }cer(/ng-1ierong, the orifice
through which water escapes from
tba scuppers; ihin JceroTtg^herong, a
fish {aebattea atoliskw).
kdrongkonff, the gullet; tSi
kSropas, Taropas-Mrapit, odds and
ends.
kdropok, a dish of fish and flour eateu
with rice.
klroaanf , a Mals.y brooch ; a " kro-
sang,"
kfiroaek, (onom,) to wash rice; to
scrape the scales of fish— cf. koseJc,
k6rosok, (unom,) the rustling and
crEiekling of dry leaves when trodden
kfopai, a powdcr-tlaEk.
k6rpak, (onom.) the sound of cnwk-
liiig,
kiSrpad,!. (onom.)rustlmg. II. dregs,
ktepU, = kSrpat, I.
kfizpns, = iirpas, I.
kftrsai, crispness (in cooked rice).
kemauff, I. dry and stia (of the hnir)
aiid (of the soil). II. =- klrosan.,.
kersani, besikSnani, Khorassaniron;
iron of proof.
kfira«k, I, (onom.) a vustling soundt
It. gravel, coarse sand; also gSrsek.
kfirsnl, — Iclreang, I.
kSrant, = Mresut.
kSrtak, I. a bridge; also glrtak. II.
(onom,) a dull cracking sound. ';^j
kertang, I. covered with dirty sores.
h (nnident
II, a ,
kiirtap, (onom.) a sound such
of a door being closed.
kfictHB. T. Ar, paper; h, kimhang or
k, ifkap, blotting-paper; mas k., gold
leaf. II. (onom.) the rustle of crisp
kfirbaa, I. a small insect destructivo
to cloth. II. an evil spirit,
kfirtika, = kltika.
kdrtok, (onom.) the sound of rapping.
kBrtup, = kirlap,
kSrtiU, ~ Urtaa. II.
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kftmbong, gatheiiug together (of
people)! mobbiiigj =■ kSnimua; klra-
bongi or mSngSntbongi, to mob, to
ovorwhelm by nnmbere.
kfirubnt, a plant {thaltea grandifiera).
feemdut, = Urdat.
beming, a generic name for ft nnm-
her of trees yielding a special kind
of oil (dipterocarpuB spp.) [ i«in^oi; I:.,
the oil so yielded.
k«rwit,motionofthetip— (e,g. of the
tip of a cat's tail).
kfimlmt, curling roond ; clinging
kScnl, Eng. curl i ramhv.i l., curly hs
kfiminit, I. to gnaw. II. slow
crawling progress ; jalan t^rkirumit
l^hrwmii, i(l.
kimmiui, assembling in crowds
mobbing ; 'bh-Mrum-an, to mass to
gether; ftiJ-MniKn!, to mob.
ktenmns, wild embracins ; hugging
and kissing.
kSmiltiliB'. a wooden clapper.
kfimp, (onom.) a sound such as that
of a man munching pastry.
kSrnpiug, the scab over a healing
wound — cf. kuping,
kBmsi, Ar, a chair; k. panjang, a
long chair ; also karsi,
kfirnBut, very much entaJigled — cf.
kfirot, I. creasing up ; puckering up,
frowning. II. (onom.) a rasping
sound.
kfimtn, wrinkled, lined, creased,
rough to the touch.
kfimtnp, I. (onom.) a cracking sound.
II. (Penang) assault by a gang.
ken^p, nxoriousneaa.
kJiaa. first, the first (from sa).
khaJi, restlessness ; IrSloh k , sighmg
and restless (asalororin the absence
of his beloved).
kailftk, Ar. story, narratire , nl kesah,
dium to a paragraph; aiso h^ah.
.0 kEtai
kfisak, edging about, shifting iiii<
easily in one's seat— cf. klsah.
kfisal, Jap. regret, repentance, =
kfisanil)!, a tree (_iiiniidesma ghoesem.
billa).
kfisan, the footprint of an animal; a
dent or mark left by pressure.
kSsang, I, sneezing; ~ Isa-ag. II.
an insect Tory deatmctive to crops.
kfiaat, I. roughness to the touch ;
coarseness of snrfaoe-teitnre. II.
wiping moisture off a smooth sur&oe.
k<ls«k, (onom.) kSfek-kSsek, rustling,
whispering — oi, klsa-klai,
keaek, rubbing or scraping a sharp
edge against anything (used especial-
ly of playing the violin) ; also gesek.
keiel, = gesel.
kfisi, (onom.) kSsu-kSsi, rastiing, whis-
pering — cf. kBsek.
kislug', = kSmug, 1.
kSaip, lacking a kernel (of fruit) ;
lacking a slice or section ; buia k.,
blindness when the ej-c-liall is de-
kSsknl, Fcrs. a beggaj''s bowl.
k&iinBk, a dried fruit imported from
China.
keamarau., Skr. and Jb,t. in love,
lore; = lieraM; edan, k., madly in
lore ; = gila hlrahi (from osmaro).
KSbhh, Skr. bitara Elena, the Hindu
divinity Krishna,
kesoma, Skr. a flower; (by metaphor)
a beautiful woman or handsome
kfiBtnri, Skr. musk.
kfisn, (onom.) kSui-klsi, the sound of
whispering — cf. kSsek.
kisTlari, burong k^man, b, cassowary.
keanmba, Skr, the aniotto (bUa oreU
lana) ; a red dye ; red ; dyed red.
kisup, (onom.) a sucking sound.
kBsTlt, edging towards anything;
making advances.
kSta, = gHa.
kitagtli, see ta^eh.
k£tai, crumbling to pieces,
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KETAK 1
ietak, a crease ; a fold ; a wiiukla.
k6tam, I, a plane; planing; tuhi
kStam, sbtiTingB. XI. harrcstiug ;
pSagStaman, id.; mSngeiam, to hap-
vest. III. a generic nitme for crabs.
!fc6taii, Juv. dry palat rico.
kGtang, taut, ast^retch ; I*. ko,-dada,
drawn tight over the breast (of a
sarong).
Icetang, = iitang,
l&tap, mlngStap bihir, to bite tlie
JtStapong, the ladiau almond ('ci-iiii'-
nalia catappa}.
letar, quivering; ucrvoua tremor;
(Srl^tar-Mfoi-, trembling all over.
Ifitara, visible ; obvious ; to appear.
TiCitMi, tight-fitting (of a stopper or
cork).
ketftya, a torch -holder.
kfitarjrap, I. a small white ekuU.cap
worn under a turban. II. = hltlap,
tiitbgax, obstinacy.
k^tek, the long pair of !eg@ in giTisE-
Jioppers.
keteic, bSijalan ISrh^tek-Mol; the
stmt of a short-legged person or
animal.
ketBki, = UMk-tiU.
kSt&affgrs, T^aya UUnggu, a very
pretty light-oolonred veined ebouy.
ketl, I. hniidred thousand ; sa-UH,
a hundred thonsand ; hSrhifi-k?ii, in
Jiundreds of thousands. II. aiinh
MH, a ball [used in playing certain
obsolete games anil nsnally men-
tioned in literature as a simile for
the heads of the alaiii rolling about
a battle Held,]
ketiak, the nrtnpit; tonylat (-,, a.
crutch.
kfitial, difGcult to remove (as a cork
buried in the month of a bottle).
kfitiap, ph'ithn kSiiop, a sort of house-
boat used on rivers.
ketlka, Skr. time ; division of time ;
period ; pada it. ilu, at that time ;
It. lima and it. (ly'oh., the division of
time into fivo or seven periods that
are lucky or unlucky as the cag»
may be.
kiStil, piaehiiig, nipping.
kStlmbal, a disorderly moving mass
— (e.g. of maggots or dead Besh).
kettrnpoug, (onom, ) a sound such om
that of bathers splashing water abont.
kitLmim, =• timan.
kfitlus, the tendon Acliillis.
kfitip, I. the biting or stinging of a,
Bniall and not very venoraous insect j
nipping slightly between the teeth
as a man bitincc his lips. II. a very
small silver coin ; a iive-cent piece.
kfitirak, a plant (unidentified).
k6tiM, a sudden jerk intended to jerk
off aometliii^ adhering to a linger
kfitltiir, buroiig kelitir, the Malay
turtle-dove {turtur HgriiMi).
Utok, (onom.) tapping, rapping;
the note of certain birds; a EUiall
sounding block.
kMola, a gcneiio name for a num-
ber of pumpkins — e.g.hi0a cyliiidrica
and tnchosaiithes aiiguuM.
ket<mgr> t- (onom.) to givo out tho
sound " tong " ; the sound made by
a drum. II. the stump left when
a limb, tail or branch is cat off ;
miagSlong, tO cut ■menglciMmg.
kfitoponjf, a stiff jieaked head-dress ;
a helmet or shako mentioned in old
kitnat, a large wart.
kMabong', the swarming and stinging
of hornets; frfnn 1-., to be attacked
by a swarm of hornets.
kBiiil,athickpiDco; aclot; ahardisli
lump of anything ; a loaf.
kfitlillll, a confederate in an offence;
a thieves' spy; a go-between in deal-
ings in stolen property; a procoror
in offences against women.
ki^tunbar, Tarn, coriander (eoriaii-
m).
k6ttuabit, I. a herb usod in
ment of skin- diseases (lenca
lanka). If. a styo in the eye.
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Ifitupat, tico cooked in a wi-apper ot
leaf.
fcfitnr, n spittoon used by betel-
chcwers,
k67aai^ii, sec yong.
kluibftr, Ar, newa ; opa i., ivliat news ;
= how do j'ou do ; liMns le., or aurat
ib., a newspaper; tiada ihofinrfrai*
diri-nyft, to be nnconBcioua.
Itlioir, Ar. good, excellent.
khalBTalt, Ar. the world of citation
and created thingSi mankind.
kbali, Ar. emptj, void.
VKitHfaTi, Ar. caliph.
Khftlik Ar. God the creator.
khftlka, Ar. the creation (in the
espccBBion Ehalil(-vl-li1inlko, the
Creator of created things) ; God.
Ichamir, Ar. yeast, leaTen.
Uuunla, Ar. tho fifth day of the weet ;
Thursday.
IclLMtJai;, Pere. a cutlass ; a chopper ;
a heavy cutting knife.
khasoll, kain k,, gauze, muslin.
khatam, Ar. end, conciasion (used
specially of the completion of
studies).
kluitail, Ar, eireumcisioii.
kbatlb, Ar. the reader in a mosque ;
the chief mosqne official after the
kliati&li, a liuh oloth mentioned in
old romancBS.
Uiayal, Ar. rision, trance.
Uieinali. Ar. a tent; blrkhemah, to
encamp.
kUdnait, Ar. serrice, obedience.
kllilaf, Ar. error, mistake, blundering.
iiiftli, Ar. iutoxicatinff.
khianat, Ar. doceit, treachery, abuse
of confidence,
khliaiiali, Ar. treasury ; strong-room.
kknatlr, Ar. mind, sonl, conscious-
neBSj also kunHr,
khul"-. Ar. divorce from a hasband
granted on a wife's application.
Urnxm*, Ar. Imatt Ic., a date (frait) ;
also Icunna.
kkiump. At, particolar, special.
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klmtbak, Ar. the formula of a prayer ^
ft. Mjfca/i, tho marriage service.
kla, yfi, I-fci-iiB, species of ray (rhynco^
battts) which suggests a Eharfc at one-
extremity of its body and a ray at
the other ; a type of a doable-faced
person.
loak, plngiah, a shoe-horn,
MaV, Jav. a respectful title given to
the venerable,
kial, tSrhial-kial, mtkking a supreme
effort of exertioj! ; patting out one's-
full strength.
kiamat, hari kiamat, the day of
judgment.
Jdambang', an aquatic plant (_piBtia
itratiotes).
kian, " time " iu snoh expressions
as "five times," "ten times"; sa-
kian, once;' this much; so much;
(l?mikian, to this extent ; so j nro-
kian, accordingly; kala-kian, nextf
afterwards ; then.
klanat, = khianat.
klanl, Fers. royal.
klap, the truck of a mast or flagstaff.
kias, Ar, analogy; parable.
klftt, ont-of -joint I dislocated; not
meeting exactly; tulang !,, a dis-
located joint of a limb.
klbar, waving, flapping in the breeze ;
Mrkibaran, to be waving (of fiagSf
pennons, etc) ; kibarkati, to wave
(tm
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kibaa, I. holding (a fan or any similar
object) in the hand and shaking that
object vigorously. II. Ar. kambli\y
kilrna, the Arabian sheep.
kiblab, Ar, the direction in which
Mecca lies.
kiebak, (onom.) the note of tho
magpie-robin ; also eMnla,
kichii, a swindle ; a deceitful trick ;
mSngichu-ngichu oratig, to swindle
people.
Idda, ki<la-liid<i, thin lozenge-ahaped
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Itidouf, crootiiugi inkmin^^ recita-
tive ; miagidong, tO intone (an ad-
dress or a tale).
lUdtll, JaT. tlie Houth.
JdJaJ, iirkijai-kiiai, quivering with
pain (as a man etung by a Tenomoirs
insect).
Iktjtutg:, tbe barking deer (ceri'idue
IdJtnE, an edible marina mussel
(species unidentified).
Hkir, ft file, a grater; (by metaphor)
miserly.
JdkU, a rough first scraping— e.g.
scraping the paint off wood that is to
be reiKiinted,
ildlut, 3B.y. the span of the hand ; =
jSaglad.
Idlanff, = kelang.
Ulas, a thong ; a strap for pinioning.
iUlat, scintillation ; flashing ; light-
ning ; pBiirfc., thunder and lightning;
Mr&iat, to flash.
"Ulan, brilliancy, glitter, radianeo;
bilaa.lcilauan, flashing at intervals.
Ul«lt, •= Itelek.
"HH, kiU-'kiU tbe reel on a fishing-
rod; the ring through a bnffalo's
Ulir, sharpenii^, settii^ ; ^nengiUi;
to sharpen.
Ituua, sipat t., a large shell (Mdacan
sgiu
osa)?
Umliaiig, wheeling about in the aii-
(as a hawk or ca^le).
linxbnl, the jakes (in a ship).
kiinift, Ar. alchemy.
Wa, Skr. a titular prefix to the names
of Javanese ladies ; also ken,
^iaelmh, cleaning by scraping or
rubbing dirt off.
Uncbu, tiTkinchok-liinchak, panto-
mime a^wompanjing singing j violent
gesticulation.
MBcbMli^, kmchang-'kinckang, gad-
ding about.
Jdnchar, a water-wheel turned by
the pressure of the current against
the paddles of the wheel [the
i-ovolving M-heel raises water np ja
bamboo cylinders and pours it into
a conduit at a higher level] ; It. ayer,
id.
kinelmp, = kenchwp.
kingkap, a "kincob" or piece of
rich eloth.
klnyang', rock-cry staL
Uok, I. the cackling of a fowl. II.
Idang, a marine shell-fish {nnidenti-
fled).
Idpai, besprinkling (by waving a,
wet cloth or aspergilluB}.
kipan, (Perak) the young tapir
(showiug striped markiugs and be>
lieved by Malays to be a different
animal to the adult) ; also hadak k.
klpas, a fan-, tingkap k, Venetians;
kipasi, to fau; kipaekan, id.
kira, estimating, calculation j kira-
I'i'ra, accounts; etmu iiVa-lrira, arith-
metic ; sa-kira-kira, aboat, appro^-
niately ; jikalatt kira-nya, if by any
chance.
Idxai, I, bSi-kirai-kirai, marbled (of
markings). II. shaking out water
from a, wet cloth ; shaking oft moia*
tare as a wet dog; shaking off dust;
kiraikan and miTigiraihan, to cloansB
by shaking. III. rati kirai, a prepei-
kirap, the flapping of a sail; the
buatling of a man going at an nnao-
cnstomed pa^Je; the movement of a,
fish darting along the surface of
kizi, left; left-hand side.
klrim, sending (things not persona) ;
di-kirim-nya aarat, he sent a letter;
kiriiiii, kirimkari aad mSngirinikan,
kisa, a small drag-net or seine nsed
by Malacca fishermen.
biiall, Ar. story, narrative; al-kisali,
the story runs*— a common exordium
to a paragraph ; also kesah.
kUar, revolution; motion round a
central point ; kiaarait, anything thoti
hat) I
KISI
doeB its work by revolutii
laClic, grindatoue, or m
^Ttgiaar, id.
Usi, tiei-tiai, trelliswork.
Usmla, Pers. tbi!
Utn, we, (fiometiuics) I ; [tifa iu-
cluilea tho person addressed; kaini
(loss not].
Utab, Ar. a Tii'ltitig ; a boo> (apecial-
Ij a religious Imok) ; scripture.
Icitalli, At. "scriptural" — a name
giren bj Mntiammadaus to Chris-
tians and Jews wbo accept biblical
books revered as authorities but who
do not accept the Koran.
UtMlg, a fisli with a very poisonous
dorsal Gn (holaeanthue annulaiisj
also neatophagUB argjis),
kitar, motion in a circle— cf. khar.
kiwi, a supercargo in a Malay pf raft «.
kobah, Pers. a kettle-drnm.
kobak, peeling, imhuaking ; kobak-
kan, to peel.
kobok, a party, a group; dwluk liff-
kobok-kobok, to sit about in Rixiupa.
koobab, toehah-kacheh, fiddling about
ivith tilings.
kooliak, stirring' up water so as to
disturb tho sediment at tlie bottom.
kochek, a pocket in a garment.
Xoohi, I. Cochin-China. II. a water-
jug.
kockoh, haste, hurry.
koolLODif , a 1ori(( pyramidal cap ;
hanhi 1i., a sheeted ghost which pro-
gresBBB over the ground liy rolling
along sideways.
kodi, a score ; twenty.
kodok, Jav. a frog or toad ; = kainl:
koe, jou; the (Batavia) form of
kohonff, stinking ; pntrid.
fcttJa, Ar. water-jug (with handles
and a narrow neck but no spout).
k<(|ah, Pers. a name given to the
descendants of Indian tmdcrs by
Javanese women.
kok, a single yoke — cf. igii (ii donbio
joke).
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kokoh, = kiikuh.
kokok, I. (ouom.) the ct-owiug of a
coek ; h^rkokok, to crow. H. trO
carry piok-a-baok.
kokol, bent i bowed ; curled up or
huddled np,
kokong, very claw -shaped ; claws
that twist almost completely round.
kokop, =" fciitup.
kokot, sliaped like a claw ; clawing.
kolok, koJak-Tralek, np and doivn
motion, or motion backwards and
forwards.
kolam, Tarn, a pond; a reservoir; a
kolang, kulaiig-tvUn^, topsy-turvy ;
npside down.
ktdek, (Singapore) a Malay canoe,
kolok, nyer loloh, the coarse dye iit
which cloth is first steeped.
kolony, a hollow under anything^
e.g. under a table or under a Malay
kOBUt, Skr. koma-koma, saffron.
komak, to mnt-tajnet, mouthing ; tho
movoment of tho month when speak-
ing or eating.
luxnOit, kuinat-ltamit, = homai-kaii'ek-
kombali, — kSmbali.
koueng, small of its kind ; dwarf ^
congenital impotence in the male.
XtHnpfini, Eur. the Government j
hnmha k., convicts (in the East India
Company's days).
kompong, maimed (by the lopping
off of a limb), if a stump is left.
kompot, maimed (by the lopping off
of a limb), if no stamp is left.
konons. — kimang.
konchah, choppy (of the sea) ;.
broken (of water).
konGhak, the summit of a mound or
heap— -cf. I^Monchak, pojichak, etc,
konokong, = kochong.
konclior, the yoimg of the king-crab-
(limaliis mohtccanwi).
konff, I. the rib of a boat. II. etjnit
kong, a shell (cassis cornvla). ''
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KONGKANG l:
kongkang. a name given sonietimes
to the slow Igria {-aycticebus tardi-
{/rndus) and eometimea to the liiralii".
iam-gkeng, altercation, wordy war,
aiiarliiig.
konffbiab, a large black bitia)^ ant.
lioiiglioiis, I. tte deep-toned bark
of dogH. II, a block of any sort
snspeuded fi-om the neck to impede
au animal's moTementB.
kon^i, Ch. an association ; a soeiety
(eBpeoially a aooret society) ; lilpnia
i,, the head of a Chinese secret
society.
koaon, report ; it is said ; the story
goes.
kontsl, hontidJicintil, pendulous nnil
awajing (of abort thick objects)
kontan, (French) ready money
kontang. l-onfang-kaiitii a dangling
and swaying (of a long pendant)
kontol, sliort, etnmpy and penduloni
konyonff, I. sa-konyong ioiyonq ntl
of a sndden, nnespectotlly II j ; b
tlrtonyong-lconyong, to Walk about
stiffly erect.
kop, I. the cupola on the howdali of
ait elephant. II. a Siamese tical.
kopah, ft mass, a lamp, a clot, n qoan-
tity.
kopak, I. kopaJi-lcapek, very linip &nd
peudulons (of the breagts)— cf. tojiefr,
II. plucking ont a small piece of
anything; kofiB,k-ltapel-, pnlled to
pieces, scattered, dispersed. III. a
case or box; slaa^ng t-, a breech-
loading gan.
kopak, limp, long and pendulous (of
the broasta).
kopi, I. Eng. copy. II. Eng. coffee.
kopiak, a cap ; a hood.
kopok, an obsolete musical insLru-
korang', = hurang.
korak, boring or digging a bole;
mlngorek, to dig; ikan koreh tllinga
liitnj/a, a fish igostmiocevs biacvle-
' j^ n Bonrfy skin-disease.
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koret, (Sin^Hpore) dregs, sediment,
kormn, =■ khin-ma.
kosft, Skr. an ankus or elephant-goad ;
ka^ai, to pred with the ankus; also
Uei kuasn.
kosak, (onom.) kosak-kaiek, fidget-
ing.
koaak, (onom.) the sound of washing
ricu or scraping the scales oS fish.
koael, to " keep hammering at " any
task ; to keep reverting to an argu-
ment, statement or work.
koaonff, empty, idle, hoUow.
kota, Skr. a fort ; kotaX, to fortify ;
Vufa mara the casement or breast-
work piotecting gnnnera (in a pirate
sb p) m contradistinction to the
movable pun-shields (apilan).
kotak sa iotah, all, the whole.
kotai, I piiinng l-atai, dried betel-
nut IT hniiging by a thread ; not
quite SLvered.
kotak a chest, a looker; k. sorvag-
norong, a drawer i tampan k., a
Chinese shoe-boat with lockers ia
the stern.
kotak, taii, caudal projection ; tSrko-
tek-kolel; waging the tail.
koteitg', parang koteng, a ohoppec
without a handle ; tlrkoteng-koteng,
alone, solitary.
kotsa, su-kotes, a pincb, a very small
quantity.
kotonf, iaju kotoiig, a jacket with
short sleeves or no sleevea ; tUiuir k.
or chslaita k., glioct trousers like
bathing drawers, bnt looser.
kotor, foul, dirty; iilih; kSkoloran,
fonluess.
koyok, tearing, rending; torn;
koyak-kDyaJc, much torn, ragged j
koijalckait, to tear ; koyak-kngakkart,
to tear to pieces j to keep teBrinj"
up.
koyan, a measure of cousidorable
weight or capacitj: ; 40 pikul ot
about 800 gmilany.
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KOYOK 11
kojrok, mir s pariah dog.
kn, 1. 1, me ; = akti, II. " your high-
ness j" an. eJHculation made by a
eabject on hearing a prince's words :
= Kngia or timn-ia,
klMk, sauce, gravy ; tiiang It., to ponr
oat the gravy ; makan bSrkuak ayer
main, to flavour one's food with
tears (a life of Borrow, prov.)
fcaak, to open a passage by pnshing
objects apart (as a man forcing his
way through a crowd or opening ont
a pair of curtains). II. minguak, to
croak (ai a bnll-frog) ; to low ; to
bellow.
knal, the rolling of a Bbip.
knala, the estuary of a river; the
point where a main stream falls into
the sea or a tributary into the main
Icnali, a cooking-pot.
ktumf , a generic name for pheaeanta ;
k. i-aya, the argus -pheasant {arguni-
anus argiia) ; 1c. langgas or k. ranting,
the peacock-pheasHnt {piiyplectron
hicalcaratjirn) — of. kuati.
kaautoiLg', Ch. orang China kuan-
iong, a name given (o Muhammadan
Chinese from YonnaQ.
k«ap, to yawn ; to Open the month
wide and draw a long breath.
Icnar, opening out a ijassage by
swinging a long sticlc in front of one
— cf. kwik.
knaxab, a (Bi^ia) gold ornament.
ksaa, kiiaa-knis, scratching np the
earth (of a hen).
knaia, I. Skr. power, strength, might i
an attorney; a power of attorney;
letters of administration to the estate
of a deceased person; b^kaata, poB-
eessed of power or authority. II.
6kr. bSiti kHata, an ankus or goad ;
knat, Ar. physical strength ; vigorous ;
Strang j iiiati, to exert strength ; to
wrest by force.
kiwtlT,Ar.miad,soiil,c
also ichuatir.
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knan, (onom.) the argus-pheasant,
(argusianue argus) ; k, cbirmin, the
peacoek-pheasant l^lyplectron bical-
caralum)—ci. Sidinj.
knbal, - gubal.
knbang, a wallow ; the act of wal-
lowing in mud or water ; k. nadi,
the hollow at the base of the throat ;
bSrkahang, to wallow,
knIliB, £ng. cabbage.
knlMUg, the flying lemur (galea-
pithecTtg roiofltfl).
kuto, a stockade ; a rough entrench-
ment of earth and wood ; k, gajak,
large enclosure for catching ele-
inhurkan, to
kubnr, Ar. a tomb ;
kncliai, Ch. a vegetabJe (alUam sp.)
knolill, slipping out of poaitian (as
a mast slipping out of a badly flttii^
knoking, a cat ; a generic name for
the smaller felidce ; it. Betanda, the
rabbit ; k. hutan, the common wild-
cat (felit btngalensis) ; k, jalang,
a name sometimes giren to the com-
mon wild-cat (/elig bengaieniia) and
sometimes to domestic cats that have
run wild; k.-kuching, the triceps
muscle ; k. nSgri, the domestic cat ;
k. pSkak a Chinese rat-trap ; k. iapai,
•^ k. Blianda ; anak k., a kitten ;
ekor k,, a small plant with smsll
spikes of flowers suggesting a cat's
tail (uTariucrimtay, mate fc., a well-
knojvn fruit-tree (nepheliam malay-
ense) ; damar mata k., the cat's-eyo
dammar (hopea globosa or pachynO'
earpaa wallichii}.
knckir, a short queue such aa that
worn by a Tamil.
knckup, a smacking kiss — cf. kSchwp,
knda, Tam. ? a horse ; the knight in
chess; an old Javanese title; Itfretak,,
a vehicle drawn by a horse (as op-
posed to a cart or jinrikisha) ; k.ayer,
a tapir; k. blraksa, a pegasns ; a
magic steed ; k. kuda, trestles ; k. iauf.
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an inaeot that runs about on the sur-
face of water; k. simblraai, a peg-
■asuB, = li. blrakea ; k. tett, an Arab
Bteed I batigsal I:., a stable ; gimbala
k., a groom, a sjcej ikan kuda-kt^^
laat, a, fish (hippocampus tHmocu-
lotua) ; handaiig k., a horse-atall; a
stable ; bfrhuda, luonnted on a. horse.
IktidBi, I. a pouch. II. the female of
the mawaa.
IkniUmg, stumpy, maimed, docked —
of, kotong ; plrahn t., a vessel with a
iqnare Bt«^; »ampank,, nhoat with
'a broad stem and narrow bows.
:kndT»t, Ar. power, might (of God) ;
dlngan k. ilahi rabbi, by the power
of our Lord God.
Ikndn, (Singapore) a Hindu idol.
]mdlla, Ar. holy {eapeoiall j in the ex-
pression roh-vl-k., the Ho!y Ghost).
xneh, a generic name for cakes.
Ikni, a brazier's mould.
Irniiii, the wild mango (mnngifera
foetida).
-lnija.il, Ar. a jug; a water-jug (often
used for a wash-hand jug).
kujoiig, = kocliong.
^bi^tix, a spear with a broud blade
and long handle.
Icnjnt, strangling, garrotting.
Im^ll, firm, strong, stiff, steady ; k.
sStut, firm lojTilty! bSrkukoh, to
adhere obstinately to ; Hukohkan, to
strengthen, to fortify.
Jtnkok, = kokok.
Iknlni, nail, claw, hoof, talon ; sap^rf i
k. dSngan iai, like the nail and the
quick — (separation causes intense
pj^, prov.); blrganfong di-hMj<mg Tc,,
hanging from the tip of the finger-
nail — (a very precarious position,
prov.) ; k. ktimhing, a pecaiiar instru-
ment for planting padi ; k. satih, the
claw of an anchor; biinga k., the
light patch at the base of the Snger-
mil i paliat ft., the round chisel ;
pSnyirat k., the skin coTeriug tha
base of the finger-nail.
knkitp, alluvial flats at the estuary
of a rirer.
knlmr, I. a rasper ; to scrape, to
rasp i t- tiyiur, a coconut scraper ;
nyiur tahan k., a young coconut
just before the water begins to
collect in it. 11, (onom.) the mur-
muring note of the dove.
bilkuii, cooking bj steaming; ki<-
kusan, a cauldron for steaming rice.
fcnla, I. Jav. I, me. IL Skr. race,
people, family ; k. sSntana, id.
knlftk, Pers. a helmet.
knlai, I. hanging down slackly (as a
broken branch or limb). H. a shell
(t'lrbo marmoraUu).
knlat, a fnngns ; a mushroom.
knli. Hind, a coolie
labourer.
knlUinir. " ^^S^'''
kulim, a large tre
lis).
Lsk'illed
knlit, skin, peel, crust, shell, rind,
husk, bark, leather ; k. bahi, pig-skin ;
(by metaphor) defilement, dishonour.
knlnm, mastication, keeping in tbe
mouth, mouthing; ■mingv.lnm, to
chew, to mouth.
knluii, Jav. the west.
knlup. At. foreskin j a name given to
the young — i.e. "boy."
knlur, a cultivated variety of the
breadfruit (twtocarpus iriei'sa).
koma, =< koina,
kmnRl, an ornamental line, either
painted, inset, or in relief.
Iciimal, crumpled, ruffled, slightly
soiled (as paper that has been written
kuman, a very small insect ; a louso
(as a type of the insignificant).
Iramat, = komat.
knmba, Skr. a frontlet worn in the
state-trappings of an elephant.
brunliali, washing; bira» k., wet
(spoilt) rice ; a type of the value*
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fcumliailif, a generic name for hum-
ble-Leca, coconut beetles, etc. ; the
bee aB the aasifluous lorer of the
flower ; bllat k., a peculiar Peniing'
type a! large fisi-trap (a sub-variety
of the bll^t Udah) ; haiimau t., the
black panther,
Inuubar, a large and almost stemleBS
palm (lalacca leallKhiana).
Inunbara, = kimbaTO,
ktunbu, a basket used by angleiu
ktunis, hair near tiie lips ; the
mouBtai,h( and the hair under the
under lip
kumkninEi, ^ luiim limn
kninpai, niMput lumpat, a snamp
grass the pith of nhich is usee) as n
'Vtick {pamcam muui He)
knmp^, a clot, a lump
Jcnrnpnl, assembly, gathenng, niret-
mg together, i^a kumptil, m one
gathering, together, iumpvJan, n
gathering, an assembly , tutapiillun,
to gttthoj (people) together , to
collect (objects)
kmniur, to gargle, to rinse the moutb.
kim, I. Ar. bo it go; = jadi-lali, in
incantations. II. Ch. a border to a
garment when that border is of a
different colour.
tltllMlg, hanaitg-itanang, a firefly ;
£.-i. aa-lclban, a garden of fireflies (n
name given to a ring in ivhich a largo
gem is set in a circle of smaller ones).
feuiLclLft, a bale ^ a measure for straw,
grass or anything easily made np into
bales ; = (approsimately) ^ of a if oyon,
ftaitolti, a lock ; locking up ; a key
[bnt oiiaS Ic, is more correct in this
senss] ; tSma It., a ginger (koanpferia
ptmdwrata) ; kunchiian, to lo(^ (u
kuiahlt, " kuckir,
knnohup, closing up or folding up
(of an umbrella, or of any similar
object which shrinks on itself but
is not rolled round itself like a flag) ;
klmbang i., opening and shutting]
expanding and contracting.
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bmiclai, Tarn, the short queue of a
Tamil; rambut anak J,*., the short
hair at the top of the neck.
knndaalC, control, command, autho-
rity ; (in magic) infloenoo of the
nature of hypnotic inftuonce ; buditk
t,, personal attendants or orderlies
to a prince ; hicdah kundangurt, id.
Inrndnr, the was gourd (tenincaso.
kimgkiuii, elastic pressure or shrink -^
age round an object i mf »gt(ii§i!«m, to
close in upon, to press in upon.
knninff, ^ ellow ; puteh k., pale yel-
low , a nmoh admired colour of the
lorapleMOJi (whence it has become
a term of endearment " ray fair
one ') mamhang k., the sunset glow ;
JKitftinsmji., the loyal colour yellow.
knnj011g>, laingimjovg, to visit.
fcnntaa, Ch the fist; bMuntnii, to-
ld, a blossom.
fcnnTali, chewing, ruminating.
fcnnyit, tnrmcric, saffrora ; tlma k.^
kapBAg, I. a coin or measure or
value (equal in Penaug to 10 cants)-
II. a marine mussel [mytU-us).
knpaa, shelling, peeling, skinning^
remoTiiig the husk i kitpaskan, to-
akin ; tirlcapae, skinned, shelled.
knpl, a flask.
knplnff, I. Jav. the ear. II. the scab-
over a sore — cf, kSruping.
kn-pn, I. Ar. equality of rank ; parity.
II- kupii-kujia, a butterfly.
fcnr, a cry for summoning fowls and-
birds ; Jt. siinangai, the ety to sum-
mon the sSmonpat ; a term of endear.
kiuft. I. kura'kara, a generic nama-
for a number of tortoises (other than
lesludo emy»j. II. dSinam kura, iow
fever ; ague fits.
karai, straight broad lines in the-
veining of wood or the damoacening^
ot a klrin,
EnrtUL, Ar. the Koran.
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knranff, reduction ; lessening ; less ;
(by eitenaion) a negative adverb;
Jt. hati, lacfcii^ in spirit, Bpiritleaa i
Jiiknrangatt, rednction ; karaaglcaii,
to reduce.
JpozBrp, I. ringworm and similar para-
sitic skin diseases. II. a shell {eapsii
defiorata).
Jcaxcm., a iisli (unidentified).
knrbiui, Ar. a sacrificial offeiing.
Knripui, an old kinsdom in Java,
the home of Sira Panji.
fenmia, Ar. the datc-fi'nit ; it1so
knraia, Skr. favour, kindnesa, gift
(from a soperior to an inferior) ;
jikalau ada k, taan-lni, if your high-
ness pleases ; kiimiai or mingumidi,
to confer a favoar or j;if t ; to bestow.
bnrong, enclosing ; Cutting ofF ; an
enclosure ; the compBrtmeuts of a
large Malay fish-trap {Mlat or
kelong) ; a room ; a cabin ; bgrlciirong,
to be enclosed or shut up; tfrkurowj,
enoloeed, shut up.
knrsi, Ar. a chair j t. panjang, a long
chair ; also Mrvei.
knnu, thin, lean, attenuated ; knrud
!i., withered and bonj-.
Inu), a Bound made to frighten away
knsa, = loss.
fciuial, rolling np hy friction between
the palms of the hands.
hnsam., lustreless ; doll.
kiuar, = gvsar.
hnaliknl, ^ Mekul.
i LABI
IcUBi, I'lirapuf liiisi, a gi-a&a (poa cijno-
suroides P)
kasta, KiTcit husta, leprosy.
kusn, a small group ; bSr!;v,a«-}ra3U,
iu knots, in. clusters. II, tHsu-lcuini,
the retirer or cuscus grass (ondro-
pogon mm-icatws).
inurnt,t«ngled,uiatted, confused; hati
t., perplexity; rambut It., tangled hair.
knt, (Penang) perhaps, possibly.
kntai, = Tiotai.
kutang, a thin bodice, = choU.
bnti, ktiH-ltati, nagging, petty an-
noyance.
Inml, I. a wart. II. to pick or break
off a small piece of anything.
ktttlp, picking np something that i»
below yon ; gathering, collecting.
kntok, a curse ; accursed ; ei-Mek,
a ■wretch, a scoundrel ; tiitokt or
mSngHtoki, to curse.
kutu, I. alouse; A:, anjing, a flea; i.
bidoi; the beetles infesting dirty
lookers in boats ; t. busol; a bng ;
I: ISmbii, a tick; tiiidag t,, to kill
lice (on the thumb-nail). II. Tarn,
an association ; ea-Icufu, a federation ^
persakiitnan, id. ; bfraa-kvtu. Fede-
rated ; Nlgri llSlayu ya)ig bSr'aJfvttir
the Federated Malay States.
bntnm, '^ kanfum,
knjm, melancholy, ruefnl looking^
oat of aorta or ill.
koyitp, I. iasnh kmnip, sopping wet-
II. = kmju.
kojnt, =■ kiiifii.
kjaT, = kiai.
la, Ar. not, no.
LmI, Ar. a ruby ; rnby-rod wine.
laanat, Ar. curse ; I. Allah, the ciu-se
of God J laanaian, accursed.
laba, I. great profits, rich returns ;
blroUh I., to profit greatly. II. laba-
lata, a spider; l.-l. bSrok, the large
bird-apiders ; !.-'. Ivloiig,.
a lai^ black wall-spider.
lalmk, ^ taba, II.
la1>Gi:aaff, a name given to some-
tackle in the rigging of a native ship.'
laM, labi'labi, a name given
small soft-shelled turtles (li '
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Carlilagineus snApelochelys cnntoHs) ;
siput labi-labi, a. large eliell-fisli with
a peculiar yellow -spotted body.
lawll, letting down or lowering by
means of a rope, string or cable ;
anchoring) letting down blinds or
Cui-tainB; labohan, an anchorage;
labohkan, to lower, to let down j
iSrUiboh, to moor, to anchor.
labn, ft generic name for gourds and
pnmpkinB; a Calabash; a pipkin; an
earthenware Teasel resembling a
bottle-gourd ; I. ayer, a, pnmpkin
(eiKarlita pepo) ; I. bain, an earthen
vare pipkin; I. jantoJts, the bottle
gourd {lagenaria vutgariii) ; l,-labu,
a calabash for holding water ; L
mania — I. ayer ; I. merak, a gourd
(cucurbita maxima) ; tipnt I., a shell
(mtireJ! hans'ellKm) ; tampnic I,, the
aniull stalk left on a gourd when, it
is plucked.
labor, I. smearing, daubing ; mllabar
•puUh, to whitewash. II. pBiatin-,
rations supplied to troops or labour-
ers; tatike lobar, the Chinese capi'
talist financing a tin-mine.
lm«lu^, hUachalc or milachalc, to be
abundant,
lachl, (Dutch) a drawer; a chest of
drawers.
lada, pepper ; -pipii I., to grind pepper
for cooking ; I. bireknr, cubebs {piper
cu&cba) ; I. China, a pepper {piper
chaha) ) I. hantti, a wild pepper {pi-
•per ranium) ; I. hitam, black pepper
(yiper nigrwm,) ; I. merah, red pepper,
capsicum {capsicum antMum).
ladon, minyah ladan, a strong oily
preparation used in caulking native
boats ; sltoTiggi I., joss-stjcks.
ladanff, planting on high dry ground
in contntdistinction to planting on
low swampj ground (sawah) ; l.
padi, " hill-padi " ; I, gambir, a hill-
cloaring for planting gambler ; [.
• ladn, a pepper-clearing; tikar I., a
coarse type of mat; bSrladavg, to
- plant on dry soii.
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ladeli, = dadeh.
lading, parang lading, a long cutter
the blade of which tapers towards
the handle ; pSraha I., a heavy caigo-
\aAoag, stagnation, standing still ;
batn L, a plummet ; a lead on a lish-
ing-line ; I. kail, a lead ou a fishing-
li^fa, Ibe fightmg of relatively large
animals — such as buffaJoefi, bulla,
rams and chevrotmi ; the fighting
of quails (but not cocks or graSB-
hopperi)
lagun Hind the bit (of a horse).
laffanf, the first stejis in weaving a
UetI, n
-tingt<
) ; yet more ; still, also,
; dan-lagi, furthermore,
besides ; ea-lagi, so long as ; BB long
lagu, tune ; mlnvrat I,, in time with,
the music
lah, a suffix sometimes having a
preterite signification, and some-
times a qoasi-demonatrative one em-
phaeising the expression to which it
is appended — e.g. p?r<ii4ah ia, he
went; oi'ong itn-liih yang pirgi, it
was that man who went.
lahad, Ar. Hang lahad, an escavation
dug into the left side of the grave
and used for the actual reception of
the dead body.
laliap, pilahap, a glutton, a voracious
lahtts, a pool, a mere, a patch of
water in the jungle ; also vnlahar,
laUx, Ar. clear, plain, visible.
lai, a numeral coefficient for tenuoos
objects — such as shoots of paper,
garments, leaves, blades of graj^
etc. ; also hSlai.
laloU, Ch. a well-known Chinese
fruit {nepheliitm litchi).
laU, ^ layak.
lain, difierent ; other than ; exclusive
(of); some... others... ; fam <!t-i»tn-
am, iain di-BUpit pSrut,
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potious, some were lotions ; !ni'«
orang lain hati, diSerent; men have
different liearta ; mSnchari I,, to seek
a new love ; lain-lainkan, to sort ;
blHainan, ditteriog from ; apart
from ! milainlKm, but, nevertheleaB,
exoept.
TaI», I. ilcan laii, a Hab (unidentiSed).
II. mSIaiB, to back water.
lajn, swiftnesB, speed, rapidity of
motion ; swift, fast.
iRJnr, a band, a broad line, a furrow
lain, kayn laka, a tree {phyllatithiig
1m1, busband (lesa respectful than
guamt) ; lahi-lalii, male, masculine;
manliueas ; birlaki, to have a hus-
baud ; to be married (of a woman) ;
bSrlakilia'a, to take as one'a husband,
to marry (of a woman marryinf;)-
Iftkln, At. well, so, jet, hnt ; ica-latia,
and yet ; and still.
laksa, I, Skr. myriad ; ten thonsand ;
ea-laksa, a myriad; bertokeo, in
myriads; in conntless numbers. II.
Pera. a native Termicelli.
laksMuana, Skr. a liigh natiTO offi-
cial correaponding in many reapecta
to a miniater of marine or admiral ;
Detva L., the hero Laksajuana, tbe
half-brother of Rama j baria I., the
doable triang'le ; tlie maj^c fijiure
drawn by the hero Laksamana to
protect Bita, Rauia'a wife, from
Rawana.
laksaua, I. like ; similar to ; resem-
blance i = aBplrti or bagai, but
rather more literary in uae; laksana-
ian, to imitate, to eqoal, to compare
with, to rival. II. bijak lakeaTui,
wise, prudent ; = bijaksana.
lakn, conduct, manner, behaviour;
to act or behare ; to take effect ; to
pass corrent; rosah bangsa kama
laku, good birth is wasted by bad
maamcra, prov, ; alp^rli laku orang
gila, like the conduct of a madman;
ringgit ini tiada laka, this dollar will
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not pass current; lingkah I., general
deportment ; character ; Uiiiikan, to
carry into effect ; to cause to paas
current ; mStukiikan, id. ; blrlahu, to
taJce effect, to prevail, to pasa cur-
rent ; ki^latman^ manner^ bearing,
behaviour.
lafcnm, a generic name for a number
of wild Tinea — e.g. nitis diffusa, %:
moiluima and v, novemfolia.
laknu, Jav. a staged play (eapecially
a olassical play in ancient Java) ;
lakujikaTtf to represent (such a play)
on the sta^e.
lala, I. lipnt I., a aalt-water bivalve^
reaemhiing a muaael. II. mClala, to-
lolall, gluttonous eating,
lalfti, I. careless, thoughtless, sleepy,
listleaa ; laUiikan, to forget, to loao
interest in ; ^laiai, a spell to reniler
people careless or forgetful. II.
halliards
lal&k, the touch-hole of a cannon ^
mllatak, to flash in the pan ; to mias
lalaug, I the well-known " lalarg "
lon(t-grass {hnperafa cylindrica) \.
gujah L. a taoie elephant. II. lain
lalang, gomg and coming; paBsing^
backwards and forwards.
lalftt, the common fly (musca) ; I.
htjau, the " blue-bottle " fly ; I. kSr-
ban, the oestrus; I. kuda, the horae-
fly (tabanus) ; bSroii.i I., the courage
of a fty (which fliea away for a mo-
ment but returns) — courage that is
discreet but persistent; harimau I.,
the common small jumping spider,
tahi L, a freckle, a small mole , ilpok
I., the peculiar Qap used by Malays
to catch grass hoppers
Iftlau, hindrance, metalBU, to warn
oS (trespassers) , to prohibit (pas-
sage) ; hikinat pSlaiau, a charm to
hinder a giri from marrying any-
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lain, past, after, afterwards i elapsinfr,
traversing; moring past i pada masa
yang tUah lahi,, iu the past ; tahan I.,
Iftst jear; lalti-lali, iami, we passed
hj; oraTtg mxisolc lala ciudot, tliey
entered and then sat down ; I. laXang,
passing to and fro ; aa-lalu, atwftjs,
<;oiitiiiiially ; lalui, to traverae, to
override, to disobey; inSIoItii, id.;
tSrlida, surpassingly, very, esceed-
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lam, ib marine worm from which an
oil is obtained; viiayak I., the oil so
obtoinod.
lama, duration of time ; long ; anci-
ent ; former ; orong I., the amoientfl ;
T)lrapa I., how long ; ramah-nya yang
I., his former house ; laina-lama, in
ihe end ; in course of time ; finally ;
io-iama, while ; as long as; ea-laina-
lama, for ever.
laman, '^ hdlaman.
luuanf, a heavy sword.
Itwmat, = alamat,
laiabai, beckoning ; mSiombai, to
wave, to beckon — (e.g., to a friend
on a departing ship).
lam'bak, a confused heap, a piJe ;
mSlambal;, to lie in heaps.
lambat,Blow; behind time; (. bUajar,
slow to learn ; t. aaiiipai, slow to
lam.biii;, coming to a point ; pricked
up (of the ears).
lambok, I. hubur lamhok, a sonp of
prawns, fish, ginger and other ingru-
dients. II. = lambur.
lambottg, I. side, flank ; roda I., a
paddle-wheel. II. swelling up (as
a wave) ; bouncing np (as an india-
rubber ball) ; melainbong, to surge ;
to rebound.
lamlrar, a large jeliy-fish.
lunin, kllamia, a pair (male and
female) ; a married oouple ; pHuinm,
the bridal bed.
lajnina, acale-armour.
laUipfti, slender, lissom, srelt« ; mS-
iciHijini, to hang down — cf. ampai.
lampam, a frcah-ivater fish (bai-bim
jtrdoni).
Ijunpan, washing for tin ; an allnvial
lampar, spread fiat over, sprawling ;
Hditr Mrlampar, to sleep eprawliiyj
over the bed — of. hampar,
l&mpaa, polishing, smoothing.
lampan, excess ; snrpassing, exceed-
ii^; (giiajnpQW, too mucJi ; inSlampait,
to go too far ; mSlampaui, to overdo,
lampin, a wrapper or swaddling-
clotli for a newly-born child.
lampit, Jav. a sleeping-mat.
lam.^ ong, pShrmpong or ISlampotig, a
float for a line or net — of, ampong,
apowg, etc.
lampn. Port, a lamp.
lamim, if it be that ; providod that ;
lanainff, I, Jnv. man, male, manly;
= hil/i-lvki. II. twining by twist-
ing.
lanar, mud, slime (of the hind one
meets on Malayan mudbanka).
lanolitmK, I. Port, a Malay war-
vessel built for speed and fighting.
[The word is now specially applied
to the model ships (hapal hantu),
iaden with ofierings, which are set;
adrift to propitiate the demons of
the sea], II. milanthatig, to push
ahead, to outstrip.
lauchap, slipping down easy; smootb
and slippevy.
lancbar, quick-darting (as a snake) ;
fluent (of speech) ; I. mltiibacha,
fluency in readii^; pSralm lanrharan,
a swift cruiser; niilaiicliai; to dart
lanciilii.g, Jav. trousers (of the type
worn by Javanese).
laaohok, a pool ; a puddle.
laachoug, false, counterfeit^ debased
(of cnrreucy).
lanchor, gushing out violently)
spurting out i emptying tin-bearing
earth into a mining- washer ; mHa-a-
ehiir, to spurt out— cf. paiicln
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lanAa, I. mSlunda mas, to wash for
allarial gold. II. mllanda, to force
one's way into B houae or room j to
forcibly intrude.
landall, It porcnpiae ; J, rayit, fho
large porcupine 0iy«trix longteauda) ;
I. bata, I. hSluhi or I. uii, the brush-
tailed porcupine (afjteruro mncrain),
laadae, landagaa, an anyil ; pSlandas,
id.
landin, >- Undnyan.
landoli, milatiduh, increasing in
brcadtli {aa a cone).
landong, long (of a rope)— of . lanjai:
iBMg, a generic name for hawks,
kites and ettglee ; I. bllalaiiig (ini-
crokierax app,'); l,boreh{pernistweiid-
dalii) ; I. hindek (niaaetne lunnaetus) ;
I. merak, the Braluniny kite {hali-
astvr spp.) J I. rajawali, a generic
name for small hawks — e.g. Hnnan-
nabvts alaxidariaa ; E. Hin&a (api:a«Cus
sp.) ; I. stput, the large soa-etigle
(JtaliaMiiB lewogaita) ; eiao (in
Patani) the osproj j I. Utnbikar, the
yoang haUaetuT.
longftn, a large stinging Sj.
lang'g&l, a trian^la^ push-not work-
ed ^ one man J hilal I., a fixed
(estoarine) purse-not (also known
langirau, hh-laiignani, to club to-
gether.
lauf B'BH^. tunggang laiiggaitg, topsy-
turvy; np aide down.
lonf gar, I. knocking up agaiust ;
attacking i I. bdhasn, a breach of
etiquette ; langijari, to attack. II.
JftV. a small private mosque ; =
suraa or bntidaraah.
langir, material used as soap for
cleaning the person.
Itutgit, the ekyt the heavens; twjoh
pitala I,, the seven folds of heaven ;
Icaki I., the horizon ; latigit-langit, a
eanopyj aeeiling; Iclrotigkotiganl.-l,,
the roof oP the month.
lang'lcali, e, step, a pace, a. stride ;
sniah I., a false step ; langkalii, to
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walk over ; langTiahliaa, to put dowii
the footi to step J mHangkah, to
ti'avcl, to set out.
langftan, Gh. a balcony ; a balnn-
ti'adad terrace.
lauffkaB, fiery (of a steed).
lanffkat, tiiree days henco ; tho
morrow of the day after to-morrow.
lanffkan, skipping ; omitting a little
and resuming further on.
langfcup, ISlangkap, capsized (of a
boat) ; upside down (of a cap) ; face
downwards.
lauglanlT, Jav. travelling round ; t.
lnMOTO, wandering over the earth.
laii|r>ai, winding np j habis I., quite
finished.
lau^ar, long in ])roportion to width
(as a flag-stafF) ,' tall and straight.
longgat, the we!l-knovm fruit {Um-
siura domesticum)^
lanpd, I. shrill (oE the voice) t i"S-
lang$i, to give out a sharp shrill
note, II. irapery, hangings!.
laugaintf, = langsi, I.
ltM.g9oag, moving ou to ; proceeding
to ; forthwith, neit j blrjalan-lalt
langiotig ka-plkan, they went straight
to the market i tirlatigaong, (1) gone
forth i issued ; (2) too much ; jungan.
Urlavgsong, do not go too far.
langpon, ^ lUangan.
lanffnt, mHangat, to look hnngrily
or longingly at anything.
laajai^T. see flrlanjang.
la^jar, long (of a rope) — of, landuiig.
iBBJong, libu, lanjong, a long and
thin variety of the sugar-cane.
lanjnr, tUanjar, protracted ; drag-
iug on — cf. lanjat, aiijiir, etc.
laajnt, long, lasting, lengthy, pro-
longed ; laiijathan, to lengthen ; inS'
• • ■• ton,
■ of strips
of bamboo).
lantak, ramming down, hammering;
down ; I'doh I., crushed under heavy
weights ! pilantah, a
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LANTANG 1
lantitng, cleaj', open, empty.
lantar, pilantar, a flooring without
ft roof ; a piece of scafiolding' ; tta
open-air theatre-stage ; pelantaran,
id. i iSlantar, Ijing etretohed on the
lantas, forthwith j thereupon;
prouptlf ; »a-illoh datang lain naih
iontos ka-pSraditas, on arriving he
■went promptly to bed.
lantek, I, installing {a prince or Tery
high dignitary) ; mSlantel:, to instal ;
to ero«Ti. II. b^lantek or pllaafet,
a, Bpi'ing-gun or spring-bow.
lAUtonK, strong (of a smell) ; putrid.
^oniui, Ilauun (the ■najue of a pirati-
cal tribe from Mindanao) ; piratica!.
laayak, treading down (nsed espe-
cially of soil being trodden down by
buffaloes as a rough way of preparing
it for cultivation).
lanyan, mad with a hard crust or
mad mixed with decayed vegetable
matter,
Jap, a dishcloth ; JcSrlai !., blotting-
lapah, stripping, skinning (especially
nsed of skinning a slaughtered
animal for the market or kitchen).
Iftponf , empty space presenting an
orifice or gap ; vacuity; I. hfiti, loss
of heart, despair.
lapar, hunger ; I. dahaga, hnnger
and thirst; I. smbii, hungering for
milk (of a baby) .
lapek, I. pedestal ; base ; the surface
on which a thing rests ; a rug, mat
or doyly; (. iofci, sandlesj I. pung-
BOng, a mat for sitting on. 11. lopah-
lapek, confused ; in disorder ; incon-
sistent.
lapla, fold, wrapping, stratum ; Mr-
lapis, double ; in folds ; in coats.
loipak, mould ; Mrlaiiok, luouldy.
lapua, converging rows of stakes
used for trapping mild animals by
leading them np to a snare.
1»E», disquietude ; anxiety ) care ;
the solicitude of lore ; orang yang I.,
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the pining ; pSnglipar I,, a Soother
of cares ! a story-teller.
larnll, bSrlarah-larahan, one after-
larak, close t<^ether (as the seeds of
a durian which has very little palp-
in it).
lorang, prohibition ; larangan, a
thing prohibited; liutan Uirangaik, ft
forest reserve ; laranglian, to forbid,
to prohibit,
Iftz&p, I. readily saleable ; ^ larie.
II. multiplicity — i.e. nMarafiwa tali,
to separate the strands of a rope.
laraa, smooth and cyliudrical ; the-
stem of a tree ; the barrel of a
gun; aSaapaag diM I., a doable-bar-
relled gun; i/u (., a fish (mrntelus
larat, 1. dra^ajing on slowly ; lengthy j
difficult; taiiUH-iahan Uirat ia ming-
atur din, he spent I6ng years in
arranging them. II. tiada laral,
inability to manage ; ta'-larat, id.
larau, annoyance; disturbanccf
nifnihalm I., to pay out a man for
distnrhing yon.
larek, turning (with a lathe) ; polish-
ing and rounding ; gading di-larek,
polished ivory.
larl, running (but not of liquids run-
ning) ; escaping; fleeir^j l.wJSngaji,
to play truant ; larihin, to run from ;
to escape; mllarikan, id.; blriari,
lAris, in demand; selling well (of
goods) ; pilaris, a charm to secure
good business.
lorouf, a coffin.
lamt, to drag (of an anchor).
Iwi, batu las, a haid mineral auhstanca
used as emery stone.
laaa, nambed ; anggota yang lasa
mSnjadi lagi rasa, the numbed limbs
regained the power of sensation.
ImkIl, striking, switching.
hunk, pakaian pSlasale, every-d(^
wear; working clothes.
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Itum, ataieiiesB ; mustiness of
iKinm, Jav,
make in painted earon^s.
Iftt, alteniiition ; = tUang ; lat sa-
pintu, every alternate door ; the
DBit door liut one ; Int ea-hari, every
otter dny.
Iftta, creeping, crawling ; mSlata, to
lateh, B nervous paroxysmal disease
aroused by suggestion and often
taking tho form of hysterical mi-
latajn, pressing or stamping down ;
rolling earth to harden its surface.
latsb, coherence, order ; milateh
mtiliit, to speak coherently.
Intok, paraag lafok, a long chopper
the tip oE which turns downwards.
lau, Ar, it ; im-lau, and if ; although j
jika-lau, if.
Iftuk, materials cooked for consump-
tion with rice ; (. paak, all kinds of
food (other than rice).
Imih, protracted, dragging on; jaitgan
blrlami, do not spin it out too
lanng, a resounding roar; a deep
cry; bliiaung or mltaiing, to cry out
loudly,
laut, sea ; I, madv., a sea, of honey ;
I. ajii, hell i barat I., the north-west j
utara barat L, N.N.W. ; (imof I.,
S.E, J ikan kuda-kuda I., a fish (hip-
pocampna trimacalalmi) g lattfan, the
aeas ; the ocean ; mllaut, to trarel
seawards } ni^Eaufi, to navigate,
IftWa, a cross-bar in a fish-trap ; ml.
lawa, to stop the way ; to intercept
the passage of a bridol party pending
the payment of a fee ; upah pSmbnka
lawa, the fee so piud.
Uemib., = lawai, 1.
iMTftk, lamak-lawak, poking fun, jest-
ing, teasing ; pila'wak, a tease.
Imnui, opposition, rivalry, competi-
tion, contest I a rival, a foe ; lawan-i,
to contend against ; blrlatcan, to be
LAYCN
engaged in a contest or competition ;
to be in rivalry or comparable.
latam, a special lavtms, I- h'i,nga I,, mace ; IcuUt I.,
rongs. an aromatic bark (cinnoinomum cuXJt
faican) II. a great gate ; a main
i. id.
Iawrt, a preparation of minced fish.
lawaB, I. empty, clear, vacant (of
ground) ; unobstructed (of a view).
II. old, left over, snrvivals.
lawat, ^nilfiwut, to visit.
lawi, buju laii I, the long feathers in
a cocl-'s taii ; (. ayuni, a name given
to a curved dagger with a hole in
the handle,
layali, I. mllayah, to bend over back-
wards ; to sway about. II. a loose
outer garment worn by women on
the Mecca pilgrimage.
layak, I. Ar. right, suitable, proper,
fitting, appropriate g bukantayalckita
mfniatdi din, it is not fitting that
wo should wear it, II, cotting open
a fish (longitudinally) to preserve
IftTun., hlrlayam, to dance a sword-
dance,
layan, layani or inilayani. to wait
layauff, flying, soaring in the air [
mUayang, to fiy; mSU/yatigkan, to
fly away with ; l.-l., (1) a generic
namo for swallows and swifts j (2) a.
generic name for children's kites.
lay*p, jHilayap, to Bkim the Bur-
Itqnr, sailing; a sail; I. agong, the
main- Bail ; I, apH, a lug-sail i I.
(io9f«»-, a studding-sail ; I. plnyorong,
a mizzen ; (. lujiang, a foresail;
ikan i., a fish (hittiojihorva gladivt) ;
paeang I., to set the sails ; ^bah« I.,
the yard ; pSkaki L, the boom ; bl-
layar, to sail ; to travel by water ;
to set sail ; pSlayaran, a aea-voyage.
IftTU, faded, withered ; to fade away
(of a tree or flower) ,
layun, Jav. the dead body of a piiucet
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lant. At. delightful to the taste ;
delioioas j pleflaure-giving.
lulm, At, necessary ; dependent on.
lama^:^, Pera. lapis'lazuli.
Ittboh, the honey-bee ; haican I., a
swarm of beea ; aaraiig L, a. bees'
IBbni, a mosque offidal who attends
to the order of the service ; (Penang)
the descendant of a family distin-
guished for piety.
Ubak, (onom.) a thud.
UliMn, I. livid (of a bruise). II.
(onom.) & hanging noise.
libUL, a plant (vitex jiulieecenfl) ;
also kalban.
ISbKag, debility following on illness
(eapecially on cbildbirtb),
Wliap, (onom.) ft dull thud.
Ia1>ar. widlh ; broad ; lebar-vya sn-
d8j«i, it was aix feet broad.
161:^t, dense (of foliage); close, thick;
hujan I,, heavy rain; bula tAKnir-
nya Ubat, having bushy eyebrows.
libali, more, superior, greater ; yaag
I,, the most ; the more ; I. Jmrang,
.more or less ; lebehkuK, or milibeh-
kan, to augaient ; bSrUbeh-Ubehan,
going OQ increasing ; boasting ; ex-
aggerating ; tirlsbeh, much mere,
most, excessively.
Uboll, a broad and btisy street.
ISbU, dust ( (. dali, " dust below the
royal feet " — a humble way of in-
directly addressing a prince.
161)11111, (onom.) a thumping noise.
Iftbiui, fraud by adulteration or by
specious appeamnces.
IBImr, smelting; the molten state;
solution, liquefaction, destruction j
hati I., a crushed spirit.
Ifioball, muddy (of Lhi> ground) ; wet
(of walking).
IBohak, (onom.) a splashing noise.
VUbtkt, saturated; wet through (as
a handkerchief).
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ISchat, extremely smooth and slip-
pery.
leelieh, m^lecheh, to coai, to cajole,
to wheedle.
leoliek, beating up with a spoon ;
hitting with the flat side of the foot.
leeker, milechei; to be moist (as a
sore or abrasion) ; to suppurate.
l«c]i«t, blistered, abraded — cf. lecher.
leollit, I. mmchit, to shoot out (as
water from a leak)— cf. IScftut and
Unekil. II. (onom.) the twittering
of birds ; = dichit.
liaholL, steeping vegetables or rice
laohok, a smooth oily or polished
sntface.
Itelinr, scalding, bliBt«ring.
ISclmt, mSlichut, to oozo out (as the
contents of some fruits when the
fi-uit is squeezed),
ledailK, light in colour | pale ; shim-
mering.
ISding', mSllding, to warp; to slowly
become oonvei— cf. Udong.
16donff, mlliiong, to give (under a
weight) — cf. Uding.
Vigti., broad, wide ; easy ; I. dada,
full obesteds ta'-Uga, disquieting,.
uncomfoi-table.
Ugam, hilam iigam, coal-black i
pitch-black.
leffar, mllegar, to make the circuit
of the rice-mill.
16^B, to " anick " oS a projection.
Uffat, keeping steadily on the same
course (of a ship).
ligong, (onom,) the booming of a
St>ng.
Wffn, jneWy", to weave the selvage
or border of a mat,
Ifignm, (onom.) thumping.
leber, the neck i bntang I., the
column of the neck ; kSrat L, to ont
the throat ; pan^gai I., tn beh^l.
lafca, lingering over ; dwelling on i
dawdling over ; I. bei-maia, lingering
over play; I. minansis, oontinnona,
weeping.
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lAeik,mileJ!alc,to whirl or buzz round
and round a spot.
Ukang, aheUiost (a fruit) ; ramftman
I., ft variety ot ranibntan fruit [so
called because tbe flesh ie easily
Heparabla from the pip.]
16kap, cle&Titig to something ; flat-
tened on — of. llkat
Ikknr, a rattan frill for lifting pots
ofE the fire without burning the
fingers.
16kaa, speed; apeedilj-, quickly, soon ;
nanii llkaK rosak mata, jour eyesight
will soon be spoilt.
l&kftt, adhering to, sticliing to, pasted
on ; likatkan, to stiok (a thing) on ;
miUkat, to adhere to ; pHSkat, a, bill
(stuck on a, wall) ; tliilkat, stuck
lakeh, low, mean, despicable.
ISkir, ponau Ukir, a disease discolour-
ing the skin ; ulur iaina I,, a snake
with curious white markings suggest-
ing the disease {coltiher melanarue),
Ittoll, (oDom.) the sound of a cough.
ISkok, low-lying ground; a hollow;
a swampy patch.
IBkn, blTtmiu, to lean on one's
elbows.
l«klir, a nnmeral which when occur-
ring after the nnmbers one to nine
signifies that twenty is addtd— le
ga-llktir, twenty-one; dim lefcut,
twenty-two, etc.
tela, I. a Bwivel-gan ; II belored,
darling (a term of endearment)
III. malairaja lela, the title of u
chamberlain or master of the core-
monies at a Malay court ; bei maha-
raja lela, to act aa though the whole
place belonged to you— as illustrated
by a court chamberlain who possesses
little real power but (at state cere
monies) orders about much greater
personages than himself, I^ wav
ingj to brandisbi viSlela, to wave
y. bSei mSlela, steel ; Iclne mllela,
an nndamascened kiris.
! LEMBAH
lelah, weariness, exhaustion iji^mat I
extreme weariness ; batok L, whoD[
ing-cough.
161ak, to slip down (of clothing).
IMaki, " laki-laki.
Ifilaktm, = laktin.
HHangiai, Jay. a pleasure -garden
doln;^
lElaa, fnfl^fas, to trim (the comb ot
a cock).
leleh, mileleh, to trickle, to floir
gently.
leler, careless, slovenly (of work).
161ewii, Jbv. behaviour, conduct;
tinghik (., id. ; = tmgkak laku,
loloug, I. Fort, sale by auction. II,
a measure of length and area ; a
a quarter of an oriong in area,
I6malt, weak, soft ; lack of firniness
or rigidity ; I. l^mbxtt, gentleness ;
ICiiMiik, fat, grease, isi limak dapat
ka-orv/ag, tnlang bohi pnlang ta-iita,
others get tbe flesh and fat, we get
the bones and bristles.
leman, Jav, an elephant.
l^mtULf, I mlllmang, to cook in a
bamboo lesael lined with plantain
Itavea II mSlSmang, to bend over
backwards and pick up a coin with
the lips (as IS done occasionally by
Malay dancers).
ISuari, = almari.
Ifimas, I death by suffocation i
drowning, stifling ; I. pifciV, oonf twed
thought II ^ Umah.
Ifimau, weak, sleepy, apathetic.
Ifimlia, a plant {pofhomorpha eubpeU
lata)
Ifimbaga, embryo; beginnings!
primeval (customs) j I. bisul, the
early stages of a boil ; adat L, custo-
marv laws handed down from pre>
ISmbah, low lying land, meadow,
valley
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lembak, melemhalt, to boil ot^r.
limbauff, aoft-apokennesfl ; blarney ;
oomplitnent.
Umbap, moist, claninly, wet.
Uiii1>ar, a thread, a strand, a, piece
of Btring ; a namoral coofflcient, =
ISmbaTOng', a climber (niiidentiEed,
it lias purpts flowers).
ItmbeKa. a plant {calolropit pt-occi'a).
Iftmbek, pulp? ; soft and moiat.
lembek, an Arabian, rng.
litabiimig, a flat rim, brim or edge.
tftmbing', a Epear ; (. UMng-btumgan,
a dart, a liglit jaTeiin ; t, tiliam pari,
a spear with three barbs,
Ifimbonf, ntf.lSmhong, to be blown
out or puffod out ; to cspand into
globQlar shape.
limboTUi, =< banian,
Ifimba, an ox ; I, jantan, a bull ; I.
kaii, a bnllook ; [. tanah, a large
beetle I I. h-atan, tbo smaller wild
u\ (bos sondaiene) ; ikan I., a lish
(triacanlhiia breviroslri», also, per-
haps, ost a one « «).
limlmt soft del cate weak, flexible ;
I ha soften Qg of angry feelings ;
loBB of reseutme Umah I., ex-
erne y soft or de cate ; gentle ;
h b I rtb Kan or mlWmbtitkan,
to soften
Icmpali, overflon g to fluw out ;
I. ftiMTWo, CTer-flowing kindness ;
■mMempah, to flow oyer ; mlUntpah-
ian, to spill, to sbed.
llmpai, mSUinpai, to car! up at the
edge {as a withering leaf).
limpang, lying athwart or across
anything ; niHimpanff, to lio out-
stretched.
lempaK, throwing, casting} to
thtowj lempari OF mllempar, to pelt 1
lemparian or milemparkan, to throw
.(anything).
UnpUal, = pidid.
Umpiiu, = kempHii.
lenpok, hirlempek-Um'pek, in coats
or lajera.
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Umping, a name given to Jij^ht fiat
cakes.
limpok, I. sugared durian. IL a
poultice ; a piaster.
Idiuponff, light (as wood, pum.ioe,
etc. ) ; spongy ) of little weight or
value ; katiSi I., a frog {o^yglosaaa
spp.)
Ifimpojraii, a lishing-reel.
IftmpoyMLg. a, ginger {zhigiber can-
IftmaaR, filtU ; lirlhiiuae, smeared
with dirt.
IBmnknt, broken grains of husked
rice ; also mfliiliut.
lena, sound (of sleep) ; sleep; tidiir
I., to sleep soundly ; leiiakan, to put
lenaug, = linang.
lenchah, = li-achah.
lincMt, springing forward (as a
slippery body squeeaed between the
fingers — cf. lichit),
lencliiiii, dripping ; soaked ; I. basah,
soaking wet.
Ifindaran, a full-sixed handle ; a
sword-handle in contradistinction to
a iSrie-handle.
Iftadeb,, nestling up against, pressing
up against.
Ifiudir, viscous secretions of all sorts;
greasy matter j matter exuded from
a boil ; the runnings in certain
diseases.
IfindoniT, m&llndong, to be dent«d or
knocked in (of convex surfaces).
16ndnt, "giving," as a plank under
a heavy weight.
leng, a measure of capacity ; hulf a
chapak,
lauffS, minyak Uiiga, aesamum oil.
leag%, dawdling ; wasting time ; I.
mata, to droop with sleepiness (of
Uuffal, list! e I
Ifin^n, arm ; I. bajv^ (he
garment ; pangkal I., the upper a
Ifiaganff, sparse (of population o
the attendance at a festival).
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IS&ffar, dizKineBs (consequent on a
Wow) J tlrUngar, " knocked Hilly ; "
ai-lclpaXa l^ngar, a man of giddy
condnct.
Ui^Mi, clamminess, ^reaaineaa, mois-
ture ; mSKJUjaa, to become clammj
or moist.
langtM, mllengai or bUeagag, to be
averted (of an angry connteoftnoe).
Ifin^t, cookinj; in a receptacle Trhich
is immersed in boiling water.
linggtik, leaning the bead bock and
looking skyward.
lenggang, rocking, swaying; swing-
ing the arms ; leaggok-L, id. ; l. yaiig
Umak-llmbtit, a slow undnlating
motion j I, janda, a, small ourred
knife broadening towards the point
aad fretted at the broad end.
leng'g'ar, wide apart (of packages in
a receptacle).
lauff^lt, mllei gqok t« a t restn g
one's arms on a table = hlrtmk
Ifli^^k, swaying — e g as a danoei
— of. lenggang,
Ifinffgnndi, a small Ireemth vinlpt
flowers and ar matn? leaves { le
tHfotia).
Ifiugltai, panjat g if ika tall at d
willowy (of the figure)
Imgkaug', ring shaped a numeral
coefficient for bracelets anklets etc
lingkap, I. complete fnlly eqnip
ped; snfBciently supplied; chutup (.
or (. glnap, id. ; dingan ea-lSngJcap-
nya, in foil ; UngJcapi, mlUngkajii,
llngkaplcait or mSiBnjjtopion, to (it
out; iSUtigkapav; equipment. II, a
plant {arenga obtuaifoUa),
lenirlUK, = HngkaT.
UngltHTRr, Skr. miraculous, fabulous,
wonderful.
Ifingkayui, a "crow's-nest" in a
Malay stijckade.
liaKkitui;, = rlvglciang.
leuirkok, mUentfltiik, to bend, wind
OI0.,v,(.,.,iv„„,„.d).
lenrkong, bow-shaped, carved;
cireolar j the rim of a wheel ;
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encircling ; hllat I., a long movable
- line of screens laid BO as to shut in
a large portion of water between it
and the shore ; as the tide recedes
the fish in that area are left high
Ungkt^nn, =^ ISmpoffan.
Ifinffknas, an aromatic fruit used in
making cnrries [alpinia galanga).
linifknr, TnSUngkar, to be slightly
bowed or bent.
leng^ik, miUiigok, to feci stiffness
and pain in the joints.
UagOUg, mSlirigimg, to be pensive ;
to be absent minded or taken up
with one's thoughts ; to doze.
luigBan, listless, idle, dawdling,
leugaer, slipping or sliding aside ;
side-slip ; slipping down.
lengRet. hilengnet, turned inside out ;
having the inside exposed.
IfinLnr (onom.) the tinkling of a
little bel!
Itojn I runningof the saliva; foam
at the mouth ; eawan I., fits accom-
T ai led \n foaming at the mouth ;
m JO to run (of the saliva). II.
a coarse sack of netting [in which
things are hnng from the roof so as
to protect them from mice,]
leiya «llenja, to sulk.
Iftnjail stamping down in unison (of
coohes)
IinJftr,ll^)tteU«J'ar, the glands I saiit
Wir^aran, glandular swellings.
ISnluMiff, the draco«na-, I. bukit
(dracoenaeongeeta) ; I. mcrah {cordg-
line terminalis).
Uaoag, (onom,) the booming of a
gong or big bell.
Ifintam, (onom.) the sound of stamp.
Itntanf , (onom.) a clanging sonnd.
lentang, = lintang,
leatek, pSrlenteh, lastful, lascivious.
Ifintek, curling back, curving con-
cavely (used of wavy hair, of teeth.
Sled BO as to give a concave surface,
of the curve of the eyebrow, etc.)
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Ilntlaff, I (onom ) a tinkling sound
II mfllntmrj to warp (of iieah
Tiood eipospd to heat)
Itatok, Bnpple, BeYible — ISaiui
lentok, to move the head to i
Uatosg (onom ) a deep boom
lintnl, mlUalvl, to fee! empty (of
tlie stom&cli)
Ifintnm (onom ) a thnmpmg Bonnd
Ifintnr, flexible yielding bending
(as a bongh) , (Siilnn, t« gire a
twiBt or beud to anything, mellntti),
to bend (intransitive)
ISnjrtik, deep (of sleep)
lBl^«p disftppearmg (anishing m}
llnit!iapka«, to canse to vanish or
l&p», Slcr. carelesimess, negligence ;
also alpa.
lepa, I. tlrlepa, thrown carelesaly
away, sprawling. II. niHepa, to
lipajc, puleh iaelSpak, milk-white,
lapftk, beetling, overhanging.
IJ^aiig, a creeper (unidentitled) ;
ombali Wnga J.,white'Ci'eBted billows.
IBpaa, liberation, release, escape,
quitting ; past, ago, since ; I. tSmbah-
yang, after prayers; Unda di-llpas
pidaitg, they did not let him go
home ; kain L, a loose garment worn
ai a plaid ; I^jxiet, to free from, to
release; Upaslran, id. i mllSpaskan,
id, ; iSrUpaa, having escaped.
lipat, kueh Upat, a generic name
given to sweetmeats cooked in
leaves.
lipan, a Malay verandah j = alrambi.
lipeb, the turning over or folding of
a corner or small portion of anything
— e.g. of the page of a book.
ISpcit, (onom.) a dull squelching
, hmat, I. turned up vertically (of the
eogeof anything); leper-leper, the
raisnd edge of a combing. II. pro-
Tincia! accent, brogue
lepoh injifpofi to be blistered,
lepoli crooked (of a limb) ; twisted,
Ifipok (onom ) llpol Upot, a elap-
ISpongr, (onom ) a thumping noise.
Ifipn a generu. name given to a
number of fish — eg. antennaritta
mammtfe^ synnaiitulriim horriditm
and (I pan}atig) pelor didactylum.
Ifipnr mall Vfpur, death by anffoca-
16Ta]l, tiiUrdh knocked ont and
injured (as fruit blown down by a
storm or a^ a book knocked ont of
iti binding)
ISrak hvoK It dk a fruit (sapi-ai-as
lerap, a coin used for playing pitch-
and-toss.
lerek, mllereTc, to bore through.
lerenf, contour; rounded brim ; the
castors under a piece of furniture ;
Iclreta f., a bicycle.
leret, slipping away.
iJSiak, (onom.) Uioh-Umi, to rastle.
Usap, disappearance ; occaltatioa ;
= ISnyap.
leaar, ■mlleier, to drag along the
ground (as a garment).
Ifiai, puchat llsi, eitreme pallor.
IBfliug, (onom.) to whizz.
Iftalr, a sword -dance.
lesok, (onom). ISMk-lSsalc, to rustle.
16soii^, a mortar (for rice-pounding) i
J. indek, a pounding-machine worked
with the foot ; I. tan^an, a pounder
worked by hand.
IfiBH, utterly tired out ; completely
exhausted ; Uteli I., id.
leant, I, shrunken, shrivelled. II.
Uta,
, deqnoable^
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LfiTAK i:
IStek. to set down ; to put down ;
litaikan, id. ; mlWoJckan, id. ; tSr-
Utak, laid down, aet down.
latek, mSletah, to lie prostrate (witli-
ont B, pillow).
lUam, (onom.) the Bonnd of slam-
lAttuig, (oBOin.) tbe sound o
16tap, (onom.) the sound of tapping
or rapping.
IBteb, weariness, lassitude, fatigue ;
litek, (onom.) tie sound of ticting.
later, mHeler or hUeler, to chatter.
letiug, (onom.) tbe sound of cltiiik-
IBtia, (onom.) the aouud of "whisk-
ing" alouR.
lllbong, (onom.) tho sound of thnmp-
ing.
Ifittim, (onom.) a thumping or dram-
ming Bound.
Ifitnp, (onom.) mSlStup, to go oS
with a dnll thud.
leirar, milewar, to fly in coi^js ; to
awim in shoals ; t<i swarm.
l«W&t, I. past, after; t. pikul Snam,
after six o'clock. IE. hnrrv, speed,
rapidity.
llug, I. apertnco, orifite, hollow ; I.
ehiackiTt, the hole in a ring ; I. luia,
the orifice of a wound ; I. mata, the
eye-aocfeet ; f. i-omn, the pores of the
skin. II. liang liali, a rolling gait ;
swaying from side to side.
liar, wild, shy, unbroken, nndomenti-
cated ; orang liar, wild aboriginal
tribesmen,
llM, pSngUiae, pSUasor plngUiasait,
inTnlnerability (taking the form
that the enemy's weapons fai! to
tonoh).
Uat, toogh, leathery, lithe i lanuh I.,
clay.
Utm, nilliott, to fester, to run (of a
UeluMl, gloaay, shiny ; oily-looking.
lioUn, amooth] slinwry, bare.
1 LISAS
lid&b, tongue ; I. api, a tong:ne ol
fire ; I. badalc, rhinoceros-tongue, a
name given to an aroid (pothm
latifoUas) i I. bfrchabaTig, a forked
tongue } dnplioity of speech ; L
biaiuah, a monitor's (forked) tongue ;
= t. blrchabang ; I. buaya, crocodile's
tongoo, a name given to the aloe
(ahie fero-e) [tho crocodile itself is
believed to have no tongue] ; J.
gajdk, the elephant's tongue, a name
given to a plant (agla/yaema Mojigi-
folmm); Z.j'i'w.the " spirit'a tongne,"
a plant (hedyotia congesta} ; akar
lidah jin (kedyolis cajiitellaia) ; L
klrbaa, bafFalo-tongne, n plant
(clerodendram d^ftemus) ; I. fciichi'nfl,
the cat's-tongoe, a plant {tumetia
nlmifolia) ; t. Umba, the ox-tongne,
& plant (aneilema nudifiomm) I.
mam's, sweet-tongned; smooth,
spoken ; I. jwnyonj, loquaoity j ?,
rasa, deer's-tongae, a small tree
{fniimea Tocemosa) ; analc L, the
nvnia; nnitl: I. Hmbansan, the tongue
of a balance ; fnfang di-aiiak I., to
support on the uvula (a proverbial
impossibility) i ikan I. or Oain l.-L, a
generic name (or Bat fiah — e.g. I. L
baji {synaptura arietitalii) ; I. I.
barang (cyutglaiaui elongattte) ; I. U
lumpvr {lynaplura commemmuma).
lldsl. Fort, a thimble.
lldftS, an acid smarting t«ste in the
month.
lidl, the veins of a palm-leaf ; ular I.,
a small snake {d<^ndropliie {mcIim) —
(a type of the insignificant).
ligAU, a canter or gallop.
Ugat, whirling round and round ;
estremely rapid revolution.
llbat. seeing ; to see ; Ithati, to
inspect, to look over j mftihatf, id. i
iHllihal, to see (intrausitive) ; klli-
katan, visibility ; ^lihaf, the sense
or power of sight ; p^ngflihataH, the
range of vision.
llkftH, a small wheel on which tha
skein is wound when weaving.
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LIKAT i;
llkat, sticky, adheaivB, syrupy — cf.
Watt.
llkn, Jay. a royal title.
llLmff, = lilin.
lllau, miUlati, to totter (of a atricken
llUn, wax; a taper; I. Ubah, bee'a-
wttx I ftain I., wased garonga ; bnrong
I., tbe email pied hombill {anlhraco-
eeroa albirBi(ri»).
lilir, = leler.
ItUti twining round ; coiling round ;
mllilit, to coit up.
limn, I. five (originally, the band of
five fingers) ; baku. I., the knncklea ;
JtSiima, all five ; yan^ kUima, tbe
fifth ; jiingUnia, a leader in war.
II. a geneiio name for a number cf
planta {xanthr^hyllum Bpp.)
ItaUUI, = leman.
UiOArr, a rioli cloth mentioned in
Ubuui, pyramidal ; alap L,
midal roof.
UkuIiII, a generic name for oranges,
limes, leniona, etc. j I. hapas, the
common lime (citran acida); alao
I. kSeturi and I. nipis; I. mania, tbe
orange (ctints OHriind'utn) ; bSTlimau,
to use lime-juice in waahini;.
limb^, tk cesa-pool, a pnddle ; Urn-
bahan or pelimbak, id.
llmbari, mlUmbai, to wave about an
object ; to away the arm i tfl brandish
a whip or switch ; membuang limbai,
to let the arm sway out (of a dancer)
when the swaying is intended to
suggest a negative,
Ibu^uiff, I. awampy or broken land.
II. after; (. tlngak hnri, after mid-
day.
Umbok, a dove (unidentified).
UubonK, iimbongaa, a dry dock.
Umbar, eamhv.r-Umb'ur, appealing
and disappearing ; intermittent visi-
bility.
Umpah, ^ lempak.
Umpnt, fresh, jovial, genial.
Uman, =• halimun.
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Unnng, falling in drops (as teara or
as water percolating tbrongb porous
atone) ,
llnaa, a red-atemmed palm (uniden-
tified).
llncliali, tMinckak-Unchah, fidgety,
reBtleaa.
llnolillt, = lichin.
Unahua, = lenckun.
llndoag, protective cover, ahelter;
Undongi, Undongian, mlUndongi, or
mlUndimgkaii, to shelter, to protect,
to hide by covering ; birlindimg, to
take shelter ; kllmdongan, shelter,
hiding ; piriiiidongaii, a place of
ahelter.
Ilndn, Jav. an earthquake.
IlttgRT, Tuflingar, to look at anything
with a sidelong look— cf. jUing.
linffaa, = leng/iB.
Itnggtuu, Tarn, red ; red-lead.
llnirffl, the covered or decked por-
tions at the prow and stem of a boat.
lingua, linggisan dayong, the long
pole fastened to the thole-pins and
running parallel to the gunwale of a
Malay boat.
llnifkap, spent, destroyed, snivl lowed
up, wasted.
liugkar, a coil (of a snake, rope, or
anything similar) ; bliiiizgkar, in
CO its, rolled up.
lingkong, =^ lengiong.
Uugknp, bundling to one side.
Untprir, = lengser.
lintab, a horse.leech ; also halintah.
ItntMtir, lying athwart or across;
I. bujnr, diagonal ; i, puitang, sprawl-
ing; balai I., a reception -hall built
at right angles to the main building ;
palas I., a sort of platform or bridge
on a Malay ship ; lintangi, to thwart,
to cross; lintangkan or taltiniangian,
to lay athwart ; tnitiniang, to move
across (a path) ; llrbang miliniaTig,
to fiy across tbe sky (in front of the
spectator).
liutftp, lying one on another (of flat
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lintar, a thunderbolt ; hatti I,, a,
prehistoric stone instrament — such
as a Bpear.head ot arrow -iiead j also
halintar,
Untni, (lastiing past, flashing hy;
mSlintaHf to dart acroaa ; jm Untasan,
an evil spirit darting like a comet or
meteor in front of a man ; a will of
the wisp.
llntoh, dizzineaa, loss of conseions-
ness ; ilmu pSlinloh, magic art to
depHre a person of conscionsness so
as to facilitate theft or alidnction.
Untnp, = litiip.
liayas, smooth-sailing (of a boat) ;
gliding through the water.
liok, a twist or turn ; the moToments
of a fencer or dancing-girl ; linng-
Hole, a rolling gait.
llonif, tali Hmig, a sort ot belt for
carrying a Mris.
UpMi, a centipede ; see halipan.
llpaa, a cockroach.
llpat, folding np (as one folds a piece
of cloth or garment) ; lipaian, the
folds of anything.
Upi*, pllipia or pelipisan, the temples
of the forehead.
Upit, a narrow fold (of thread, etc) ;
k'lla I., the common slender-bodied
hoase -Bcorpioa ■
llpnr, calming, consoling, soothing ;
jpinglijMT lara, a " consoler of carea,"
a story-teller or story i mflipiii-kan,
to soothe, to allay.
lipat, flooding, swamping, permeat-
iiyj, overcoming ; corering ; chahayii
■aiilipat aa-rata dunya, her bright-
ness permeates the world ; di-HpfiU
oleh jpimbujok, overborne by endear-
ments.
llrtnff, = lereng.
Um, Bee MUru.
Ua, I. (Dutch) a cord, a twist (of
oord-like patterns in carving). II.
£ng. list.
lliUli.mSni/JiiSffili, to fidget; = ming-
giliaah,
llMa, At. the tengne.
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Utah, lilah mulut, loose-ton gued.
litup, covering and concealing; com-
pletely overshadowing ; habis litup
dania ini banyai-nya, their numbers
were such as to hide the world under
them.
Un, Uk-Uu, a stern-paddle.
llur, ayer Uv.r, saliva.
Unt, = Hoh.
llirat, Ar. sodomy.
loba, greed, covetonsness; ahohaloha.
lobah, Uie Chinese radish (raphanKa
caadntus).
loban, Ar. laban jau i, gam benjamin.
loban^, hole, groove, hollow, aper-
ture ; I. titua, a name given to the
side.eavity in which the body resta
in a Malay grave ; diiit I., Sarawak
cents,
lobok, a deep cavity in a river or in
the sea; galah I., the longest kind
of puntii^-pole.
lochak, liiflochali, to be abundant;
to be plentiful.
locheng, Ch. a bell
lochok, mSlochok, 1
the riha.
lodan, ikan lodati, the whale or
leviathan of Malay romance,
lodeh, maiak lodeh, cooked to pulpi-
ness — cf. lodoh.
lodoh, pulpy and rotten (of overripe
ftnit)— cf. lodeh.
lo^,I, 9kr, abode, place! sftHrja-iojo,
heaven ; also (ota. II. = diiga,
log»t&, Tam. mineral (only in com-
pound words) ; pancha-kigaM, au
alloy of five minerals or a stone of
five colours ; hlrma-logam, a red
1d}l, Ar. s)nte ; tablet.
loha, Ar, ttie forenoon,
lohok, rotten through and throt^h.
lohor, Ar. midday, noon.
iok, a curve or bend in a Wit's.
loka, Skr. abode, place ; ahurga-loliii,
paradise, heaven ; also loga.
lokali, = Inlcah,
lokan, an edible marine cockle.
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lokak, stingy, mean, miBerlj-.
loU, Ch. a CflQtoneae prostitute.
lokM, bedraji^Ied.
lol*k, a Bheli (trochus niloti'cns).
lo'lo*, At. a pearl.
lolok, mlliilok, tij spy upon.
loloap, (onom.) mSlolong, to bowl.
Icmwk, oily, greasy.
iMnba, billowy motion ; cnntering; or
galloping (in a horse) ; the play of
a porpoisa ; timpat hirlomha Icnda, a
rac«-coarsc ; lomba-lomba, & porpoise
or dolphin ; {.-i. alv,r, a porpoise
(areelia breviroitrh and phocoena
phocoenoides) ; l.-l. sungai, the dol-
pbin (_ateno plnmb&aa and, rarer,
delphinv* HetphU).
lombonff, a cavity in, tbe snrfaee of
the ground; a sarfaoe mine; tlin
chaam left after a roloanic explo-
lomor, = liimtrr.
loinoi, " lumu^.
lompMlff, = lumpang,
loupat, jumping, leaping ; lompatt,
to jump upon ! mUompat, to spring.
lonftk, = lunak.
lOBehat, jumping ■mih both feet
together ; leaping (as a fish out of
water) ; llrloncliat-loncliat, hopping
about, springing about.
lonolioa, smooth and sharp as a
ipear point ; bare and tapering ;
londaug, a ntnd-hole.
londell, insecurely fastened (of a
sarong).
long, I. a natire coffin. II. an abbre-
viation of sttlong, q,v.
longgak, looking upwards with head
bent right back ; hantu I., a name
given to the epeotre huntsman from
his supposed appearance.
loniVM!, loose (as a tin's) ; knocking
against the aides of a receptacle ;
loose-fitting.
loanroki a mound or heap ; longgoi-
kan, to stack; bfrhnggok-longgok, in
■teoks.
longkah, looaened, strained (of A
joint).
loaglaaig, a ditch, a drain.
louglai, bent, bowed ] I^maA i., sway-
ing, willowy.
longflor, slipping or sliding forward j -
sliding down.
loojak, mllonjak, to stand on tip-
lonjonif, tall, straight and slender
(of a tree).
loatn, = ronla.
lontu, I. hnriing, throwing with
force J /otiiartnn, to throw i p^Ionfnr,
a missile. II. a palm {beraig^s
JtohellifoTmitt), tho leaves of which
were used as paper.
lonteh, Jav. a harlot.
lontok, short and thick; stampj ;
•iriiiig ilia I., a broken-down old man.
lontoB, smooth and cylindrical,
lonyali, = lunyah,
lonysi, slush ; slushy.
lopak, I. a shallow puddle. II. lopab-
topah, a pouch of mlnghaang. III.
lopak-lapelc, confused, in disorder,
inconsistent.
locali, a groove.
lorek, delicate graining or markings.
loronff, a lane ; a narrow road or
street.
loros, = lurus.
loaonff, a white scaly eruption ;
iohthyoeis ; mkit I. and liu'tip I., id.
lot, = iut.
lota, Hind, a vessel for carrying
lotar, = lontiir.
l(it«k, a kind of pitch for caulking
toats.
lotaag', Ch. upstairs ; the upper
Boor or floors.
lotonff, black ; a name given to a
number of varieties of monkeys of
the genus 'emnopiihecas ; also jUu'
tong ; ekiir I., " monkey's tail," a
name given to a long narrow swivel
gun or jingnl.
lojra, Bqueamish j aaugea.
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LOYAK IE
layaik, soft (of overboiled rice).
loyCMg, bell-metal.
loirar, Pinann loyar, the palm of which
the cudgels known ss " Peuang law-
yers " are made. II. Eng. lawyer;
i. baroli, a hedge.lawyer or sea-law-
yer; (.tJJeiJeJ:, a qnalified practitioner
with a pettift^ing practice.
lOTOng, mlloyong, to walk with tot-
tering gait.
In, Cb. you.
Inftli, epitting out (food, etc., bat
not Balivs) from the mouth.
lUSill, I. milwah, to feel nansea — cf.
toya. II. an animal {unidentifled) .
Inan, = halwin.
Inar, onter portion ; outer Bide ; the
part beyond or outside ; di-luar,
outside; ku'luar^ outwards; tajitih L,
forsign couotries ; kiluaran, outer,
strange, foreign, alien, common J see
also klliar.
llltM, spaciousuesa; extent; dahi-vya
I., his forehead was broad ; luaslian
or mlluaskan, to broaden, to extend.
Ivat, " Inah, I.
InlMlE, = loboV.
loelia. Hind, obscene, low.
Inclins, ^ Ivnckaf.
Inobn, bright, mevry, sunny -tem-
Inohnt, I. slipping off; slipping down
or away ; dropping and being lost.
II. abrasion ; scraping off skin.
ladab, spitting ; espectoration ; hi-
dahi, to spit at ; m^lKdah, to spit ;
ladahhaii, to eject from the mouth ;
to spit out.
Inifliat, Ar, a vocabulary, a dic-
tionary.
1«^, satisfied; In' -!uau, insatiable.
luh, = loh.
lui, farthest from the goal ; last in a
Ivjne, stringing roughly ti^ther;
tacking.
lufca, wounding ; a wound ; mala I.,
or liang I,, the orifice of a wound ;
bikat or mSlukat, to woond.
lukah, a generic name for small
portable fish-traps in the Riau-Johor
districts, = bubu, in the Northern
States.
Inkis, writing, engraving, scratching ;
pandai I., an engraver.
Inkn, mlluku, to scratch tho head;
to draw the fingers through the
Inknp, bottom upwards (of a cup,
boat, et«.)
Inloll, powder; crushing to powder;
hani:hur I., crushed to pieces.
loin, swallowing at a gulp ; gulping
Inlum, sucking at food (such as
sweets, chocolate, etc.)
Inliir, — lulu,
Inliu, just slipping through; getting
through ; putting through ; possible ;
I, kihSndalc, to realize one's wish ;
lalfiska-a, to put through (a task).
l-olat, rubbing the body, shampooing.
lunuuig, bUumaiig, smeared with
mad; mengglla'nang, to wallow in
lumat, line, soft (of earth) ; crushed,
ground, or chopped to pieces ; jn'pfs
lii-mat-lumat, minced quite fit^e.
Inmboug, = lombong.
lompanif , a pounder.
Imupoli, lameness (caused by oedema
or peripheral neuritis).
Inmpar, mud.
lunilr, smearing ; besmearing ; hSr-
lumiir, smeared, polluted ; lumttrJian,
to besmear ; to defile.
Inmns, smeared— ct. lumiir.
Inmnt, moss, lichen ; blrluniut, moss-
covered.
luuab, fleshy (of stone-fruits).
Imuui, the keel of a native boat.
ImtduM, fuling to hit; missing the
Innolinr, slipping forward or down-
laudn, I. a generic name given to ft
number o! fish (t/agrua gulioides
oogle
and arius spp.) II. polok iundu, a
plant (anti-iesma bunios).
Innggok, = longgok.
IVBglcnin, dome-shaped ; coTering
like a dome.
Iwtg'kiip, tSlvnglcap, capsized, orer-
tutned) = telanghup.
Inuipnir, = longsor.
InnJuT, etretcliing: ; eiteadiag the
limlM; bllunjvrjtostietcb; iel'unjar
JmU, to stretch the legs.
luutMLg', pelKtitajig, a float (used
with nets or linea).
lautok, •^ loittok.
Inutor, ^lunttir, a pnrgatiTe.
liuij«]l, treading donn ewampy eoi!
(nf buffaloes turned into a Held bo
that tbej may give the soil a rongb
taming np).
Inp, the roH through which the
thi«ads pasa in wenvii^.
liq^ I. forgetting ; iujwtnn, to
forget] pilapa, a lorgetfu! person.
II. lupri'lupa, fiBh-maws.
InpM, Bee hSlapiB.
Inpat, a flhell-fish {kippoptis inacu-
laiai).
lupi, jjopaii I., & piece of deekingflush
with the gnnwale in a Malay Iwat.
Inpoh, mll'apok, to hammer bamboo
flat.
lupnt, slippiiig away from ; escape,
loBS] I. daripada hSjahalan, escape
from evil ; hilang I , lost and gone.
Iwftll, Jav. a district or disision of a
conntryj = daerehj sa-lui'ah, the
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entire divisions, all— usoally pro-
nounced sUuroh.
Itiroll, I. falling, dropping; being
shed (as leaves) t iSrlutoh, to be
falling (of leaves, flowers, ete.) II.
see Uirah and aSlaroh,
Inru, mllwru, to daah forward, to
charge.
lump, susup-liirup, helter-shelter (of
rnnning) ,
lums, straight ; smooth and straight ;
regular and straight ; fuinistan, to
Inmt, I. passing the hand over a
long body; running achain through
the lingers ; drawing one's hand over
a rope, a man's arm or any similni'
object— cf. wilt. II, a whitlow.
ltisa>, the day after the morrow ; the
second day after.
Insoli, flexible through use (as boots
that are stiff when new) .
Int, penetration, effect ; U'ada I., it
did not penetrate (of an orroiv or
ballet).
Inti, TufBed upi crumpled up ; spoilt
Intong, = lotong.
Inttt, striking out right and left ;
hitting out J mlliitu, to rain blows.
lutnt, the knee ; ISpaln I., the forepart
of the knee ; pSlipatan I., the inter-
condyloid fossa; temptirong I., the
knee-pan ; bSrlutnf, to be on one's
I117TI, mata liiyu, drooping eyelids.
mMtf, Ar. pardon, forgiTonesaj miu
m., to ask for pardon ; = miti
ampun ; mnafkan, to forgive ; all
mahap.
Bi*aHin, =" malim.
■nftftlniu, Ar, known, understood.
UUuunnr, Ar, prosperous, populou
abounding.
mtwMia, Ar. meaning, signitieancc,
nuMshTik, Ar. the beloved one ; mis-
tress ; loved.
MtAok, intoxication, giddy sickness ;
™. blrahi, intoxicated with love ; m,
dardh, faint from loss of btood or at
the s^ht of blood ; m. IcSchviong,
dazed by datura poisoning; m. omlah,
sea-aick.
oogle
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, this
uuj and hat
Tarn.
Uabanf , a generic name for a num-
ber of treea ('imcaranga spp.)
naliap, Ar. purdon, forgiveness i also
maaf.
uaJtnr, Ar. the settlement on a bHdo
by the bridegroom ; =■ mas kaviirt.
takbii, Ar. experienced ; matter oS
thus.
maoliail, Jar. a tiger.
maohang', the horae-mango {mangi-
feia fuetida); ai&a imbachang.
madali, Ar. sajing ; uttoraoce ; bir-
madah, ta say, to speak. II. Ar. the
name of tho vowel point marking
the long aiif,
madam, I. depression, heaviness ;
oppression of spirit. II. Eur. a lady
of rank.
madat, I. Hind, prepared opium ;
chandu. II. a turret, a watohtower ;
battlements.
ntadrMah, Ar. a school,
madn, I. Skc. sweetness, honey ;
ayer m., honey ; (aui in., an ocean ot
sweetness. II. rival (especially a
vival in affections or a riv^ wife).
uaf Iloih, Ar. understood, grasped,
fO,mprehended ; tiada mafkiMi ukan
iiMana inlioBa, Mllnyv, he had not
grasped the true spirit of the Malay
lai^uage.
m^irUg', overripe (of fruit).
magltlnb, Ar. couqnered, overcome.
mafflirlb, Ar. the ivest.
uafnn, the steersman's compart-
ment in a native ship.
malia, Skr. great (need in compounds
only) ; maha-blsar, very great ; maha-
mulio, most illustrious i maha-Hnggi,
most exalted.
malial, costly; diOlcult to got ; rare;
mahal di-bUi, iiikar di-ckari, dear to
MAKHLUK
'. a buffalo ; a title in
ancient Java ; also misa.
makkamalt, Ar. a coart of justice.
malilEota, Skr. acrowQ; also m^oCiz.
maldau, = medan.
maimim, Ar. lucky, fortunate.
main, sport, play, amusement j in.
Jtidi, gambling ; bSrmain, to play,
to play at ; bSrmaiit
majakani, a, medicinal plant (un-
identified).
majal, short and broad (of a knife).
majapahit, a plant (uniden titled) t
it gave its name t<i a famous Java-
nese cjty and empire.
majlia, Ar. assembly, gathering ; di-
Ungah m., in public.
majmn', Ar. sum total.
majoli, glufctonona in eating.
ntsjn, progress, advance, prosperity.
XajnJ, Ar. the giant Magog,
majnm, oakum.
hmJubI, Fers. magian ; connected
with the Zoroastrian religion.
mak, mother; also ma',
maka, then ; and so j next ; a abort
interval oS time.
mokam, Ar. a grave with a small
pavilion over it ; a grave-ahrine.
maban, food ; (consumption ; pene-
tration or biting into ; m, nasi, to
dine j m. j'Snoft, to eat one's fill ; di-
maian kai-at, oaten into with rusti
m. aiiap, to take hribea ; m. gaji, t«
receive regular pay ; makaaan, food,
things eat^n ; i^makan, a consumer.
makar, I. hard, stony (of fruit).
II. Ar. trickiness ; resourcefulness;
wilineas.
makbrtl, Ar. confirmed, approved,
makhlTik, Ar. created things |
kind J humanity, ^^ |^
MAKI li
m»kl, I. abuse, reviling, bad langnage ;
ntlniaki, to revile, II. Ar. aBna malt,
"sennn of Mecca" (cassia angutli-
folia).
Uakia, more, the more ; makin lama
matin baik, the lonffcr the belter.
makotn, Shr. crown ; sJsu mahkota.
BUbkroli, Ar. hateful, detestable.
makaud, Ar. wisli, desire,
Buirtub, Ar. written ; set^ down in
writ in j(.
nuU, Ar. property j bait-v,l-mal, the
tretiBurj.
lOkla, I. Skr. accareed ; a curse ; mie-
fortnne ; nt. <pi$taka, extreme Ul-Iucli.
II. faded, withered (of flowers).
nuhlfti, a flower worn in the hair;
auniing m,, id.
aUtlKlkftt, At. an angel.
m^lftlf, Ar. angel ; malalc-v.l-maut,
tJie angel of death — usuallj pro-
nounced malik-ul-ntatit.
maliaa, nigbt ; the darknesB ot uigbt g
tingah m,, midnight ; eiang m., day
and nightj sa-malam, last night;
jeBterday evening; hirmalam, to
paEB the night.
nulftlt, drunk, mazed, confused, per-
plesed.
malAttif, I. adverse fortune ; adver-
sity; anlucky obstacles, 11. a pin-
nacle-rock.
inalap, flickering (of a ]ight) ; dulled
(of radianee),
malapftri, a sea-shore tree (fagrtea
fdatigiaia ?)
lanlAr, constantly, steadily ; regu.
laritji uniformity; m. puchal Jmntt,
always pale and thin ; ayer malar
du:i d^pa, water with a constant
depth of two fathoms.
maW, idleness, laziness, slnggish-
llUklan, malau gan, (Kedab) sesling-
wai [mo!au is a variant ot imbalaa].
malaiiii, Ar. accursed, evil.
mall, I. pBmafi, tabooed, forbidden.
11. tali Umali, cordage; mimali, to
twine string, III., a generic name
given to several plants, especially,
(mali-maU) to leea sambuHna.
maliffal, Tam, a palace ; also maha-
ligai.
mallll, I. Ar. a king. II. see malal:.
mallm, Ar, a learned person (espc-
ctally one learned in navigation) ;
a navigating officer or first mate,
maliug, Jav, a thief ; thieving ; jnntu
m., a aide or back entrance to a
Malay honse.
malls, faded, dulled (of brigbt
colour).
maiong, a large fish {mursneaox
telabon).
malu, shame ; modraty ; bashfulness ;
mSiinroTt III,, to feel shame; injndopof
m., to be put to sbame ; cWiiffdm tiada
m., shameless; igmaJmrn, feelings
of modest; or shame ; the pudenda.
mam, tu suck at the breast.
mantah, chewing, masticating, crush-
ing in the moutb ; m. dial;, to chew
the cud.
mamai, talking in one's sleep.
mamak, uncle, aunt ; uncle (as a
form of address from a prince to an
aged minister),
UL, a generic name given to
(unidentified) medicinal pfsnts,
.da, uncle; a respectful
of momak.
tg, I. a stony nuuoticing stare ;
looking but not perceiving. II. gopoh
ntomang, estreme haste.
mamlHUig, a spirit, the personifica-
tion of the sunset-glow.
maialrailg, hollow, lacking in fleaby
substance (of very yonng fruit).
maiiMlE, slightly changed or gone off
(of taste or flavour).
mamlakat. At. kingdom.
niaituntg, dull, nneeeing (of the eyes)
mampat, I. tight ; densely packed.
II. manijjoi-mampof, a name given
to Borne plants (cralomyloii spp.)
lliainpn, means, resonrces ; ~ vpaya.
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MAMU i;
to be wiped out ; to " iitk the
bucket," to " cnjak."
mama, uncle ; a rariant of mamak,
mwntin, obscure, involved (of ac-
counts) ,
man, Hind, a measure of n-eight ; a,
niaund.
mana, I. where, which, what, how,
why i di-mana, in what place,
where; ta-mana, whither; dari-
mana, whence. II. = maana.
maaali, I. esteemed, II. heart,
feelings.
manal, pale, ansemic ; pacluit m,, id.
auuiau, rotan laanau, a long and
flexible rattan (species unidenti.
fied),
maacbit, to spout out or gash out.
miauihoag, clear-cat, sborp-angled
(of the profile and espeoially the
manda, = mamanda.
maadai, a tree (unidentified).
mMldam, dizzy, intoxicated ; m.
khiali, id.
HUWiJm H , I. to soe ; to gaze at, ^
mlmandatig, from pandang. II.
tlmandang, aspect ; imposing ap-
pearance.
mandariah, =^ bandanah,
mandi, bathing ; to bathe ; lata m.,
a, rook that is Jnst awash; Umpat
m., a bathing-placo ; mandilran or
mSmanrlikan, to give a bath to.
mandoii;, a cock.
mandnl, childless, anfruitful, barren.
mandor. Port, a " mandore " ; a
headman of coolies.
maa«b, Skr. a bead; eu-ulau manek-
manek, a string of beads.
uutsra, I, we, four servant ; aiso
mSndera.
nanfiMt, Ar, profit, gain, success,
advantage.
■tt^ngap, Jav. agape ; with jaws wide
open — cf. matigau.
maniftra, agape (especially with
astonishment) j tnangap-m., wide-
agape — of. monjroy.
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xa&agg&, Skr. the mango— ueuall;-
minipttom ; kunchi m., a padlock.
maaggar, ^ mangkar.
ULaaggiB, the mangosteen {gaicinia
muiiggoetana}.
maMggiate,, = manggii.
taanggxCL, tanah uian^^iil, high land.
mangffiuitatL, = manggis,
manifka, = mahi.
manffkar, I. mayang mangkar, the
opening blossom of the coconat (a
simile for curly haJr). II. unripe,
bard ; also makar,
vasMg'ka.i, " to be boiTie aloft " (a
euphemism for death when speaking
of a prince).
maugkah, sticking out in all direc-
manETknlmmi, a regent (in litera-
ture), = pfmangku, riija.
mangsa, Skr. deeh; food] prey (of
animals).
manual, Skr. a compound of burnt
tanioiind bast used for staining; the
teeth.
mangn, = mangau.
mani, Ar. the seminal fluid.
manlkam, Tam. gem ; essence ;
embryo ; jouJiar juga yang mSaginal
m,, it takes a jeweller to pronounce
upon a gem, prov.
mauis, I. sweetness ; sweet g (in
colour) lightness ; adas m., aniseed ;
gigi m., incisor tooth ; kayw m., cin-
namon i klmanimn, sweetness ; pi-
inonis, a charm to render oneself
attractive, II. jari manis, the ring-
mfUiJapada, Skr. the earth ; the
abode of mortals.
maajong, = anjong,
mauok, bird ; — taiggas g m. deviuta,
the bird of paradise.
maaora, ^^ mSttdora.
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MANTBGA 1'
mante^, ^ mlnlega.
mantira, Skr. a magical formula.
maniiBia, Skr. maatind ; man ; oraiig
in., a human being; nymca m., the
human soul ; lidah m,, the hnman
tongne.
manraiL, = kimenyan.
nuipar, garig majiar, a flttt-eiidpd
bniiiier'B chisel— cf. papai:
mora, I. Skr, danger, uiiBfortune ;
mara-bahaya, danger, riBic, peril, IT.
kota Jaara, the breaatwocfc protect-
ing the gunners in the battery of a
Malay pi rate -ship.
maxBJbe.h.KfB., see mara.
nuurah, anger, wrath ] m. angin, idle
threats ; mhonrnhJcan, to rouse to
aUKd&ll, Fers. men.
ma>«ka, » 'inSreia.
m&rga, Skr. a wild animal ; ii<ai'(/u-
sSfiia, wild animala generally.
nuwrliiUB, Ar. that has found mercy ;
al-iaarkii'H, the iate (prince).
marl, here j come here ; ka-nuiri,
hither; batea ka-mari, bring! p^'gi
i»,, going and coming. [In the
StriutB, mart ia often used for
dia sudah m., he haa come].
mari&t, Ar. perfect knowledge ;
true wisdom ; the wisdom of holiness.
KUUika, = mSrekti.
maHkh, Ar. (the planet) Mars.
marlpat, = marifat.
marlnli, Fort, the mark ou a suund-
ing line.
martabat, Ar, a i-img of a ladder ; a
grade in the scale of rank.
martll, Port, a hammer,
nuumt, charwt-manft, very vile (of
ewearing)— cf. churat.
mtui, gold, golden ; a term of endear-
ment j a Jaranese title; a weight =
^\ taliit; m. kawin, the Bettlcmenta
on a bride ; m, tfinpmvan, hammered
gold; a term of endearment; m.
I MASOK
"rai, gold dust; nijat «r., a born
slave ! ayer m,, gilding i blitang m,,
gold thread j i^las m., gold leaf.
masa, Skr. time, aeaBon, period,
epoch ; pada m. itu, at that time ;
jNida liap-liap in. dan kitHa, at all
times and seasons ; m, mana, when.
ntaaaalah, Ar. a tbesis'; a pazzling
question J an enigma; an interro-
gatory.
masai, kusut matai, very much in
disorder (of the hair).
uasak, ripe, mature, cooked; to
cook, to smelt ; nt. mSntah, food
cooked and raw — an offering to evil
spirits; juitt TO., a Cook; kapiir m.,
plaster.
nvHUkan, perhaps ; what though ; "
what if ; supposing.
'la^ Ar. a prayet-mat.
n, acid, aour; m. muka, sour-
faced — ct. OSOtB.
Haaeh, I. Ar. Al-magch, the Uessiah,
Jesus. II. = matt.
KMehl, Ar. Christian, Protestant.
maahglinl, Ar. sad, sorrowful.
maslitanr, Ar. famous, ivell-known;
mashhKrIian, to Bpread newg.
maaliTek, Ar. the east.
masi, still; while still; m. lagi,iH.
di-liiiat-nya maai ada lagt baginda
tlda-ng blrkata-hala dlngan sa-orang
tlman-nya, he saw that the king
was still conversing with one of his
companions.
Kaifli, = Miueh.
Uaiihi, = Masebi.
mailll, salt, briny, brackish — cf. aaiit.
mMtiug, separate, singly ; musing,
mailing, each — cf. aging,
masiat, Ar. crime, treachery, wicked.
Uasjli, Ar. a mosque ; wa^'i'i-uE.
haram, the great mosqne at Mecca;
also mlsigif.
nuwok, entering; progress inwards;
di-bawa m,, carried in ; m. kSlwir,
going in and out; m. Mam i
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MA8TULI U
masott or mimwfohi, to enter into ;
masotfaiB or mSmasokkait, to jnaert.
nuMtnli, him maaiuH, a heav; cloth
of rich silk.
mat, Pera, mate (at chess) skah-nuit,
checkmate.
nwtA, I, eje, focus, centre ; the blade
or point of a weapon i a point of the
oompaas ; m. ayer, a spring ; m. bUul,
the head of a boil ; m. goheh, the
blade of a betel-nnt pounder ; m.
puntinp, the point of a pair of
Bcissors i m. hart, the aun ; m. Jinf i,
mental perception ; the mind's eje ;
in. jalan, an outp<»t, a scout ; m.
jttliiip, squint-eyed ; m. toti, a fish-
book ; m. luikap, the plug-hole ; m,
tcayti, a knot in wood ; m. Iiiria, the
blade of a kfrin ; m. hacking, " cat's-
eye," a well-known fruit (nepheUum
malayeTiBe) ; damar m. kuching, a
valuable damar obtained from hopea
gloiosa ; m, liar, wild-eyed ; «i. lahi,
the orifice of a wound j m.-mata, (in
independent Malaya), a satellite of
the shah-iaadoT or harbour-maater ;
Sin Malacca) a pivghidu'i asMstant ;
ID British Malaya generally) a
policeman j m.-m. gilap, a detective ;
dUmata-mata, openly; aa-mata-mata,
obviously, clearly, plainly ; m. pandk,
the point of an arrow j m. pasai,
blue eyes j grey eyea ; m. pidcm^, the
blade of a sword ; m. pidoman, the
needle of a compaas ; m, pnnai,
" green-pigeons' eyes " ; the lozenge-
shaped apertures in a grille or cross-
grating 1 in. tabun, pale-eyed, white-
eyed j m. luav,, the nipple of the
breaat ; m. tong, the bung. hole in a
oaak ; onnt m., the pupil of the eye ;
ayer m., tears ; Mrmain m,, eye-p^y,
biji m., the eyeball i 6«Ju m,, eye-
laishes; chakaya m., light of the eyes;
a term of endearment j cMrmin m.,
eye-glaases, spectacles ; tltir m., the
comer of the eye; IcHopalc m., the
eyelid j Hang i»,, the eye-socket j
orang-vrangan m., the image in the
1 MAWAS
pupil of the eye ; puteh m., being
pnt to shame ; eilap m., false
fretences ,' legerdemain ; tints m.,
1) olearneas of vision i (2) second
eight. II. Ar. things of yalnoj gems,
etc., which repreaent great value in
small compaas; m. blnda and m,
dojaitpojt, id.
iBaitBi'b, blne-Iights ; Eomaa candles.
laatah, = mlntah.
matahari, the sun — v. mata and
haH.
tna,tniig, plrmataiig or j)emafang, a
stretch of high sandy soil in a rice-
swamp.
m&tang, Jav. cooked, ripe, ^ ma,eak.
tnatl, death ; finality ; ended ; m. di-
bitnah, death by violence ; " a bad
end " ; m. Umas, death by suffocation
or drowning ; m, piicftoS, loss of
virilicy j hilanja m., fiied allowance ;
grant m., a freehold grant of land ;
Mrga m., a fined price j stniptd m.,
a knot which is not a slip-knot or
rutming knot i m, andkj = pitntian^tk,
q.v, ; Tiarong m. sa-tntran, a bird
{anorrhinua (folcriftie) ; hSmatian,
death, termination.
man, wish, intention, will ; a common
bnt vulgar aosiliary for forming the
future; mau. ta'-mo«, willy-nilly,
manlana, Ar. lord, maater.
Uanlla, Ar. O God ; my lord.
maalud, Ar. birthday ; bvlan M.,
tbc month containing the Prophet's
birthday, the month Sabi'Sl-awal.
maang, unpleasant in taste j nasty
(of flavour).
maat, Ar. death ; the hour of death ;
maifik-Mi-mattt, the angel of death.
mawa, a leaf-monkey XsetnnopifhccKs
8p,) — believed by Malaya to live on
■H.,id.(
e-water ;
dew.
mawar, Ar. r
uaipaa, the Sumatran-Malay name
for the miaa or orang-outang (si'miu
entyrwi) — aa animal only known to
Peninsular Malaya by traditimt and
oogle
so endowed with miraculous attri-
butes.
mawin, Itawin-mawin, marriage- tos-
tivitioH ({enerally ; a freqaentative
of kawiin,
m^a, I. Skr. nneubstantial, illuBOt? ;
mayapada, this transitory eari>h ; —
manjapada. II. umuf mayo, trioki-
nesa— a corraptiOQ of tbe name of
'Umar Uiamaiyiif the UljsseB of the
Eiliaj'at Hamza.
maTaJn, a weight = ^j of a tahil or
hongltal.
uajTMif , the blossom of a palm ;
aijp^rti fln. m^tiffUTai, or sS'pSrti tii^
mliar, like the unfolding blossom of
the palm— a symbol for beautiful
cm-ling hail',
tuayapaSa, see mitya and manjapada.
mayat, Ar. a dead body (expressed
respectful ly)^of. banglcai.
ntayan, absent-minded.
m&'jong, a tteatJioal performance
met with in the Northern States of
the Peninsula.
UABknT, Ar. mentioned, stated ; g£-
pSrti yang tirmaikar, ae stated.
medan, Fere, a plain, an open field,
a field of battle.
mSSang', I. a generic name given to
a large number oE trees of the order
laurinea; and to others whieh have
a timber of similir appearance. II.
iatu mSdang ailn, a kind of gypsum
used medicinally.
midu, I. squeamiahness, nausea. II.
mldu vlangm, a Complimentary epi-
thet occurring in Malayo-JavaneBe
meerat, Ar. to die ; to fall in ft
trance j the admiaaion of MuJiamtnad
toheafen; the golden stairs ; bulon
M., a name given to the month Rajah.
tatgn, I. Skr. white fleecy clouds ;
cirrhuB ; m, bSrangknt, rising white
cirrhuB ; to. blrarak, white clouds
chasing each other across the sky ;
m. dadtt, a rosy-tinted snnset sky.
II. jou; = Eii^tau,
mSfralE, disreepoctful ; taking liber-
mei^aii, a sweetmeat.
m6ffat, Skr. a (Kedah) title given to
men of good birth (eapeoially when of
royal descent on the mother's side).
meja, Port, a tale.
mSjam, rotation round a motionless
centre ; the rotation of a wheel in
an engine-room.
mfijei£i, fair, pretty, handsome.
meka, = mega, II.
nifikax, Jav, to open oat (of a bud or
bioaaom) ; mayang ™,, the opening;
blossom of the palm — a simile for
curling hair.
mSkiH, defiance Eme* s to defy
mOlainkan, but st 11 nsTertheless
except ; see la
mUaka, Skr a pla b (phjUanfl u
l>eciinalut) , gv {, t9 lane to the
well-known town f Malacca g la
111., syrnp ; toconufc sugar a well
known sweet eaten w th coconut
sugar ; bauh n a Malay dumpl ng
— dough filled w th sweets.
iiiBlara,t, I, difii ulty loss injury
II. see larat.
mBlaa, badly fitt ng ; not coinciding
mfilatl, Skr. a ame for the jasu ae
—usually mSlu (ja n n so bu)
Mfilasnt, Malayan Malay Moham
madiin ; analc X a Malay or g
3f., id. ; mas i Sf , to become a
Muhammadan ; M. jati, a trne Malay.
mBlela, see lelji.
mfililin, = m^Tlilm.
mSliiuaii, — mSrlimau.
mfilismiL, = halimv-n.
mUlng, to turn awayj to look in
another direction.-
mSIli, inquisitivenesB,
ntUokan, = mlTlokan,
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mfilnkiit, broken grains of Iinsked
rioe ; also UmuJcut.
nifilnr, the Indian jasniitie (jasminv,m
mem, Eng. a Bnropean la^y.
memali, = mali-inali—v. mali, III.
mtaaang, permanentlj ; definitely ;
for good ; memang taku hahasa, to
know a lB.iigoage beyond the possi-
bility of forgetting it,
mfimar, bruised, crushed (o( atruit).
mfimliaaliang, ^ Smbachang.
mSmbalau, = SmbaZau.
mSmberaiig, = &fi*aii^-&^r(in?.
memek, wliining, fretting (as a very
younj; child).
mSmiraiig, = ISrang-Urana.
mfimpas, = mSpa»,
mSmpedal, ^ jn^iial.
mSmpfidn, = /(StiipS^u.
mSmpeiai, Tarn, a bridegroom ; naik
m., to ascend the hrida] daJs; to bo
married.
mfimpfilBiu, the mango (majigifem
iiifJieu).
ufinipfiiaa, a plant (lefracera assa) .
' - ■ e given ■ ■
and alyj!ia
plants (aij.
Ivcida),
mSmpeninET' i» generic name for
several trees (qiteirtis spp.)
mfimpOyAU, a plant (rkodamnia fri-
mfina, I. calcnlation ; = kirn; sa-
mSna-mSiJo, about, approximateiy j
tidak h&reamina or tiada tSpirm&iai,
incalcnlable. II. see s&mlna.
mfinaln, = bendalu.
mBnanff, to win ; to prevail ; to I
successful ! in
torj to.
mlnantn, eo-
,, Ar. a
■|1^fl^lan, to give v
n-law, daughtcr-in-
g what is in
uentit, coveting;
another's possession.
mfinatu, a laundryman.
mSuckak, fencing (in a sort of sword-
dance) I = m^in 'pSnckak^
i mEnjana
mBncliiiig, at full stretch, fully dis-
mSndam, ^ mandam.
mendBleka, a tree yielding a kind oE
bread-frnit.
mSudera, I, we ; yonr servant.
m6ud6rouff, a sedge nsed in mat-
ufiudikai, a water-melon.
mSndoucf , Jav. gloomy ; overcast (of
the weather).
mindora, a theatrical performance
of Siamese or Bnddbiat origin.
iBttudtiBta, false, sham (of a chignon,
ntSnera, = m^ndera.
minfirong, = minMrong.
mSngall, = panting ; puffing.
mdngeli, drawing a quick breath (aa
mfiugfirua, gay with colour; pretty
m&nglcal, half-ripo (of frnit); just
beginning to soften.
mSnfrkaroiig, = MngTcarong.
mSng'lcavaii, ^ bSngTcainan.
min^kSlan, sticking in the throat ;
UmilngkHan, stuck In the throat
(of food),
mduirkis, defiance ; also milcis.
mfincfkonff, chlngkoiig-mlngkong,
very hollow and emaciated (of the
mBngkoyan, = nij^mjuo^an.
mBnffknang, the common screw-
pine (pandanus atrncarpus). [The
name is also given to some other
species of pandamia.]
mBn^knda, a generic name for a
number of plants used in dyeing
(especially morinda tinetoria).
nt.Bng'kaiijrit, ~ mSi-kwayit.
mbagan, bulu niEngeu, the fine hairs
round the forehead.
men^t, ill-fitting, unauitablo, in-
harmonious.
mBnlaefa, = hirniaga.
m&njftk, see nSmSnjak.
mBnJana, see elmlnjana.
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n&lljtuigaii, the barking-deer ^c^-
iiuIbs muntjac) ; usually kijang.
mSnjelai, ^ jUai.
mtnong, t^i-mlnotig, sunk in thouglit.
jainoxa, = mendora.
mfinto, = nrfta.
mfintoll, raw, uncooked ; mamic in.,
food cooked and uncooked — as an
offering to CTil spirits.
mfintauff, see ilmHtang.
xaintangnr, = blntangar.
mtateETft, Fort, bntter.
mfintilftfa, see semSntHah.
mSntftca, = manUra.
luBntCri, Skr. ministflr, vizier ; plr-
miatlgi, a plant (thibaudia ap. ?)
mfintimuu, a generic name for
gourds, pnmpkinH, passion -flowers,
etc, ( also tintun, q,y.
tnButna, father-in-law ; mother-in-
mlpas, fl^-fishinj^,
ntlraga, ^ inarga.
oJlaMgi, variegated in colouring — cf.
ragi ; barong m,, the painted snipe
(roetratala capenBie).
mftxaJi, a Sumatrttn title of distinc-
merohi red ; nt. tun, dark red ; m.
mlrang, Lright red ; m, muda, light
red i m. padant, lotus-red, fiery
red — as the face of an angry war-
Uftrak, a peacock {pavo muticus) ;
m. iitas, a " golden peacock," a type
of a beautiful bird ; Jambul iti., " the
peacock's crest," a name given to a
plant (potneiomo pnlcherrima).
mSrakap, Ar. jahil mSraltap, igno-
rtmce added to ignoraace ; extreme
ignorance.
mttran?. ma-ah mlrang, bright red.
mSranffa, an ol«oIete musical wind-
instrument,
mfiruitl, a name given to a number
of trees (efwrea spp.) which yield a
good soft wood,
m). II, :
blram
mtobali, the yellow-rented bnlbul
(xjycnnnotua analie).
mfixbak, see eSmlrbak,
iu6rbatn, a generic name given to
several trees (_parinarium spp.)
mftrbau, the well-known bard-wood
tree (ci/selia palembaHtea),
mfirliaya, = mara-bahaya.
mfirbok, the Malay tnrtle-dove {iur-
tur tigrinue),
mtolialaii, a tree (unidentified).
mtolialoll, a plant (gynotrochea axt'I-
larin).
miroha, Skr. to faint, to swoon.
mirchapada, Skr. the earth ; =^
mfirclta, summit, crest, highest pin-
nacle-
mirohun, crackers, fireworks, car-
mfirdaJiffga, an ancient Javanese
musical ingtmraent.
mtodfiheka, Skr. freedom (in con-
tradistinction to slavery) ; mSrdelie-
kakan, to liberate ; also mSrdska,
mfirdeka, see mSrdihtlio.
uirdu, Skr. soft, sweet (of the voice
irof n
lie).
mSrtli, Ar. urai mlreh, the windpipe.
mSraka, they; mSreka-itu, id.
mBrfila, improperly suggestive (of
behaviour).
mBifilanff, smooth - edged ; without a
rim or raised border.
uerenff, to heel over (of a boat).
mixga,, — marga.
mtrfftotna, = marga-fStaa.
mfirgok, = bSrgok.
mfiriam, a cannon ; pSdafi m., the jtun-
carriage ; ringgit m., the pillar-dollar.
mftrikan, Tam. an hononflc in use
among Mniiammadan settlers from
Southern India,
mftrinyn, Port, an overseer i ui
inspector of police ; a municipal
iuspectot) a liuid bailiff.
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mfirjagonf, a pkut {ixonanthes
mSxJBJi, At, red coial bends.
mtrkab., to crack, to split ; saga in.,
the cracking Indian pea — a simile
for the mouth ; dlUma m., the crack-
ing pomegranate ; another simile for
a beautiful mouth.
mfirknlMUg, a tree {mesietia kei--
mBrlranylt, akar mSrktmyii, a plant
(foBcimum bi'ameannm) ,
mfirlilin, a plant (aoidenlified).
latollman, ofcarmiriiniau.aBcandent
thorny wild orange (paramignya
monopkylla).
uSrlokau, a tree (unidentified).
mirombonff, a small tree (timoniua
jamhosella). [The name is also ap-
plied to adina polycephaia, vernonia
arborea and vatica pallida,']
ui^royEUt, I, salcit miroyan, a disease
of women. II. a generic name for
a number of plants — e.g. dissochoela
app.
mGrf adl, a plant (symplocos fascku-
lala).
uBrpati, Skr. a pigeon
mBrplaang, a iHiIm {polyalthta jen-
mftrpnlnff, a plant (t«ra!(ia inhger-
mteselc, sharp, shrdl (of sound)
nilirta, I. Skr. ayfr mSrta-jiwa, the
water of life ; = ayer ■ufama jiiva.
II. sSrta-mirta, and on that very
moment ; thereupon.
mertajam,atree (ei-ioglossum edule).
mBrtaipal, a tree (unidentiGed).
mJSrtlUl, = mlnt'ia.
mfirnap, to boil over ; to boil op.
uBrtuiKf^] ''^^ horse.radish (mo-
rinya pf^rygaBpermo) ; hIko ritnuKg-
mBaaronff, a shell (pinna).
nfiafigit, Ar, a mosque ; also maijid.
UMMn, grinning, uniling j hSrmeiem-
imsem, to keep grinning.
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mfaliaantt, Ar. counsel, conferencs ;
Mrmlshuaraf, to take counsel.
mfisiralL, a name given to some
small plants (iieic cymosa and randia
den»iJlora),
mBsln, saltpetre.
uUsId, Port, although, even though;
m, hSrhisek, sahaya pun tahu, even
thoagh yon speak in whispers, I can
toll what ynu aro saying.
me«ra, Skr. complete assimilation or
absorption throngh and through.
meatftri, a master-workman; a
" niaistry."
mfiatl, Jav. needs ; needs must ;
must ; certainly must.
mfiBtikft, a bezoar ; a talisman ; a
terra of endearment.
Heanarn, Skr. Maheswara ; Siva.
mfisoi, a tree with a fragrant bark
used medicinally (corlex sp.)
uStft, Skr. uncontrollable ; mad (of
am elephant) ; gajah m., a ratting
elephant,
mMftpal, " mirtapal.
mtitxai, see tlra.
mStii, = mutn.
me woh, excess, OTer- abundance, over-
llowing prosperity ; kSmewahan, id.
mewek, pursing up the month to cry j
pouting.
miang', the fine hair-likn pieces of
bamboo seen when a bamboo is split
or broken ; the smart created by
them or by a nettle ; ticklish ; itchi-
ness ; lasoiviousness ; m. gatal, ei-
treme itchiness or lustfaluess.
mlap, miap-tiap, every, each — of. tiap.
midar, =' mengidaT, from idar, q.v.
milural), Ar. the niche in a mosqne
indicating the direction in which
Mecca lies.
mllnt, ^ mega, II.
Mikael, Ar. the Archangel Michael
mllam, an old man or old woman
mllek, Ar. property, possession ;
grant m., a freehold title
nimlMr, Ar. a sort of pulpit or
lectern in a Malay mosqne. ''~^
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mimpl, dreajn, dreaming ; ISrmimpi,
to dream.
lUlna, Skr. tho sea ; gajak m,, the
sea-elepiaot or leviatliai) ; the wtale,
minoit, = menat.
mllLSt^, Port, Tveel: ; hari M.,
Banday.
uinta, requesting i applying for i
aaking for ; m. ampun, to beg pardon ;
in. tabek, to ask to iiB excused ; m.
doa, to pray for any person or thing j
mMmiata, to request ; pirmintaan, a
request — cf . pinta.
mlmun, drinking; mdkan dan m,,
eating and drinking ; m. madaf,
opium smoking ; m, roftot, smoking ;
■mimitiuin, ft drink ; mSminum, to
drink j pSminum, a man given to
drink.
minyalE, oil, fat, ointment, grease ;
m. gag, kerosene oil ; m. ikan, train
oil J m. jaralc, castor-oil ; m. Icachangt
grooad-nut oil ; m. kllapa, coconnt
oil g m. aopi, suet ; m. lanah, crado
petroleum; nt. !e(u«, olive -oil.
mlpU, '^ nipis.
ulrHh, batii mirah, a ruby, a carbun-
cle, a jacinth.
tnlrinK', = mereng,
misft, Skr. buffalo ; an ancient Java-
ncae title; =■ mahisa.
misai, monstache; m. hSrtaring, a
moustache with fiercely tumed-up
ends ; m. ISbat, a drooping moustache.
mlMil, Ar, esample, instance ; misal-
nya, for instance.
Hiair, Ar. n^gSri Misir, Egypt.
miak»l, Ar. a weight of about li
drachms.
mlakiu, Ar. poor ; poverty.
mlaoll, 3b.v, to abuse, to scold.
ml«ra, shot with gold (of cloth) ;
cloth shot with gold thread.
mlstor, Ar, a ruled line ; an limtru-
ment for ruling linos,
mithal, ^ misal.
auodal. Tarn, capital for working a
business ; maJam m., to live on one's
capital.
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Uodar, 'inati tiiodar, to die choked —
in imprecations of D, violent end.
modilt, Ar, a oircumciser.
TOOgBi, mo ja-moga, would that; might
it be ; may it be.
mogah, adnlteryj fornication ; also
mukah,
moh. ^ Smhoh.
mohoa, tgrmo'i on, io take one's leave;
to depart — cf. pofton.
molior, Pers. the stanip or die-mark
mola, ^ mula.
uoleit, charming, pretty.
moloniT, buah mnlong, a sweetmeat
resembling the buah mllaha,
no'mlt, the movements of the month
in speaking or eating.
momob, blunt,
momoug', = numgmong.
monohoag, snout-shaped; a snout;
m, chereTc, the apout of a kettle.
moulok, short and thick ; stumpy —
cf. montoli.
mouKifok, rising in tho form of a
domo ; protuberant (as a small
mound) -, batii m,, a cairn.
monggol, knotty, gnarled (of a tree) ,
monggOX, = mongkor.
monffkok, = monggok.
mongkor, a litter or sedan -chair
(mentioned in romances).
numgmonff, (onom.) a smalt brass
gong (laid on the ground and beaten),
moutOk, short in proportion to its
lengtii ; stumpy— -cf, mondok.
monyet, a monkey ; " monkey " (aa
a term of abuse).
mopen.g', pock-mai'ked ; also lopeng.
morali, — mwah,
mavmag, = murang.
morenff, = c horeng. jnorsnj, streaked
with dirt in all direcfciens — cf. cho-
mOTOns, I, gloomy, despondent, des-
pairing, miaarable. II, a oookit^-
pot. Ill, a medicinal plant (/icirpus
grosmte).
mota, a coarse sail-cloth.
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mo'tabar, Ar, worthy, escelient,
honourable.
moyang, great-grandfather or great-
grandmother ; netieh m,, ancestors,
moyatLEfda, a respectful form of
moyang, great-grandfather.
mosah, Pers. shoes, boota (in litera-
ture only).
mu, you i = Jiamu,
una, disgust, nbhorence ; also miiah
mna&kat, Ar. agreement, arrange-
ment, settled plan ; blnrMafaiat,
to meet in conferenoe ; to settle by
disenssion ; to agree njion j also
mnpak/it and jaalrat,
mnak, disgust, nanacaj also raun.
uiial, to expand ; swelling out (of
rice when boiled).
uaalim, Ar. a learned man : au
expert; a navigator— cf. iimdra,
mnara, the eatuacy of a riTer; =
kuala.
nmat, loading cargo i mitotan, cargo i
bSrmuat, to be laden with; muatkati,
to load with.
muuiam, Ar. awe-inspiring, majes-
tic, sublime j svtian al-m-uasain, the
august sulbin — i.e. the Sultan ot
Turkey.
mnbairab, Ar. blessed.
mnlmt, fragile, weak,
mnda, young, nnripe, light {of colour-
ing), much alloyed (of metals) ;
raja m., the heir-appareut ; mas m,,
much-alloyed gold j inerah m., light
mnSaJi, easy, light, trivial ; dlngan
madah^ya, easily; muda/i-mudahan,
perhaps; possibly; would that; m«-
dakhtn or mSmudahian, to render
easy, painless, or light; plrmudah-
kan, to treat as of little Eiocaunt, to
ntt&ek, travelling up stream.
uadUI, an obsolete musical instru-
mndl, rear, stern, rudder ; jura m.,
the steersman ; Iclmudi, B, rudder ;
Mmudian, after, subsequently.
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iniifti, Ar. a specialist in law and
theology ; a doctor of Muhammadan
law; a sort of chief justice.
mn(^, ^ mogah,
mntaalMt, Ar. lore.
mulialUl, Ar. an intermediate hus-
band required by Mahamma^an law
to render the remarriage of fully
divorced persona legal.
SCttharrMU, Ar. the first month of
the Muhammadan year.
mnjarral}, Ar. tried ; tested by ex-
perience ; trusty.
taiiJiiT, fortunate; good luck; good
fortune ; Mmty'wran, id.
muka, face, countenance, visage,
front ; in . papa a, brazen-faced im-
pudence ; 1)1. inaitis, pleasant look ;
m. earat, a page ; di-m piniv,, in
front of the door; oyer m., eipres-
sion, look; cfmhaya ni., id.; eiri m,,
the chasrm of the countenance;
muka.mvka, feigned feelings, hypo-
critical airs.
miUcaddia, Ar. lail-vl-makaidis, the
heavenly city.
ntnkali, fornication, adultery ; also
mogah.
laukun, Ar. a parish ; a territorial
division ; the area served by one
mosque of general assembly.
mnknn, a bowl or cup.
miila, commencement, beginning,
source ; mula-mttla, to begin with j
firstly; sa-mula, as at first; aa-ltlr-
mnla, in the first plaee ; mnlaX, to
commence, to begin ; mSmiilai, id. ;
pSnitulaan, commencement, begin-
ning.
mnlaB, mulas pSruf, griping pains in
the stomach— -cf. pkJbs.
alalia, Skr.illnstrions, glorious; Mm
yang m., a mantle of splendid ap-
pearance ; maka-mjUia, most illus-
trious i moat enftlted ; 'pirmidialcan,
"^^oogle
panjang m., loqiiaeions ; sldap m.,
foir-Bpoken ; bawa m., tale -bearing.
nmmbang', the yonng coconnt; tho
nut in its early stages of develop-
mwulioiicf, loaded above the gunwale
(of a ship or boat).
mnntia., Ar. devout, religious, God-
fearing; Amir-til-mwmivin, Comman-
der of the Faithful, Caliph.
mnmnt, beating (as the pnlse or
fontanel) ; throbbing.
muiajat, Ar. private devotions,
uiuudLOllg, ^ monchong,
mnndam, ti large wash-tnb of earth-
ntUldii, ft tree (garci-aia dtdcis).
mnadnr, to retreat j = m^gundur,
from undur,
tOMngkix, Ar. to deny, to repndiate
a statement, to refuse.
mtmgkiuti, do me -shaped, covering
like a dome.
man^t, to t«tter.
monshi, Hind, a teacher of languages.
mimtali, vomiting; munfoUom, to
vomit np ; muntahkan darah, to vomit
blood — believed to be the result of an
evil apirit's work and congeqnently
imprecated as a curse.
mimttei, ^ mSntfri.
mupakat, Ar. agreement; decision
after consultation ; blTiaapahat. to
agree npon a course; also muafakat
and pakal,
aOTA, utar m«ra, a venomous snake
{laehesia parpureoiaaralnlua, black
variety, or iioia Bputalrix)~—cl. bara.
mncftli, generous, good-hearted, li-
beral ; cheap ; lagi muroli, lag! di-
iawar, the more I reduce, the more
he bargains! maha-murah, all-gene-
rouB {of God) i ISiBitrohan, genero-
sity.
marai, hrirong mvrai, the magpie-
robin (cojMSchus goafariu) - ' '
cyattaea) ; m. gila, a, name given
fantail fly-catchers (rhipoduro
Port, the match (applied
miui, 1. PerB. a flute or clarionet of
metal. II, moire-cloth.
miirid, Ar. pupil, disciple ; onat ni,,
id.
unrka, Skr. wrath, ai^er ; the wrath
of God or of a prince ; mariai, to
be angered ; rnvrkakan, to be angry
with (a person).
uuxs^, Ar, one sent ; an apostle,
muxttid, Ar. renegade ; .the abandon,
ment of the true faith.
mump, fiery (of colouring) ; brilliant.
UtUR, Ar, nahi Jfttsn, Mosea.
unaftflHr, Ar. a traveller.
lauaang, a generic name for civets;
nt. afcar, the small -toothed palm-civet
(arctogale leucotis) ; m. bahi, the
water-mongoose (herpeetei brachy-
uTtts) ; m. bata, the zebra civet-cat
(arctogale Zeucotis) ; -= la. akar ; m,
buak, the tiger-civet {prionodon gra-
citt«) 1 m. bulan, the white -whiskered
palm-civet {paradotmrae leueomyt-
tax) ; m. jibat, the Indian civet
(viverra sibetha) ; «i. mSnglcxuing, =
ia. paninn ; m. jtaiidaii (the oiTet
pnradoaunM hermaphroditua) ; m,
tiblrau, a dark civet (probably pa-
radoxunte niger) ; m. tinggalong, the
Burmese civet (vivsrra megaipila) ;
Fa' Musang, a legendary person,
whose entraordinary good lack
always got him ont, of the scrapes
into which his impulsive and foolish
' disposition plunged him.
muBhkil, Ar. difficult.
Hvalitarl, Ar. bintang XtishtaTi,
Jupiter,
mufllm, Ar. season ; monsoon j m.
hvjan, the rainy season ; m, fcS-
the north-east monsoon.
mnslUiat, Ar. resource, stratagem,
means; = daya or vpaya.
Knilln, Ar. Moslem, MahammBdan.
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mnaoli, a public eiiemj ;
foe ; bSrmuaoh dgngan,
war with ; ^rmuaohan, i
state of
:. in working order ;
ready for use ; ready.
miutnliil, Ar. fooligli, abBiud, incre-
dible, ridiculous.
niiuitaja.b, Ar. efBcBciotm; snre to
act (of a medicine).
unatftkim, Ar. upright, sincero.
matabir, ^ mo' tahar.
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uatia, Skr. pearl ; sipuf m,, mother-
of-pearl shell; iiifoji m,, diamonds
and pearls — cf . mutiara.
mntiant, Skr. a pearl ; indung m.,
the pearl oyster ; mothet-ot-peari ;
nynm m., a guinea-fowl.
mntn, I. sad, sorrowfal, melancholy,
brooding; birhati m., id, II. a pearl.
III. Tarn, a measure of the purity of
gold ; mas sa-paloh m,, 24 carat gold.
mnTn, baah inuyu, a black and sonr
fruit (speciefl unidentified).
N. Ng, Ny
aaam, Ar. yes ; certainly ; go it is.
naM, Ar. prophet j n. Ibrahim,
Abraham; n.Idris; Enoch; n, Isa,
Jesus ; nabi-nabi, the starfish of
seven points— of. lapak stdaimaa,
nadar, ^ nadiar.
Badi, = Skr. tbe arterial pulse.
nadir, I. yiraha nodir, a large
Malacca type of sea-goiug fishing-
boat. II. Ar. inspector, supervisor,
oreraeer; = nadzir.
uodaar, Ar. a vow ; a promise made
to God.
nadltr, Ar. an OTcraeer, a superin-
tendent, ait inspector ; also nadir.
nafiti, Ar. breath, respiration ; mS.
mareJt m., to breathe [ Mraafns, id. ;
also vaipas.
nafl, I. Ar. expulsion, banishment ;
tMJiiait, to expel. II. Ar. adranta-
geons, proiitable, spiritually useful.
naflrl, Pers. a long narrow trumpet
Boleranly blown at a coronation, and
10 one of Che jealously guarded ap-
purtenances of Malay royalty.
luf kah, Ar. means of livelihood ; a
living ; mSnchai-i n,, to seek a liveli-
hood ; mSiids.fat »., to earn a liveli-
naftn, Ar. lust, passion, the prompt-
ings of the fiesh ; hawa n., id. ;
miwikwii n., to bridle one's pasaiona.
uag^, Skr. a dragon, a snake of
supernatural size ; cbufo n., the horn
of a dragon ; gfmala n,, the luminous
bezoar with which a dra^n lights
its way; n. ialun, a dragon that
kills by lashing with its tail ; n.
birapi, a fire-brea thine dra^n } n.
tttro, a snake that spits out venom
on its foes (jinta spvtatrix ?) ; n.
gSntala, a gigantic dragon that
lies stil! and simply sucks its prey
into its mouth — see also below : n.
amha-ag, a huge marine dragon ; n.
blrJHn'O!}, B. blrs^J'u and n, gSalala,
names of patterns (converging, di-
verging and parallel lines, respec-
tively) ; n. naga, (1) a dragon-shaped
^pire-head; (2) the keelson; 'pirah-a
J:a%apn,, a boat with a dra^n -shaped
£gure-head.
na^aari, a tree yielding a pretty-
flower {messvaferrd).
nail, there 1 — an interjection.
naliak, Hrixahak, excited (of appetite,
last, or desire).
ualias, Ar. iil-stEuired ; foredoomed
to miafortune ; saat yang «., an un-
lucky hour,
nabl, At. the forbidden ; ». Allah,
what God has forbidden.
nahn, Ar. giammai — i.e. Arabic to^
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neili, Ar. deputy ; «, Jcali, a kali'a
deputy ; n. raja, 3, viceroy.
aaik, ascent, motion npwiu^s ; «. raja
or n. Mrajaan, to ascend the throne i
n. hSreta, to mount up into a, carriage ;
n. darat, to go aahoro ; n. haji, to go
DQ the pilgrimage to Uecca; tingah
n., half-grown j hSaailcaii, a mount ; a
steed or Tehicle.
n^ii, Ar. filth ; things which defile ;
Jrfnaii., to incur poliiition ; kilahaan
yang »., filthy habits.
nak, = hin^h.
tOtka,, part-ainging ; singing in alter-
nation.
ttakol, perrerse, migohieTOUS ; bSi--
nakal or infnaA^cit, to commit mischief
in sheer wantonness.
uoklioda, Pers. the master of an
Arab or Persian trading- ship.
ual, (Dutch) wad.
ualeb a measure of capacity, = 16
gantang.
ttali, I. a turn to play, an innings in
a Malay game. II. — naleh.
naniBi, Skr. name, designation, re-
nown ; imma-nya Miihammady he
was named Mahammad; biroleh ■a.,
to obtain renown ; namai and nama-
tan, to namtii hlraama, by name,
named i Mnamaati, reputation, re-
nown ; tJinamo, famous.
nambl, an ulcerating disease of the
fruit tree {cynometra
cauujiora).
naupak, to see; to be Tisible— ef.
nampal, marl , alsonajml.
nan, who, which, that — a poetic
equivaient of yang,
nanab, matter, pns.
naual, a monkey (in ti
of magic).
uanar, giddy j Billy (af
of a blow) i wild behavi
resnlt of illness).
nauiM, the pine-apple ((
nanSa, = anahanda.
aanioag, hipai nandong, the lat^
squirrel (>ie>«r«B bicolor).
nanv, — nan and yang.
uaug'ak, a trunkless palm (nnidenti-
lied).
nuig^ka, the jaclt-frnifc (artocarpus
iniegrifolio).
uaugni, dwarf; baU »., a namo
given to the half -grown witd-pig;
aJtak n., n dwarf,
naninff, a large wasp.
nAnti, awaiting, to await ; (in bazaar
Malay) shall, will; nanlikan, to
await, to wait for; mSnnnti, to sit
waiting.
napal, marl ; also naatpal.
napsia, Ar. breath, respiration ; also
nafa».
napl, inability to notice ; abeent-
mindedness; unconsciousness of
napoll, the larger ehevrotin (ti-agulus
nara, Skr. hero, man (only oceur-
ing in titles).
uaraoka, = nlracha.
aaraka, Skr. hell, apt n, the fires
of hell.
narvaatn. spikenard ; frankincense.
nasab, Ar. race, descent, family,
Uasar, Ar. bKrnng ansar, the niltnre.
uasek, nasFi-naset, a generic name
for many plants (especially eiigenm
isylamca).
nasi, boiled rice j makan n., to dine t
n. hadap-hadap, the rice consumed
at a wedding f^st [if the bride is a
widow, it is called nasi tZomai] ;
n iahiili, "pillau" rice; n. Sufcus,
steamed rice ; «. leaning, rice cooked
with salEroit ; n. ISmak, rice cooked
in coconut water ; n. lainyak, rice
cooked in oil or mutton-fat; ii.
pUahur^ rations ; n. palav, = n.
hahali; n. tanibah, a second helping
of rice ; n. ianak, plain boiled rice.
naalb, Ar. fortune, luck, destiny, lot
in life ; sudah v,nUmg n, " '
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destiny ; n. malang, extreme bail
luok i mimbawa n., to tcuat to lock ;
to risk one's all.
naaihat, Ar. advice ; tlie moral ai a
story ; minaBihat^ to advise-
natilf^. At. original text {eiitio
jtrincapa).
Nasranl, Ar. " Nazarene " ; Chris-
tian (eBpeciallf Roman Catholic) ;
nata, Skr. lord, prince ; sanff-n., the
king,
natang', Siani. a French window.
natar, smooth, level; = raia; also
nati, a fool, a blockhoad.
uau, a palm (ai-enga tacchaTtfefa).
nannif, shade ; shelter from the snn ;
slielter generally ; itavAigi or niS-
iKiKBifi, to give shelter to ; hima^iig,
to take shelter.
tLlkTam, the blade of a pioughshSii-e.
nasam, Ar. ordor, composition,
arrangement ; — Icarangan.
neemat, Ar. a delight ; a pleasure ,-
a joy ; anything pleasant to the
ueira, = neka.
nBffara, I. Skr. city, town — a poetic
variant of nSgSH. II. Ar. a kettle-
drum (included among the insignia
of Malay royalty).
u6Erfiri. Skr. town, city, atate.
neka, Skr. kinds, species ; sSria n.,
rarjoua ; also aneia.
nfilayan, Tam. a Ssherman.
nfinaB, = nanas.
nenda, a respectful variant of nenek,
grandfather or grandmother,
uenek, grandfather, grandmother j
li. moyang, ancestors.
Ben«llda, - nenda.
nattM, blTnenes, to ooze oat (of pna).
nfiutituta, Skr. aa-n^nWusa, always,
at all times [usually in the forma
BininUasa or sEnfinsa.]
uSracha, a balaoco ; a seneitiv^e pair
of scales.
neaan, Pera. a grave-atone.
nBscliaTa, c
It be, r
, inevitable.
nSata, — niata,
nfiittapa, Jav. and Skr. sorrow, mis-
fortnne, fiuHering.
aetiasa, = nlntiasa.
ngada, mittgiida'ngada, to he boast-
ful or patted up with conceit,
ngHS&Jl, tlngadah, looking upwards.
ik^agA open, agape (of the jaws).
ugaugut, mSiigangut, to mutter to
oneself,
n^p, (onom.) Ji^up-iiaap, pantii^,
catching at one's breath.
ngeh, (onom.) to blow the noi
also nyeh,
ngeln, aching (of the head).
ngingKp, = ngap-naap.
ngSran, displeasure, annoyance, ii
tation, anger,
a^Sras, Jav. aour, rancid ; i
pleasant.
nyBri, fear, alarm, panic ; terrifying.
aETfillap, irHngiriap, to swarm.
ug'Gllnf, (onom.) the sound of ring-
ing.
ng^ronf , (ojiom.) the sound of beat-
ing gongs.
nglan, nOngiau, to mew (of a cat).
nffllu, " on edge " (of the teeth),
nifiuigap, (onom.) to pant,
nirat-ngrat, moping.
nl, an abbreviation of inj, q.v.
ni^^, see biraiaga.
niat, Ar. desire, wish, loi^ii^;, aspira-
tion ] niatlian, to will.
nlAya, ^^ aaiaya.
nlbonff, the welLknown palm (oncos-
•perma tigiUana).
nika, ^ neka.
aikak, Ar, weddit^ ; marriage cere-
mony ; •uikahkaii, or miidkah'kan, to
wed two other people together ; iSr-
ntkah, to be married oneself,
nlla, Bkr. deep blue, sapphire, indigo ;
pJrmate «. or n, ftSndt, the sapphire.
nilai, appraising, valuing ; nilaikan,
to appraise, to value ; tiada tirnUai,_
invEduable,
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ftilam, I. the patchouli {pogostemon
patchouli). II. Turn, the sappfaice;
nllftV, B, plant (cvpania palliditla).
silnv, pSrisai nilur, a long ovsl shield.
Bin, this — a poetical variant of int.
nlnff, = iM-
Ulpali, the well-known trunldess
palm (nipa fruticuTt)).
lupla, tennoue, thin ; Umau n., the
lime (eiims aeiia),
talxa, the frosh juice of the palm
{from which spirit is made by fer-
mentation).
aim, a sieTe ; also nyiru.
uUohnya, — -aitchaya.
nilta, Skr. insult, abuse.
no1>&t, Pers. a hemispheriosl kettle-
drum inolnded in the appurtenances
of royalty.
nofa, a shell (_tiirbineUa ronigera).
BOj», a servant or caretaker in a
m(HU|ne j datm n. , a herb used in
dyeinjf (peristi-ope monlana).
ttoktali, Ar. a diacritical mark, a
vowel -point, a dot.
nana, I. Jav, an unmarried daughter
of a Enropean or Chinese. II. bttah
jioiKi, the custard-apple {anona sgua-
mo»a) i n. kapri, the " ballock'a
heart " fruit (anOBo reticulata).
II (m
nong. a title ci'^en to distant descen-
dantB of a prince.
BOttOUgf, minnnong, to walk with un-
certain feet.
tUUkJFA, a designation given to respec-
table Chinese and Eurasian married
women ! also nyonya.
nn'xtag, a vulture.
na, that ; = itu.
nngfiTBiIui, = anugSrak.
n^jTUn, Ar, astrological tables ; ahlu-
'«-«j«in, astrologers.
BUktall, = noktah.
Ban, Ar. ikan nitn, the " whale " that
Bwaliowed Jonah.
BOT, Ar. light.
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nnraoba, = i\iriicl\a.
nozaka, = narakti.
BurblBa, an antidote to venom,
nnsl, a parrot, a lory.
nnnmalft, faded ; = mala.
nns, the sepia or cuttle-£ah.
nya, its, his, her— a possessive pro-
nonn of the third person.
nyah, disappearance, vanishing;.
BjraV, Jav. a term of endearment j
(in Deli) a mistress.
nyala, shining, resplendent ; hir-
w'jala, to shine.
nyantan, feeling "lit"; healthful)
a sense of personal enjoyment.
nyamok, a mosquito.
ujampiuig, »a-nyampntg, the more,
njanyl, singing ; bh-nijanyi, toeing;
J. id.
nyEUtTok, dull, in out
UTapuig, a friend, a
BTOrap, t<i plag or cork np anyth-
nTaring', clear ; distinct (of ut
anco) ; shrill (of the voice).
B^farii, nearly, all but, jnat short of.
nyata, Skr. clear, obvious, pMn,
manifest ; nyatdkan or nt^nyatahi)
to make clear, to show.
Byatoli, a valuable timber-tree (pa.
yena costata),
njKWA, soul, life, epii
{as
nof ei
.nt).
uyfidar, sonud (of sleep).
nyftdira, =^ nyldar.
njeh, (ouom.) to blow the nose ; also
ngeh.
nyfiltyal, coarsely woven (of cloth).
n^euTen, teasing, "badgering,"
worrying.
BjrUu, = ngila.
Bjireli, a sea-abore tree {carapa
molvccana) ,
njrlm, a sieve ; also niru.
aylTir, a coconut ; potol ay,, a coco-
nut-tree ; ny. ladeh, a coconut, the
water of which has coagulated into
a pulp ; ny. di-mahtn balan, a coco-
nut without water in it ; ny. mum-
hang, the verj young coconut j ny.
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NYOLO 1
shaantan, the coconut when the
water cad be hoard on the nut heicg
fihaken j «y. eungkur
before the shell
harden ; my. tahan kui-ur, the nut
■when the ehell is hardening bnt the
water cannot be heard.
nyolo, a brazier.
ujronglEOiu, cnddling over.
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nyonya, a designation giTen
Chinese and Enrasiaii m a r r
nyonyelt, old and toothless.
nyoBTOiig, blown out ; swollen
inflamed.
UTonyot, pulling at the breast,
nynt, the throbbing of a boil o
' the fontanel.
oak, = Hah, IT.
oWt, drng, medicine, chemical; a
magical potion, philtre, or mixture ;
o. takit lApaia, a cure for headache ;
0. bsdil, gunpowder 1 o. s«nn, a
philtre ; tukanii o., a vendor of
magical simples i an apothecary j
otaf.obofaii, drugs gBnerally; ( bad*, to
apply a remedy ; -pSngobat, a remedy.
ooholE, stirring up by teasing or tale-
bearing; exciting; mischief -malting.
odoll, Hgly, unsightly, offensive to
the eye.
Ogah, Hind, a hookah, a bnbble-
bubble ; also hiikah.
<^g»k, ogalc-ogak, a jester, a practical
ogMU, pingogata, a scraper ; pSn-
gogam mayang, a borer or cutter for
extracting palm sapi pingogam
eamfnh, a sort of broom.
o^k, stinginess.
ob, an interjection of snddeu recol-
lection (oh-l I have it!) or to tail
another's attention (ho, there !).
oja, mliisojo, to excite oocia to attack
each other.
olob, way of doing things, manner,
method ; excuse, attitude taken up ;
baayak o., capridoas, variable ; o.-
elah, duplicity aa-oiah-olak, about
the same aa ; similar to,
olak, an eddy or agitation on the
water; o.-alek, backwards and for-
oleb., by means of, through the
medium of, owing to ; oleh-nya, by
Mm ; beroleh, to obtain — cf. ioleh.
olek, = uiif.
oleng, the rocking or rolling of a
Olok, joking, jesting ; mingoMc-ololi,
to chafi; luro'Rg o.-o., the booby
(snla leucogaeter).
olOU, -^ ul»n.
ombak, a nave, a billow ; Mrombai,
to roll in waves 1 to a urge; motofc o.,
Djnong, I. a mark to indicate that a
place is reserved by a man for the
erection of fishing- stakes. II. mlng-
among, to meet together ; to gossip.
ampanff,om]Jo»9-amp™j, miscellane-
ous articles carried about by a trader
(aa gifts to chiefs, etc.)
ompok, I. a method of printing on
cloth. II. a border sewn on to a
piece of embroidery.
onak, barbed thorns ; the " wait-a-
bit " thorn— of. eonak and durt,
otiu;, = honaT.
oudeh, ondeh-ondeh, sweetened dum-
plings of dough rolled in coconut
scrapings.
oneng, onetig-oneng, remote deecen-
Oug, — hong.
tmggtUt onggok-ojiggal, swaying, rook*
ing.
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tmggttk, 1. onggok-onggal, ewaj-iiiK,
rotking. II. b^nm^gok-otiggoi:, in
Email beapB or clasters,
ongks -^ ungka.
ongkak, posts (in a boat's bows) to
■which the cttUo ia secured.
ongkos, (Dutch) outlaj, expenses,
charges (especially travelling es-
penaes).
oniB, pallor, losa of colonr ; jiucfia! o.,
id.
onta, Hind, a camel; huroag o., an
ostrich.
ontanET. = untang.
onynk, onyak-anyek, Tacillatiii);, an-
decidcd ; ahakitig (as a loose tooth).
opas, I, (Dutch) a watebinaii. II. ~
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orak, unloosing, nnwindmg, uncoil-
ing, nndoing ; mlngorak. to unfasten,
to unfold.
orang, a hunian being ; a man or
woman ; people generally ( especially
in the sense of other people) , i:
Melayii, a Malay ; kata o , people
say ■ it is said ■ o. banyol, the multi-
tude the people o hutan, o. liar,
or I A t aborigii al tribesmen.
oldi Port commands instructions,
ordei s aK i
orloji - ; o i,ys
orlong' = rSlo g
axdk. (onom ) ok or I a numbec of
pertorated object" sti iiig on a stick
60 as to rattle when the stick is
Zvaa.
si aken
opau, Ch. a sort of purse -pouch
otak bra iis n arrow o. (
attached to the waist-belt.
opor, Jav. cooking without vegetables
otar = tar
or condiments; plain roasting or
otek antdillo saltwater
stewii^.
sp)
pa', father (expressed very fami-
liarly).
pBok^, sandalwood dust sprinkled
on a dead body to prepare it for the
grave.
pachak, I, spitting ; sticking a sharp-
pointed stick through something
else, II. accustomed to ; experi.
encod in ; versed in.
paolial, slare of a slave ; the humblest
of the humble (a very self -deprecia-
tory expression used as a pronoun
of the first person).
paohar, a kind of carpet mentioned
in old romances.
pachat. a leach.
paokav, a talisman hung on a tree to
make the frait of that tree disagree
with anyone vclio steals and eats it.
paohti, goading on or spurring ou
(a horse) ; ■mimaehv,, to spar on.
paolml, squeezing or pressing out (as
one presses matter oat of a sore).
pada, I, Skr. s^i piuEa, the holy feet
of a prince; a royal title. II. saffl-
ciency, adequacy, enough. III. by,
at, near, in, according to; kapada,
to ; dari-paAa, from ; 'pada akhir^nya,
finally,
padak, mimadah, to invite.
padam, I. extinguishing; putting out
(a light) ; (b; metaphor) putting
an end to evil feelings. II. Skr, a
lotus ; mcrah p., lotus-red.
padan, matching, fitting, harmo-
nising ! a match or peer.
padaaif, a plain ; an open space ; p.
saiijana, a stretch of open country ;
p. jarak, p. Ukuhar, a tract of waste
padat, cramming, crushing into a,.^
small space, stuffing.
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PADAU If
padftu, layar padau, s, storm-sail.
padfiri, I'ort. a. Christian priest ; o.
clergyman.
padl, riee in the huskj p. flnggala,
Beed rice ; gSmangat p., the spirit of
life in the jiadi.
padok, a crease or starting line used
in placing Malay games,
padong', a short shoot or projection
from the stem of a creeper.
padu, I. welding together, hammer-
ing tt^ether. II. bSfpOJlK, to sweep
by each other (of birds on the wing).
padnikft, Skr. a royal title derived
from the fact that the subject ad-
dcesses the raja's feet, being un-
worthy to address the prince himself ;
padnhi,, literally means " shoe."
paeSoli, ^ faedah.
pf^an, solid ; sturdy; strongly built.
p^Car, a fence - a pallisading ■ a row
of stakes or palings p anai (I) the
palings leading to an elej haut corral ;
(2) a tree (tionanHi^s obotafo);
o p., the common lantani (Ian-
the 1
1 the
ra).
pagi, morning
pagu, a ceiling
loft,
pagut, the peck of a bird, the bite of
a small fish or snake ; to peck out.
palia, the thigh of a man; the ham
of an animal ; a quarter or fonrth
part ; janlong p., the fleshy part of
the thigh ! panghil p., the upper
portion of the thigh.
pahala, Skr. profit, gain^ advantage.
paham, Ar. knowledge, acquaintance i
to be well-versed in, to know well ;
salah p., misunderstanding.
pabar, a large salver of metal resting
on a stand or on legs-
paliat, a chisel ; carving with a chisel ;
p. jantun, a chisel with a narrow
deep blade ; p. Icuku, a gouge ; p.
lehar, a chisel with a Bat broad and
shallow blade.
paUt, bitter.
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pahlawan., Pers, champion, leader in
war; johan p., world-champion.
pal, tsium pai, not yot, = Wum
Bantpai.
pais, fish cooked in banana leaves.
p^I^, (Dutch) farm, monopoly ; p.
ckandu, the opium farm j p. gadai,
the pawnbroking farm ; a pawnshop.
pajar, = fajar.
pajoh, gluttonous eating ; ^uzzlmg.
pak, father ; = pa',
pakal, using or wearing anything ;
assuming, adopting, employing ; ml-
makai, to wear, to use ; pakaian,
clothes, garments.
pafcak, «iK» pakak, a name given to
a class of imported shells from
Celebes (contiB spp.)
pakal, caulking.
pakan, I- the woof ; tirai yang hir-
pakankan mas, curtains shot with
gold. II. invulnerability caused by
mngical drugs-
pakat, Ar, arrangement by confer-
ence i agreement ; settlement ; ilr-
pahal, to agree upon ; to conspire
pakan, a cross-piece in a bucket or
paldr, Ar, a poor man ; a mendicant ;
also fakir.
pakaa, I, compulsion, force ; inSmahui,
to compel. II. auspicious, lucky,
paksl, I. Skr. a bird (expressed
poetically), II. = poiso, II.
paksina, Jav. the north ; dari dakiina
datang ka-pakeina, from the south
to the north.
pakn, I. a spite, a nail ; tirpalcv,
nailed ; firmly affixed to. II. a
generic name for the fern filex,
and for plants resembling it,
pal, 1, a tack (in sailing) ; hh-pal, to
beat about, to tack. II. (Dutch) the
Dutch " pole " as a nieasnre of
length.
pala, I. Skr. buaH pain, the nut-
meg {myrietiea fta^ram) j hahm '
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PALAM If
nutmegs in sjrnp. II, pa!a-po(o,
tiiQcoaghij, genninely, properly ; sn-
pala-pala, bb thorougblj' as possible.
^^nm, pli^nng up the lower orificea
of the body (abaimana) before burial.
palaug, position acroaa or athwart ;
kayv, p., the croaS'bar on a buffalo's
boms — ct. alans.
pitlar, grasping (as a prince who
expects rich presents).
palao, a generic name for the fan-
palms knenn as lieuolas {the leavea
of which are need by Malaya us
eigarette- wrappers) .
palat, an instrament fur punishing
school boys.
pftlan, a cicatrix or other prominent
mark faicilitating identification.
paling, looking or turning aside ;
bli-paling, to look aside— cf. palU.
pajia, taming away the head — e.g.
as a modest girl when compliments
are paid her — cf. paling.
Jalit, smearing, smndging ; mlmalit,
to Broodge or smear.
politft, • pSlita.
p»lkah, the hatch of a ship.
paloh, a hollow filled with stagnant
paloug, a trough for watering or
feeding animals.
palan, Fort, false, forged, counterfeit
(of money, notes, etc.)
]pAa., striking with a stick or bar or
. other rigid cylindrical body.
paint, enwrappii^, = haltit.
pMnab, low-lying (of ground).
punan, matemat nncle ; a familiar
form of address to persons a good
deal older than oneself.
pampanff, stretching out before the
eye ; tlrpam]>ang, extended.
pamnr, the damascening on a kirit.
pMia, Ar. mortal, perishable ; to die ;
pMLoIl, a bow } the use of a bow j
(better a-aalc p.) an arroWj panalian,
archery ( the shooting of arrows ;
taSmanahi to shoot with a baw.
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paaas, heat, warmth ; p. halt, excite-
ment; k-ajan p., raia when the sun
is shining; roman p., prickiy-heet.
pamao, discoloured patches {nanally
white spots) on the akin.
pancha, 8kr. five, multiple, varied j
pajicha-indiro; the five senses ; p.~
logani, an alloy of several metalis ;
p.-pSrsada, a bathing place (nsnallj
a tsmporwy structure) for the cele-
bration of a bathing. ceremony ! p.-
roia, nncertajn, fickle, changeable [
p.-rona, or p.-viama, of many colours.
paaoh^oifatn., see pane ha.
paucll&ilg', a loi^ pole, pile, or stake
driven into a river bottom (especially
as a mooring-pole for light boats).
pancbapfirsada, see pancka.
panchar, flowing out violently i
gushing out I ponring out ; liilat
mlmanchar, the lightning flashing;
tlrpanchar otak-nija, his brains were
blotni out.
panoliaxolia, see panctia.
pauoharona, see panchn.
panchaworna, see pun cA a.
panchlng, angling ; Ashing with
hook and line ; j>. ikan, to fish.
panchit, to ooze out ; to gush forth
pancltong', cutting off a projection ;
lopping; beheading! mSmanchong,
to lop off, to prune, to mutilate j
panckojiglcan klpala, to behead.
piuiolinr, flowing (of water in pipes
and conduits) j flowing from the
end of a pipe ; panchtiran ayer, a
conduit.
panchat, spouting or gushing oat
(of water),
pandal, skilled i versed in ; e, crafts-
man ; a mechanic ; a skilled artificer j
, industrial art ; p. bSei, a blacksmith |
p. kayti, a carpenter ; p. luiis, an
engraver ; p, mas, a goldsmith j &/•
pandaiati,, learning, knowledge, skill.
pandak, short (in a limited number
of expressions, the usual word being
peruiek) ; hlria p., a, short dagger.
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PANDAM If
pandam. fixiti^ jewellery in resin to
keep it steady when worked at.
ipandan, a generic name given to the
Bmaller screw-pines {pandanacem),
the leaves of whieli are useii in
making mats.
landauir, gating j looking fiiedly at
anytMugi seeing and obeerving (aa
opposed tfl merely glancing at) ;
pandangan, observation, notice.
^HUldawa, — findawa.
l^andlr, jhi' paiidir, the name of a,
legendary person who typifies a
Inoky fool.
-ponuta, — pSndita.
^paildil, a guide ; a pilot ; tlic leader
of a dance.
pansan, extensive tra<?ts of forests;
orang P., a name given to some
aboriginal tribes.
-paniforaiL, = pSiiyeran.
^aaxgg&l, oatting or chopping
through, severing ; faii^galban, to
out through, to decapitate, tjj sever;
patiggnl tiga, cut into three pieces.
^aagrgaue^ roasting, cooking, toast-
ing ; j^raaiiggang, Uie roast.
.paon^i^i ^ scuffotding.
jiang'gnit, a light raised framework
used for drying fish — of. paBjjaf.
^lang'gil, summoning, caUing, send-
ing foi'i panggilkan, to have a man
summoned; to send for; iniinanggil.
SOMSgong. au erection on pillars ; a
stage; a raised flooriiig; p.M-oyang,
the stage of a native theatre ; dndoh
hSrsila 'panggong, to cross one leg over
the other—cf. paiiggar and ipanggaa.
ipanffkali, I. cruciform ; the mark of
a cross ; a caste-mark. II. Hind, a
punkah.
ipangkal, beginnii^ ; commence-
ment ; first stage or initial portion
of anything ; p, bahit, the shoulder j
p. tSngan, the upper arm ; 'panglialan,
a landing place ; the point where a
traveller leaves the sea for a laud
.journey, or vice-versa.
putETkas, to crop the ends of any-
thing.
pSrUskat, grade, degree, rant, stage ;
iSrpangta'-pangkat, in grades, in
stages ! pangkatkan, to confer rank
on any person.
pan^king', Ch. a bedroom, a sleep-
pa,a|rkong, to pommel or pound with.
a heavy stick.
panffku, breast, bosom ; holding
between the hreast and the f ore-ann ;
nurturing ; fostering ] panglcttatt,
the upper portion of the lap ; the
breast s inlMangka, to hold to tha
breast ; to nurture ; ^mangkii, a
regent; pBiiiaiHftu. rnjo, id.
paagkui:, an instrument for scraping
sago out of the tree-trunk.
panffloma, — jiSitgUma.
panffling', failing to recognise or
notice ; overlooking.
piULgsa, a carpel of a durian ; a
natural " slice " of an orange ; &
natural division in fruit.
pangai, the peg of a top.
pangUB, to spout, to blow (of a por-
poise).
paaiz, Pers, cheese.
panjak, a drummer at a ma'yoiig.
paujang, length ; long, tall ■ umMi-
p., long life ; sa-pnnjimg, all along j
panjaitghan, to lengthen.
pimjai?, earnest -money j = chiiig-
Urum.
ponjat, to climb (tree-trunks, ropes,
musts, etc., but not hills or ladders or
walls or trees from hough to boi^h).
panji, I, panji-panji, & pennon, a
long streamer. II. jav, an ancient
Javanese military grade ; Sira P. the
nom de guerre of the great Javanese
hero Radin Iita KSttapati, Prince
of Kuripan.
panjnt, tipped with white (a lucky
raarfcing) — of an animal's tail.
pantal. a beach ; the sea-shore.
pautak, to drive a nail into a wall^
a peg into a hole,
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PAKTANG II
jpuittULg, probibitioD ; forbidding ;
the state of being forbidden ; j>.
ytmali, or p. laran^/an, tabooed.
pantMi, swift, speedy i p. mulut,
readf nitted ; s^frti iilat pautas-
nya, swift as ligbtning.
pMitat, the base, the fandament, the
buttocks.
pantau, inamantau, to look up a
person ; to visit.
paatek, striking together two hard
substances ; ptmanteli api, a ftint
and steel.
panting, pontaag-'paiitiiig, topsy-
tuirey, helter-skelter, scattered
about.
pantis, a sligh smear j touching np
with colour or rouge.
pantok, the combing on a Malay
half- decked boat.
pMltnl, pontKi balek, to rebound —
cE. anltd.
pantim, a quatrain, tlie first line of
which rhymes with the third, and
the. second with the fourth ) lSr~
panfan, to extemporise a quatrain j
ta-panlun, like, Btmilar to ; = sSpPrti.
puma, a candle -bracket.
papa, Skr. poverty, pennilessness,
draititution; p. keiana, a panpet
vagabond j p. klrma, a pauper by
misfoitnne-
papah, to totter along painfully and
with support (as a sick or very aged
jiapak, I. Sat, even, without caritiea
or prominences. II. Jar. mSjiiapoI:,
to receive, to welcome. III. =
jiipat. IV. crunching, mastication.
papakSrmft, see pajia.
papan, a plank ; a, board ; flooring ;
p. bata, a slate j p. chatnr, a chess-
board i p. mislar, a mling-board ;
iiiuia p., brazen-faced} tulang p.,
the lumnar vertebno.
papar, flat, smooth ; the blont side ;
the back (as opposed to the edge) of
a blade; the flat of a horn (as
opposed to its point).
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papai, removing or taking off objects.
— Bccb as clothes, mats, hajang roofs,
etc. 1 inSmopos Jrhejnalt, to fvirl np a
pttlti, I. a shelf, rack, attic or frame-
woric of any sort raised above the
flooring; orirngp., aoot. Il.acoUec-
tive prefix in expressions— such as
para-plnggawa. III. sentry-goi
orang p., a sentry; a constable on
duty at B door-
parah, severe, deadly (of a wound).
parak, Ar, separation, bati'ier (espe-
cially the barrier between the male
and female guesta at a wedding).
pacam, param-param (or pSparam)^
a medicinal ointment used after a
parang, I. a chopper; chopping;
cutting at; cleaving; p. chandong, a
cleaver (the handle and blade of
which are in one piece) ; p. pnHitg^
a very sharp chopper. II. ilcan
paraTig-paraiig, a fish (prtBtia sp. ?)
partip, a blow struck hammer-wise
with the side of the Sst; piviarap,
the lower part of the fist,
paras, I, appearance, looks (espe-
cially good looks), IT
asperities ; smoothing ;
—d.gi .
paret, dealing (cards); easting (lota);
throwing (dice).
parek, porak-parek, helter-skelter (in
confusion).
pari, a generic name for fish of the
skate and ray type ; p. biting {trygon
sp.) J p. doun \trygon $epheK) j p.
dedap ^eurogymniuB asperrimaa) ^
also p. Wlitir; p. lalat {trygan
uamaViip. lang (aelobaUs narinari) ;
p. patih (dicerobatis sp.) ; p. tandok
{teraioptera sp,) ; Miir p., a skate-
skin grater ; minikam p., to spear
■' ray) »lngat p., the sting of th»
ray.
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PARIT IE
parit, a trench, u moat, a ditch, a
drain, a canal for drainage.
paroli, I. the beak of a, bird. II. sa-
paroh, a halt.
paroI^^1 I' ^>'t^ parong, a Idria nitli.
an exceptional number of cur^ea.
II. pokok parong, a plant (_dytoxylon
caulifioram),
pam, I. the Innga ; the gills of a fiah.
II. para-pant, sweet frittera sold by
street-haTF kers.
pamt, I. a scar, a cicatris:. II, the
procesB of raaping ; memaTuf, to rasp.
puali, Ar. pasalt nikah, to dissolre a
marriage.
pamfc, I. a peg, nail, or wedge ;
pasakkan eipatu kudo, to shoe a
hovBe. II. mata pasak, bine or grey
pasal, Ar. coocenut^ ; apa p., whj ;
p. itu, for that reason ; therefore ;
also/osai, q.T.
pasang, I, pair ; Ba-pasang, a conple.
II. the tidal flow; ayer p., the
riaing tide j pSnoh p., the full rush of
the tide. III. sakit pasang-panang,
hydrocele. IT. patting into working
ordor, motion, or use j to light (a
lamp) ; to harness (a horse to a
carriage) ; to fire (a cannon) ; to
hoist (a flag). V. to be effective
(of a blow) ; to penetrate or prodnce
the intended result ; klna p., hitting
a Tital spot or hitting " fall."
paaax, Pers. a bazaar ; a, market-
place i also pSkan.
pftsek, 'wrong-headed ; unwilling to
behave properly (of a child) or to
listen to reason (of an adult).
paaiban, = pSacha'a.
pa«lr, sand ; the sands by a sea j the
beach ; p. panjang, a long stretch of
Bandy beach ; galah p., a ahort polo
for punting over shallows ; g\ila p.,
engar in minute grains ; ibu p.,
coarse-grained aand ; mas p., gold
dmt (better mas «rat) ; rampv,t p.,
a common weed {odenoetema vis-
(Dutch) a kind of
work ; passementerie.
paaok, a troop, a body of i
campan;f j paeokan, a troop \
agam<
a gun.
pasDn|f, stocks, ahaokles, fetters ;
pasongan, id. ; rumah pasong, a
police station ; also (Pouang) halai.
paspa, = 'puspa,
pMU, a ba,siu or bowl ; a ilower-pot ;
a wash-pot ; a tub i p. hwnga, a
patali, I. fracture, breakage, snap>
ping asunder (osed of rigid objects
only being broken) ; p. ara-ng, irre-
concilable ; hayu p. iulang, a plant
(mtphorbia tirvQalU or raoesa ramen,-
(ocea) spofnftan, a broken fragment ;
paitthan bSngkarong, cramp ; ■a^tnof
tahkam, to break. II. a numeral
coefficienl for sayings, pieces of
saying ; pimntaft a piece of warning
or advice.
patar, a wooden rasp.
patek, ■' humble slavp," a term of
self .depreciation used as a pronoun
of the first person when addressing
patfiri, solder
pati, 1 Skr. a high officer of state ;
a terra used as a component part
of many old names and dignities — ■
e.g. adipah. II. essence , extract ;
finest portion; "cream" of any-
thing. III. death—the old root of
patU, I. a small ad:fo for roughly
planing what has been rough-hewn
with a hatchet. II. The feeler or
antenna of an insect.
patin, an edible fish (unidentified),
pattng, I. a stone.hewer's chisel.
II. a peg [used especially of pegs
driven into a tree to facilitate
climbing or into the gunwale of a
boat BO aa to allow of a temporary
gunwale {ruling) being affixed to
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PATOK 1(
pfttob, the peek (of a birrl) ; the bite
(of a aiiake) ; mSmatok, to bite, to
patong', I. a puppet, an image, a doll j
vMyang p., a puppet-show j ^ipamo
p., statuesque! ringgil p., the pillar-
dollar. II. than patong, a fish
(eeiuncti'a eyltesii).
patnt, right, fitting, proper, suitable ;
ta'-p., unfair, improper ; patvian,
harmony, Hnitability ; meomtntlcan,
to eettle, to put right.
panll, I. a species of wild-mangn ;
p. janggi, a, tree {cocos maldiva)
[believed by Malays to grow in the
centre of the great ocean npon a
bank which represents all that is
left of a Bnbmerged coatinent] ;
bv,nh p. janggi, a fmit (the shell of
whioh is used as a beggar's bowl
by Hindu mendioaniB) ; tanek p.
janggi, the great ocean round the
sunken bank above referred to ; p.
kijang, a large tree (treiitgia inolny-
ana); pault-pnuli, anamesonietimeB
given to trees of the eiodia class
II. a quarter ; a quarter ckupidi ae
pauk, 'laitk-panl:, all kinds of food
(other than rice) — v. (aul
panng, Port, bread {but eipecially
applied to Chinese bread or native
made biscuits, the nsual word for
ordinmy bread being roti)
paWi, the whale ; also ikan paua
pant, drawing (anything) towards
oneself ; hanling in { to be drawn
to anything; to be attached, or
attracted, or bound; be^paut, to
cling to (aa a drowning or struggling
man clutches and clings)
pawah, pay (especially pay according
to profits or by piece-work and not
aa a daily wage, upak) .
pawai, the suite or train of a i aja ,
the followers in a, bridal procession.
patrotlE, a man who practises aome
primitive industry (such as hunting,
fishing or agriculture) by the aid of
) pEdah
(he Hack art a » itch (ioi,tor ; a.
man «ho combines magio and skill
m the exerc se ot his profession ;
p hllat p jfrmal p belong and
p piilat practitionira of magic in
connection nith vanous kmda of
fishing p gahaiu and ] l«p«r,
collectors of stented woods and
campl or p oyah an elephant-
trapper
paya a swamp a maish a morass.
payali, difticult (of work) , serious
(of illness) ; hard times.
payang, a large sea-going fiehing-
boat or amal! trading-boat.
paywr, pirahu. poyur, a small warship
(such as a reyenne-cutter or port-
guard-ship.
payan, brftdtish (of watej') ; insipid,
payong, an umbrella ; the head of a,
nail ; shelter under an umbrella ; p.
»i6iir-»iintr, a heavy-fringed umbrella ;
p. blTapit, two small umbrellas borne
side by side in the train of a pi-ince ;
p chshra, a canopy.
payii, price, saln-price, precious ;
ttada tlrpayu, priceless, invaluable.
pftbftau, see hea.
pSohall, breakage into fragments ;
breaking open i breaking out ; burst-
ing; breaking up; spreading (of
news) ; p. parang, the breaking of a
line of battle ; p. piloh, breaking out
into perspiration ; p. hhabar, the
news spread ; pechakkan or mSmS-
c)uihlian, to break anything np.
peoliak, crushed flat or sunken iit
(of roundish objects).
pfidMt, to remove from office ; to
get rid off; to dismiaa ; to deprive j
di ■ pSchatJiun Allah makanan - mn,
may God deprive you of food.
pfichat, B whip ; whipping on.
pSda, preserved flsh, = buda,
pfidada, a tree (sonneratia adda) j
also b^rlmbang.
pfidah, a hint, a suggestion, a pre*
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pEdaka
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pSdaka., Skr. !i collar with j
attached to it aa ornaments.
p6dal, the gizzai^.
pfidanff, a aword ; a sabre ; p. iSra-
jaan, a sword of state.
pedap, sucking up moistare ; kSrtas
■p.. blotting-paper.
pjidar, rsQcid (of taatc).
pGdaa, pungent (of taste) ; biting.
pfidati, a wheeled rehicla i a car or
waggon of any sort; p. mSriam, a
gnn.carriage ; p. larbaa, a buffalo-
pJSdeh, smarting (in the eyes, or nose,
or ears) ; kati p., an angry feeling,
pGdSna, a large wide-mouthed jar ot
tub (usnally of earthenware).
pEdfindanff, I. kain pidSHdann, braid.
II. burong pSdSnduns, a bird {helio-
pais persojHifo)— of. dSndang.
pidewakou, a Bugis tr^iding ship.
pedlah, Ar. a fine j = diaf.
pedonuui, a compass.
pSdnkang, a fish (unidentified).
pfidtOi, Ar. to care, to concern one-
aelt i saknya iiada p., I do not care.
padnv, lameness caused by a bent
sbinbone.
pBgrapl, = plvgqaga.
p6gtUL, tSi^gan, silent in meditation;
also UrpSgun.
pAgang, holding, grasping, ccntrol-
ling g di-plgang-nya langait, his hand
was grasped; kaia tidah di-pigang-
nya, he does not keep to his promises;
pSgangan, told, control, occupation ;
MrpSgang, attached to, adhering to ;
mSmlgang, to hold, to grasp,
pfignr, ayam pegar, the firebnck
pheasant {lophura nifa).
figtta, to beat its wings (of a bird).
pl^Hwai, an officer in charge ; a
district ofhcer or government agent,
p^, = v^rqi
pifpuif tSrpPyan, silent in meditation ;
also UrpSgan
peliak, ^ piJiEil
pSbola, - pahala
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pSjal, fii-m (of fieah); not easily
pressed or pinched.
pdjam, closing the eye.
P^Sra, the sigbting-bead of a gun,
ptka, noticing, regarding, attaching
pfikaclia, ralna plkatha, a term of
eiKiearment ; = gem of purity ?
pSfcak, hard of hearing, deaf.
pSkftka, a generic name for king-
fishers, and also (pSkaka hutan or p.
rimba) forbarbets. [The kingBaher
is also called raja udang in the soath.]
pekaJcas, = pSrkakas.
p6kail, I. a market; an emporium;
bv-iiga p., a flower (jaaminwrn grandi-
fioram). II. - pSgim.
pfikasEun., a strong-smellii^ preserre
p6kat, sticky and thick (of liquids) ;
strong (of cofiee).
p6ka.u, a (meaningless) cry of excite-
pfikfirti, Skr, nature, disposition,
character ; hiidi p., id., especially of
good disposition.
pSkln, pondsting ; puzzling a thing
out — ct. p^kan II, or pBjaii.
pBkok, twisted (of the arm).
pfikong, a name for a class of foul-
smelling ulcers.
pakonff, Ch. ajoss,
pftknr, tSrpekur, = fSfchur, q.v.
pftlabur, see lainr.
pBla^, buiih pslaga, the cardamom
{amomum cardantomum),
pMalMip, gluttonous, voracious.
pfilamin, see lamin,
pBlaiapon^, a floating mark ; the
floats of a net ; a iloat marking the
position of an anchor.
pelana, Pers. a saddle; alas p., a
saddle-cloth ; a numnah.
p&lancltar, a joist or cross-beam
joining together the foundation-
pillars of a house.
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pSlandok, the Bmaller chevrotin
(traguiua kanchil) ; also kanchil.
p61anff,colorBtioD in stripes; blndera
blrpSlang tiga, tri 1
pelnnff, a nativ gall j b t^
pfilongl, a rninb
pfilanffkinff, a p I q
pfilantar, floor i; t g
pfilautek, see ! II.
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pUiWoIl, a ne'e
idler,
pelat, peculiar
pftlata, ikan p&
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pfilatok, a gen n m f w d
peckers \ also hllat (
pSlatnur, a)f<?r pSla pi t (coltf
copteriejloribii d )
pElbaffal, varied (of different sorts)
pfiUt)a7a, an execntioner i = pir-
piileclieh, wheedling, cozening with
fair words, fiattpring
pGlechok, a stiam cansed bj a filse
p6l8k, 1. onrious, ont of the tomnion,
vnlnable i harany yi'ng p, curios
II. lacking in breeding , defteiencies
in character.
paiBkat, L (Batch), a placard 11
to caulk B, ship
pU«kat, kain p?lelat, an Indian
cloth-fabric.
ptlSkofa, I, bowed or bent (of the
neck). II. a term of abnge
pUBmbaya, <° plUbaya.
pBlBmp^p, sa-piUmpup, a hand's-
breadth (as a unit of measurement) j
also sa-tSWnpop.
pn*nehet, tSrpllsachet, forced out
by pressuro (as matter from a
boil).
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pBlBpali, a frond; the branch-leaf
of the trees of the palm type.
pftler, = pSIir.
pBleaet gamming on ; stickini; on.
pfilfiaii familiar spirit. [It is
bel d t be naually met with in
th f m fa orioket.]
pel t = lai.
pBldtin^ piece of bamboo on
wh h h bread is rolled up when
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pUUiara fekr. cherishing; nurturing!
b g P; protecting; guarding;
S Hh kan, to nurture, to pro-
tf. t t 1 Iv after.
pfilin^am marble or stone the
mg E 'hieh offena a contrast of
1 or w th the rest.
pfillpla tl temples of the forehead j
1 pllp n.
p61ir (j 3 pUir, the penis ; buah
p th t t 8 ; p. itek ; a screw.
pBlita P a lamp.
pBlab, perspiration, sweat; bSrpUoh,
to perspire; pichah ySfoJt, to burst
into a perspiration.
pBloliouff, gaping open.
pBlok, folding in the arms; embrac-
ing birpSlok, mSniSloJ!, or ppjoklan,
nbnice , sa ptmSlol. an armfnl.
the s
pelouff, bent, warped
pfilnang, still, calm (of iMiid and
weather)
pBlnpoli, to hammei nut to beat
into a pu!p , to flatten under a
beating
pfilnpok, tpllupni, mata, the eyelid;
= JBiopol mata
pBlnni, Port shot, buliets, cannon-
balls i p. bfsi laniai, cylindrical
shot; p. bolanfj-baling, chain shotj
p. jantong, shot with a cylindrical
body but rounded or pointed at the
end.
pBmajang'aii, a state-bed (espedallr
a bridal couch). ^^
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jfrmnlMiii to SlI np a crack or
crevice by pushing clotli or paper
into it with » knife.
3i6inalftp, to lower a wick ; to lessen
a flame.
pfim&li, forbidden, talHMed; a prohi-
bition; pantang p., id.
pBnutMlir, a long stretcli of high
sand; Boil in a rico-awamp ; aee also
matang.
-p&midmi.g', a frame for embroidery,
a blnnderbnaa.
generic name for a number
of trees {especialiy calophylliim ino-
phyUnm) .
^enall, = pernah.
pSna^a, ao to speak ; as it were ; it
by any chance.
pSnakan, = pErnnotnit fi'om nmofc.
pfiuBJiErirall, eee tanggah.
-pEuafam, Malay pastry containing
meat or pcawna.
'pfiuEit, wcarineaa, exhaustion, labour,
fatigue.
pfinohab, a sivord-dance ; «ilatp.,id.;
mSiniitchalc, to dance this dance
(fencing with an imaginary oppo-
pfinobalanf, a sea-going type of
ahip used by Bngis traders.
pencbang, = -pinchang.
pfiaehil, detaching, separating from
the main body; Ui-pSnchiJ, separated,
detached.
peuohoug', out of lino ; swerved ;
crooked.
pBnda, amending, improving.
pSndahan, a javelin ; a dart hurled
by hand.
pSnda.)!!, (Srpendim, concealed.
pSudap, I. a plant (nnidentifiod).
II, ikaa pSiiiiap, fish preserved in salt.
pfindar, phoaphorescence ; luminosity
in the sea ; the glow of a firefly or
luminouB millipede.
76il3awa, Skr. a hero of the Maha-
bharata ; any one of the five sons of
Pandn ; a pattern of sword named
after these heroes.
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peudek, short; pavjaiig p., tall anil
short 1 blrkSrja panjang p., tO work
intermittently — cf. pandah,
pEndekar, a master of fence; a
champion ; a leader of a charge.
pindiat, a corral for elephants.
pSndinff, a waist-buckle ; tali p., a
girdle for use with a buckle.
pBndita, Skr. asage; aleamedman;
pBndolc, a wrapper of thin metal
round the sheath of a hSris.
pSndouali, see domah,
pdndon^lcolc, a metal fermle be-
tween the bla^e and handle of a
Uris.
panframpob, = plngapoh.
petLg'anau, a cake ; a sweetmeat.
pSufantllt, I. a party to a marriage;
a bride or bridegroom ; ainapang p.,
a double-barrelled gtm. II. the
player of the viol (rSbab) at a
tim'yong performance.
pSngap, covering np ; gealii^ from
intmsion ; hermetically closing.
pSnifapoli, layar pliigapoh, a topsail
oc top-gallant-sail.
pSng^', heavy-wittcd (aa a drugged
p6n^t, a sweetmeat made of fruit
cooked in coconut milk and ai^;ar.
pSnEfawlnan, tombak pingaivijtan, a.
spear of state.
p6ugeiajiL, a title of nobility in use
ill Java and Borneo.
pdnffGreh, a fish-trap of the lukah
type,
penget, = pingit.
pfinffga, deep (of a bowl or diah).
pGngifaga, a creeping herb (_hijdro'
colyU asiatica) ,
pBnffgava, an ofBcer in charge of a
pSnglllUn, a headman ; a local
chief. [The term ia also aomatimes
used of Mnhamniad as the head of
Islam,]
pfinffkalan, == pangkalan ; see pang-
kal.
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pencrkar, Ijon-lepged.
]i6n.glila, = pSitgkfiiu.
pSnlngf, dizziness ; ftiintnees ; a riieh
of blood to the head; ji. klpala,
TertigO ; p. I'Slam, id.
pSninsTSfir, tlie confines of a countr j ;
the OHtljing portions — d. pivggir.
piniti, Port, a pin.
pfiiljajap, an ancient Malay type of
fighting-sliip.
p^ara, 8fcr. prison ; penjarakon or
TOSmjJ^jarnl'on, to impriBOu ; tSi-pfit-
jara, imprisoned.
pitijnrit, Jav. a warrior ; a pinnderer i
a robber ; see jui-it,
pftnjimM nn angle, a eornor.
pfinoh, f nllness ; f uil ; p. slsak or ji.
j)Spat, chock-fall ; oTOffded j p&iofti
or mSmSnahi, to fill np ; to complete ;
to accompliah ; to falfll; dingan sa-
^noh-^aok, lyith full; ivith all;
with every.
p6nta, bh-pinia-fSnta, in croivilg, in
gronps, in qoantities.
J^tas, a sleeping platform.
pihitliiff, worth, auuiidness, rahie.
pBntong, to club or cudgel.
pfillTap, hidden, vanished, ont of
sight--ef. Unyu'p.
pftn76ltgat, see al-agat
pBnyn, the green turtle (diet one
mydat).
pipah, striking nith a long stick or
p^^, I. complete; in fall; ftilly
attended ; in foil state ; 'plnah
p., quite full; ehocfc-fnll. II. pa-
pat TV.
pipakn, turoni) plpalm, a bird {sarco-
grammus atrinuehalis) .
pl^^aram, see param.
p^am, '^ para-parv.
pfipat, smooth J oSering no ineqiiali-
lies of surface.
pfipatll, = patiJ.
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peper, motion eidewaj-s ; edging ;
to be driven aside as a boat with n
heavy sea on its beam.
pSpuab, frizzled (of the hair).
pfipuTn, = puyu-puyif.
pSrabn, = pSTba.
pSrada, Fort, gold or silver leaf cut
into patterns ; tinsel ; gold plate.
pdran, pressure in the hand ; ex-
pressing ; wringing out ; milting ;
kambing plrahan, a, milch-goat ;
pSi-aliian, to press ont.
p6rahn, a Malay eea-going boat or
ship ; aff'n'^ p- or fnwk p., the crew ;
galhiig p., the rollers on which a boat
rests when hauled ashore ; tupai
gala«/i p., a descriptive name given
to Raffles' squirrel (gci'iH-WK raffleni).
pfirai, I. bft-psiKv-pSi'ui. breaking up
(of a crowd) ; scattering — cf. 6ir™i.
TI. kain pSrai, a black silk cloth of
Siamese origin. III. turning about,
from one side to another ; miiniiiang
p., to taok.
pSrak, a nervous start ; a hasty
glniH'e to right and left.
pgrakai, see raksi.
pSram., I, storing fmit while stili
nnripG with a view to its ripening in
tlje store. II. mlmSram, to coo.
ptoambnt, invainerability against
weapons.
pfaan, a clown in a ma'yong.
pftrsAclialL, the wooden framework
of a house.
FerauolUB, Port. French.
pBianoliit, to splash up in all direc-
tions (as water or mod when a stone
is dashed into it).
pSranda, porah - pSrunda, helter'
skelter ; in confusion.
pfirang, war, battle ; ikat p., tho line-
of battle; ptnglma p., & leader in
war; gSndaag p., a war-dmm; bSr-
pSrang, to go to war ; to be at war ;
p^pSranga^, a state of ^"ar.
pecang, peTang-perun, very pah
very wan.
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pfiEANGAI li
ptoojxspd, nature ; dispoBiDiou ; in-
nate character,
pSranffra, sa-pirangguaii, a set— e.g.
of buttons i a suit (of clothes).
pexang^kap, a eage-irap for birds oc
pfiranja, a scaffolding in suceessivp
tiers i the seating arrangements in
an ampliitheatro ; a dove-cote or
pi^ou-hoDBe.
pliraiijat, tirpiranjoi, startled ; sud.
denly alarmed.
pBrap, to fly at an enemy (of a fowl) i
to be touchy (of a disposition) ; to
be anxious to alnaya Iiave the last
word (of women).
parap, to quicken tho stroke when
rowing.
ptras, (onom.) ph-as-'p^ran, the rust-
ling of garments or of paper.
pBrat, acrid, sonr ; tSror^g p., a small
brinjal (sofanitm acaleatietimum).
pfiranran, a maiden.
pfirawait, a medicinal plant (iindem
sp.)
p&rawia, ingredients, factors, mate-
pSrlta, Skr. ancient, former; p. kala,
days of old ; also parbn.
pSebani, extreme of the tide ; at its
highest or lowest point.
pftrbn, Jav. a prince ; p. jaya, the
conquering prince (Panji).
ptoclta, I. a rag j a piece of c)oth.
II. Pnlau, P., Sumatra.
pfteohaya, trusting ; believing in ;
harap ada, pSrciiaya tidak, there is
gronnd far hope bnt not for confident
expectation ; plrchaya dUngan tiada
dt-chuba.trustwithonttestinftj faith;
kSpStchayaan, truat j trusty i orang
yang hlplrckayiian, a man who can
be trusted.
pfirehlt, squirting out (of water).
ptrdah, the handle of a chopper or
hatchet.
pfirdaua, Skr. siirpasait^ ; excelling ;
supreme in merit ; p. »antlri, prime
5 PEEINDXm
pSrdu, the base of a tree-trunk ; the
visible part of the root.
p6rdnll, =• pSduU.
pereh, worn out by a struggle or
suataincd effort ; cshausled (as a
fighting cock or fencer).
ptefikat, lime, mortar, gum, cement,.
glue ; any sticky compound for
holding materials together — cf . Ukat,
pteelHa, Skr. investigation; enquiry;.
examination; pireksai, to enquire
pirfimpnaii, a woman.
pSxeng', a repulsive smell.
pfixeuKgan, a boundary ; = plrhitig-
gaaii.
pSrentah, i-ule, govevnment, eway j
command, order; datany-lah p., an
ordercame; p./npt'tfis, British mle;
weiirfi-enfaft, to govern ; plmirmitah,.
a goremor, a ruier .
pfirftpat, a tree (unidentified) closely
resembling sonnemtuiacitiai p.htikit
(ciijjonin lestertiana).
ptoet, I. a ticklish or tingling feeling
about the body. II. — jjSrenjr.
pGEffam, the well-knovm large wood-
pigeons {carpophaga mnea and c.
badia),
p6r([i, to proceed; to go; plrgi-lah
ia ka-Riav-t he went to Riau.
pfirpll, (Dutch) gilt ; gilding.
pSri, 1. Pers. afairy ; dewa shah pSri,.
the king of the fairies; devta pSH
mavibaiig, fairies of all sorts — i.e.
Indian, Persian, Indonesian. II. way,
manner, matter ; p. hal, matters,.
details, circumstances.
pfiria, a cnltivated pumpkin with a
proverbially bitter taste (momordica
charantia) .
p&riAi, Jav, a minor noble ; a local
notable.
p&riang', the proper moment for
doing any thing ; the most auspicione
pSridi, prolific! fast growing] fertile,
pfiriffl, a well, a spring.
pfirindim, a brood (of chickens).
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PSrlnff^, Pers. Prank, Earopean,
ptelolt, a cooting-poti p, ap!,aboinb.
ebell ; a hand-grenade ; p. ksra, the
pitcher-plant (nepenthes).
pftriaai, b, shield, a backler.
^tekakaa, inBtntment ; machine ;
appliancH for doing anything ; p,
chap, apparatus for printing ; p.
pSrang, war-ma torial.
'pfirkara, Skr. a matter ; an affair ;
a coiKjem or bnsinesB ; habis-lah p.,
there is an end of the bnainess.
-ffirkasa, Skr, brave; gaJlant; dis-
tinguished for valour.
-pftrkasam, •= pltaaam.
pBrkntnt, Jav. the dove ; = tekukur.
.pSrlaliAit, slow, quiet, tranquil ; blr-
kata dSngan p., to epeak qnietly;
blrjalan dSngaap., to move slowly,
pirlaug, glittering, flashing.
Ttelentoli, = leateh,
pBrla, Ar. eompulsorv ( obligaiory.
■jerlna, tSpMus, pattin? one's foot
into a hole or place where the soi!
^rcs way.
pSnuadaiil, Jav. a rug.
pfirmai, I. fair, pretty, lovely, beanti-
Sal. II. = pgrmaimH.
p6riiiai«nri, Skr. a queen.
:p6rituui, Ar. a command (of God) ;
the word of God; p. Allah taaXa
didalam Kuran, the word of God
revealed in the Koran ; b\bo finnan.
ptemaiUi, Skr, tiada tlpSrraana'i lagi,
innnmerable, incalculable.
-pSrmata, Skr. a gem ; a precious
-pertuatan^, see matang.
pfirmiBi, (Dutch) a permit, a pass,
-pfirnah, ever; bUnm p. or Hada p.
pgrni, a bowl for gold-fish.
pMoIioii^, gaping wide open.
ji8sok, putting aside carelessly ; stow-
ing oasaallj.
pBroUTOk, to crumple np (paper or
stiff cloth) in the hand; tlrpironyoi,
crumpled, ruffled.
pfiroaok, to tbruet into ; to be tbrast
into } to stumble into; baran^-tiapa
ml-nggali lubang, ia jiga tSrpSrofok
ka-dalam-nya, who so diggeth a pit,
the same shall fall into it.
pBTBada, see pancha.
S^rnKngga, Pers, a parasang as a
measure of length.
pfirseli, clean, clear, pore, bright,
frank — cf. bSrseh,
p6rB6tna, Skr. sa-J^ali plrsStaa, " once
pertama, Skr, ^rst ; van ; yang p.,
the first,
pirtawi, Skr. the earth (deified) ;
dewi p., id.
pSman, the yard of a ship.
p8niAIt|f, ilma plruang, a ma^c art
[by which the magician is beiiered
to protect himself from drowning by
creating an air-cavity around him-
Holf]— c(. ruano.
Jffani'ti crumbling (as earth or rotten
wood),
pftrtun, tlie sounding-lead.
pemnggn, bell-metal.
pSmnjoiiff, a measure of depth ; the
length of a man with arms raised as
far above his head as possible.
p&mpob, a plant {hemigyroaa longi-
folia).
p6niB, gruff, unfriendly.
pmrxia, perang-perus, very pale, very
pfimaah, headstrong, wilfal, domi-
pBrut, the stomach ; the uterine
cavity ; bnioa p., to cadge for a meal.
pfirwoTK, Skr. the damsels of a court
(spoken of collectively) ; the retinue
of a princess.
pirwira, Skr. a hero ; a warrior j
heroic.
p«a», a roller or rod on which cloth
is wound np bh it is wo'
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^fiaah, = ]iienh,
pteai, blrplsai-pinai, cruinbling away
(as the mortar on an old wall),
;pnak, a gore ; b. piece of cloth let
in under the ami in raaTtiiig a,
ptaaka, heirloom ; family property
(especially quasi- entailed property) ;
adat p,, Malay customajy law regu-
lating snoceBBion ; also puenha.
pfiBon, order, instruction, command,
direction ; pesarti, to gire iustruc-
tions ; Mrpisan, id.
-pteora, Pers. bazaar j a variant of
paeai:
Tf6aa,va,t, on inBtrnmeot ; a machiue ;
a tool ; p. bSrjSni^ra, machinery.
ptsobui, a broad gangway round
the siri balai.
pfisiivr, — bSi-aiar—v, siar.
fSoinir, (onom.) the whizz of a pro-
jectile through the air.
pfitrirali, a district official (in Falem-
bang).
"pSsOlc, perforated ; broken through ;
brokeu down ; knocked in ; plsak-
pisok, fall of holea.
'pJSaoiia, Pers. a spell ; a magica!
incantation ; the effects of a apell ;
witchcraft.
'PeaonET, ISrpesong, altered (of a
course) i change of direction in
p6ipa, = jjBsjjd.
pestft, Fort, a f eBtival ; a celebration ;
p. mSnari, a ball, a dance.
:p6atakti, Skr. a book of divination or
sorcery ; the black art ; injury as
the result of the black art ; mala p.,
evil from hostile sorcerers or malig-
nant gupematural powers.
^firtl, certain, snre, positive, reliable ;
khabar yang p., reliable informa-
pBta, a plan, map, sketch, drawing or
design ; pHahi,n, to make a picture
or eketch'plan of anything.
pStai, B, tree yielding a pod which
is very offensive in sraell (pariiu
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biglandulosa) ; p. Mlalang {^ithecolo-
bium microearpam) ; p. Jaut {deemo-
diuin ambeUntam).
petnk, a sq^uare compartment ; a
division of a padi field ; a looker in
a boat ; the hold in a ship.
pfitBika, °^ pSstaka,
petals, Skr. a fold; a layer; e,
pBtaling, a tree yieldii^ a good
timber {ochanostachya amentacea).
pet&m, a frontlet or browband worn
by a bride.
pitang, evening, afternoon ; p. hart,
late iu the day.
petar, taking a true aim ; training a
gun on to anything.
petaram, a small knife.
pStaran^, pufeai pa^araiig, a deep-
sea net used on the east eaast of the
Peninsula.
p6taB, I. crackers, noisy fireworks.
II. bSras pBtas, all kinds of ricej
stores generaJiy.
pStek, plucking, picking, gathering ;
playing on a stringed instrument ;
mirndteft, to pluot, to pick, to play
on a stringed instrument.
pfitBnSrll, Ar, calumny, slander j also
fittuih.
p6tfira, = piitSra.
pStBrana, Skr. a seat near tli«
throne (used by princes of (the
blood) ; the seat of the bride and
bridegroom at a Malay wedding.
pStSri, = putSri.
pdtfimu, vbat pStSntm, powder in
packages or cartridges for use with
pSti, Tam. a bos, a case,'a chest.
pWing, a jerk with the thumb and
pfitlr, a clap of thunder i thunder;
bun-iii p,, the soand of thunder.
p&tola, a generic name given to a
class of pumpldna ; also kltola ; p.
hutan (iuftt acutangula) ; p. mattU
(luffa eylindrica) ; p. ular (trichosan-
thes anfluiTMi).
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pfitua., Ar. a precept ; a iraditional
rule; an suthoritativB ruling, adrice
by one who knows.
petur, Port, a factor, a minor officiaJ.
pMntii, a tree {hibiscus fioccosai).
pi, Taain pi, to gamble on credit, an
account being kept for settlement.
plah. a very small coin.
piak, a quid of betel-leaf ; a fold ; a
strip.
plftl, the wattles on the comb of a
piala, Fers. a cup or goblet ; a small
beaker ; a phial.
pltilang, buying on credit.
plalinf, a bird (unidentified).
piantA, the rainy seaeon (in Kedah).
piuig, mother (in Boyaneso).
jfiAnggtLng, a green bug destructive
to the crops.
planffgv, a tree yielding a red fruit
(cle^-odendron nutans).
piaxa, to bring up ; to nurture ; to
support ; = 'p^iihara,
piajrit, a fiah-spear with a double
plaa, a strip (of a sail).
plat, I. twisted, oblique, oat of line.
II. a remote descendant.
piatu, desolate ; having no relatives ;
anai p., an orphan.
pidiek, narrow, confined, limited.
pioUt, pinching ; presanre between
finger and thumb.
plchn, the trigger of a gun.
pllialc, aide; p. klpala, the side of
the head ; p. igama, on the side of
religion ; in the matter of faith.
ptjai, treading on, stepping on ;
miifijak, to step on.
pUrt, a reeinons substance used by
goldsmiths in their worli.
pijat, a bed-bug.
pikat, I. a horse-fly. II. the snaring
of birds ; mimikat, to anare ; pemikat,
plkan, mental confusion ; dullness ;
bv/rong ■p., the blue-breasted quail
(cxoalfiwtoria chineneiB).
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pikix, Ar. to think j jiikiran, consi-
deration ; hSrpikir, to ponder ; ti>-
meditate] sXso fikii:
piknl, to carry a heavy load slung
on a shoulder ; to lift a heavy weight ;
to weigh i a weight equal to about
133 pounds J nijimijtui, to carry.
pilRU, a ship of a type now obsolete.
pUah, selection, choice ; pilekan, id. ;
orang pilehan, picked men.
pill, pili ayer, a water-tap.
pilitl, twining; plaiting; making a
rope of several strands.
puis, a mark traced on the forehead
as a protection against eril spirits.
pilu, tender feeling, sympathy, sensi-
bility, melancholy, regret ; mlmblri
p., to inspire tenderness.
plmpls, leading by the hand, con-
ducting, guidii^ ; pimimpin, a guide.
pina, siputpina-pina.a, shell (pinnoP)
pluak, anak pinaJi, desoendants,
piiianff, the areca-nnt (areca eaUchu);
the use of tbe areca-nnt in a proposal
of marriage ; a proposal of marriage [.
p. raja, the led stemmed palm
(eyrtostachys lacca) , piiiangkan, to-
betroth one's daughter, mSmmaag,
to ask in marna^
piuoliailiri pinchaag ptnchut, zigzag,
irregular.
pluohok, slicing sour fruits and
and cooking them m
plncbat, jiineAano pinckut, zigzag,
irregnlar.
plndak, transition, movement from
one place to another transference i
pindiMan, to transfer , ilrpindah.
plnggajL, a plate, a tray, a saucer.
pinfffrang, waist ; middle of the
body ; amidships ; p. ramping, a
slender waist ; p. ginting, wasp-
waisted ; ikat p. or ttdi p., a girdle-;.-
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piminggang, the midmost portion ;
dayong pSminggang, the oata amid-
jpln^glr, edge, border, boundary,
limit ( pinggiran iiSgSri, frontier.
pilt|[lt, oonfined to tlie liouee ; kept
under lock and key i jealously shut-
ting up and guarding.
piujam, a tranaaotion of the iia,ture
of B loan ; borrowing, lending ; pin-
jama-n, a loan ; beri piitjam, giTing
in loan. ; lending ; minta pinja m,
borrowing ; raEtni'jy'om. or frfiyarataK,
to borrow.
'piuta, asking ; applying tor ; request-
ing i pintai, to ask for ; also mtnfo.
-pilttal, twining (as in malting rope) ;
owofa p., a rope-like spiral pattern.
Jtiatang, hilam,g pintan^, lost for
everj altogether gone; wholly difl-
appeared.
piutar, cleTer, wily, sharp.
plntaa, cutting across ; taking a short
cat ; intercepting by cutting across.
pinta, a door ; a gate ; an entrance ;
di-muka p., in front of the gate j
pSnt^nggn p., a porter ; p, ambang, a
tight screen-door not touching the
ground J p. oyer, a water-gate j p.
glrban^, a main-gate or door ; p.
iambi, a light screen-door reaching
4own to the gronnd ; p. lavtang, an
outer gate ; p. mating, a side-door or
back-door ; p. mutt, a door nailed up
01' permanently closed j jitiatig p.,
the door-posts.
pioll, tSrpioh, knotted (of roots or
branches) ; inyolyed or compHcated
(of a business).
pipa. Eur. a barrel.
pipeh, flatness ; fiat ; chaching p., the
tapeworm.
pipi, the cbeek ; Hdiia p., both
checks ; mSmerahkan p., to rouge the
cheeks.
jilpis, pounding between two hard
substances ; mashing ; grinding down
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pipit, a generic name for small
sparrows and finches.
pixai, pSnyakit pirai, a rheumatic or
gonty oompIaJnt causing pain in the
piraaat, Ar. a horosoopc ; astrological
or magical fore -knowledge ; also
pirek, to crush small ;
pirlng, plate, saucer.
pirns, Pers. pSrmala pii'us, a tur-
quoise.
pidalt, putting asunder! severing;
divorcing; bSrpiaah, to be separated.
pisauf, a banana (_musa eapientum) ;
p. iaroJr, the wild banana (rnasn
tnaliu:eentt») ; p.-pisawg, a, geneno
name given to a number of wild
purpurea); Mronot p., a sea-womi
{eolochyrua amxpa) ; gamat p., a sea-
worm (etichoptts variesatim) ; titan
buntal p., a fish (tetrodon lunarii) ;
jan(ongp.,the blossom of the banaoaj
hatak p., a frog with great leaping-
powera (rana erythrxa or rhacophoi-ti*
leacomystax) ; »a-pgTpiaang, as muctt
time as it takes to eat a banana.
piiau, a generic name for knives ot
all sorts i p. chiihu/r, p. plnckvhur, or
pSnyiilcur, a razor ; p. dnun padi, a
lancet; p. lidah ayam, an office-knife
(with a small blade which does nof>
fold); p. UdahayamUjial,tkpeDkniiet
also p. lipat ; p. raut, a small knife
for cutting ofE excresoencea on a
stick and giving the stick a smooth
surface ; mata p., the blade of a
knife ; punggong p., the blunt side
of a knife-blade.
piakal, (Dutoh) a procurator-fisca].
pUt&kBi, = pSstaku.
pita. Fort, tape, ribbon.
pitah, eloqnent, soft-spoken, gracious.
pitam, a rush of blood to tho head
causing dizziness.
pltls, a very small denomination of
coin something like a Chin
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pint, a deec ndaut tl g fourth or
fifth general on
po, Cli a BO t> of 1 e bo aed b;
ChineEe ga nblers no po to
gamble by guess ng at the pos on
of tlie h dden d e
podak, panda podal the plant
pandai b nemi s
podi, Tam the d at of gems err
small gems mounted n 1» ge Dnm
bers to make a gl tte n^ show
pohon, I a t ee p lauu d p
ksiapa a ooconat tree II begging
reqneat ng ask g for leave to
depart pohiyi i n or mf n h nlnn,
to apply for (anything) ; bit mohon,
to ask leave to depart^cf mufton
pDlcaJl, to heoome bent ; to give way
pOkok, a tree, a bush, a plant the
nncleue of a storm ; the capital for
vfoclcmg an undertaking ; p. Wlapo,
B coconut tree; p. an^in, a gathering
cJond presaging wind j p, ribut, a
etorm-olond.
polan, At. ei-polan, so-and-so.
polls, £ng. a police court.
polok, swallowing b large mouthtal.
polotlg', a familiar spirit.
poupa, (Dutch) a pump, spout, or
hose 1 = bomba.
Tgrnapallfl, an ancliored parse-net ;
also called gombang China.
ponSok, a shed ; a leaji to ; a tempo-
rary shelterj klpala p., (Singapore)
a Boyauese headman.
pondonff, carrying in the folds of a
HcarE slung over the bact.
jfmg'klu, a shallow rubbish -basket.
pongSR, a hillock or mound ; an
anthill— cf. bumit; mirak ji,, the
peacock-pheasant (_jiolyplectrum li-
calcaratwnt),
ponok, a fiesh; bamp or protnbe-
ranee ; a hump,
pontBUg, pontan^-panting, topsy-
tnrvy ; helter-skelter; Bcattered
poutiaoiak ^ puntianak.
porak por k jroret, helter-skelter;;
n onfasion p. pSranda, id.
poTOk a native game resembling
poroB he V
xof a
01 a nas he point of a spear.
po ta natcl I ss ; excellent.
potong cntt !g off ; a piece out off ;,
sap- ng n ah, a piece of land;
■nS t ng to out oS.
yoywug a
'"S)
)r"-~(ci. moyang) -^
magician (= pn-
Tan cloth laid down for a
pnak, b^rpuah, to pei'fomi certain
old world eeremonies so as to drive-
away ill-luck from a district.
ptiak, an assembly, a troop ; bSrpuak,
to gather together,
pnaka., a spirit of the earth ; a genius
pnalam, Tam. marble.
pUSrU, I. a belel-box. II. = plrSm-
puan (in certain titles).
pnar, pdkok puar^ a plant (o/inomunt
cardamomnm) .
piiaa, satisfied, sated; p. haii, id.
puaaa, 8kr. afast; fasting; bttlanF.,
the fasting -month Bamadsan.
pueliat, pallor, pale ; p- list, pale
through auEemia ; p. perang, pale-
red ; the pallor of a dark skin j p.
piidai; pale and tired-looking.
puckok, asprouting branch; ashoot;
p. apt, B, darting point of Same ;
p. rlbong, (1) the edible young shoots
of the bamboo ; (2) chevrons (in
art) ; ular p., the common green
tree -snake {dryophit prnsinus).
pnobon^, a generic name given to
bitterns — e.g. to dvpefor flavicallie,
ardetia cinnamomea, ardBlta sinensis
and butorides javanica.
pn&ak, =• podak.
podar, fEided, dim, "washed out"]
pucfuiC p., ptde and tired-lookiiig.
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pndat, stovriti^ or staffing awaj any-
thiog in a casual or careless manner.
podl, =■ fodi,
pnAtng, a common cottiraled plant,
the gaiden croton {codisum rarte-
gatum) ; p. hulan {taberiupiiKnitaiia
malaccensis) .
pnfar, complete repair, restoration,
renewal, doing up.
pnili, rSpai path, crumbling to pieces ;
rotting.
pnja, Skr. prayer, adoration-— bnt
nsed of Hindoo rites and of the
prayers to spirits of the jungle, and
not of service in a mosque.
pnji, praise, laudation ; puji-pujian,
praises, the complimentary phrases
at the beginning of a letter; mS-
muji, to praise ; to declare praise-
worthy ; tSrpuji, belauded.
pi^ok, coaxing, flattery; piyoifcan or
mBmvjok, to COax, to flatter ; also
bujok.
pukal, a lump or clod of anything ;
MHb ea-p., the commoa straight-
bladed IcSris.
fulcau^, the fork; the junction of the
lower limbs ; Untang p., sprawling.
pukaa, bSrpuka« OF blrpakut-pukasan,
ill a state of nudity.
pnfcat, a generic name for largo nets
(especially drift nets and seines) ;
p (mel, the common seine; p. liaii-
yai the common drift net. [Many
fnkau a narcotic (used hy thieres to
drug their viotims to sleep).
pnki, the female genitals.
pnltnl, beating, striking, knocking,
hammering ; p. lima, five o'clock ;
p. eJiap, printing ; p. Msl, shoeing a
JKIIa, also i likewise ; again ; too ;
furthermore I dlmikian p., and bo
onoe moret tiapa p., who then;
mintfopa p., why then.
pnlMfK, = pilaga.
jnlM, a lu^ tree {ahlojiia scholariii).
Tisp (of cooked rice) ; well-
return to the point of original
re — e.g. to One's country, bo-
one'shome, etc.; p^nyakit-ku palang-
lah, my illness returned ; blrjalan p.,.
to return.
pnlaB, twisting, wringing, wringing
out; p. leker, to wring the neck;.
mSmidiis, to twist (nsed of griping
pains in the stomaGh) j plmitla$, a
twister, a screw-driver.
pulftaan, I, a fruit — closely resem-
bling the rombufan (nepheliam «iu.
tabile). II. a name given to the-
Malay weasel {puforius ^ludipea).
pnlaaari, = pslasari.
pnlau, 1. an island ; an isolated
piece of rising ground in a sea,
river, or swamp. II. nasi piilnu,
pillau rice.
piilalL, return, revival, renewal, re-
action ; pttiflMS p., restoration to an
original state ; stmiml p., a fastening
which is easily undone ; ptilehkan, to
bring back ; to restore.
pnlnn, gathering np in folds ; blr-
paluw-pulun, gathered up on one
side (of a sarong),
pnliir, = impului:
pnlnt, adhesiveness, ai
a of
ticliiness ; gla-
■ice i a generiu
out of glutinous
generic i
! for cakes made
pulut-pulat, a
1 to a number of plants--e.^
ifus spp. and urena tobala,
tm, a harmless sea-millipede
mucn used as bait.
pun, an inseparable particle suffiied
to a word that it is intended to parti-
cularly emphasise in the sentence ;
itu pu«, that also ; sa-kali pun, yet ;
cUla-piiii, furthermore there are ; in.
pira pirgi, he too went.
pnnali, habia-iah pimah, utterly des-
troyed—a strong form of kabU.
ptuwi, 8 generic nwne for many-
green pigeons ; buttmg p., the
common green pigeon (otinofrm«t.
tCoogle
pnNAT i;
veinans) ; p. daun (oamotreron ni-
palensis) ; p. gadiiig or p. jamhK
( pHlopus jambtt) ; p. rimba, the
cuckoo-dove (micropygia ngSceps) ;
p. siuJ (oBJiioirefon olam) ; p. tanah,
the bronzewing - dovs {chalcophapa
indita).
'punat, the core of a boil.
jiiuiclia, the loose end or fag enH of
aiiytliing— such as a piece of rope
or cloth ; the pendent extremity.
pnnohtik, top, Ruromit, crowu ; the
knob on a flagstaff; p. utinoiig, the
Bauimit af a monntain.
ptmdi, pundi-pv-mli, a satchel, a bag,
a parse; p.-p. MiiipSdu, the gall-
bladder
pmiaiiis to twist or lavel m (rf a
pnn^h I
ptLUggalt unloBdiug dischargiDg ;
removing goods from one plai,e to
another p anglat to pick up and
reiDOTe to transport
:piui(rt[aiWa = pln(iyaiFo
-pajiggoTc b irovi) pi nggol a email
owl(9(awtiliuinhrod i) aproierbial
simile for a despainnK lover as this
owl IS believed to pine for the moon.
-ptmi^^ag, the fundament; the but-
tockfl ; the aeat ; p. pidang, the dull
side of a sword,
panfffnr, a fallen tree-trunk.
pniiElcaJi, a fragment ; a large piece
of anything.
pnngkoE, the posterior j the funda-
ment ; J), sipui, the heart of the
whorl in finger impressions; tutang
p., the pubic bones.
pnu^t, picking np, gathering, col-
lecting I 7iieiH'tngitt, to gather.
piu^onff, an archod framework on
mhioh plants are trailed.
puiijnt, to tie up saok-wise ; to fold
up.
ptmtal, to coil rope round the hand
so as to get a good grip of it; to
'2 PUSAKA
punti, ular ptinti, a name given to
the snake dipbadumorphns dendro-
pkiltis ; alao called ular tiong,
pimtianak, an evil spirit attacking
women at the time of childbirth.
puBtoh, a broad armlet of a tj^e
worn by heroes of romance.
puuton^, a stump ; a half -burnt log ;
the fag-ond of a cigar.
panya, possession; (in bazaar Malay)
a word used to form a possessiTe or
genitive — e.g. sahaya punya rtimah,
my house ; baiJc panya om»g, good
men ; men of worth. [This nse of
pitnya is not literary.]
ptLpob, to fly at each other (of fight-
ing coeks) -, to fight gamely ; hlr.
pujx)?! ayam, to set cooks on to each
other (without artificial spurs)— of.
sabong.
piipok.. the application of plasters
and poultices to the hody.
pnpn, a grade or degree of relation-
ship ; a generation ; eaudara sa-p., a,
first cousin ; saadara dv.a p., a second
pnpuv, a face-powder made of rice-
meal scented with herbs ; pv.pv,ran
or Upong pupur, id.; tSrpiipur, to
apply such powder to the face.
pnpwi, blighted (of plants) ; left
desolate (of human beings).
pupot, blowing; swaying (anything)
of the vrind ; di-papat bayn, swayed
about by the breeze.
pitrn, 1. Skr. a city (only in com-
ponnds— such as Singa-pura). II.
pttra-pura, feigning, pretence ; m^-
nangis p. -p., shedding crocodile's
tears. Ill, pv,i-a plranda, = porafc
pira-nda ; see porak,
purba, Skr. ancient, former; p. kala,
days of old ; also pirba.
pnxi, Skr, the residential portions of
pumAma, = pSrnama.
purv, a skin-diaeaae (^framhosia in-
dica) ; katak p., a toad.
pTuraldl., heir-loom ; family propel
property"- ■
,sedb,V_,oogle
(eapecially quBBi-entaileii property) ;
pnaac, a, epiral motion ; pusnran ayer,
a whirlpool ; paearan angin, a whirl-
Hind,
piU&t, the Dave], the centre ; p. bulat,
the centre of a circle ; p. lasejc, the
pentre of the great ocean ; the navel
nf the seas; tnftp., the umbilical cord.
pnai, bula pmi, a kind of lint uaeii
for dressing wounds.
piuiijLg'i reviilntion, rotation ; j). te-
pala, vertigo r hlrpming-paging, re-
volving i [puaijigisotten UBedmetn-
phoricallj for "tocheal"].
^spa, Skr. a flower ; flowerj ;
vBiiegated.
piun, Mrpueu-jmsu, enrging to and
fro (of a crowd of people).
pntor, rotation, motion on an asia ;
pataraa, a wiadlass.
pntarvnli, Jav. akar jratarwali, a
medicinal creeper (lepidasathis Ion-
gifolia?)
pntat, a generic name for a numbei-
of plants iharringt&nia app.)
pntah, white ; p. hining, "white-yel-
low " — a mnch-admired complexion-
tint ; p. mata, being pnt to shame ;
" scared oH " i J), talaag, the whiten-
ing of the bones — death ; kayu p..
kajepnt! oraiig P., a white man;
II Europeaa (eapeciall; an English-
man) ; mSmuteh, to become white.
I HABU
putek, the frnit as it appears im-
mediately after the falling of the
blossom.
pntSr», Skr. a prince ; the child of a
prince j 6frpu(SjYi, to heap a child.
pntfirl, Skr. a princess ; the daughter
of a prince ; a fairy ; p. main, a name
given to the sensitive plant ; banrng
iSpah p., a bird (dir-tiam crueata-
puting, the part of a knife-biade
which is buried in the handle ; a
pointed projection s a fag end or
stump ; p. bSliong, a, walerspont i p.
•^hSpu-cASpu, the foot of a mast -, p.
s'mii, the nipple ; parang p., a very
sharp hind of chopper.
putu, a generic name given to a
number of cakes.
pntiiR, severance ; splitting or break-
ir^ off ; (by metaphor) to settle, to
decide, to pnt an end to ; p. asa,
hopeless ; despair ; p. harga, to settle
a bill ; to pay a price i p. hati, heart-
break; p. makan, to exhaust one's
supplies ; p. tiyana, to die ; puiuikan,
to settle, to terminate, to break ;
kfpuhiaan, severance, termination,
settlement ; yang tui,da fcgrtBputusnii,
endless.
piqroh, the bustard quail (Inmix
piig^Mx).
xaSlA, groping or feeling about with
the hands ; Tnlraba, to grope -, to
fondle.
rsbftk, gashed, rent, torn.
rabMl, lalraban, to talk incoherently,
B»bW, At. Lord (of God) ; Ilahi B.,
the Lord God.
Tftlwk, robak^raiei, tattered aud torn.
nM, At. Rabi-Ml-avtal and Eabi-ul-
atckir, namea of months.
rftblt, 1, a gaah or rent at the edge
of ft cloth, mat, etc. ; bibir r,, a hare-
lip. II. mirabit.todragthird parties
mbok, tinder, touchwood.
vabonff, the double row of atap pro-
tecting the ridge of a roof ; paaang
r., gpring-tides.
Vkbu, I. the lungs; J^miafl!; r., exalta-
tion. II, Ar. F«in iittfru, '
kiogle
RABUN i;
cabnn, Enmigation ; inSrabun, to Send
smoki^ into a house so as bo drive
away moaqnitoea or evil spirits.
xabnt, teartDg out, polling out, forci-
bly extracting ; mirahiit, to t«or out.
raoliBU, delirious utterance, raving.
xaohek, I, a snaie of lumging nooees
for catching birds ; inSrachek, to
snare birds. II. slioing up areca-nut.
zaolltui, poison (especially stomach
poisons in contradistinction to blood
poisons— li(Ba).
radalc, thrusting or stabbing up-
wards ; -miradak, to spear or stab
from below a person in a house.
railMlff, niSradang, to become heated
or excited. ,
radif, Ar. the burden of a song ; the
rKUa, Jar. a princely title.
rftdsi, At. may (God) bestow favonr
— in the expresaion radsi Allah an-hu
(may God show him favour)— -an
exclamatory remark when the names
of the early Caliphs are mentioned.
raff», I. a coai'selj-ploited basket or
creel of bamboo ; bvah T., a sort of
football of basket-worlt ; main i: or
lepak t\, a primitive Malay football.
II. Jav. the body (in opposition to
the Houl). III. display ; mlrtga, to
sbow oft i jrffroga, a dandy.
THrgMn, Hind, modes in music ;
variety in Bound, colouring, or dis-
position; banyalc orang, bonj/uft rn-
gam-'iiya, thei'e are bs many tempera-
ments as there are men, prov.
XKgtM\[, iHiragang, to scaie a Wall ;
to climb a tree.
XtigaM, mlragag, to pnll at or tear at
(but not to tear out).
£agi, essence, alloy, colouring matter,
leaven, yeast ; hula r., with the pat-
tern washed out (of cloth) ; bTirong
miragi, the painted snipe (TOitratula
eapenaia).
xag'oug', tlragimg-ragong , knocking
against one another (of heavy bodies
hanging in a bunch).
XUga, uncertainty ; " chopping and
changing."
ragnm, a vice or clip worked willi
sa^p, snatching and carrying away.
l;apU, greed, gluttony ; also rahtts.
ragut, mir'tg^t, to tear oat witli
violence (especially of tearing out
Lair).
rah&ag, the jaw ; ttilang r,, the jaw-
rabap, Icain rah-ap, a sort of pall cast
over a body at a fanetal but not
bni-ied with it.
ralutaia, = ralmia,
rahat, I. a, native boom. II. gugtir
i-ahat, a andden and general (but
untimely) fall of durians. III. Ar.
rest, tranquillity, peace.
cahl, = blrahi.
raltlm, I. Ar. merciful, compas-
sionate, II. Ar. the aterus.
rahmau, Ar. merciful, compas-
sionate,
rahinat, Ar, mercy (especially tho
mercy of God)
f aliaia Ski- a secret ; mlTobiika r.,
to reveal a secret minaroh r., to
ralm Skr tlii. dragon which is
believed to attempt to swallow tho
mo n (at eclij ols) balan di-makmi
r., an eclipge
raih, d aw' o- towirds oneself tak'ng
(as oppos d to giT ng)
raip Ai 1 sappearance vanish g
= h/ib
raia to s vee) oiT (aa one sweei a
crambs off a t ble)
VBja Skr 1 n ee ruler goven or
the k ng ( n cl eaa) r bi aeal a
pru n bj descent r b alang the
pru c pal heavenly bod ei r d
Ollar a pnnce by virtue of office
uda a. t tie given to the heir
apparent or r sa ha t a,
br tegroo dang (Southern
Malaya) a k gBsher (No t"
Malaya) a la ge sandj per aimi i
oogle
, (East Ciiaat)
a, prince ; liamba r., servants or
menials about e. court ; pSnyakit t,,
a maSigtant nicer on the neck or
shonldOTB; ^inan-g r,, the red-stem-
med palm {cyrtostachys lacca) ; kS-
rajaan, rule, dominion, empire ; alat
Igrojaan, regalia.
3t^a1), At. the uama of a MaJaj
month.
r^ ah, probing ; groping for anyt bing
with a atick ; tattooing ; a doeign
scratoheii on anything.
Tftjawali, Skr. an eaxle ; laa^ r., a
name given to small hawks— e.g.
tinnitn^^tiiis atoiudaHTts.
rajin, porsiatent, frequent, ttiligent ;
frequency, assiduity ; r. b&rbuat
Jakat, persistence in doing wrong ;
r. dan aaaha, aaaiduiCy and diligonce.
rajob, inSrajoi:, to sulk, fiSrajoi,
sullen.
r^at, knitting, worsted work.
rakft, fragility, brittteness.
rakaat, Ar. the bowing of the body
in prayer.
rakttui, Ar. painting or gilding ctotb.
-rakon, associate, uompaniou, com-
rade, partner ; raktiiiait, a, partner
in busiuesB.
jakap, creeping at a anail's pace j
crawling ; mh-ahzp, to creep, to
crawl — e.g. ontitjf hlna mlraJcap, a
begfrar crawling from door to door.
jcakat. Hind, a Bcarlob pea, hotter
known as ittah saga,
j;akit, arrangement side by nide ;
the construction of a raft or of the
framework of a house; a «tf t ; sa-
rahity a pair — e.g. two sireh leaves
one over the other.
rakia, Skr. mercury, quicksilver.
rakRamala, a tree ialtiagiaaa) yield-
ing a perfumed gum.
la, Skr. an ogro ; a goblin ; an
to perfume ; perahsi, flower petals
and scented leaves used for perfnm-
ing a bed. II. union, commingling,
affinity; so-i-., harmonising ; afGni-
rakiu. greed, glattony ; also ragas,
raiut, mSratui, to deceive, to set a
snare, to weave a web (of a spider),
ralat, Ar. error, miECalcuIation.
ralip, I. sleepy, tired, II. caatom,
riun, I. brooding, sitting on o^s (of
a hen). II. Unglcap ram, Venetian
Rama, I. Skr. SSn Ramn, the Hindu
demi-god Rama. II. rama-rama, a
butterfly ; ringgit rama-rama, tha
Merioan dollar. III. Jav. father—
oapecially in tbo oppression roma aji,
■ princely father ; sire.
SaataUJHi, Ar. (he fostit^-month
or bntan Puasa.
ramab, over - familiarity, effusivo
friendliness, courtesy over-done or
forced; ipirainah inulitt, impertinent
familiarities ; taking liberties;
ramai, crowded, populous i numer-
ously attended (of a festivoJ) ; feS'
tive; joyOQS; b&ramai-rataaian, at-
tended by a large following ; with
very many others ; «if ivim«ifeaa, to
give population and prosperity to a
lamaL I. Ar. sootiisaying; Iioroscopiis
calculations. 11. I'ors.. a scarf, a
kerchief,
ranUW, presaura between the fingers
and the flat of the hand j kneading ;
massage! mZmmas, to fcneadj to
evil SI
TaktR, I. yielding fragrance ;
xuubah, moist, danip (o£ the ground).
riuabal, I. a common frait-tree (hac-
eaurea motleyana). II. hida rambai,
short feathers on either side of the
tail of a fowl,
ranbaiMi, hairy.
nuabSik, extending ihovtry dirBotion
(as a creeper) ; flourishing; pros-
-^kiogle
BAMBANG
TMUbaaff, extensive, wide, broad;
jaio. T., a easting-net for general
Jishingi Ula r., a wide-moothed
Bffivel-gnii ; midut t., errfttio talk.
xambat, a dais for a prince or for a
bridegroom.
xain1>e}i, iirambeh or in^rambeh, to
go on an excorsion with one's
rambn, I. a thick poBt. II. a hang-
ing fringe^ rn'mhii-rambUyid.-, tombak
1',, a spew with a hanging fringe
imder the spear-head.
7alilbDll, tangled uudeigrowtb ; roots,
climbers and creepers.
xambat, I. hair ; t. ikal, curly hair ;
!■. iiTiting, frizzled hair; r. tSrwrai,
dishevelled hair ; aiiak r., short hair
round the central growth ; gigi r.,
the hair just at its junction with thci
forehead ; liaki r., the hair on the
neok{ suaK r., the parting ; rambntan,
ft tree yielding a fruit with a hairy
int^fnment (?i<j)Jteiiiw» lappenm) j
ramiruti, woollen cloth; yiTambut,
the got at the dnd of a fishing-line.
II. pSrambuf, invulnerability to
weapons ; p. s^wjata, id.
ITMabutan, the well-known fmit
nepkelium iappuwrn — \. ramiut
TMttbnti, woollen cloth — v. rambnt.
xamli the rhea or China grass (boeh-
meria Jiicea) ; ioin r., a coarse sack-
ing made of rami fibre.
nunT»i, miscellaneous I of a mixed
character; varied; b«nga r., a fra-
gmnt preparation made by wenting
jiandonand other leaves; rantjxittan,
to scatter {btmgu I'untpat), to spread
news, etc.
XMnpak, spreading horizontally (of
a tree) i nmbrageouB.
runpKi, plundering, seizing, carrying
off; rampaean, booty, plunder i ml-
■rampaa, to take by forOe.
ru&pftt, sweeping about a long pole
(or any similar object) so as to
strike anyone approaching within
a certain radiue ; giving sweeping
3 BANDOK
blows instead of deliberately aimed,
blows ; m^mofri •miram^t papany
abusing everybody who comes near r
indiscriminate abuse.
ramplnff, I. slender; lissom (of the
waist). II, rompang-rainpinffj tat-
tered and torn.
lampiM, mlrampue, to ase foal lan-
guage.
rampnt, mlmmpat, to tell foolish
runii, picking up odds and ends ;.
miriimu, to collect materials of all
sorts ', p^rantu kayu, a wood-gatherer,
ranina, escessire hairiness ; bSrainutr
over-hairy (of the face) ; buamg
ramius, to get rid of superflnoos hair.
r»ita,I.m8™.™a,topine;softi(maronu,
8 wasting disease. II. = rafna.
TUUk, bSranak-ranah, to play in a
swift tremolo.
ranftp, I. mlranap, to crumple nnder
great pcessnie. II. just visible above
the ground i low-lying.
CtuiolutiL, to mark a track by cutting
down an occasional sapling.
rMlcliak, gay ; continuous and lively
(of music, dancing, etc)
TUlolliUlir, pointing upwards ; a
pointed stake stuck in the ground
as a rude caltrop.
raaohftp, giving a cylindrical Ibrm
to anything ; passing one's hands
np and down a cylinder.
ranchonff, shaip cut ; cutting at a
sharp angle (nsed of sharpenii^ a
pencil or native pen).
randa, mfm-ndo, to wander about
capriciously ; going here and there ;.
see also plranda.
rutdal, mirandai, t« wade through
shallow water.
randeli, rondah-randeh. m disorder,.
disherelled, in confasion.
randl. a silk fabric of Chmese or
Siamese make.
irftudok, I. kambing raiidok, a rank
old he -goat. II. treading down.
treading underfoot.
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•xtmiong, treading down— cf. i-midok
and tlrandong,
iKui-a, the ftction of tho arm when
thrnBt into Hqnid and worked i-ormd
and round.
XKng, tanah rang, arioe-HelA (banked
and prerioualy cultivated, but tem-
porai^iy lying fallow).
xangab, hauRiity, gnperoilious ; ihS-
rangak, to swajcger.
iKO-gKii, 1. obstinate or chronic (of
a diaagreeable, but not danneroua
'lisease), II. mSrangai, to forage
rrftBgab:, a generic name for slie)U of
the geiius ptei-aceraa.
s^anna. I- pointed projections ;
sticking u)> in points (as the tine of
a deer). II, Jas. a title of inferior
xUL|[g&h, I. Miiranggah, to strip a
tree of fruit. II. To stab upwards,
-ran^afc, hauling a boat ashore.
XBMggvn., a thorny shrub or small
tree (unidentified).
xtkaggAa, a mass of twigs or fallen
branches ; bSraiiggan-ritiiijgas, spiky,
3:a«giri, spruce ; neat in dressing,
sraitg'Eoiiff, waikiug stiffly witli long
legs held nide apart ; Eqaatting ;
burong r., a !on;^-legged water-bird ;
kail r.. fishing when two sticks pro-
ject from the lead, a hook being
suspended from the extremity of
each stick ; inemiiggong, to crawl
painfully or laboriously along (as
a wounded man or very young
child) ; to squat with the tuoes wide
-XlUlggn, aee pSranffSH.
sruiffTnl, mSraiiggul, to dip (ef a
boat's bows).
Tangln, Jav. a shield.
iraSfflClL, skeleton, framework ; hlr-
nngka, possessinij; or serving as a
framework,
xmgt^, strung or fastened to-
gether ; B. string of ; a combination ;
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rangkaiaa, connecting, atringing to-
gether; birai(^tei-i-an(|tc(i, in strings
or olusterfl.
mnffkak, mliangtak, tn walk uit
hands and knees ; to crawl along ; to
make slow progi'esa.
rangkap, I. pair, couple, set of two.
II. to catch by covering ; pSrangkap,
a falling trap.
rongkM, = ranggoH.
ranffkek, a generic name for shells
of the genus eoaag.
ranfkotis, = rnaggomj.
rangknin, grasping between tho
hands ; aa-r., as much as one can
so grasp.
ran.g'knp, the formation of a cavity
or channel between two sides which
slope to meet each other.
xtmgaa.tLg, iuMmngsaiig, to get in-
flamed or excited ; plrangaang, im
exciting drag ; a stimulant j ra^iBlEri
bSrangsaiig, to excite to passion.
xaagTi.'p, crisp and brittle (aa i^
Eangmm, snatching escitediy ; grab-
bing at.
rani, Hind, the wife of a prince or
governor.
ranjanf , a largo bedstead or donblc-
bed,
ranjan, a caltrop; r. cliac'tat, pointed
stakes driven into the ground with
the points uppermosfc ! r. mata parut,
a plank with nails projecting out of
it ; r. iimia eata, a caltrop consisting
of a plank and a spike ; r. itiata tiga,
the common caltrop.
Banjnna, Skr. Arjona.
rantai, a chain ; hajii, r,, a coat of
ohain-mail g rantaiian, to pub in
clubbing together for a
purcbaae — e.g. of villagers
combining to purchase a buffalo to
slaughter,
rantau;, t. a basket or hamper
for provisions, crockery, c
penetrability to sight ; ;
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metnandang, letting the ejo seo right
through.
Tftutoti, a, roach of a rirer or of the
Bea-cojXBt ; illok r.,h]ghia and reaches ;
the entire territory j iraSranton, to
go nandericg.
Taatiitg, a minor branch, a twig ;
helalang r., » stick insect ; Jniang r,,
the peacock pheasant (polyplectrim
btcalcarattim).
rutnm, iimsal! ranvm, inlly ripe (of
fruit).
xanyah, inlru/iiyah, to pick small
pieces of food here and there out of
xap, I. tanah lap, laud that has been
cleared, weeded and banked, and is
ready for onltiTation. II. (ouom.)
the Bound of rapping or stamping.
t»pftll, to walk roughly over anything.
xapai, iiiSrapai, to fumble with— cf.
glrapai.
xa-JMtlg, iian rapang, a fish (tntigit
bleclceH).
xapat, contiguity, close connection ;
sahubat yang r., close friends; sn?-
rapat, to fit two tlvinga together ; to
woric ae a joiner,
mpelt, drawing in i palling or haiil-
ii^ in ; drawing towards oncaelf.
Tkpek, mSrapek, to talk nonsense — cf .
xapob, brittle, fragile ; r. muluf,
inaljility to toiitcol one's tongue.
r&pu, infropu, to pick up ill-eon-
eidered trifles — cf, ramu ; tnlrapti
liana, to beg,
ras, I. Hind, the reins, II. (onom.)
xaaa, I. taste, flavour, perception,
sensation, (eeiing ; r, hati, percep-
tion ; 5-naa-Ki/a, it seems; it appears j
as t w pntuB o;, forgetfuineaa.
Ids f jmpathyj ea-J-., reaemblanco
( n ta te) I ke ; iimpa r., to bear
the b int f anything ;
feol; blrasa
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i-nksamala,
xasau, I. a screw-pine (pundanus
wsfoiv), II. mSrasaii, to make a
swishiiig noise (of branches moved
by the wind).
maliid, Ar. orthodox.
xashirali, Ar. bribe ; an illegal
gratification.
ra»i, = ralni, II.
raami, Ar. disposition, temperament,
raaok. I. the attack of an evil spirit ;;
rfi-f., Mna r,, or di-Tasok Ita-atJi, to
be possessed of a devil ; to be
afflicted by some spirit of disease.
II. croBS-beema from pilUr to pillar.
xaanl, Ar. apostle ; one aent by God ;
t; Allah, God's apostle, Muhammad.
fat. I. constriction ; ea-gl^ggam r., a
tight handful ! menglrat, to squeeze.
II. (Kawi) the earth ; jmia mng-rat,
victorious in the land ; conqueror of
the world.
rata, I. (1) level, evenness, flatness
of surface ; sama r,, on the eame'
level ; on a footing of equality ;
ra/oinn or mSraidkatt, to smooth;
(3) on the level of the ground;
prostrate ; jaioh-lah Tata ka-bumi^ he
fell flat on the eariih ; (3) bringing-
evcrything to the same level; com-~
pleting ; " rounding ofl " ; rata-i-atay
everywhere ; sa-i-ata, all over ; mE-
rata, to spread over. II. Skr. a
chariot (especially the winged cha-
riots of the gods) .
xatah, plain (of food when eaten
witiiout rice or vegetables) ; mSratahf
to eat food without rice.
ratftp, prolonged lamentation ; pas-
sionate exclamations of grief; lond
mourning ; rataphan, to lament over.
ratib, Ar. the constant repetition of
the name of Allah creating a sort of
ecstatic trance ; wild devotional cries
accompanied by shaking of the body.
rainA, Skr. a jewel, a gem, a princess.
rata, Jav, a prince, a princess ; san^-
r,, the king ; r. Karipaii, the Prince
of Knripan, Panji.
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ratTia, Imndred; aa-rattis, one hue
tired ; blraius-Tatus, in hundredR.
wm, (onom.) a sonnd— such as thiit of
rusbing water; rau-rau, a clapper
rattle or aistruin.
ranh, = rahn.
raTun, (onom.) a deep orooninij or
moaning soand; m^raam dan me
ratap, to moan and lament.
ranug, (onom.) a cry of pain ; a roar
of lu(Onji ittiraung, to cry out in
raup, miraap, to scoop np with both
hands ; hiraap, in double hiiud-
fulB.
rant, smoothing, cutting oS asperi-
ties ; ptWu r., a email sharp knifu
for Bmoothiag a stick.
rawft, 1, burrmg rnwa, the pied im-
perial pigeon (myriiticivora hicolor).
II. marshy gronnd. III. a large
tree (unidentified.) IV a shrimp-
net also known as sungkar, Icaiii r,
rswab., a partnerahip [where one
maji supplies labonr and the other
capital].
rawai, a lino of unbaited hookq
intended to foul-hook fish , mi^auat
to fish with this contrivanae
TOiwalt:, sea dSratoa.
rawan, I. emotion (especially tender
neaa); inSmhSri r., to Btir the itno
tions. II. a numeral coefficient for
articles made of cordage or BtHng.
III. tulanff rowan, the sternnm.
IV. BiiiMmiojt, in the clouds, =
heramwa. Y, Pars, takhta raioan, a
vehicle mentioned in romance.
rawang, I. a hole or orifice ; a pap ;
fceraum.nff, fretwork. II. a morans.
III. mirauiang, to wash a hody for
rairat, I. mirawati, to visit. II. m^-
rawat, to resume one's original form
after a transformation.
lawi, Ar. a narrator, a story-teller ;
the anthor.
xawit, I. mfravnt, to drag fresh
people into a Bcandal— cf. hahil.
II Jinhii r a capsicum (Bopsicwm
Jantigjaiu/Tn)
laya |i;reat, large ; badak r., the
laige ranetv of rhinoceros (rhino-
the full moon at its brightest;
bnngo r, the cultivated hibisousi
deviala mtilia r., the most high god;
/tori T., a holiday; blrhari r., to
make a holiday of an event ; to have
a good time ; hantu r., an evil spirit
of great power and savagerf ; jalan
r., the high road ; latiSak r., the
lai^ porcupine (hyitrix Iwigicauda) ;
rimba r., primeval jungle ; tanah r.,
the mainland } the continent.
rajanff, dizziness, littht.headedness.
rayap, I. crawling, creeping (of
insects). II. thewhiteant, ^ aaai-
rayat, Ar subject , the i
people , the rank and file of an
army , troops
rayan, mlrayaa, to wander along at
raytl, plantive, melancholy, stirring
the emotions, rousing pity or allay-
ing wrath ■mfrai/fi, to influence, to
affect (as notes of musis affect the
rlha, fallen timber, felled masses of
brushwood and undergrowth ; au
abattis
x6ba1>, a Malay viol ; tlm^urong r.,
the drum of a vioj.
ribah, falling (through weakness not
violence) ; r. peitgsan, falling in a
rfibali, mSrSbaic, to spread (of a per-
rebak, a deep clean cut or wound j
house when
rfibana, a Malay tamboarine.
rSbaa, falling into decay (of a wooden
building).
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xBlmt, eloBing to traffic, barring,
bftiTicading.
rabsh, injiired on one eide only (as a
bird with a broken wing).
Zfibofc, »nSrg6ot, to fester (of a Bore).
rMioiL(f, the edible young' bamboo
shoot ; puchok r.^ obevrons (flfi a
design in art).
rtliiui, boiling in and with water (as
distinct from boiling by immersion
in boiling water) ; auam t., boiled
fowl. ■
ribnt, snatching, tearing away ; be-
ribut, to snatch, to struggle for any-
richak, rlchak-rSchak, slightly poofc-
rteh A, mirechei, to eplaah up ; to
show drops of water or mnd (as one
who has been splasbed) ; jamjam
m^rfcfeeft, a euphemism for perspi-
ration ; perlchek, splasheii, dotted,
speckled.
rSolmp, to appear jost above the
surface ; to begin to sprout up.
tMa, abating, lessening.
rUah, cutting a trace through the
jungle.
rftduu, I. faint vislbiiity ; just a sign
of something. II. rSmok r., omshod
to atoms ; r. padam, completely
extinguished.
rvdaa, a tree (nephelium maingayi).
ridap, I. a small hand -drum or tabor.
II. mlrldap, to spring up plentifully
(of pustules).
xSdM, mnlcing straight for a point.
rtdok, mirMek, to threaten or scold
ft child— of. Jifrdek.
radi, a sort of hammock -litt«r (much
used in the past by Straits-bom
Chinese women).
vMum, I. obscurity, gloom j the
darkness that precedes a storm— cf.
rtdap. II. closing a road to traBlc
— cf. rSbat.
rSdnp, dimmed, obscured (of the
rays of the sun) ; overoast ; gloomy
weather-— of. rldum.
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rfiguiff, stretching to full length ;
racking ; astretch, taut ; mSrigan^
layar, to boom Out a saiJ to its full
stretch.
rSgAt, ^ rldns.
X4ja, scraps left over ; leavings ; r.-r.
kuin, the hits of cloth left over when
garments are made.
rSJali, pgrljah, unmannerly and self-
assertive.
rBjUu, Ar. stoning ; thrusting down
and suffocating under mud, water.
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painful
KfijMLg, I. a spring forward ; »a-rljawg
kuda bSHari, as far as a horse can
gallop at a stretch. II. a name
given to a series of symbols, one for
each day of the month. [These
symbols are believed to affect the
" luck " of the day]. III. a tree
(aisfonin echolaria or acroTnycMa Imt-
rifolia).
r^Jab, blood-shot i filled with mncus
(of the eye).
rfijfikl, Ar. daily bread; means of
livelihood j sustenance ; also rliSki.
riyolE, a standing jump (as opposed
to the rnnning jump) ; mirSjok, to
spring or leap in this way.
Tek», Skr. oomposition, stringing
together, = karang ; rehaait, a nar-
rative, a tale.
Eiknh, splitting, crackii^.
rlkan, — rakan.
rBkat, adhesion, cleaving, sticking ;
see aJao pirlkat.
rfilft, voluptuous, sensual — a term of
abuse.
rfllftli, ripping, splitting along a
rU»i, crumbling t^ pieces (of very
rotten wood) ; ripat r., id.
rUu^, a ring of rattan ; a collar
for a dog.
rUap, I. a flash ; mirikip, to flaah.
II. Udi rSUip, a thick htack rope
hung with rushes and used '
tioogle
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driving fish towards a trap of the
hSlat type.
~rtlaB, the eorapin^ off of akiai
abrasion.
irfilan, a Bmelting-fumace.
iTfiloli, (onom.) a low graubing sound.
.rSlong, I. a Malaj' measure of length,
and area ; IJ acre (as a nieaaure of
Buperficies). II. mSrHotig, to over-
arch ( to cover like a dome.
:T6iiiaJa, adolescent ; just ripening
into full maturity ; pittlrn r., a
prince jast before he attains a
mturiageable age ; ptit^n r., a
princeSH at a similar age.
rrSmak, liefer, better, it were better
that ; fSma.ft mati karam la'-lari.
better die
r&iLbft, jalan b^rSmba-rBinbaj Tvalkin^
xfimball, rSmbah-rZmheh, improperly
adjusted (of the sarong).
.-rtaabKuf, the nieridiau or zenith ;
imitahari aSd<mg-nya r,, the sun at
its zenith.
irfimboa, utter disappearance or des.
truetion j kabie r., completely gone
—a strong form of habis.
irsmbat, a cross bar ; the bars across
a fence or gate in contradistinction
to the upr^fhts i the bar holding
together the upright stakes in a
fish-trap ; a long pole fixed parallel
to the gnuwale of a boat ; rembati,
to strengthen with a crose.pioce. ■
rfolliefa, =- Umbega.
xiaAth, Tlmbak-i-lmbek, improperly
adjusted (of the siimng).
rembet, encumbrance, obstruction;
anything which impedes or inter.
feres with motion.
rimbimai, av;erage height; fair or
r. I'idam, crushed ti
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irfimpall, drug, spice, ingredient ;
curry.stuff j ini-t/th rSmpah - nya,
these are the ingredients; 'this is
the recipe or prescription.
rampali, rSbuk rempah, stumbling
rimpak, an-rlmpak, in nniaon, in
harmony.
rempak, split down the side.
rSmpaug', i-Smpaiig bakaaa, slightly
mad ; eccentric.
Stretching out in long
rempat, blown aside {e.g. on a Ice
shore) by bad weather.
rJSmp&nai, a tree (m-diiia coriatxa ?)
rftnipoli, knocking over, upsetting.
r«mponff, pinioning (a man) i tying
the tegs (of a fowl) together.
rempiia, lifting bodily oti the ground.
r&mndn,a (Kedab) variant of blrudu,,
Ttarania, a fruit-tree (bouea maeni-
pkyila).
Efamtn^ai, the horse-radish- (mo-
ringa plergosperma) ; also mirunggai.
cfiuatLg', MrliitiHs, to swim.
r4noliaik, I. lueiSnelmh, to plongh
throDgh tbick and thin ; to travel
through jungle and swamp without
stopping to choose the easiest way.
riuehak, a large kind of cauldron.
riuebam, confusing by number and
by Yariety ; puzzling
rBucluuta, narrative ; transcripti
account ; rltichanakan, to relate.
reuoboug, a heavy Achehnese sword.
reuda, Fort, lace (especially gold
lace and silver lace).
rtadab, I. low; short; of limited
height ; humble ; mlrindakkan dirt,
to assume a, humble tone ; to abuse
oneself. II. rioh-Tlndah, uproar,
tumultuous noiao— a stronger ex-
pression than riok.
rfindani, immeraioQ in water or mud ;
ular sava r , the reticulate python
when aquatic in its habits ; bS-
iSndam, to wallow (of a buffalo) ; to-
tkiogle
rEndang 1
plunge into water; mlrSndamkait, to
iramerae, to submerge,
Tiudan?, baking or frying; mSrSn-
daaig, to bake, to fry,
xen3A3ig, shady ; nmbregeons ; leafi-
nesB ; pohim kaya r., & shady tree.
renek, tremuIouB (of the voice).
rang, burong reitg, a vultnre {of
which three varietiea are known in
Northern Malaja).
rfinga, blrSnga, breeding maggotH.
rfinganff, throbbing pains in the
**l>B*Pi (onom.) blrfngap, to pnff
out {a flame).
rSngu, a generia name given tu
some trees which yield a reiy fine
timber, the sap of these trees is
virolently poisonona {melajiorhiFa
curttKit, jneiaiioThiea wallichii and
gluta rengati).
Tln^t, griping pain, colic ; r. hati,
intense anger — a stronger eipression
than sakit knii,
rfingftn, opening wide ; pSrSngav,
wide open.
xeng'ek, mlrengek, to whine or cry
for somethin!? (of a child).
XftuglT'l'i a (Kedah) variant of ringTcp.
i^finffKUtn, (Kedali) a sickle.
xi/SLftgMig, wide separation; distfince
apart ; r^aggangkan, to open out ; to
creato a gap bi'tween,
venggitk, mlrenggek, to be pro-
tracted ; to drag on.
xinggim, thin ; with few brandies
iind leaves (of a tree).
rSng'Snit, wrenching or tearing away
(some object that is aotually attached
to another) ; rlnggHtkan or laSring-
gntkan, to tear down or tear away,
rfingit, a small insect peat,
rfing'ka, the pecnliar saddle used
with elephants \ the seat on which
tho howdah proper rests.
xfitLgkam,, B growth (unidentified)
found on coral rook.
XUigk&B, brevity ; ontting short ;
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a precis; rengkaskwn, to si
rraifkat, balti renglcat, one log shorter-
than the other; inequality in length
of legs ; the halting gait caused
thereby.
reng'k^, m^reiigheh, to bon-or stoop-
under a burden.
r&ngkianK, a granary, a store, a
rfiugkolt, roughness in pulling or
twisting ; ill-regulated force.
Tivg'kfmg, — liroagkong.
renffaa, obstinate (of a sore or-
diseaae) ; mlTengea, to refuse to-
rfinffna, gruff, surly.
TSn^t, niiirgngut, to murmur ; to
grumble.
rSaJak, jitSrSnj'alc, to walk along
springily.
Vfinjla, rfnjislcan or mlrlnjUkan, to
besprinkle ; to dasb drops of water
rEnouif. a fixed and steady iook at
anything; a searching look.
rftnta, ^iiSrlnta, to speak angrily or
in high tones.
renta, tua Tenia, old and weak ;.
decrepit.
rfiutak, stamping the feet in anger,
rmtftk, hauling at a rope ; tugging
at a chain,
rfintaka, a smalt swivel-gun.
rGntan, a weak state of health pre-
disposing to disease (but not actual
disease) ; low vitality.
renting, 1. stretching out or extend-
ing (used of objects like nets when
in nse and not of things like mats
which arc simply spread out and lie
open on tho ground) — cf. SEjitang,
ri. a " round " in cock-fighting.
rfiutap, pulling, hanling, tugging.
rfintaB, cutting a .trace througlp
jungle ; clearing a path.
rfintl, = Mnti.
VJIlilit, tali rinvi, the belly-bond iiv
the hamesB of an elephant.
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Tinytilx, llrlnyah Or m^renyah, to
bestir onaself -, to busy oneeelf.
rfta^, thin and PcntiDUouB (o£
drizzling rain).
rBnyak, m^rSayak, to strike a tender
spot ; bo tread on a com.
rmyell, jn^renjfeh, to behave in an
ill .humoured way.
Tftn^Ic, crushed ; poimded to pieces j
= rSmok.
cfipab, (onom.) a "slapping" noise.
xlipaaig, smoothed ; cut, trimmed or
tiled to the same level; levelled;
iiiirlpang, to trim.
riptu, fragile, ccnmbling ; rSpaa
layu, withered to fragility (of a
flower).
ripell, mJr^pe/i, to pluck a little at a
time ; to pick away.
r«]^k, = repel.
reyas, alow and languid motion ;
mSrepes, to fidget.
repet, mlrepet., to chatter inconsc.
qaently.
rSpla, sra-i-Spis, a chip.
r^ob, slightly overgrown ; weedy ;
Qegleoted.
rtpni, crumbling at the least touch ;
r6put, rotten; crumbling— of. rSpjii
(which ia a stronger expression).
rtea, internal motions — such as di-
gestive motions, motions in child-
birth, etc.
riaarh, restlessness ; fidgeting.
rBaak, a genenc name given to
several timbers used in boat-building
— e.g. chorea barbata, caatanopnU
nepkelioides, and other woods.
xBanm, I. a common fern used in
mating Malay pens {gleiclten-ia li-
licaria). II. Ar. order, arrangement,
oonatibution, nature, bent.
Tfaan, taking es personal ; taking
offence.
rfiaap, mSi-lsap, to vanish away; to
disappear.
rfiiek, shrill, piercing; inirleek, id.
rtetn, rlsta'i, to lay a spoU apoa
(anyone).
nta., mireta-reta, to chatter inconsc-
quentiy, = tnlrepet.
rtttak, a oraok ; a line the result of a
CTBck ; the lines on the hand.
rttal, saffron ; also hartal.
rStaa, breaking or giving way at a-
fltight blow.
zMali, mSretek, to form little tvatery
vesicles (aa certain festering sores).
CBtttk, inSrStok, to shirk one's sliaro
rewftk, having news to give ; liaving
something to say.
revang, inlreivany, to yaw (of a,
rSlSki, Ar. food, daily bread, liveli-
hood, source of income ; also rijSki.
ria, I. joy, pleasure, noisy enjoyment.
II. Ar. pride, arrogance.
rlak, ripples of water.
rial. Fort, a dollar.
riam, a waterfall or rapid.
rian, a measure of thread ; a group
of skeins.
rianK, I. Tiang-riavg, a cicada. II.
dizzy with excitement i light-headed
or fereriah with pleasure. III. a
motion on the surface of a stream
caused by the presence of a snag or
viap, mii-iwp, to spread ; to spront up.
rias, the soft trunk of trees— such as
the banana.
rlba, I. taking on one's lap or breast ;
mSriba, to support on one's lap.
II. Ar. usury .
lilltl, I. thousand ; su-r,, a thousand ^
hlribit, in thousands. II, ribu-Wbw,
a plant {lygodium scwadens).
tUiban, indistinct utteronce — nach as-
that of a child or talking-bird.
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3ridan, a tree (nepheUum maivgarji),
xUing. I. toile for Igxge game ; thick
rope netting. II. mSridini/, to jnst
appear above the surface.
TUU^, Ar. a Koran-atand or lectern.
iriJBl, At. rijai-itl-ghoib, Bpirits pre.
aiding over good or evil fortune.
f lunh, crumba of bread left on the
table after a meal.
nimaM, just breaking out into perepi-
ximau, a tiger ; eee ftartinau.
Tiiaba. primeval jungle i /, raya, the
great forests ; ttlar kapah r., the
viper*{i(M;he8i8 wagleri).
TlmbM, an agricultnial instrament
resembling the adze (bSUong}.
TunbaiL, lofty and spreading (as the
foliage of a tree or the sails of a
ximjfi, dried banana.
rlmpinB', pliimping, the last of a row.
irioi^, tniriiiah, to shed drops of
jdnolieli, balance paid in sma.I1
change.
3:lBcltek, slicing, catting into minute
3:llldll, loving longing ; affectionate
regret ; pining ; r. dlndam, id. ;
rindnlcan or mlrindakan, to pine for.
xlngnu, light; of little vreight or
of little account J TitSringaakaK, to
xinggi, pSringgi, baked young padi.
Tlngglt, milling ; a dollar ; r. blmi;
a, Spanish dollar ; t. barony, r. janek,
r. lang or r. rama-rama, the Mejtican
dollar 5 r, kfpala or r. tinglorak, the
2i guilder piec« ; r. miriam, the
pillar dollar; r. jmtima, id. ; r. tang,
liat or r. orang blrtonglrat, the British
dollar; bSrin^git-ringgit, crenelated,
milled, serrated.
Tlngln, napu-sapu ringin, the name
of a game for children.
Zinfkal, emaciated ; thin and wi-
thered.
^Tingkek, the neighing of a horse.
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linoll. riiwh-myii, coaling, cozening
— a strong form of rayv,.
rintaa, taking the shortest course ;
cutting across from cape to cape.
rlntek, a speck ; speckled markings ;
bh-irtteic, speckled ; hajan rintflc-
■rintefi, drops of rain just sufficient
to make a few specks on the gronn^,
rintUi, cutting a thin line or trace
from point to point — ct. rintan.
riohi noise, clamour ; r. rSndah, ap-
roar, tumult.
riok, ipatah riok, a compound fraotore.
rions, a very tall grass (antUtiria
xit, a bolt-rope.
rlsn, a painless wen or bnmp.
rwan, noisy and disorderly behaviour.
risftk, making private enquiries ;
feeling one's way to a proposition
90 as to avoid the risk of a snub,
ritraTAt, Ar. a narrative ; a story.
TOh^,pancha-i-aba, varied; uncertain;
fickle.
lobak, mlaJc-raheli, in tatters.
roliek, worn through ; perforated.
ro1>oh, falling (of heavy or massive
bodies) J robohkan or n^mbohkan, to
overthrow ; bata roboh, a landslip.
robok, (onora.) mh-obok, to give out
a bubbling sound.
roelMk, dirty and untidy-looking.
rochok, prodding,
rodn. Fort, a wheel ; r. lambonti, a
paddle-wheel.
rodan, inj ury in a tender spot ; very
painful.
rodi, Fort, order, command, instruc-
tions ; also ordi.
rodolE, inirodok, to stab from below ;
= iiiiraAak.
rodonff, doubtful or uncertain wan-
ro^l, Jav. rape ; mirogal, to ravish.
roh, Ar. SfHrit, aoul, life; Boh.«[-
kudm, the Holy Cfhost.
rojak, fruit or vegetables served up
with vinegar and fiavonred
spices.
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roji, Vevs. daily breacl.
l^^ofc, At. return to a divorced wife ;
iiiakinjc up a, qaairei with an es-
tranged friend.
r<^ol, mlrojol to emerge from a hole ;
to Btiok out.
xokok, n (Malay) cigarette; t. Itlrtat,
a European cigarette j dim botang r,,
two cigarettes ; mlngiiap r. to smoke
a cigarette.
rmna, Bkr. butu i-mna, tlie down on
the humati skin ; Uatig i*., the pores.
roman, I appearance, shape, ^?are,
look, the body , dagangan bSiiagai r.,
gootU of rarioHB types , plnvtnan,
general appearance II padi-straw.
til Eug Mlhyu mmaii, romaniaed
xottibe,, B maik placed m the eeii to
guide fiahtrmen lu. the erection of
stskee
Tombak, taking donn taking to
pieces iinraTelliBg , mlivmbnUiiit,
to uDloose, to undo, to untie ; tlrom-
bak. undone, aolved, loosened.
xomhong, I. piling or heaping np ;
pfnoli mirotnbiMg, fnl! till the con-
tents appear over the top— (e.g. of
clothes in a box, rice in a me«snre,
etc.) II, a rice-bin or store.
xamok, physical depression ; ml-
/■oiiwk, to feel out of sorts.
xompak, piracy ; pSnnnjxik, a pirate.
xompanff, rompang-ramping, tittered
defective ; partly i
ay or destroyed.
Lpls, chipped at the tip or a
the
xorapong, destroyed or eaten away
(of a prominent feature— -such us a
nose or ear) ; rimvponglcan, to out
off (a nose, an ear, or other feature) ;
to mutilate.
rona, Skr. coloori = icaTna ; puncha-
ratia, of many coloors; gay, bright
with colouring.
xonalMt, ilTonchet-roncliet, in instill-
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rtmda, Furt. military rounds.
rondah, Tem&ah-Tandah, in disorder^
dishevelled, in contusion.
xondeag', calcnlation by flgures;
accounts ; bills ; mndeogan, id.
rong, balai rang, '= htdairong, q.v.
xougak, broken by gaps ; gigi r.,
gap-toothed ( pagar r., a fence from
which palings are missing here and
xonggtL, hole, cavity, hollow ; bl'
runggii, hollow.
xonggamg, broken by gaps ; =
xoaggang, a dancing-girl ; one of a
pair of dancing girls who dance-
certain Javanese dances together.
congkal, tSrongkal, loose, come to
pieces ; unloosed (as a shoe-lace).
ronifkas, talcing to pieces (with a
str notion).
rongkol, a cluster of cbistera ; it-
rottghol-roiigltol, in lai^e clueters,
Wngitoag, see Mrongkong.
xotLgaa, mfroii^os, to be sliort-tem-
pered ; pSrowgnu, peevish.
ron^t, mfrongol, to grumble, to-
ronffaengTi ™Sro«gaevg, to be quern-
tons or peevish.
ronta, titfronta, to struggle (to free
oneself from the clasp of someone
elsB or from bonds).
roataJi. = ronta.
Tontak, = ronta.
toutsIi, iniramyeh, to talk indistinctly
(as a toothless man).
roiiTok, mooh dented; knocked in.
rosftk, spoiling I riolatii^; renderii^
fntile i r. mata, injury to the eye-
sight ; r. iTnan, corrupting religion ;
r, kati, heart-break.
roaok, see p^rogolt.
rot, = rut.
votva, a generic name for rattans —
i.e. plants belonging to the genera
calamus and diemonorope ; among the
i>eit-knowa Tarietiea are r. Unu
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-(diemonoropi gtniculatui) ; r. iSga
(coiomtK oniatws) ; r. aSmamhu, the
" Malacca cano " {oolomne scipic-
Toti, Hind, bread ; t^hiTiy r., a balcer ;
r. Jiii-ai, a prBparation of dough
resemblmg macaroni.
fotok, miratolc, to mutter angrily,
xoyHk, mlrayak, to spread (aa aa
nicer or skin disease).
aroyat, Ar. aspect, '
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1 of e
t oil;
the
egwiaeW/oIta) ; r. btttit, a tree resem.
bliDg the casoarina in general ap.
pearance (daerydiutit elaiam).
amOi, minut, to expand, to open
(as the ueet of a cohra).
xnadftt, Ar. ceremonial etiqnettB,
nuJi, I. mgrimh, to call a person
from a distance; kiruah, as far as
the Bonnd of a cry can carry. II.
iMtapah niah, poured out en. mossn.
111. Ar. bulan Riuilt, a popular name
for the month Sliaahan.
znill, disproportionate length causing
s ( oyer-taJl.
■mSiitalc, to spread (as the
of an egg when the shell is
broken), II, burojig ruai-rual, a
bird (anidentiSod) .
Yuam, priokty-heat ; pimples.
nuui = anmn.
-TltMlff, hollow spaoe ; Well ; cavity ;
r. bSlakaitg, the hollow of the bacli s
r, EU3U, the hollow between the
breasts.
-mnp, ininiap, to seethe ap ; to boil
up } to f OEim up.
ITRHS, interspace ; the portion between
the rings of a bamboo, etc ; aa-nuis
jari, a section of the finger from
joint to joint.
-mat, T. the fall of anything that is
not broken before or by the fall.
II. mSitmt, to resume human shape
(of a were-tiger or hanitt jadi-
jadian).
.mbalt, Pers. a jackal.
jntbftQ, a^^ I'aian, the watery sciutL
in the preparatioi
mimban, to purify oil.
rnbin, = ubin.
ntbingr, a teniporajy light gunwale
to increase the freeboard of a Malay
rnboitg, see klrHhong.
rudn, pendulous and heavy (of the
npper eye-!)d).
cadnl, a (Kedah) variant of radu.
mdna, a heavy cotting-weapou used
in Sumatra.
m^, SIcr. loss, injury (other than
physical injury) j klmgia'a, id.
mgiil, = rogot.
xninif, a large winder used in spin-
rait, bent bat not broken (of a
branch) ; cliapek t., lameness through
a bcitt limb.
mjah. stabbing at something below ;
thmsting a spear , downwards at a
foe niidor the house.
mkam, a name given to a number
of trees (fiacottrtia cntaphracta and
other spooiea).
tiiUl, Fers. the rook at chess.
nltn, a generic name for a, number
of plants, especially (rttiu-ruilu) the
basil (octmuin hasilKum and odmum
albani).
rnknn, Ar. fundamenttil doctrine ;
essential part ot a religion.
Ruin, Ar, "Rome" (a name given
to the regions i-uled by the Byzantine
emperors) .
rnmali, a dwolling-honse ; r, momjel,
a sentry -bo.i ,' r. ten^^u, a homestead i
blrtimah, to have a bonse (and wife)
of one's own ; to be married,
rnmal, — ramal.
xvmtitii, tassel, tuft, pendant
nunbla, the sago-palm.
mmtoia, a fmit-treo (fcowea timcrv-
phylla) ; also rlmunia.
nunpiiu, the stem, of a grass; a
numeral coefficient for grasses ; ea-
rumpuii sfrai, a. sprig oi lemon-grass. -
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-nuuput, graBB ; inBrionput, to weed,
.rutdinff, = Tondeng.
-xnndok, lowering the head — of.
tnndok J inirandoh, to bend one's
course to a point.
:XKtiA.<mf[, " cadgiiiR " on a person ;
attaching oneself to another;
"sponping"; di-rwadong malang,
to be oontimially dogged bj ill-luck.
'jmndn, rutuJu-randa, erratic, capH'
-mnKfa, rvMggM • rangga, bristling
with pointa.
jmugKap, ininingliap, to epeak in a
.Taaffkan, ujenMiflfcow, to bang down
over the face (ot' hair),
rnngknl, = rongkol.
zuBgknp, ovemrchiBg ; overspread-
ing.
Ton^t, = longot.
xjotisaig, I. a kind of crowbar. II.
mimnjang, to thrust blindly at what
xunjaii, lankiness.
srni^Cniff, mlrunjoiig, to be piled np
(of rice on a plate) ; jiinmjang, a
meaaure of depth— a man's length
(with arms raised above hia head).
.Timtat, dangling loosely.
nuttwi, breaking by a Budden pull
xnntl, rubbing asperities off the com-
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nULtoIl, a heavy fall, a crash ; fS&in^
r., the " snnten bank," the Malay
Atlantis ; nwitohtttn, to overthrow.
nmtna, dragging off (by the hand
or by a chain or rope).
inuLiLtT titSrwitnt, to worry, to impor-
rnpa, Sbr, appeatanoe, form, looks ;
indaft kkabar dari rupa, the report
is fairer than the reality— not up to
expectations ; mpa-nya, it appears.
mpatran, S^r. handsome, beanti-
ful.
mpl&Ii, Hind, a rupee, a gmider.
maa, the eambhur deer (ceruna uni-
caZor) [many varieties of this one
deer are distinguished by Malays
according to the Bhado of colotir,
the oontUtion of the horns, etc.] ;
r. bintartg, the (imported) doer
(cerinis oafig) ; r. alnggiTek, the
Unicom ; baht t., the well-known
"deer-hog" of the Celebes {haiii-
rnBing, = rinigsCTg.
rilBOh, a row; a tumult; a diatar-
banco.
rUBOfc, side, flank, rib ; r. surat, the
marginal space in a Malay letters
tuirtiis r., the rib-bone; (umbafc r., •
a '■ dig in the ribs," a quiet bribe.
rnt, I. cai)ability ; endurance ; iionJct
c, inability to stand. II. preasare,
squeeziug, crushing.
«a, a prefis expressing or suftgesting
unity; one; a; forming or consti-
tuting one— i.e. making np a whole ;
forming one in some particular — i.e.
alike in some one respect ; aa-wmur-
Ati, in all my life ; as long as I live
— 'life being considered as a single
item though made npof many years;
ta-raaa,, forming one in taste ; alike
in taste; sa-i^agai, one in type, of
one type, like; sa-hilah,, one side;
on one side ; in the direction of ;
towards; 8U ■ bllali - »^Jn]/abi[al^, on
both sides; aa-'bilum, while as yet
not ; before ; previous to ; m-'hi-ngga,
until i sa-ftoli, at one time ; all at
one time ; alt<^ther ; ^i-\ali-kali,
:iltogethcr ; sa-ftali-pun, although ;
.■<a-&i<tn., this much; so; thus; <a-
iian jK'tfi, thus far;
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EO long ; sa-lagi, ivhilo still ; »a-
ialu, always ; aa-mana-mana, in any
way; sa-mnta-mata, clearly, obvi-
uiisly; na'OraTiff, one man { alone ^
sa-oraTtg-orang, quite alone; H(i-ao-
orang, each person ; gn-8«a(«, each j
Bo-tSlah, when (a thing) was over ;
after! sa-tSlah ia pfrjfi, when he
had gone j sa-ttijn, in harmony i
hannonious.
saodat, Ar. fortune, happiness ; hiKh-
neas, majesty (as a title) ; Baginda ».,
H.M. the King.
SMit, At. time, moment ; d^gan na-
ioat iflt iuga, at this' very moment,
sabok, I. boiling p&lm-sap (in the
making of certain sugars). II. ™?-
vatap bSrbyi sidnfc, to weep eopi-
•ftban, Jay. every ; e. han, daily.
wa.'btMg, to muzzle (a dog).
■abar, Ar. patience, forbearance' ;
sabar4ah dali-alu, be patient awhile.
aabaa, Pers. bravo, excellent, capital !
akbdn, 8kr. saying, ntterance {used
e^iecially of words of the prophets).
[The word also occurs in literature
as the equivalent of fitah (the word
of a prince) ; and in some districts
tabda is used of a chief — (e.g. the
PSnghulu of Hembau), while titah is
used of the suzerain (the y<im tiiati),']
mMOah, see sa.
sabtnjig, = slbSrang.
sabll, Ar. way, road ; 'piraitg ». Allah,
a war in God's cause i a holy mar.
■»bit, I. a native sickle ; mingahil. to
reap with a sickle. II. Ar. revealed
as certain ; truth revealed,
■abok, a sort oi kerchief or plaid
worn over the shoulder.
labonff, darting at each other (of
cocks) ; oock-fighting ; the appa-
rently ooaflicting flashes of forked
lightning; ayam eab(mgan, a fight-
ing-cock ; minyaboTig, to fight (of a
cock); eaboKgmlnyabimg, the zigzag
flaabei of forked lightning.
Skbtn, Ar. hari Babtv, Saturday.
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sabnn, Ar. soap.
sab-nr, I. a confused milee ■. wild
Bcnrrying ; didalam aabuT itu, in
the crash; sitnut s.. a stinging ant
(9ima rufimigrn), II. layar labur, a
top-gsllnnt-sail.
■abat, the flbroas part or wrapper-
forming the outer portion of a fruit
like the coconut i coconut fibre; lali
f., a rope of common fibre.
■adal, prone ; extended at fall lengtli.
•adak, sloping (of masts).
■aAap, a kind of pruning-knife ; to-
use this knife.
■adan, rowing with long sweeps.
■adia, = ef.dia.
sadik, Ar. upright, true (of frienil-
aadfkit, see dikit.
■adonff, to get one's foot caught inn
creeper— cf. fSrndong,
saAlt, Skr. excelling ; «, plrdana, first:,
foremost.
sadnr, plating ; overlaying with shin-
ing metal.
aamig', travelling in company; hSr-
saeng or blraaengan, id.
Baf, Ar. row, rank, file of soldiers ;
bSnaf-sof. in rows.
Sa&r, Ar, the name of a month in
the Muhammadan calendar.
saga, the Indian pea, the seed of
adenantkera pavonina ; biji s., id. ;
(by metaphor) red, bloodshot (of
the eyes). [The pea was also used
aa a small measure of we^ht,]
■affal, ^ eakai.
aaffaaif, propping up or bnttressing-
(nied when the prop is at an angls
ivith the ground.)
sapir, Pers. sugar ; also nakar.
■Jtfi, = glgi.
a%ta, sago ; a. Bllajida, arrowroot.
■agnn, a Malay dish made of rice-
flour, rasped coconut and salt ; also
Bagun-aagini,
■Mfnr, a river dug-out; plrahv, «., id.
■M, i. Pers. oheok 1 — in playing
chess. II. approved) in order;
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admiesible ; made out (of a case) ;
tiada s., tlie cLai~^ has not been
aabstantiated properly.
■^LAbftt, Ar. friend, cocnrade ; s. beta
or s. kita, "my friend; " the person
mitten to (in a formal official letter) .
anll^a, I. only ; bahasa itu eahaja,
that language only. II. = slngaja.
aaltaya, Skr. slave ; hamble serraiit ;
I ; s, uSmua, we aU ; hamba s., alares
and chattels.
aalieli, Ar. trae, olear, coirect.
■ablb. At. master; owner of, $ahib-
nl-h^yat, the author of the etory ;
the author's " we."
salrat, replying! answering' back;
response; sahnt-sahutam,, in continual
response (as aaiates aftec Bttlnles) ;
eahiiti, t« make reply ; to answer.
•aid, Ar. a title given to descendants
of the Prophet.
Saidl, Lord (God) ; ya S., Lord 1
■aif, Ar. sword.
saia, Hind, a syce ; a groom.
saja, ^ tahaja.
sajadldi, Ar. a prayec-mat.
aaJahtBra, ^^ RSjahtira.
aajak, Ar. aesonanoe, harmony,
cadence ; rhyme ; sajoJc^nya janggal,
harsh, soundinu ; faulty rhythm.
•aji, serving np (a diah) ; dressing
food ; tudoiig B., a dish-covev ; blr-
saji, to dress food j to serve up food,
aaka, Z. the pUiars of a house. II.
Bthkal, dependents, retainers, sub-
jects ; oran^ 8., a name given to
" subject " aboriginal tribes by
Malaya.
■akal, knocking a^inst ; knocking
back ; an^in s,, a contrary wind.
■okalian, see kali.
aakax, Pers. sugar ; also aagar.
sakat, I. vexation, trouble, annoy>
ance. II. a generic name given to
many epiphytes, especially aroids
and ferns. III. salcn eakat, a
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Bftkhlat, Pers. broad-clotli.
aakit, sickness, disease, pain ; mSn-
dapat >., to fall ill ; ». hati, resent-
ment, anger ; 8. hidwp, illness withoub
apparent cause (attributed by Malays
to evil spirits) ; e. orang baik, a
eaphemisui for small-poK ; s. payah,
serious illness ; mSnyakiti, to injure ;
to afStct with pain or sickness ^ pSn-
yakit, a disease.
■akaama, Skr. diligent enquiry, in-
vestigation.
aakal, Skr. witness, evidence, testi-
mony: ingmamogilg, tocallwitnesseB
(in a case).
sakU, Skr. supernatural power ; deiva
yang s., a wonder-working divinity j
kiaaktian, supernatural power ; a
talisman.
aakn, Hur. a small canvas bag ; a
satchel ; a pocket.
aal, Hind, a shawl.
aalab, fault, error, flaw, discrepancy ;
being out of place or going wrong ;
s. kSno, tactless words ; s. sa-orang,
one or the other (person) ; s. «aa(B,
one or the other (thing) ; b. urat,
dislocation or straining of a sinew ;
orang e., a defendant ; eirha «.,
puzzled, confused, at a li^s ; salahi
or mSnyalahi, to vitiate, to render
useless ; kiaalahaa, am error, a fault,
a mistake.
aaloi, heating over the fire ; smoking;
f iimigatiou or curative heating ; m^m.
yulai, to heat in this way.
salak, I. a stemlesa thorny palm
(salncra edulis). II. the barking of
a dog [ mSny/dak, to bark.
aaliMn, Av, a greeting; "Peace be
unto you " ; mSmbSri s,, to greet,
aalamat, ^ sSlamat.
aalan;, eiecation by the tSris.
aalatlB, Ar, sultans— the ploral of
aalek, motion, approach ; s. llmhali,
to retam.
•ftli, strength, power, might;
B., of equal might.
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«aUb, At, a ccoBH ; crucifixion,
salin, cban^^e of garb or of food or
outward form ; caiman, a tranaia-
tion ; aalini, to beBtow garments
npon anyone j hlrgalin, to be con-
fiued (of a woman) ; to put on other
clothes s to BSfiitiDe a diSerent Form
by metamorphosifl i pirsalin or pSi*-
eaUnaiit a change of clothing.
salla, Ar. aalla Aliahu alaihi wa'g-
salam, God givo him peace !
■alar, salarant a channe], a p^ully.
■olnt, enwrapping', enfolding — cf.
hulut.
aun&, Skr, identity, sameness, com-
psnionsbip, parity ; s, sindirUwya,
one another i fi. biaar, of equal size j
s. tingah, in the very centre ; sama-
Ican, to rank as equal ; Mrsama, along
with ; bSrsamaan, Bimilar, identical.
[In bazaar Malay eama is used to
mean " to," " with," or to form an
Bocoaative ; hilaTig »ama Bahaya, tell
me ; piikal soma dia, hit him^]
■omak, tanning ; bark for tanning ;
a generic name for trees the bark of
which is naed for tanning.
wunan, I. Ar. ratib gaman, the aoras
given to a peculiar ratib or mystical
incoherent religioua performanoe.
II. Eng. summons.
samor, concealment ; biding one's
identity ; personating' someone else ;
8. muka, change of aspect ; samarhin,
to pretend, to affect.
■asobal, a generic name for highly
spiced and other condiments used in
small quantities to flavour curries.
Sambaug', J. an abandoned nest of
the honey-bee. II. a patrol, a round ;
blrsambang, to patrol.
aonbar, carrying off in the talons
(used especially of a bird of prey
swooping and carrying off its vic-
tims) J ya sambaran, a man-eating
■amliat, to splice together.
SBJulian, a grass (unidentified) [it
sometimes grows on thoroughfares.
and is taken in such eases as a type
of a difficult existence].
aambil, with, tc^ether with, simul-
taneously with.
sambilaji, = slmhilan.
aamljolc, Pers. a dinghy.
samlion^, adding in prolongation;
joining on; ada samhongan-nya lagi,
" more to follow " ; "to be continned
ing.
•funbut, to reoeiTB (uaed of a person
standing to receive a person coming
to him, and not of a person going to
meet his goest) ; gigi s., overlapping
teeth ; samhuti or minyamlmt, to
stand and receive.
sami, I. [Pali f ] a Buddhist priest.
II, Tarn, a Hindu idol.
Muolr, the natural undried leaves of
the «ip(ifi (used as a rough protection
against rain).
■amista, = nlmgnta.
■ampah, rubbish, dry dirt, filth ;
nampah ilii ka-Upi jaga, rubbisli
always finds its tvay to the side j
the poor are always shoved aaide-
■ampai, I. attaining to; reaching;
as far as; sampailcai^, to cause to
attain to, or to cause to extend to —
e.g. sampaikan khabar, to convey
news. II. hanging loosely over
anything (as a garment hanging on
a clothea-line) ; sampaian kain, a
sort of towel-horse or clothes-line.
■ampak, I- tiie metal ring or band
at the base of the shaft of a weapon
[it serves to keep the haft (patina)
from splitting the shaft]. II. main
sampai, beads or tails. III. sSiuar
mmpaj!, tv"userB worn by Malays in
padi-fieldB and swamps.
aampan, Ch, a generic name for a
!arge number of types of boata
(especially the Chinese shoe-boat) j
s. rhednk ikaii, a boat in use with
large fish-traps ; a. goiek, (P<
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Chinese sampan ; s.
kotaJc, the Chinese sampan with
stern lockers (much used in Singa-
pore) ; s. i:udoag, ft heavy beamy
Chinese sampan j s, mSngail, the
canoe-lihe hoat in which fishermen
visit their traps; S. panjatts/, a, long
used in Singapore harbour ;
a dinghy.
^aampanff, I, peddling. !I. a Malay
-Buapeau, Jav. a title used in ad-
dteesing a prince,
aampil, the bast or tusk at the
lower end of a palm -branch.
samplitK, an obsolete drum.
aampir, I. the upper portion of a
Mi'is-slieath^ — the part tiiat covers
tlie gaiija ; aampiran hSris, id. II.
j)Sti6a» sampir, a tribute of respect
to a prince. III. aampiran teain, =
sampaian Itain.
■ampok, intrusion ; interference (in
other people's affairs).
aaiupn, decline, wasting away, ema-
ciation ; dlmam s., a wasting feverish
disease.
aompiil, a covering or wrapper— saeh
as a pillow-case ; a caul (hut tlmhvni
is more technical in this sense).
Samaam, a name given to a mixed
half-Siamese race inhabiting the
northern parts of tlie Peninsula.
samaix, Pers. a scimetar
samBn, I. Ch. Chinese alcoholic spirit.
II. = shams'a.
aamnn, I. robbit^ ; theft accom-
panied by violence ; in^yamun, to
rob ; plnyaniun, a robber. II. eSmak-
saman, very tangled undergrowth or
Sana, yonder; the further, in contra-
distiiiction to the nearer ; there ;
di-sana, in that place ; di-slbiraiig a.,
on the opposite side.
Itn a k, kindred; blood relations;
one's whole family ; a- sumfara, id.
Sa&at, Ar. year of the Hegira.
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sanSanf, wearing a hand over the
ahonlder and across tbe body (as
the cordon of a knightly order is
worn) 1 jiilnyan^ang, mii^yandang-
Jemtj nr m^tn^rsaitdangTuijtj to Carry
(a swurd or Wn's suspended from a
croas-belt or a gun slung wver the
back by a strap) ; suyap sandang, a
sort of cross-belt.
saudar, resting the back against any
surface ; leaning back ; tSrsaiidar,
leaning back upon, resting sgainst-
sandarmalaiii, a name given to the
tuberose ; also tundal mnlam.
aan&ing, T. position adjacent ; sitting
one another (as a bride and bride-
groom). II. a corner; a projection;
ta'-bSynandiny, smooth, globular.
Mandoogr, stumbling against— of. sl-
randotig and sadong.
■aug, an honoriHc prefix applied,
(1) to the names of heroes and
minor divinities — such as Darma-
dewa, KSISmbai, Nila Utama (the
founder of Singapore), Arjana, and
others j (2) to the titles irf kings —
e.g. sang-nata, enng-oji, saiig-ratu,
etc.; (3) in the expression sanif-j/anif
only, to the names of major divint-
tiea— e.g. tans-yang Onra, eang-yang
Haha-hUita, sang-yang Tunggal ;
(4) to the names of animals in
{ables— e.g. taag-tupai, sang-hinchil,
aang-nyamolc.
■anga, the scum or dross in smelting.
sutgai, a rough dish-covet of nipah
or mSii^Jmang leaf.
sangraji, see sang and aji.
aaugat, extremely ; very ; excess j
amat s., id. ; klaangatart, e:[cess ;
tfreangat, surpassingly,
B&ilg^, holding up ; propping up ;
sustaining j shielding from a down-
ward blow ; s. buoBo, " prop of tho
universe"; a Javanese title; s,
layar, small props for holding up
the boom ; s. niara, a, projeetinj-
knob or guard on a blade.
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SAKGOAK 1!
mAUggSM, a metal bowl with a rongii
milled edge.
nainggang, = sagang.
aanggaX, running aground (o£ a
boat).
•anfgit, rubbing two haid bodies
against one Bnother.
BHUggvl, the binding up and drssBiiid
of the hair ; chueholc s., bair pma
MUlffgUp, accepting reaponsibdity
for; acknowledging; # nlmbnyar
leaner, accepting responsibiht}' for a
pajment ; pa' s., a patatire father
«MiKb», I. Sb. thinking suspecting
fearinft; anxious thonght suspicion
eangiaiian, to suepect or think any
thing. II. Skr. atriton shell (cfion a
gigai) ; a conch -shell ased as a tmm
pet ; sangJia-kaia, the last trump
wuigkalt, hindrance, resistance raja
di-s., a ruler who should be risen
ageinBt)8a«si;ati,toobBtrucl: hinder
Mai^kakala, Skr. the last trump —
V. sangka, II.
aAnglcal, disavowing, repudiating ;
Kangliali, to deny (one's faith) r to
repudiate knowledge of.
aaugkAT, I. B coop ; a cage (espe-
cially a bird-cage) ; sangiaran, id.
II. saTiglcuTsajigJiar, Sprawling.
■angUl, immersion to the load-line
(of a ship) i fulfilling a purpose
satisfactorily ; to achieve the end in
■angku, a lai^e metal bowl or basin.
■angknx, a bayonet.
■aagknt, stopping ; not getting past ;
adhering to or remaining in i s, di-
dalam halt, a thing that stioks in
the memory.
_ iengsara.
m^ngn, Jav, stores, provisions, anp-
plies.
xaupiliiii, Jar, B royal title.
mangyoMg, see sang.
MUicu, mSnyantah, to strike with
the fist or knackleB.
MULtnn, the anilk of the coconat j
Ifpala s, the best of the milk; the-
thiLk creamy portion near the flesh
of the fruit ; (by metaphor) TJr-
ginity
Bautap to eat to consume to dine-
—in court language s si fh, to
chew 81 eh (of a pnnce chewing
nivh) Bontapan or p2 satitipan a
royal repast
aantok to knock against — cf antdk
Banton slow sedate digmfled, mi-
I
9 of
fibrous material plaied
in inkstand II = si/
sapa mode of address courtesy,
tSg I id mUnya'pa to accost
■apar = stfa
Mtpau a lean to a shelter for the-
night m the jungle
sapSrti, = $iplrtt.
aapl, an OK ; n bull or cow ; mmyak s.^
suet ; 8. liviaii. a name given to the
anoa of Celebes (biioo depreeaieonm)
[which is well-known to maritime
Malays] ; also, in the interior of the^
Malay Peninsula, to a local wild o£,
either a small hoe gawrxis or a sepa-
rate species (bos eondaicua).
Mapir, I. Ar. a traveller ; feBrsajnV, to-
encamp (of trayellets). II. Eng. a
sapper i a soldier of engineers ; a
gBol-o£Bcial at Malacca.
■apu, wiping; sweeping off ; smearing-
off or on } g. chat, painting ; s. minyak,
varnishing ; s. Icapur, whitewashing j
«. tangan, a handkerchief ; tapukan,
to sweep i to pass a cloth or broom
over ; jinyapu, a broom.
■aput, a thin fleecy or cloth-like
covering ; a film ; clouding over ;
di-aaput await, clouded over (as a
mountain).
>ara, I. hSrsara, to join in an under-
taking ; to " chip in." II. sara-hwra.
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SAEAK 1(
in confusion; heUer-ekelter ; topey-
iiarak, severaiice, Bepamtion.
maxaaig, a, nesb ; s. Uiah, a bees'
nests s. unam, the shell of a hermit
crab ; s, tSbuan, a hornets' neat ;
s. bv-roag, the nest of a birfj blr-
saronff, to neat; Mrsarang-aarang,
full of cobwebs, maaon-bcea' nests,
etc. (as a deserted bouse).
sarap, dnst, fine dirt ; plnyapa s.,
a sweeper ; s. sompnft, swcopiugs,
refuse generally.
SAE&t, heavily laden ; of full bunlen ;
bimtiiig 8., the last stage of preg-
nancy ; 8. dingan muatan, full of
cai^ (of a ship).
aiMraa, I. the grooTO between two
parallel bones — for instance, along
the tibia. II. a creel used by coUec-
tors of agar-agar,
SorOi, Hind, glaudei-s.
'ari, J&v. a flower ; the beauty, or
delicacy, or charm of anything; a
Tery common expression in the
names of fair ladies— e.g. Bidasari,
Puspa-flaii', Taiijongsari, etc.
«&rip, = sharif,
«aripali, Ar. a title given to femaJe
descendants of the Prophet ; a sort
of feminine of said.
3i»rok,pntt!ng one's foot intoanoose,
or trap, or hole j being tripped ap —
cf. eodonp .
aaxtmg, sheath, covering j s. Jari, a
thimble ; s. haici, bodIcb ; «. kSria, a
Mn'8-shcath ; e. tangan, gloves ;
miiiyarong or n^nyarongkan, to
Bheatlie ; tirearong, sheathed.
-aanm, Jav. a nmsical instmment.
aarnt, scraping up against anything.
«arwa, Str- all ; usually pronounced
sira, q.v.
«arwal, Ar. trousers.
«aB, tho cmpper (in harness.)
Mua, Skr. strong, sturdy.
■amJc, vrattles; 'pagar e,, a wattled
saiap, gueap-saanp, up and down ;
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over and under ; lai'i nusap-sanap,
rushing frantically over all obstacles.
sasar, I. dazed, confused j an-aH
Maasar, a muddle-headed fool. II.
sasaran, a target.
sasUia, Skr. the sacred books ;
aatro!(^cal tables, divination.
sast&ra.'wiui, Skr. one versed in the
sacred books ; an. astrologer.
Bat, I. measure of capacity ; = 6
gantanga. II. = saat.
satai, Jav. kebabs ; pieces of Sesh
or fish cooked on a skewer,
satar, Ar. a writing ; a stroke ; a
line.
satwa, = sStva.
(ia.li, (onom.) a rustling sound ;
Bonghing.
aandagar, Pers. a merchant ; a
trader ; a wholesale dealer.
aftadara,Skr,brother,Eistei'; cousin;
an intimate friend whom one calls
a brother or sister ; Bomfarre so-pupu,
a cousin i s. sa-jalan m Jndt , a full
brother or sister ; mlnganibil aXati s ,
to break off a love-affair amicably
by agreeing to be " brother ^d
sanll, I. an anchor ; chamfat e , to
cast anchor ; bongkar s , to haul up
the anchor ; «. cMmat, an anchor
fastened ashore tor moonng a boat
to ; 8. larat, anchor that is dragging j
s, tirbang, a light grapnel used for
scaling a wall ; bating i., the shaft
of an anchor; batu, s., the stone or
weight in it; kuka s., the blade.
II. a fmit-tree (minmsops kauJii),
sanjaua, Skr. an Bspression anggest-
ing "extent" or "distance"; s.
mata mimandang, as far as the eyo
can see ; padang s., a wide plain.
sank, I. catching with a noose. II.
the lid of a pot. III. scooping up
with the hands. IV. (onom.) sigh-
ing; dlngan s.' tangis, with EighB
and tears.
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SAWA li
, generic name for snates
red by Malays to belong to
the python class ; titar s. hafu, the
reticulate python when living on
rocky soil ; «lar s. bTifong, the long,
snake (di^adomorphua cynodon) ;
ular a, chtjidai, the reticulate python
when its coloration is very briliiant ;
nlar S. lliir (co!«6er m^lamirns) ;
uJor «. rladam, the reticnlate python
when dull in colouring; antt aquatic
in habits ; wIot e. tSkukvr, a name
for coluber melomntts.
jMVab, At. the exact truth ; w'Allahu
aalam bi's-saviab, God knoweth what
the real truth is !
aawab, a swamp padi-field ; s, Mv-
dang, a stretch of padi-lields ; 7?i8"i-
Iiuat s., to plant rice (on swampy
ground) .
oairaii, coiivulsions, epilepsy, violent
fits accompanied by foaming at the
mouth j B. bahi, epilepsy ; s. bntiglcai,
apoplexy.
KawatLif, a plant (unidentified) used
as a lemedy for skin-diseaec.
sawar, a feuoe, s row of stakes to
stop the escape of sniall animals.
«awat, I. a sort of plaid ; s. sandang,
a sort of cross-belt. II. pSsawat, a
tool ; an implement or appliance.
■awi, I. eaivi-aaivi, mnstard (brassica
nigra). II. ^ sSratmt.
aft^a, = sahaya.
MB^aaig, I. regret, pity, sorrow for ;
affectionate pining; love; minaroh
B,, to he in love ; sayangian, to
regret, to love. II. tombaic aayaii^,
a sort of gaff used with a sail.
Sayap, wing, pinion ; a. kumbaiig, a
iumble-bee's (shiny black) wing;
boj'u MrBayap,a coat with pendulous
sleeves.
aajat, slicing off the skin, top, or
cove* of anything, or any projecting
portion — such as a nose or ear.
xayonE, cutting into parts of unequal
length.
■ayti, sadness, melancholy.
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■aynp, feintly visible or andible f
just noticeable; s-matamSmandang,
so far as to be ouly indistinctly seen ;
s. piama, (Kedah) the close of the-
sajrtlT, vegetables in general ; green
food ; sayurkan, to Cook as a vege-
table ; to serve np as a vegetable;.
aayiir-7iiayv,r or sayar-aayuran, alt
kinds of vegetables.
■Ibab, Ar. cause, reason ; (better dari'
silfiab) because; t.Uu-lah, therefore;
for that reason ; opa a., why.
sfibaliat, Ar. league, pact, conspiracy,
Bfibai, a kind of scarf passing behind
the neck and with the ends hanging
down over the chest.
86I)ak, ayer sSbak, an inundation ;■
water lying on ground usually dry.
s6bal, mournful, sad, sorrowful ; s.
Jiati, id.
sfibBOn, losing brightness of colour ;
growii^ duller.
s61}ar, a rush of warm blood through
the body.
afibarau, a fish (lalleo boggu).
sfibasali, a generic name given to a
number of trees or shrubs of the
order eupliorbiaceie—e.g. glochidium-
desmocarpani,
■eiiat, I. a blow with a switch. II. a
shiver caused by the taste of some-
thing extremely acid. III. choked .
(of the nostril).
afibeh, a plant (canna indica).
afibek, to purse up the lips.
S6b6kab, ikan smicak, a fish (nn-
identified).
BAbBranc the opposite side; di-
hlblrang strna swnijai Singapara, on-
the opposite bank of the Singapore
river; 8. PSrai, Province Wellealey
(from Fenang) j tSMrangkaii, to ferry
over ; minylbSrang, to cross over.
aSbfirbaua, Skr. full (of full dress) ;
mSmakai sSbSrhana pSrhiasan, to wear-
oil one's jewellery or decorations.
86bit, a dish of buffalo meat and
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sfiboiig', a single division (from node
to node) of tlie bamboo.
aibn, filled up, choked up (of a. well
or cntting).
aibnu, protracted (of labour) ; re-
fuaii^ to come to a head (of a boil).
sfib-nrat, a plant (thottea grandiflora).
sfibut, saying:, stating ; ntterance ;
sibulan, the thing said ; the drift or
tenor of remarks ; sUbutkan, to
utter 1 to repeat; ilrelbut, said j
gSpfrtt yang tlrfibitt di-bawak ini,
aa follows.
B&dak, a choking hiccough.
sedak, the rattan fastening round a
tambourine (rlhaTia).
•SdaJ, drying olothca on a line inaide
a house.
sBdan, a catch in the breath i tSr-
aid'in-aidan, sobbing j hiccoughing.
sBdang', medium; intcmiediate ;
during i while ; 6. MiasnJ*, jnat ripen-
ii^ ; bwiga s., a flower at ita Iwat ;
eidangkan, although ; even though.
afidap, pieasant, agreeable ; a. hati,
satisfaction ; s. muliit, pleasant words.
Bfidar, alive to ; awake to ; conscioua ;
(todn «., to bo unconscious (of a
fact) J s. daripada bias, to recover
oonsoiousnesa after being drafted;
sidarkan, to he conscious of ; tiada
sidarkan dirt, to be unconscious ;
tlTsldai; to be roused I
aM»iri, akar sidawi, a plant (eintioai
catophylla).
■Sd^, the desire to weep ; harii^
tears in one's eyea ; mournful regret ;
mlruiham s., to control one's feelings.
aSdBknli, Ar. alms, charity.
aMSkala, Skr. always ; at all times ;
immemorial ; odnt s., immemorial
usage ; also sSdia-kala,
sSdSliuggam, Tam. minium ; red-
Biidfirhaiia, Skr. the even mean ; the
proper average ; taboh-iifi/i s., be was
■ of average height and build.
afidiftj I. Skr. rea^y! in readiness;
SEHAT
i^diaian, to get (thinga)
ready; to prepare. II. Skr. former,
ancient, original; ru^-nya yang a.,
his original form ; s, Icaia, days oE
old i also aSdSkala.
sfidiMt, see dikit.
aSdiugin, a common sncculent herb
(bryophyllam calycinum).
aOoh, mlrijiedoh, to soak ; to infuse
■6dn, short broken sobs ; hiccoughing
or eohhing ; tSraSdu-aSd^i, id. ; BSdu
katak, short quick breathing after
vinlent eierUoii.
siduAyali, a medicinal plant (uniden-
tified).
Bfidnt, vexation of feeling, suppressed
anger ; hati fSrsErint, id.
a6gA, smooth ; shining on the surface ;
aiSlfalL, fullness after meals ; a sense
of distenaion.
ae^k, gorgeously got up ; dressy.
a6^1a, ali, every ; the whole of ; s.
tuboh, the whole body.
■Sgan, slow to move ; slow, slug^sb,
idle ; ^iiylgan, a sluggard ; buroag
sSgan, the night -jar (caprimulgiiit
aSffftnda, Skr. a name, or introduc-
tory name, of several fragrant plants
— e.g. eiganda-jm-ri, sSganda-mala.
a^ar, feeling fit ; heal tliy and strong j
well i blrasa s., to feel fit.
Bfigais, I. Skr. the ocean. II. Fers.
sugar; ~ eagar. III. Jav. a flowerj
aSg6ra, Skr. speedily, promptly; mSn.
yigSrakan, to expedite, to hurry up.
■8gi, side, comer, angle ; Smpai sigi
or Bmpaf ^reigi, four-sided, square.
se^k, bad (of work that offenda the
eye).
afiliajik, =■ sahoja.
aehat, Ar. health j
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■SbajrOi, = sahaya.
ntihmi, Ar. ilmu a., the block art.
■Sj alitor a, Skr. peace, tranquillitj',
ease ; sSlamat e., id.
«BJak, Bincej = sSmSnjak.
Scarab, Ac. family amnalB; pedigree
hiBtmy.
flBJat, getting rid of water (by filtra-
tion or evaporation) ; rinsing or
steaming out.
■fijok, cold, cool ; 8. kali, calmness ;
jav>a s., a name given to the anthro-
pomorphic pattern of the ordinary
I'Sris-haodlo.
Bfikalt, broken, bnt not broken off ;
fractured bnt not aevered. .
■akab, I. actiyity, nimbleness. IT. Ar.
the mint-impreSBion ; the " giiinea-
Btamp" on a coin.
■ftkaitt, rice-liuBk, chaff.
Bikanda, ^ aSganda.
afikar, Jav. a fl w
sdkara, Jav. a flow J et c
variant of sSka
■ftkarong, non at ] esenb s a
now at this very t n e jnst now
sfikat, I. oppos ng nte cept og ob
Btrncting, block ng ba ring sSliatati
a bar ; an obstra to n fiat
to hinder; to obstruct II a clod
{o( earth).
Bftkati, an obsolete n us al nst u
sfikSalidok, = P did i.
■Bkednp, Ar. the 1 tte 1 ke saddle
on B cjtmel's bai.k
sBkeUaa, = sakal fron I I
■BkBrba, I. Sk f II b other II
Skr. the name of a nymph of heaven.
aBkBmp, (Dutch) screw.
aBkItalB.t, => sakklat,
sfiklan., see kian.
SBkLn, Ar, a knife, a dagger.
aBkoohi, (Dutch) a ship's cutter; a
gig-
aBkoT. Italian millet (panCci
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seksa, 9kr. punishment, tribulation,
suffering ; seksahm or m^yelcsakan,
aSkMaxaa, = sakmma.
sBknl, Pers. a vessel made of coconnt
shell,
s6kiip, (Dutch) a spade ; a shovel,
afiknt, a narcotic dri^ naed by thieves
to stupefy people they intend to rob.
sBInitn, see kula,
sEla, interval between ; interstice ;
tiada MrsSla, continuous, unbroken;
s. baia, a shell i_pholas)—oi. chllah,
sUang, etc
aela, Port, a saddle.
aBlada, Port, salad.
sBladanff, the la^e wild o\ of the
Peninsula (boa gaurua).
aBladBri, = KSldfri,
sBIah, = slla.
BBlak, the bolt foateniag a door ; any
sort of ofls bar
selak If ng up or dra'n n" aside a
w h the o ng d a n [ h gh (ex-
pos ng too mu h of the { e son) ;
lakian t^a t [.ull as d a gar-
sBlaka I a ba boo fran e o whicli
ga menta a e placed to be perfnmed
by b m ng fragrant wood nside the
frame II Jav s Ive
■Blalu see ea or lain
sBlam dving ju s a diver; al-
laiii.a togi e (aperaon) aduckii^i
n nySlant to d e
■Blomat Ar peace secnnty safety j
s ampa or yala bon voyage;
8. tinggal, good-l^e (from a traveller
to those who stay behind) ; raja pun
sllamat-lah sampat to-if BlaSa, the
governor reached Malacca safely.
aBlampal, wearing a thing loosely
suspended over the shoulder ; min-
y&lamiKii, to wear in this way.
sBlampit, (Kedah) a travelling story-
teller or rhapsodist.
BBlainpiu:!, kain Sllampv/ri, Serain-
pore -made cloth.
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Selan, Ceylon ; hatu 3., fbe sappliiro.
«61aii^, I. alternation; at intervals i
s. dun pint It, every tMrd door ; s.
tiga Impat bnlan, every three or
four months ; s, slU, pointing alter-
nately in one direction and in the
other J sUangi, to aJteraate ; liilr-
sHang, alternating. II. sSlanglam,
■ a variant of sldangkanf—v, sidang.
«elM)ff, ■^ eilang.
«61angat, a fish (ctupaCosa buXan P)
sfilan^lii, — ^nangin.
flSlMlffka, Mang eilangka, the collar-
bone ( Hjjq 8,, to be esecuted (with
the Mm).
»Bl»p, loss of e
itBlapnt, a film, a ganz; covering ; a.
■mata, the film in cataract.
sUar, I. branding ; s. dSiivfan hisi, id.
II. creeping along the ground like a
Bna^e ; vlar Udrmg s., the hamadryad
(naia imngants) ; in^ni/Slar, to creep.
III. ikan sUar, a generic name given
to a number ot fish— e.g. cn/ctna
cambon and caro^nx gymno&tochrides.
ABlara, I, fine thorns like thistledown
foand on the ekin of some plants.
II. a-nak sHara, a fish (unidentified).
aiBlacoilg', a nild-beast track.
SSlaaa, At. Iiari SUasa, Tuesday.
aeiasar, a siile-gnJlery or verandah
«6lBAell, Skr. the basil {ocymum
basilicum) j s, dandi, a little shrub
{atachytarpketa inAica) ; mtAok bwnga
e., an expression signifying that a
person is very drunk indeed.
Ji61at. a strait; a. Siagajntra, the
straits of Singapore j B. tlbSrav., the
Johor straits.
«6Iatiui, the south ; jituh Ita-silatan,
far away to the sonth.
Afilayiui, a scarecrow which frightens
birds by the noise it makes — of,
gliaynt
Mtl&jxix, than sSlayur, a fish (trt-
chivTus savala P)
SfiLEWBKG
■Blajut, a scarecrow which frightena
away birds by its appearance — of.
gllayitn.
S61dfiri, (Dntch) celery.
afilSbn, taut e^iebu, the open sea.
■Bleder, Jav. negligent, careless,
slovenly,
sUlffuri, a shrub (clerodendron die.
parifolium) ; t. ■ padang, a Hmall
shrub [sida rhomh^oUa).
siUkeb, a stain, a splash of dirt ;
blrsUeheh, bespattered.
■Blekob, a bend or twist in direction j
■aieknr, I. a fish (unidentified). II.
= sa-lekur ; see leknr,
aiVimbatia, mSnyUlmbana, to lay ta
(of a ship).
sBlfimbaTonff, an arm or yard from
which decorative streamers are sus-
peoded.
sBIBmbubn, angin sSiembiibu, aa
eddying wind.
MBlempang', cross.wise ; sUempang.
kan, to wear a garment cross.wise
over the chest — cf. silepang.
BBlendong, a sort of shawl worn by
woman over the head and shoul-
aSIfipa, a small receptacle for sireh ;
a sireh-hox.
■filepaag', thrown carelessly on and
over the shoulder (as a coolie carries
a gunny-bag) — cf. aUemjiang.
sfilipat, besmeared, bedaubed.
sBlfipong', blrsHlpong, dirtied.
sBlera, I. 8kr. body ; a very poetical
equivalent of badan. II. appetite,
enjoyment of eating; s. Ua^a, to
have lost one's appetite.
sBlMa, uncramped ; spacious ; with
ample accommodation.
BBlBaal, settlement, termination ; sa-
lilak sUisai daripada bllajur, when
hie education was finished ; aSlliai-
kan, to wind up ; to terminate.
■BlBaBma, a cold in the head ; slso
eSma-sStna.
sBInr«iig, a gossip.
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sUi, ellang-sili, pointing alternately
in one direction and in tlie other.
B&llap, a fish (chorinemus moadetta).
sftlldek, making diligent enquiry or
InveBtigation — of. sirfcfc.
■Bllgl, a sharp light bamboo, or
wooden dart, or pointed stick.
sSlig^t, winding in and out (as
3 making theii' ivay through
r(«,
a crowd).
afilimbar, a lai^ n
carta scleruphylla),
■EUmpat, plaited work ; wicker ; s.
ayer, a small aroid {aglaoneina
minua) ; ular *., a generic name for
iea-Bnakes owing to their flattened
tails [the name ia applied especially
to enkydris hardviickii'] ; uioi- s.
hatang iebv., a name for broad-banded
sea-snakes — e.g. disUra sfolteBti and
chereydrus gra-aalatui ; ular a. sungai,
a small sea-snake withoat diBlinotive
markings (_enhydrina valakadyen).
■BlimntjSkeeting, enfolding; Icai-ae.,
aBheet,amg; sBitmuti, to wrap up in
a sheet ; aUimutkan, to Dse as a sheet.
■ilinap, tearing off the skin of ajiy-
thing— e.g. tearing oIE the skin of a
fowl to avoid the trouble of pluckii^
off the feathers.
sfilindong, hiding, veiling — cf. lilt-
■filing', Jav. glazed earthenware ;
china-ware ; porcelain.
sHira, = silera.
■fillrat, mesh-work ; ordered entan>
glement^cf. sirat.
«61iri, a seat or stool mentioned in
old romances.
afiUaeli, want of harmony ; discor-
dant ; disagreeing ; disputing ; 6^-
$iliseh, to quarrel j i^rallisehan, a
dispute.
aftluek, picking out fleas or ]ice from
tlie hnir; preening the feathers (of
B. bird) ; mSmielistlc, to cleanse the
bair or feathers.
aJSliair, walking round the odgc of
anything.
«61it, I. thrusting in between i tlr~
sSUt, stuck or flammed between two-
surfaces. TI. (Dutch) end, conclu-
afilit&T, all round, = JriUling; s. alam^
all over the world ; (by extension)
a ruler or spirit whose power is felt
all over the earth.
flSlok, groping after something hid-
den— e.g. as a man gropes about in
his pocket for a coin ; m^jiySlot, to-
grope about with the hand
flfiloka, Skr. verses ; rhvme, espe-
cially when humorous, ironical or
satirical poetry when not in the
form of the pantim,
afilomor, the slough of a snake
aSlonglrar, minyUonglim , to seiieh
a man's belongings— e.g for stolen
property.
Bfiloroli, farcical, droll.
afiliUHiEr, a fish (unidentifi.ed).
afilnor, Pers. trousers, breeches ; ea-
hMai e., S pair of trousers ; s. hulat,
pjjaraa tronaers j s. China, Chinese-
trousers ; s. 'koiofig, short trousers
— suet as those worn by 'rikisha
coolies ; 8. sampafe, trousers worn
by Malays in the rice fields.
seinbonir, veiling, covering; sUv,-
ionglcan dvH, to cover oneself with a
afilndang, the sheath or outer cover- .
ing of a paim blossom ; s. inayang, id..
slSliLdip, the sheath or ont«r covering
of a yonng palm.
afilndn, a fish {arius gagara).
afilnkiit, a musical instrument form-
ing part of the gamSlan or Javanese-
orchestra.
adltunar, a tree {mvssiendo^aie hec-
■iana).
afilnntbftr, long thorns — such
of the itihong.
Belmnpat, touchy ; ill-tempered.
s61ilpat, a natural thin filmy cover-
ing, such as the aJmost transparent
skin under the shell of an egg — cf.
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sSlnrai, n kind of Termictlli.
sfilnroh, sue lurah.
■filtuioll, & generic name for all
drags, mediciaea and chaj'mB used
for facilitating delivery in child-
birth j 8. bSranaJt, id. ; e, wi, a drog
for getting lid of the afterbirth.
■filnt, mud, sluah ; clammy as mud.
flfima, slma-alma, a cold in the head;
also aelSalma.
semali, a propitiator}' offering to evil
spirits i a Eacrifice ; jin yaiig htirang s.,
ahuQgryghoBtjp^iiifeinoh.asacritice.
sfooal, a nnraery for yoimg rice-
plants.
•BlU^a, but, only ; <= sahaja.
sfimafc, thick nudergrowth, scrub ;
jalan yang s., a road that has become
overgrown j e. samun , extremely
ovBi^rown.
s&maitiliti, rolaii semam'bii, the
Malacca cane (cnlai»u£ ecipimtitra} ;
i, baiujkitt, a Malacca cane of ivhich
two or more joints occur eioep-
tionally close to one another [this
peculiarity is belieTed to bring luck],
sdmnmp^, looaely lashed together
(aa the component parts of a raft).
seman, fruitless ; abortive j coming
to nothing.
SiSman^, a name given to Negrito
aborigines in the country near the
headwaters of the Perak river.
sSmangat, the spirit of life ; the
Honl in the ancient Indonesian eense ;
a term of endearment; ambil s,, to
capture another person's sSmangat
and so vender that person subject to
your -will ; hitah s., special podi-
stalks used aa an offering at the
harvest rites ; hilang 8., karang s.,
or Umas s., faintness, lassitude ; kai-
8., an expression used in invoking a
simangat, because of its bird -like
character j a term of endearment ;
tirbang k., the fiight of the spirit of
life, resulting in temporary uncon-
'BOiousness; s. padi, the spirit of life
in the padi.
BfimauKS^, water-cress.
■imangrka, the H-atcr-melon (citrul-
tus eduUs).
i&uailKkok, a plant {croton argyra-
-. of KSmty'n and
■fimanja, ;
a&uaiitan,, nyinr sSmantan, a coco-
nut at the stage ■when the water'
inside can just begin to be heard on
the nut being shaken.
BiimuK, I. a clown or comic character
in a Javanese play. II. aa far as,
up to, until.
sSmai, a sort of lath used for pinning
pieces of atop together in making
roofing.
sSmata, Skr. likeness ; just like ;
almost exactly like ; often ea-iiiata.
Bfimawang, a (Eedah) variant of
slmbavtang.
SJiiuaTam, sitting enthroned; her-
^rnayam, (literally) to sit on the
throne in state ; (metaphorically) t&
reside (of a prince).
Bftubah, a aalutation suggestive of
deep respect or homage ; (by meta-
phor) the speech of a subject to a
prince ; an offering by a subject ia
a prince ; d^niikian-lah sinibah-nyUy
thus he (the subject) spake ; ■mSnt-
6a«Jo Biniioh daripoAa biioh-bnahan,
bringing offerings of fruit ; aimbak-
fcati, to convey (a message or ofFer-
ii^) to a prince ; to represent (facts)
to a prince ,■ m^m'pSTS&mhah'kan, id. r
m^nyioihdk, to perform the saluta-
tion of homage ; to do obeisance t
filiiSmbahan, an offering.
BSmlMliyaiig, the worship of Godj
prayer ; ritual — cf . shnbiih and yang ;
aver s,, water for ceremonial ablution-
at a mosque.
Bfimbajn, falling face foremost ; sung-
SfiMBAWANG 2
II. mSnyemhat, to whip (anything)
forcibly up one's aleeve.
sSm'bawMlff, a tree {kayca ferru-
^fimbawiunia., i
(Kedah) v
t of
flBmbSleb, Blaughteriog by catting
the throat ; killing.
3iSlll1>611t, cofitivcnesB ; constipation.
flfim'b&FSJii, Jiiiila B., s, Pegasne ; a
steed of BnpsrnBtaral pOTrer j blsi
S^aEmiilTOiii, magnetic iron.
Mfim'bera.p, a hexagonal sirek-hox.
aSmbSrip, a brass salver with a foot
flfimbetft, props tn keep a boat; up-
right when hauled ashore or steadj
in a sorf on a shallow.
flfimbilan, nine ; one taken from ten
(la-ambiian) ; Sigiri 8., the Nine
States (a name given to a confede-
racy of Meranghibau States).
4iBmbiltui(fT ikan s., a generic name
for Borae fish with very poisonous
flns (_plotosus caniaa, p, wnicolor, p.
llTteains and, perhaps, p. Jioirtdus).
«talbill>, a bamboo knife ^ a shm^-
enod splinter of bamboo.
«embir, I. the edge or rim of a plate.
II. to "show wrong" (of the compass).
aCmboIi, healing, getting well, re-
coTering ,■ aSmbohkati, to heal ; to
cause an illness to end in recovery.
sSmboair, a strongly scented herb
{bltimea bahamifera).
jifimboyan, anything nsed to give
the alai^ ^ atocain; an aTarm-gun,
or alarm-bell, or gong.
MBmbnanf , I. an oSering cast away
in the jungle for evil spirits. H. a
mooring.post or winning-post.
afimbnl, protuberant, prominent (of
the breasts).
«ftmbiilii, rough-hewn, unplaned, in
the rough (at timber).
sJbabiml, — slmbunyi,
mlaabxuiyi, concealment j simbunyi-
Jean, to conceal ; UrsSmbKnyi, in
hiding) tSrsSmbuniji, hidden.
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BBmbiur, ejecting forcibly from the
month i spitting out [the worf is
not used of actual spitting (iiidoh.),
but of a snake spitting out venom
or of a man spitting out a mouthful
of water] ; agmbiirkan, to spit out.
sfimboxit, sodomy.
sfimburua, Skr. gold-coloured;
aureate.
sfimBjak, = sliiiSnjali.
sSmBJaua, = simSnjana.
sBmKlit, = slmbSlU.
sSmemeb., besmeared, befouled, dirty
(as the face after chewing betel
carelessly).
Rdm6na, tiada e., without reason ;
often written tiada sa-mOTWi-mann,
Bftiaeilda, the transference of a man'a
residence to the home of his wife's
family ; the husband going to live
with the wife.
semBud^, mica.
sSmfindSraiia, Jav. a name for the
ch^Tttpaka flower.
sBmfiii^ali, be,nnoniou9, fitting,
proper j ta'-3., unbecoming.
sBmfil^ak, since; e. pirang CMna,
since the war in China.
aftmfinjana, mediocre, middling.
aimBntang', although; granting that;
while ; = eunggoh-jmn.
sfimButara, while, during, for a time,
temporary ; s. dta lagi kSchil, while
he was stitl young ; hoi nlgiri ini
aiTiiintara sahaja liada akan kikal,
the status of this settlement is purely
temporary ; it will not endiire.
sBmBntBla]!, the more.
sBmBntonf, blunt, simple, dull-
witted.
BfimSrbak, spreading, diffusive, all-
permeating (of a perfume).
sftmBrbok, — elmirbak,
sSiaBrdanta, Skr. white pearly teeth ;
often written asmara danta,
■Bmicta, Skr. all, entire; alam e.,
the whole world ; sSrv. sSmlsta saka-
lian, the universe ; all and evecf-
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sfimpada, Mtam s., a kind of crab.
sfimpadaiL, a boundary (eapeciallj a
well-defined boundary— such as a
stream or feuce). _ _
aenpak, ohipped, notched, injorcd
along the edge.
fltmpal, juttiug out ; minyim'pal, to
jat out ; tirsS-nvpal, prominent.
sBrnpaua, fortunate, luckf , bleiiaed.
aempong, croasing; cutting aoroas
each other (of roads) ; crosa roads ;
B. aiur, zigzag j lainyempang, to turn
oS in another direction (of a man
on a journey).
sSmpat, ability to do anj-thing ; to
" manage " ; ai« iiada eSmpat lari,
I could not manage to get away.
■Sliip61all, accursed, good for
nothing ; a-nak 8., a term of abuse ;
Bfiiapfilat, Boiled, dirty.
■SmpSlUi. a lucliy mark on a hiris —
cf. sSm-'paaa.
■ftmpSma, =^ sempwrna.
sSmplt, narrow [ confined (of apace) ;
JtlgSinpifan. bSinnja, narrowneaa of
lueana ; poTerty.
■empok, mSnyem^Tc, to come into
con^ct with ; to run up agaioBt.
BlmponLa, ^ aSmpuma,
afimpnraa, dirty, nnwaahed (of the
S&mpnraa, Skr. contpletion, realisa-
tion, perfection ; s. kStahvan-nya,
his knowledge is perfect; «. plklr-
jaan, the perfection of work ; aim -
pnmaJian, to complete, to perfect.
a&nn, deceit by false represeutationa
or a false appearance; "taking in" ;
aAuitia, Skr. all ; the whole ; every
one of ; kS^mna-nya, all of them.
aimndtea, Skr, the ocean.
sfimngut, = ^ngutigut.
afimnrtip, (Perak) a lean-to.
*&initt, a generic name for ants other
than the white ant (anai-anai) and
1 SENDBl
the fire-ant (iSrSnyga) ; a. api, a long
black ant which stings badly {nobO'
pelta diatingiie^ida) ; 8. aabong, a
black and red ant found in boats
and sandy places {siina nifonigra)^
it also stings badly.
sfina, I. Ar. aina maki, " mecca
senna " ; the tme aenna obtained
from the tree cassia anjusfi/oiio,
II. ^kok ilna, the angsaoa tree
(pferocarpioi indicus) ; alao angiaiia.
■eua, Skr. an army ; infantry.
afiiiak, griping pains in the stoniach.
aenam, I. the dark colour risible
when plated ware is scratched ; the
cheap background ; ■aatn^ali e., he is
seen in hia true colonrs. II. bir-
einam, to stretch oneself on waking.
Bfauuig', comfort, oaae, peace of mind;
8. mSnipn dia, it is an easy matter to
deceive him j k?sSnangan, a feeiing^
of comfort.
aSnangln, a fish {othoUthus macu-
laiua).
■tnantiaaK, = ainSntiaaa.
sfinapanff, (Dutch) a musket, a gun ^
H. batK, a flint.lock ( 5, "rap," a
muzzle-loader ; s. klmhar, a double-
barrelled gun ; a. kopak, a breech-
loader ; 8. tirkal, a rifled gun j
inSngiai a., to load a gun.
sinawi, a passenger who works his
passage.
SSuaTan, Ar. haH SSnayan, Monday y
also huri Isnin.
sfinda, I. a joke ; a jest ; fiirtation ;
gurait a., id. ; hlrsSnda-guraii or
bSrguraii-a^iida,ta interchange jests.
II. Skr. I, myaelf ; = sahaya'nda.
aBndal, I. fixing by filling up int«r<
stices. II. surreptitious theft ; pick-
ing a pocket,
afindalit, aitgin aindalu, a moderate
breeze.
afindat, wec^d in ; nipped.
aftndaira, s£'. saltpetj^.
■andel, leaning against ; Mrwncfel
bahu, shoulder to i^oulder.
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«eKieug, heeling oyer to one side ;
laid against anything at bii aiigk ;
Ur»endeng-eendeng, leaning first to
one side, tlien to another.
MinAlarong, a marine molloao (un-
identified).
.aindi, Skr. mnscle, Binow, joint;
terchabut-lah sindi Jaha.ni/o, liJB
Bhonlder was pat ont of joint ; bSr-
slndi, with a hinge or fastening j
moQiited in.
afiniUri, eelf ; eahaya s., I mjeelf —
atudocboiiff, ft freah-water fiah (un-
identified),
■findolc, a Bpoon, s ladle ; siput s., a
shell (patella sp.) ; Tninylndok, to
eat anything with a spoon.
-afindoug', a narrow pen or stall to
confine a buffalo for milting.
-Siilldtl, depressed, serious, melanchol;
— at. aldit,
xtadndok, a rhododendron -like shrnh
{melaitoma polyantkum),
xftufintiasai, Skr. alnays.perpetnally;
also atntiasa.
afingaJA, intentionally, deliberately ;
tiada eahaya s., 1 did not do it
intentionally.
aSnffali rheaniatic or gouty twinges
afinjfaiu, m^yljigam, to g;orge ; to
eat gluttononsly.
■engap, quiet (of a child).
a&ngarat, a fish (anidentified).
Miagat, a Bting ; the Tenomous
" bit* " of an insect ; tninyingal, to
sting ] pinySngat, a wasp.
sttngan, talking through the nose.
■mget, inclining to one side ; heeling
or leaning over; Ursenget, set at an
angle, inclined.
«6ii^[aiiia, Skr. union ; federa-
afinggan, rising on tiptoe and stretch-
ing out the hand to pick or draw
something towards oneself.
aBaggaynt, dangling in the air (of a
roan hanging by his hands).
aeugtCiralc, :
, the
ailxggak., nodding ; tapping with the
bead i alnggokkan b^-paUt, to bump the
head (against the ground or wall).
sfing^gut, a generic name for a
number of diseases of women ; dyB-
ntngfaloag, a millipede that rolls
itself up into a ball when touched.
aingfTut, a sidelong blow with the
head ; a batt with, the horn — of.
eSnggok.
aBitgit, pungent (of odour).
■Bngkak, nausea from orerfi
■Bugkolan, a wooden Blab on wnicn
curry-stuff is pounded.
ningtcMg, thwart ; position across ,
crosB-bar; tSrslngkang, jammed
aeng'kaiig', jalan inSnuenglang, to
walk unevenly.
■Bttgrkar, a crossbar or thivnrt in a
s6llgk»rut,interlaciiig, liSrst!nffi,ni lit,
in a tangle ; very much involved (of
a story),
sfingkat, succinct; too short; limited.
aBngkayaii, a waterspout.
aengkela, Skr. shackles, fetters,
hubbies.
BSng'kMaiig, crossed (of the arms
or legs).
aengkelanff, a slanting cross ; an
irregular figure ; bad work.
s6nffkMa.t, = salcblat.
sfi^ifkelat, filthy ; unvi'ashed (of the
abaimana) — a term of abuse.
aBag'kBliiLff, crossing the legs slightly
by laying one just over the other.
s6ngk611t, a sort of band or strap
into which the teet are placed when
climbing a tree.
Bfiagkfinit, a tick.
aBng'kaatie', the yam-beau {pachijr-
rhixus angHlatus).
singknap, a canopy.
Mugknl, difficulty in swallowing
(due to an inflamed or sore throat).
oogle
., id.
B«a^Biit, bonnd up (of a
as to gree freer play to the limbs.
atmgavug, = siayaing.
Mtui, delicate of teittnre; distinct or
clear in tone ; thin and fine ; intan
yang a., diamonds of fine water;
evening.
A6lljak, since, = slinlnjalc.
8enjakal&, see alnja.
sfinjata, Skr. inatrumeat of warfare ;
weapon 1 oiat 9., war-material.
JiEnjoloBff, having a long projecting
snout — a descriptive name given to
the gavial (tomialoma Bchlegeli), to
smalt Bword fish, and ta certain
types of boats — cf . jolang
ainjong, the bar of a pair of s alee
B6nahoB.g, a salt-water hah (in
identified).
■8BOM,oli,becominKifittin(c sniitable
tiada s,, improper (espeuially of
oondnct).
afinta, the long timbers used in the
oonslJTiction of a boat j the timbers
stretching from stem to atern aa
distinct from the ribs.
*fiiitada, I. a apeciee of ant II a
tree reaembling the yew {podocarpva
■aeglectas).
sSntadit, wlat sSntada, a large green
OBlerpillar.
Bfintak, ajerki a sudden pnll^ itinfak-
Icon 01 mlnyintakkan, to give a
sudden tog at anything— e.g. at
flSatal, rubbing vigorously with a
hard surface ; acrabbing.
^SntUM, Jav. family, hindred; hula.
sSntana, id.
jKtLteng, — sinting,
sfintErl, Tam. a wandering student ;
a wanderer ; a stranger generally ;
dagang s., id.
Mintiaaa, 8kr. always ; also aSnln-
tiaea.
sfintil, sticking anything into a hole
or opening So that it is partly in
and partly out.
afintoh, forcible contact ; colliaion ;
knocking up against.
aentok, = ainloh.
■Bntolar, plaiting or twisting an
extra atmid into a rope ; adding a
lash to a whip.
Mfiutoug, a ring, a circle, a oiroular
enclosure ; kaiii s., a sarimg that
baa been sewn ao as to be ready
for use ; boju s., a jacket that doea
not open the whole way down in
front.
afitttosa, Skr. rest, peace, tranqnil-
lityi keeeiitneaan, id, i slnang eSntoaa,
"peace and happiness."
sSntnl a fruit tree {sandoricuM
HdKvm)
sftunhim Jav. a roj^i title ; a
monarch sang s., his majesty,
s6)iyak = iSnyap.
sfioyASipKilffi see iiyanipang.
afmjKp I sinyi aSnyap, erfremely
lontly deserted— -a strong form of
a It 1 II = llnyap.
sSnyar the tingling senaation caused
by a bio \ on the fanny-bone.
■611711111 smiling, a smile j s. eimpul,
a sn lie accompanied by a blnsh ; e,
raja, a hypocritical smile ; tlrolnymn,
with a smile on the face j amiling,
■BllTtir, Port, acnhori Mr. ; Sir,
Bfipab, a quid (of betel) ; s. balan,
a hazel-woiTU or filbert-worm j $.
pKfCri, a name given (1) to a pretty
bird (dicwiHK cmeHtatum) g (2) to a
large tree {pentruye tripiera) ; e, raja,
a name sometimes given to tbe bird
of paradise.
sepikh., littering about ; tirsepak, lit-
tered about.
sfipal, scattered abont.
a^ak, a blow with the flat of the
hand;aslap; ablow with araoqnetj
tnSn^jiot, to ainp. '
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flepak, a liicfc with the Bide ot the
foot ! spurning ; a. raga, the Malay
football ; kSiaudi s., a paddle-rudder
in contradistinction to a hicged md-
der of Enropean type.
Sfipam, a large wild mango {mangi-
fera maitigayi ).
■Jtpan, a tree idialium patens).
Bfipanf, the "sapp&n" tree (asal~
pinia eappan).
■eparoh, see parofi.
sfipat, t'fcan sepit, a fish (colera vul-
■Spatll, Port, shoes.
a^egab, a marine mn^iet yielding
pearls of little Tslne.
aepeir, = sipfr.
ji^Kc&i, (Dutch) a^ counterpane or
coverlet.
SfiptebOi, Bkr. the name of a nymph
of heaven ; Sang S., the legendary
founder of the Malayan empirra.
■fipSrti, like ; similar t« ; as to ;
aocoxding to ; dSngan sSp^i-nya, as
a thing should be ; appropriately ;
slpirtihan, aa though about to.
Mjet, half-closed (of the eyes) ;
with the lids close together; bv,ta s.,
blindness — such that the eyes be-
come closed up as well as sightless.
afipi, Jav. still, quiet, calm.
aipit, nipped, confined, squeezed or
pressed between two surfaces ; Jnieh
a., a wafer-like cake or bisGuit much
favoured by Chinese ; MrsJptt, pos-
BeHHing claws or nippers (as a crab).
xBpoli, gJosB, glaue, polish ; mas yang
sudah ^raSpoh, burnished gold.
aSpok, casting carelessly aside.
flEpuI, gently blowing (of the
zephyrs) ; soft (of the breeze).
■fipnleli, aMf gfpuleh, a plant (/a-
grcea racemosa or ophicuFglim serp™-
tirntm).
Mpltt, dull (of colours).
ste», I. ■wild disorderly movement ;
tlT^a - lira, rushing frantically
about. II. bright, glowing. III. a
midge.
I SfiRANQ-
■Srabai, a cake made of flour and
sfirnlmt, shaggy, fibrous — cf, aabiit,
sJSradimif, tripping over anything f
t^sSrad<mg ftnlt, to have one's foot
caught in anything.
■Sraga, bantal e^aga, a Sat aquare-
sided Btate cushion.
aSraJi, snn^nderingj handing over
possession ; deli verity ; making over ;.
alrakkan or mSnylyHhkan, to hand
over; sSrahhan diri, to Bubmit abso-
lutely to another's control i blraSrdh,
in submission to ; Wrslrah, given
seTah, glowing red ; fiery red.
sSraltl, Ar. a wine-bottle or decanter.
■Gral, lemon grass {aTtdropogim
eehcenanihus),
sSial:, I. hoarseness ; mucus in th»
throat and nostrils ; tlriaiva aampai
a., to laugh oneself hoarae. II. a
little loose (of a fastening).
serak, scattering in disorder ; eerak-
serakkan, to disperse.
sSram, to stiffen (of the muscles) ^
to stand on end (of the hair).
Bftnuna, Skr. in time,
rhythmical i gSndang s., a drum (one
side of which is beaten by the hand,
the other by a drum-stick) ; mln-
ylrama, to beat time.
sftrambl, a Malay verandah.
a6rMnpaiig, a barbed trident used
for spearing fish.
airana, 1. Skr. style, fashion ;
general effect. 11. minylrana, to
pine away ; also mlrana,
Bfiraaah, curse, cursing; impreca-
tions ; aitJnpah a-, id.
sfirandanf , a prop formed by cross-
ing two sticks.
Steandib, Pera. :pulaii SSratidih,
Ceylon.
aftntudong, tripping or stambliug
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II. a " seraiig " or petty officer on
a ship ( a quatter-maBter. III. wavy
(of colouring) ; changing tint ac-
cording to light.
laerang, wide-meehed (of baskets,
MtxaMggong, miityiTtmggang, to sit
with one's elbows on the table j to
squat with the knees wide apart —
Afir&nyl^k, a girdle of thorns put
round the trunk of a tree to prevent
thieves climbing it.
ftfarani, Ar. "Nazarene"; Christian
(eHpecially Soman Catholic) ; Bura-
eiau { also Sairani.
■teuita, advertising a fact ; letting
everyone know.
aiteap, absorption, sponging up, snck-
ing up i Smftun. di-sSrap ponaK, dew
sucked up by heat.
Jterap, 1. a sort of wooden dado or
planking along the base of a wall.
11. a Javanese sleep-prodncing spell.
«fi(a.pah, Skr. a curse ; aii impreca-
flGrBipeh, Mna slrapeh, to be chipped
by a blow.
.-sBraaa, a name for sireh.
xBrat, jammed ; held fast in an
flBratonff, a smaJI tree {tahernj'moti-
tanacorymbom).
Jiteftn, I. noisy ; creating a distur-
bance. II. celluloid tissue; net-like
stufE.
sirairo, a fritter made of banana
and S.our.
"Sfiraw&k, Sarawak.
Mtt&yai, I. with, while, along with,
during, as ; VlTtanya alfrnya tfrgia-
yam, to ask with a smile. II. a
generic name for a namber of
timbers obtained from trees of the
genera skorea and hopea. III. Skr.
appealing to ; invoking assistance
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■firlia, Skr. all ; of all sorts ; various ;
all kinds of; s. neka or s, eirbi, id. ;
E. salad, puzzled ; in doubt ; e. SQ-
dikit, some small smattering of.
stotaajl, tSrbah-a^rbeh, shaking out a
o spread ]
afirbalE, minySrhak, t
diffused (of an odou:
■Brliail, 1. Pers. a turban. 11.
numbed.
Bfirbat, Ar. a cooling drink of any
sort ; also aharbal.
aitbell, slrbah-sSrbeb, shaking out
the sorong.
BfiirbAt, (Dutch) serviette, napkin.
aCrbi, gerba-slrbi, all sortsi various.
■tolwk, powder, fine dnatj a. kiUr,
Mfirbu, impetuous onslaught, daahing
forward, charging ; minylrbalcau
diri, to throw oneself impetuously
upon the enemy.
•firdadu. Port, a soldier.
sBrdak, very fine dnst — snch as
collects on undusted furniture.
atrdtun, a native fif o of bamboo.
aBrdan^, a tall fan-palm {livietona
coehinchinens is).
airdeli, sticking ont (of the stomach
or chest, when a man does not sib
upright).
afirek, I. to be frightened off a risky
business ; to amend one's ways
through a bad fright. II. (onom.)
eSf'/k'HSrek, the cracking of tho
iinger-joints.
■erek, bluffing ; threatenii^ without
intending to carry out one's threats.
sfotnLbaiL, I. a game played by
children. II. B-earing the sarong
high in front and low behind.
gfirSmpak, hastily and slovenly done
(of work).
sjtrimpti, a rnugh kcol shaped tike
a dug-out ; jalnr «,, a dug-out.
a&cfiiiilali, I. a kind of banana. II. s,
kind of padi,
s6randeaff , heeling o
aslant.
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SfiBSNGAM 2
■trBngan, over abundance ; excess ;
hlralringam, in objectionable excesa.
■trftl^ftltf , perfectly perpendienlar
(of a flagstaff, tree, etc.)
■firSaali, rubbish, oEfol.
»M*t, dragging along; trailing along;
mSnyeret, lo trail after one ; to dra^
Bomething over the ground behind
aBrgAh, tnfnylrgah, to startle anyone
with a sudden sound or movement.
■Br^m, standing out ; in bold relief ;
conspicuous.
afir^P, 7H^niilrgap, to surprise with
a sudden onslanght.
■tri^t, ronghiy finished; coarsely
done (rf bad work).
*6ri, I. Skr. charm, beauty, glory ;
the best of anything ; the embryo j
3. TtSglri, the pride of the city; s.
balai, the heart of the audience hall ;
s. m«ta, the light of the countenance ;
a. kaya, the cnstard apple ; blraln,
to brighten \ip (of the countenance).
II, drawn (of a game).
Steiftp, a large bird (unidentified)
frequenting mud banks.
alriat, an instrument with long trail-
ers [the trailers are drawn through
the water frightening shrimps and
prawns, which are thereby induced
to leap out of the water and fall
into a boat].
afolavan, a sort of sprue.
afeidiug, side, border, edge, fringe.
aSrigala, a jackal ; anjing »., a name
sometimes given to the wild dog
ifiyon rutilanu).
■irlknt, Ar. the joint eai-nings of
hnsband and wife.
ateikl^ft, see siri.
■Srlndal, an evil spirit.
airtndlt, the love-bird (ioTicuhm
galgulug).
miriaf[, 1. stiff (of cloth or paper).
11, the feeling ot " goose-flesh " ; b.
glram, id. III. (onom.) the hum-
ining of a hnmble-bee, IV. Jav.
siring kali, occasionally.
« sEetup
aSrlnffai, mlnylringai, to grin (of
aptjs).
aBriwa, part of the title of a bgnda-
hara — i.e. bindahara slTviva raja.
■irja, a cloth-fabrtc ; serge ?
airkah, torn apart, split.
aBrkai, rinsing or wringing out ^
sqneezing out.
■Irkap, a coop ■ shaped fish ■ trap
thrust down over a fish.
atoknp, enclosing under a dome or
cup-shaped surface ; catching with
afirlah, glowing white.
airlinff, a pitfall.
afinnangin, a mnsical instrument.
■toobali, dishevelled (of the hair).
afirodft, a belt of thorns (also known
as alran^kalc) which is placed round
a tree to stop thieves climbing it.
■firodi, filing down precious stones.
atooll, shrunken ; reduced (of in-
aBroja, Skr. the lotus (nllnmhiiim
■took, a measure of capacity, =
about 10 gantang.
aerok, a name given to a small
variety of the flsh-trap (better-
known as kdong).
■Srokan, a water-course ; a stream.
nitomtxmg, a funnel, a hollow .
cylinder ; pahat s., a chisel.
aerouff, askew, at an angle.
aiKonggong, cross beams used in
raining.
■fironok, (Kedah) pleasant, agree-
able ; = eSdap.
airpai, chipping, clipping, lopping
off.
aftrpek, chipping ; a chip.
atata, Skr. with, together with ; ac-
companying j while ; and ; rajin eirta
uaaha, diligent and indostriona ;
sSrtainirta, at that very moment;
immediately ; on the spot ) bleSTtar
along with, together nithi mlnyirtai,
to co-operate with ; to assist.
sirtiip, closing ; shotting up.
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aSm, I. Skr. all ; e. sakalian, id. ;
a, almista sakalian, id. ; aiso nartea,
II. exclaiming-, calling oat,,Blioiitii^ ;
b&sSru, to call out loudly ; mlnyhti,
id.
aemit, a fiahspear with a, Binglo
sftrnl, inadbeaiTe (of the grains of
boiled rice).
aftrnoai, a name given to a number
of mnaical instmmentB (espeoiftlly to
a wooden whiatle nitli a slide for
vfliying the pitch) ; bwiya /., a name
given to the gaTial.
simnding', a Javancae preparation
of ground coconut.
•irnntim, akar sSriintuit, a medicinal
sbrnb (lepidagathis langifoUo,).
■6mt, (onom.) a dull scraping soand.
ateah, beating with a long flexible
atoalCiCloBe pTesanre, packing tightly ;
plnoh e., full to crowding.
Biatvl, regret, sorrow, repentance ;
alsalkan, to regret (anything) ; jnSa-
ylsal, to feel regret,
aJSaap, lappit^ up water (of animate
drinking) i slsapan buroag, a pool
fceqnented by birds in dry weather.
afiaar, pushing or shoTing aside ; yang
hidup sfsarkan muti, the Uvii^ die-
place the dead.
afiaat, straying from the right path ;
losing one's way ; going astray ; s.
jalan, to lose one's way ; «. barat,
confnsedi di-pjregaaf, led astray.
■fiaawi, = eevii-miDi.
afajtgm, ^ (buTong) elgan.
afataM, <^ Hlnui-slma,
aiaorok, ^ sorok-sorok,
■fiamnpit, = emnpit-mmpil.
afita, Skr. a cubit ; also hasta.
■Btakona, = astnlcona.
afittuubun, a small tree (baecaurea
jtarvifolia),
Setau, Ar. a devil, an evil spirit,
Satan ; also Bbailan.
aftaiMnpur, <" istinggar.
aiUanl, Skc. incense ; also ietanggi.
7 shateI
■Mawar, a name given to some me-
dicinal herbs (cds(m> $peciu'iD and
fmrestia app )
B6t6rawail, ^ aabtSrm an
SMSria, Skr, a Kahatnya , a member
of the warrior caste
s&tiiiniaii, a petty officer on a ship.
aitfim, a personal (not national)
enemy; iersltSru to bo at enmity
with ; pSreStlruan, a feud.
aM6rnp, (Dutch) syrup.
afitlt, Skr, loyalty, tidelity, faith,
constancy ; 8. tSgoh, firm loyalty.
setlaTan, Skr. loyal, faithful, con-
stant — cf. nitta.
aititLg'ffl, a reef in a sail.
sfitlnja, — ixtinja.
■Uoka, a fiah (unidentified).
aBtolop, (Datcb) a wall-lamp.
afitn, Jav. bleesii^ (of a Hindu diri.
nily or ascetic blessing a devotee) ;
laying a transforniatiun on a person ;
fl(f^u¥, to bless ; to lay a apell on.
aStna, Skr. an animal ; marga-s.,
animals generally; a, angkara, a
fabulous wild beast.
Sfitnl, a marine plant (enltalus aco-
roiden).
aewa, hire, hiring, engaging, leasii^ ;
sewaan, obtaining on lease, leasing,
engaging; ramah sewaan, a housa
held on leasehold tenure or intended
for leasehold tenure ; tninyswaf to
aawali, I. a short curved dagger.
II. a generic name given to a number
of birds of pray j «. bllalang (acH-
pitfr virgatua) ; lang s., the largo
kite (pei'jiis tieeeddalii) j s. tshikitr,
the Indian koel (eadgvamia hoito-
rata).
aawal, miafortune.
BliaabftD,, Ar. the name of a Muham-
madan month.
altaar, Ar. poem.
ahafoat, Ar. interoeaaion.
ShaAT, Ar. Sbaflite ; appertaining to
the &haG.itie school of doctrine.
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SHAH 2(
•llftli, Pers. king, Bovereign ; a royal
title ; 8. johan, ruler of the world ;
g, mardan, king of men ; s, bandar,
master attendant, harbour master.
sholiadMi, Ar. ihJB is to teatif; — a
common exordium to a eeutence.
■bahodat, Ar. attestation ; tbe con-
fesBion of faith.
mhahbandar, see ahah.
■kahid, Ar. mati shahid, to die a
martyr for the faith ; to be killed in
a holy war.
■lialtliat, At. Toluptnous BeosatioD.
sbalUl, Ar. a title given to Arabs
who are not descendanta of the
Prophet.
Bhaltan, Ar. an evil spirit ; a devil ;
Satan ; aiao Setan.
■hBJrat, Ar. a tree.
■Italc, At. doubt, sQepidon.
■hakitr, Pers. sugar.
■Iial, Pers. a shawl.
shanun, Ar. the sun.
alMKa' Ar. hukum sliara', Muhani-
madan law.
shorat, Ar. article or clause in a
•Iiarbat, Ar. wine, cooling drink ;
also airbat.
■luuiaat, Ar. ritual.
aliazlf, Ar. noble.
sharUUi, Ar. noble ; a title given
to women who are descended from
the Prophet ; also aari/pah
aliarlkat, Ar, the joint earnings of
hasbsiid and wife ; also elnlot
Sliawal, Ar. the name of a Maham-
madan month.
abn&at, = ahafaat,
shnlmr, Ar. thanks; Miibu bhakwr,
thousands of thanks.
■Itnrgra, Skr. heaven ; also forgo
■i, a prefis: (usually half contemp-
tuous) to the names of persons and
personified animals or things , at anu,
so-and-ao; si-apa, who,nhatperaon,
si-Sngkau ai-aliu, a person with whom
you can take liberties (iieing familmr
words like aku and Sngkauj
B SIDANa
Bia, »ia-gia, idle, useless, futile, with-
out result ; dlvgan eia-aia, uselessly.
■lah, bustling ; s. tayah, swaying
■lak, I. the caretaker of a mosque.
II. akaT aiak,a slender climber with
white flowers (_phy»oaielma 'walli-
chii).
■iakay, a fish (latea nabilis).
■ial, bringing ill-luck ; ill-omened ;
ill-starred.
Mla,ltMg,polcokfiiBlong,B.nyiBige tfee
on whicb bees build a nest; bSi~aia-
lang, to swarm (of bees).
alamaaK, the well-known long-armed
ape {hylobatfa lyndactylus),
■ianff, daylight ; a. hari, during the
daytime ; bulan kleiangan, the moon
in daylight — a symbol of pallor.
slap, bringing to readiness ; prepara-
tion ; sndah »., it is ready ; aiapkan,
to get ready ; blrsiap, in readineas.
alaj^, who ; see si.
siar, I. Port, biraiar, to stroll about.
II. welding together ; hammering
pieces of metal into one.
■iaaat, Ar. chastisement, punishment,
control.
■lat, tearing into strips ; siatlcan, to
ieav to pieces.
slan cooled don'n to a iiearable tem-
perature (of water, hot raeta!, etc.)
slbaiiK. atbaiig-aihok, snatching at a>
thing as one passes by.
sibar, a border sewn on to a piece of
embroidery.
■ibok, I a whirl, a mah (of amuse-
ments or work). II. sihang-siboJc,
snatching at a thing as one passes by.
sibiur, a shallow kidle of coconut
shtll
■Ida, castration; a eunuch; aida-sida,
eunuchs
■idagnrl, ~ allSguri.
•Idal, hanging out clothes to diy;
pSnyidai Lain, a clothes-Cord or rail ;
thsiilai, hung out to dry.
aidauff I a gathering, a cotmoil
tnSehaaiot, members of cooBCilj
IKSoogle
Jumaat, the Friday if
iting for (x
pened ed^ ot a, kntfn (ahowing the
sarapin^ of the grindstone).
■Idek, investigation ; thinking ont —
of, tUid^.
■Idlng, a sharply defined ed^e ; a
low dyke or fence ; a long low fence
used in catching dwarf-deer.
fllfbt, = sipal.
■igai, tangga gigai, a sort; of ladder
made by lashing short pieces of
wood to a tree-trunk.
mitpi'V, I- bearing, pose; = siiap.
II. Jav. to have one's weapons ready
Sigax, kain aigar, a head-dress worn
by a bridegroom.
SlfJbra, = iSgSra. i
Uigi, I. pointing the finger at any
person or thing. II. a band of thin
metal round the sheath of a hiriR.
III. a torch of resinons wood.
■Igong, jaSnyigong, to give a. dig
with the elbow.
slliat, -^ sehat.
slliir, = seker.
alkap, I. manner, bearing, pose; also
times given to small hawks. III.
haju ei^p, ajacket with tight sleeves.
xUmt, combing, a, comb ; a harrow ;
fclrsiiof, combed.
slMn, Ar. a knife.
aUEkab, = sehah.
sUcsa, = seErsa,
■ikn, the elbow ; a sharp angle ; s.
jalan. a sharp torn in the road.
^la., I, Skr. "welcome"; "please"
(in " please sit down," etc.) ; a polite
invitation g s. dudok, pray be seated ;
bSnoTig e., a tbiuk white thread ;
lilakan, be pleased to ; kindly agree
to; lirsila, to sit down politely and
ceremoniously i mlmpirsilakim, to
invite. II. butu mldang lUa, a kind
of gypaura nsed medicinally.
■11ml, At. aildh-silah, a genealogical
tree ; a table showing descent.
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■*1'^''^l, gloom, darkness, nightfall;
i^aiiam, benighted.
sllang, cross-wise ; position at right
angles ; blreilang, marked with cross-
cuts or scars; 8>ia»j-m5»i/iiojip, lying
across each other.
■Uap, I. Ar. an error, a mistake. II.
conjuring, sleight of hand, puzzling
the eye ; tukang a. mata, a conjuror.
Nllaailah, see silah.
sllat, fencing (especially the mimicry
of fencing in a Malay sword.dance) ;
main s., a sword-dance ; Mrsilat, to
ailau, the shimmer of light on water
- — cf. Icitav.
■Ueh. making good ; replacing ; re-
pairing a loss i s. -mata, making good
to the eyes — i.e. publicly paying over
a large sum only to have it quietly
returned later.
■illr, Bilir-ilmilir, waving (as the
loose end of a garmant),
slln, sliynesB, retiring modesty.
■Imbah, besprinkling from above ;
alubai, looking smart ; an effective
appearance.
sunbang, I. a sea.bird {'procellaria
sp.) ; Kimbangaii, id. II. unreliable;
musim s., the uncertain weather at
the change of monsoon.
ilmbok, a small basin or finger-bowl.
almpal, I. fastening in a band ; a
rattan fastening on the handle of a
chisel or any similar object ; rotan a.,
a piece ot very flesible rattan used
for this porpoSB. II. a monkey
(Bemjiopi'StecKS ineJoIophoe) .
■impau, retaining in one's possession ;
holding ; keeping ; preserving ; s. ii-
hail, remembering; minyiwpooi, to
keep ; to preserve.
■Impaag, — sempang.
slmpir, letting the wings droop (of
a peacook).
almpnl, knotting, tying, fastening ;
s. mati, a fast knot ; s, puleh, a slip-
knot; 8fnKu«i8.,asmileaocoinpanied
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by a bluah ; simp'ilaji, a Castccing ;
mSmjimpiif, to fasten.
■Impnr. a generic name for a onm-
ber of tmes (especially dillenia
■inar, raj of light ; radiance ; Wma
Sinar miitahari, to be struck by the
stin's rays.
lladftt, El Sat armlet worn by wometi.
alndinff, ^ nendeng.
•indir, teaiiag, chaff; k, nyanyi,
teasing in aong ; mSnyindtr. to chaS,
■luillirai. Hind, mininm, red-lead.
aluffa, Skr. a lion ; an ancient titie.
•inffffa. = sa-hingga.
UiJXggaii, touching at ; stopping at
on the way ; breaking a journey ;
e.-tn^KjrinjgoJi, to keep stopping at
places — e.g. na a pedlar trying to
ieli his wares.
SlngKUlg, fish cooked in salt.
alnggnannB, Sii. a throne or royal
dais 1 8, kSrujaon, id.
■inffgart, = sfi-liingga.
■Infill, a blow or knock with the
Bide of the head.
alnffit, = sense;.
■Ingkap, drawing apart curtains or
raosqaito-neta ; drawing aside a
hanging cloth so as to make one's
way past it ; mSnyingiap, to open or
draw aside a curtain.
■ingkat, = sengkat. .
alBffkek, Ch. a " new-comer i" a
contract -coolie fresh from China.
Slngrkil, I. eingkil gigi, teeth " on
edge." II. tail eingkil, a cord hold-
ing up curtains.
•iUKUr, to tread a hen (of a cock) ;
to push slightly aside.
slngknr, kicking aside ; pushing
aside ; knocking out of the way.
aingainff, rolling up the sleeves ;
/cy'ur minyjingeiiig, the day is break-
■lal, here ; this way i this direction ;
di-eim, here ; in this place ; to-sini,
hither; i^ri-«itii, hence ; di-sihira'ng
eini, on the nearer bank.
siutMT, the blue-breasted banded rail
{hypotsinidia striata).
ainting, I. slluar siniing, short
trousers. II, a thin shell (pioeiinft
eella).
■intok, a tree (oiji-aamomam genta ?)
out of the fibre of which a kind of
soap is Tnadc ; inSnyiTitolc, to use this
flbrons stuff in the bath.
ainytiT, = sen^r,
aiomau, ^ tiwiian.
along, tusks, large canine teeth ; gigi
8., the canines ; blrniong, tusked.
atpaki. Hind, a seimy ; a soldier.
alpat, Ar. a i-nled or marked line ;
attribotes; qnalities, charms; talis.,
•a line drawn by a carpenter to guide
him in his work.
aipl, position off the centre j wide of
the mark.
aipir, (Dutch) a cypher,
aipu, shamefacedaesRi fcSsipu-gipwttn,
id. ; tSraipii-^ipu, pnt to the blush,
Slpna, Ch. an abacus.
aipnt, a generic name for many
shells ; the whorls, loops, lines and
markings on tlia hand ; e. baicon^
{bvJla amptiUa) ; s. bUans chfchah
(terebTo maataTia) ; s. balan {Mia
ovufli) t s. bulan pateh {natica ma-
milla) ; s. paujang (terehra tnocw-
lata) ; s. evhawj {Kolarivia. troehleoTe) j
s. txidiyng (irachus jtiframw) ; other
shells have geaerio namee of their
own — e.g. rangkek, etimigliak, etc.
sir, I, Ar. secret. II. lust; the
promptings of Inst ; s. bSrofci, id.
slza, Jav. a. title of inferior distinc-
tion ; Sira Pavji, the koto lie guerre
of the famous JavaneBe hero Radia
Inu KlrUipaii, Prince of Kuripan,
alral, dressed (of the hair).
airam, besprinkling i pouring water
over ; the bathing of princes ; Mr-
niram, to bathe (of a prince or
princess) ; siramJaiVi, to pour (t
liquid over anything).
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sizkt, I. nettitif; to^tber ; mata s.,
a, mesh ; sirataa gigi, the mesb-like
appearance of repilar teeth ; }ign-
yirat kvJctt, the thin line of ekin
cohering the edge of the finger-nail.
II. Ar. tiTat-ul-muetaliim, the razor-
edged bridge over which the true
believer paasee into heaven.
Jiireh, the betel-vine (piper hetle) ^
n. charang, soft new shoots on the
vine ; a. todofc (jiiper longtiin) i a,
liiraiap, coarse learea from the vine ;
jumjong s., the pole or Bnpport of the
sireh vine ; makan fi., to chew betel ;
santap >., id. (of princes chewing
betel) ; tlmpat s. Or bl^as e,, a betel-
bos; pjsiVeftaji, id. [Theuaeof siifh.
in the betrothed formalities has given
rise to the following expresaions
s. blrchaliap, the airek sent to typify
the formal proposal of DUuriage ; »
mSmiimttg, the eireh typifying the
formal acceptance.]
nixinif, an inatrameDt something like
a lai^ tennis racquet. [It is used
for catching shrimpa— it ia drawn
through the water and the shrimps
coming in contact with it leap out
of the water and fal! into a boat.]
«lrlp, the fin of a fish.
«ifla, Skr. what is left over ; aurplas ,
residue; remains (especially the
remains of a meal) ; s. nobi, a flat
fish ; the sole.
-aistli, quarrelling, dispute — cf. uSU
seh ; minyUeh, to quarrel.
«lflek, I. the scale of a fiah, or arma
dillo, or dragon ; the scraping oflf of
the scales of a fish ; blrsiaek-sisek,
scale-like ; a. tSnggiling, the scales
«F the armadillo— a description of a
shingle roofj hatok »., whooping-
congh. II. a name for some turtles
— e.g. s. iiiin (chelime imbrieala) ;
a. tlmptirong (fkala4>achelyi caretta).
*l>i, aide, brinii, edge ; H-aisi putlri,
by the aide of the princess.
«1m1, turning op the ends of tho
Bleeves or trousers — cE. singeing.
I BOGANG
■ilip, insertion between two flat anr-
fa<^es (aa one inserts a pajier-knife
between the leaves of a book),}
Btsipkait or mlHyinipJtati, to ao insert
slair, a comb, a hanvw, a toothed
instrument of any sort; uienyisir, to
harrow ; to comb ; to rake up.
■Itak, a bag, a valise.
Bitar, Hind, an Indian three-stringed
guitar.
aiM, Ar. lady ; S. Ha,M, Onr Lady
Eve ; 8. Mariam, the Virgin Mary ;
s. gtirii, a lady teacher.
■itin, Eng. satin.
■itiajr, -^ eintintj.
■itti, = «iit
■ita, that place, there ; di-silti, in
that place, at that place; dari-a,,
thence , la i thither
■itnil, a pot of black glased earthen-
Bittl whistling, bli ml, to whistle;
bwioKo 8, the crested wood-quail
(loU'ilw roulmul) , punai s., the
small gTBLn pigeon (psaiolrenm-
olan)
ainnuui, the recoverv of a oonscious-
iieaa after a fainting fit or drunken
debauch
slur, I Klmpang eiur. zigzagging,
II ta' siHi, not to care about.
■Itlt, I aingeing burning up a small
object II whistling ; = siuE,
NoaJl, (. h over, done with, finished.
softl Ar question, 6ifreoa[, to enquire;
bSrsou' joiiwft, to question and get
repliea , to discuss
■obat, Ar. friendship, friend.
■oliek, a nip or pinch of anything;
to nip oR a piece.
■obok, j>inyobolc, a night-prowler; e,
aneafc-thief who steals under cover
of the darkneM.
■odok, shovelling np ; ladling ap ; a
ahovel— ef. svdii.
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nogtih, attempting work of which
one tacks eiperieoce ; the tinngiing
of a beginner.
aoifok, minyogolc, to give b. eigntScant
nod or wink ; to direct by a Bign.
soil, an exclamation to mi^e buffaloes
aojth, kowtowing ; Urao^a-soja, re-
peatedly kowtowing.
■ofcma, Skr. the soul (in contradis-
tinction to the body) ; raga dan ».,
body and soal [the word is naed of
the soul in the Hindn aenae].
aokom, amearing with paint or colour-
ing ; clonded-white (as a colour of a
dog) ; gotomfeoii, to beimear.
MokmLg, propping np, bnttressing,
sustaining, supporting.
aol*k, inclined to, liking,
■oldftdn, Fort, a soldier.
MOlkk, foppish ; 'plsolek, a dandy,
aolok, pSsoZot, a gift to be returned
in kind— e.g, a contribution to a
feast to which one is to be iuvited,
aom, I. a ship of an obsolete type.
II. akar som, e, Chinese strengthen-
ing medicine. III. tidarig eom, n
pnbic-bone.
aombonff, air^^nce ; self-assertion ;
overbearing manner.
■OnvelC, jagged at the edge (through
injury).
aompolL, carrying on the neck and
shoulderB.
Boaak, the "thoms" on a "thorn-
back " fish ; the barb-like sting of a
ray.
aondali, a tree ( ]iat;»nn femi ) ; gitah
H,, gntta obtained from this tree.
aol^ol, lowering the head (as a
threatening bull) i minyondol, to
tower the head for a chaise.
aondonff, a kind of shrimp-net used
iti Singapore.
aoagar, Jav. affectation in dress or
aon^el, sticking out (as the cheek,
when a quid of betel is in the
mouth).
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■ongtCeUfT, = »ungging.
■ongket, ^ swngiit.
■onffkok, a small white cap worn by
devout Malays.
aongkom, m&nyongkoin, to bury the
fat:e in a mother's lap (as a weeping
child) ; to cuddle ap againet.
aougkong-, == tokong.
uongunaf, ^ sangsang.
SOUgBOngf, making way against ; f.
ftaiTM, a name given to a shell (smiiea^
temispina) ; mSnyongBtng, to make
head against (used of an eagle flying-
agftii
jtfor
t the w
Id).
1, dignified modesty ; a self-
contained but respectful demeanour^
sopl, nyer fopi, liqueur,
Bopob, mSnyopoh, to carry pick-a-
■orak, cheering; cries of elation v
ilrfordk, to cheer,
■ovftng, -= ea-oyang.
■or*, Jav. evening.
■Orgk, Skr. heaven ; also shiirga.
Norok, I, concealment bywithiuwal;
liafimaa mlnyorolckan kitku, a tiger
hiding its claws. II. sorok-Bomli, ate
insect very destructire to pad!.
aoEOUg', pushing forward under ;
shoving forward under ; a snrrepti-
tiouB offer of a bribe! a bribe i s-
day<mg, backing water ; forongkan,
to push anything forward under'
aotoh. Ax. the fiat roof of a house.
■otonff, a cuttle-fiah.
■Offtk, rending in tn'ain ; tearing
from top to bottom.
■oyat, = aoyak.
■u, younger ; •= ftoMjflu [in certain
expressions, pak sK, viak su, etc.]
soft, pushing an object towards-
another— e.g. holding a fighting-cock
and pushing him towards his rivsl ;
buJtt f., the feathers on the neck of
a fighting-cock ; pagar s., the paliog'
oogle
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separating two buffaloes which are
being matcbed against one another.
■n&b, BEsruhing hy artiScioi light.
■nal, 1. fitting, matching. It. Eng.
tali fliMt, sway-ropea.
■tujl, the breech of a flag,
■ni^, an indentation ; a slight hollow;
the parting of the hair.
■naJEft, Skr. a place of refnge, a
lot^ng; orang Mratwifca, poor peo-
ple ; people compelled to lodge with
others ; dependents.
anun, lukewarm.
■nanxl, Skr. haaband (more respect-
ful than laid) ; lord (in the sense of
hnsband) ; bSrsiuimi, to be married
(of a
m}; (
married
■luuig', ease, facility; lightly done;
ea-iu/tag-Kuany, with the greatest
possible ease.
auap, a mouthful ; putting in the
mouth ; feeding a child ; (by meta-
phor) bribityt ; ea - sitap duo, a
mouthful or two; makan »., to take
bribes.
■tiar, a fire-signat ; a torch or lantern
nsed to convey a message.
■nam, Skr. voice; vocal ou d
diagait e. yang IBmah If b n a
gentle tone of voice.
■aaTgn, = shurga,
snari, banfal suari, an oman ental
pillow used in marriage ce cmon es
■uaaa, gold much alloyed w thco[ per
suat, whimaicsl, capricious
anatn, one ; = aa-irntn [iin u be g
the Javanese form of 6o( ] sft at
each every.
■nbal, discreditable.
snlMun, dull (of metalli lustre)
■Ql>an, a splinter.
snbanK, a large ear-atud [I s n e
places this stud is worn by ma d an
only and is discarded on mart ag ]
anbhana, Ar. praised be,
■nboh, Ar. dawn ; slmhah-yang H.,
early morning service.
mbnr, rapid and healthy growth (of"
plants).
RQolu, Skr. cleanliness, purity ; pure,
clean ; g. hati, a heart free from
malice, or deceit; Maha-suchi, the
All-pure ; God.
■nda, sharp-pointed bamboo splinters,
(used as caltrops).
■ndab, Fera. completion, aeeomplish-
ment ; done, finished ; sa-tUah ).,.
when it was finished ; sitdalikaa, to-
Complete, to finish off ; kStudahan, .
the end of ; pSnyudah, the fulfilment
of ; the crowning of hope or desire ;.
realisation, culmination,
■udans', = ellodang.
andara, ^ gaudara.
■adl, satisfied, contented, pleased,,
ready ; approval ; Jilcatau s,, if yott'
like; eudikaii, to like; to care for;,
to approve of.
mdi]), a large rice-ladle.
sndn, a ladle ; a coconut-shell spoon ;,
the bill of a duck ; s. itek, a duck'a
bill ; sipat s., a shell (haliotia spp.) j
tnlang s. hati, the xiphoid process.
ntdnt, a comer; an out-of-the-way
■of, Ar. a cioth-tabrio, camelot.
rofl Ar ; n« ^ snfi sm mysf Sta.
auffa = -ga
wagax I n f y go to pass the-
filacers through the hair II Eng
■n^ rubb ng the po nt of a st ck
ana st anyth ng putt ng out a
torch bv bl ng off th bum ns;
p t ons lean g th tu th n the
Mala nay
sufflUi fo g down w th o! n a
se I ng the ha o th oat a d so
fo ng down a ad eraarr
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le also h and suaunii
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aiuka, Skr. liking, pleasure, enjuy-
delight ; 8. roya, nproariouB delight j
to take pleasure in; to like; mkakati,
id. ; J^sufcoan, pleaeare, enjoyment.
knkaeliltft, see euka.
jntkor, difficiilt, ardnous } s. di-chari,
hard to Snd ; s. blToleh dia, id.
drakat, I. the measurement of ai^a
or capacity; mensuration. II. pro-
vided that, aupposii^ that, if, when ;
sukal oyer mlnjadi batu, if (op when)
■water turns into atone~-i.e. never.
:JIIlkn, a leg or limb ; aqnarter; a sec-
tion; atribe or division of the people;
a. Jam, a qnarter of an hour ; rial dun
8., dollars and qnerter-dollars.
^uknil, the bread fruit (arlocarpus
mJeax, = shuhnr.
jmla, Skr, a pointed stick ; an im-
paling'post ; spitting, impaling ^ su-
lakan, to impale ; to roast on a spit ;
tirgala, impaled ; tSH-sala, a tjident.
jrolnh, bald, bare. headed ; lada s.,
white pepper.
:aillalftt, Ar. extraction, descent,
origin ; e. ue-nalatin, the ancestry
of our kings — a Malay traditional
history.
aiilani, embroidery ; blrsulam, em-
broidered.
xnlang', I. joining in a drink ; inviting
another person to drink with yon j
tninitm bSrsulang-av.langav.t exohang-
ing drinks time after time. II. sooty
deposit.
jXiIIiI, Ar. tulatig s«lbi, the coccyx.
.cnldl, Ar. Adam's-apple (in the
throat).
-«nl«lt, a plant (tittins).
MlUt, a grandson or great-grandson ;
a. descendant.
Jiiilitif, a generic name for native
fla^reolets.
anllt, obscure, out of the way, little
known, secluded,
^knllwatanff, a Bugia title.
4 SUNAN
(oloh., a torch ; a spy ; a scout.
BDlong, senior, eldest, first in age;
anak a,, eldest son j gigi s., the four
front teeth.
anltan, Ai'. sulten ; s, al-mv.asa«i,
the august sultan — i,e. the Sultan
of Turkey.
snlnr, sticking up conspicuonsly;
s. tiang. topmast.
auina, dann suina, e, medicinal plant
(unidentiSed).
snmbanff, improper, revolting, in-
cestuous ; 8. di-mala, an eye-SOre ;
anak a., a child of incest.
■tuabar, challenging, reproaching,
reviling.
snmlmt, corking up ; stopping an
orifice ; tumbatko a , to ping ; to put a
stopper into anything ; to put cotton-
wool into the eare,
anmbl, replacing an iajnred part;
putting new planks into a boat ;
patching,
■nmblug, notehcd, dented, ja^^;
gllak B., a sickly laugh.
■nmtni,, I. a witk ; a fuse ; a slow
match ; 8. ^litn, the wiok of a lamp.
II. the horn of a rhinoceros.
Btunbul, — cliSmbul.
stunpali, awcerins, reviling, cnrsing ;
the taking of an oath-, Mrsmnpah,
to take an oath ; ^nSmhlri lumpah,
to administer the oath ; sumfiah- '
sumpah, a name given to the Malay
"cl^melBona" {calofes versicolor Bjad
caloiet cristatelMtx).
anmpU, stopping up ; corking up ; ■=
sumbnt.
■nntplt, the nse of a blowpipe ;
shootiag with a blowpipe ; sumpitaii,
a blowpipe ; Kunipiftan, to kill (any-
thing) with the blowpipe ; jnSnv«m-
pit, to nso the blowpipe; mutyfiiU
Bumpi'f, (1) the well-known shooting
fish ((oaiofes Jaculator), (2) a Bm^I
mivgltxtang bag.
"un, Jav. marrow, pith.
r, Jav, a well.
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•nnat, Ar. tradition, practice ; the
traditional law of the Prophet; cir-
cnmcision ; tvlmns ij., a drcumcieer ;
aunutkan, to circniticiae.
snndRl, a harlot ; a common proa-
snndantf, a broad short sword with
a full -sized handle,
aandns, Fcra. hrocude.
AtmgAi, a river ; a flowing stream of
some Bize ; anak «., a ritulet ; p^gi
Ica-a,, a polite way of describiDg
obedience to a, call of nature.
avngga, Jav. a spur ; a goad.
mutff^nff, pieturing flowers or orna-
mental patterns iit paint (snoh aa
gold paint), etc
•anff^t. Jar. an attendant on a
princess.
anni^oh, reality ; genoine, true,
real ; a. hati, heartinesa, atrenu-
ouaneaa ; sanggok-ptin, although ;
aunggoh-eunggoh, real);, genuinely ;
ta-tmijigoh-nyo, iu all truth ; in all
reality ; imnggoh-»imggoki, to atrivo
■rigoronaly or strennoualy.
•naffkal, to turn up (a.B a plough-
share turns np tfaa earth) ; », bajaJc,
a, plon^sfhahare.
AiULgkap, torn apart ; pulled looae ;
kuku tSraungkap, a finger-nail or toe-
nail torn from the qnick.
STtn^kit, kain sangkit, ailk cloth shot
with gold.
sniig'lnip, covering under & hollow
bowl or Teasel.
xnugkitr, rooting up ; ladling np ;
acoopiog up ; shovelling up ; a net
of triangular shape puahed through
mud and water ao aa to eatch
ahrimpa ; s, sangkar, sprawling.
wu^MUtf , reversal ; turaiug npside
anngn, Jav. horn.
Non^t, I. murmuring, grumbling ;
blrsungtit.
llnja™,
■imtBlL, chipping oB.
snnti, I. a sorb of pickle made of the
bllimbijig. JI. anak dara sunti, a
very young maiden.
anntiiiff, to wear stuck behind the
flowers are occasionally
m);
nakan.
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Btmtok, inauffioienoyof time; failure
through insulGciency ; waHa s., time
is up i orang tua k., an old man who
atill apea young waya.
Bunji, lonely, solitarj, desolately
quiet, deserted j sun/yi-Uik lahokan
Mitaka, the Malacca roadstead was
«np, (Dutch) soup, broth.
Bnpai, — sijmhi.
■nra, I. Skr. hero ; man of men. II.
Ar. hvlan Sura, a name given to the
month Muharram.
snralL, Ar. a aubdiviaion or chapter
of the K'lran,
■oral, the combing or dressing of the
hair j the hair itself (when apeaking
of a prince or princeaa) .
siLrftlayn, Skr. the abode of the
gods; the Hindu Olympna.
saTam., darlcness, gloom, cloudineaa;
the obaonring of the brightness of
the sun or of the beauty of the
anr&t, a writing of any sort ; a.
letter ; iei s., the contents of a letter
or document ; m aha s., the written
page; 8. kiriman, a letter; an epistle;
8. mSnigah, a patent; $. ^Ukat, a,
poater ; s. tanda tangan, a, signed ac-
knowledgment ; (usually) an I.O.U. ;
s. todkU, a power of attorney ; s.
tvasiat, a, will ; Huratkan, to cauae to
be written ; tSrenrat, written.
anran, a private mosque in contra^
distinction to a raosque of general
assembly.
■nraija, Skr. the sun.
■TWdi, " fSrndi.
■mail, «.-»., (Perak) descent, linef^e,
anri^, — aharga. ''~^
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MVli, Skr. a qaeen ; royol ; =■ pSr-
TOoinuri; rama vji ibtt euri, royal
father and queenly mother; the
parentB of a prioee.
■nnoali, Fers. a colljrium mado of
antimony.
ntroh, orderm;; ; giving inetractioite ,'
auTohatt, an order, a command ; an
orderly; suroh-narohan, meesengersj
surokhan, to order ; to instruct.
snmt, the ebbiug of the tide ; ayer e,,
the ebb-tide.
msab, trouble; difficulty; nneasineBs;
disquiet ; s. hati, mental trouble;
»a«ahian, to vex, to annoy ; tSsu-
tahan, tronble ; affliction.
aaaoh, the (natural) spur of a fighting-
maok, I. to found (a city) ; inSnyumt,
id. II. manner, bearing, mean ; s.
jijak, id. III. a loop ; a button-hole.
IV. = chuchok.
MUm, the breast ; milt ; a i/er s., mili ;
susui, to snokle ; meayinni, to be
suckled; s. hundoT, firm hemisphe-
rical breaats ; b. topet or ». tanjnt.
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pendulous breasts ; s. rimau, the
iclerotinm or reating-piace of ft
fungus ; dapuT s., the outer portion
ot the breast; hujoTig s,, the nipple
generally ; the extremity ; jniting s.,
the nipple proper; tampok a., the-
nipple and the dark oirole round
RORTiIiniiaiL, = auhunan.
■tutll, pursuing ; following up.
■nana, laying in rowa one above the
other ; bSr$Jiitun-iiii»an, in layers.
BTuronau, = suhunon.
Biunp, position under ; resting or
passing or pnahing under; eaitupka/ri
or mlnyusiipkan, to place under ; to
insert under.
■tunr, skirting; edging past; the
shirts, fringe or edge of anything ;
m*B»pzfl«r, to skirt ; to hug (the
shore) ; to odge past.
■umt, shrinking ; diminntion in size ;
attenuation ; thinning down.
■Utero, Skr. silk; kain sutlm, a
silk bornng ; payong »'.itSra, a silk
umbrella.
tai^nl}, Ar. to nonder.
taala, Ar. most high ; Allah t., God
Moat High.
t»al«k, I. to feod or fatten animals.
II. Ar. to be enamonred of ; to be
taken with.
tanlok, Ar. subdued ; mhiaidokkan,
to bring into subjection.
tftat, At. obedience, submission (to
God's will).
tabah, a hand's -breadth.
"taliak, Ar. a box, a casket ; a present
of food taken away by a, departing
tkbal, Ar. a kettledrum used at the
installation of a ruler ; to instal ;
blrtabai, to aacend the throne ; to
bo crowned (of a ruler).
tablUL, gStah taban, gutta percha ;
pokok (., the gutta percha tree (cii-
ehopsis gutta).
tabaraka, Ar. may (he) be blessed.
tabsk, greeting, salutation ; mlmbeH
t., to greet ; to courteously salute or
recognise; minta t,, to respecttnlly
excuse oneself ; to apologise in ad-
vance for any unintentional broach
of etiquette.
tabiat, Ar. character, nature.
tablb, Ar. a physician.
tabir, I. Ar. the interpretation or
elucidation (of dreams). II. curtains
against a wall ; hangings ; drapery.
taboh, I. a long cyiindrical dram ;
tabohhan, to beat this drum. "
tabohaUf = tSbTittn.
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TABONG 2:
■tiibong, » ojlmdrical Tesgel of
bamboo ; a quiver ; t. bunga, a,
shrub (ixora pendtda).
"talrar, I. the stsatteriug of seed or
flowera; Bowing 1 disperaiuft; fabur-
Ican or inSnaburlcan, to sow j blria-
buran, scattered over. II. ft aquare-
tadn = hada
-tadfth interoeptiug or catching a
falling object tadahliaa tangaa to
Stretch out tl e arma with the
palms of the hoi di turned up
iadbir Ar government
tadi ifttely juat a n oment ago
immediately past baft 01-1 ( a
moment ago; ta-malam t., this last
night ; Ursibv-t di-atat t, aforeaaid ;
also takadi.
'tadouE, knocking the foot against
anjtbing ; Btombling np against.
iinnlr, Ar. commentary (on the
Kitrait).
tagaJc, putting off, procrastination.
-tagwu, the stakes in a sweep j the
■tagiir, a peal of thunder.
'taffell, diinmnj;, preaaing, importan-
ingi worrying; iHageh, the araviag
caused by constant indalgence in
tobacco, opium or alcohol.
iak, a suffix expressing interrogation,
or donbt ; = Sntah ; ini-tah gam'
iaran-nya, ia this his portrait ?
taliodi, recently; just before this;
"taliAii, I. holding out against, resist-
■ ang, sustaining ; tahani or mSnahani,
to restrain or resist j to bear up
against; to stand (anything). 11.
setting (traps) ; (. lultak, to set a
fiah-trap.
taliaiia, greatness, majesty ; bSrta-
hana, to sit in majesty ; to be present
(of ft prince).
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taliar, to keep on a oonrse in spite
of imfavoumblo winds.
tahi, flith, mucus, dirt, ordure, fecn-
lence, lees, grounds i t, angm, light
fleecy clouds 1 words of little account ;
windy talk ; t. ayee, scam on water ;
i. bSH, rust ; t. e^iandn, opium dross ;
£. g^Tgaji, sawdust ; t. hartte, drift-
wood ; t. IiSlJim, shavii^ ; f. lalat, a
freckle, a. mole ; t. nui,ta, mucus from
the eye i t. tniiiyak, refuse in making
oil ; I. pnmcFs, prickly heat j (. tSlinga,
wftx in iho ear ; tilar t. kirbaOf a,
snake (coiiibor radiatns).
tabU, a tael ; 1£ oz.
tahn, knowing, knowledge ; b!ri (.,
to inform ; Mngaii «a-iahtt-ha, with
my knowledge; Wtafiuon, knowledge,
sense, capacity for nnderatonding j
kltahu', or mSngStahui, to know.
tabnn, year ; (■ bahoni, the new year,
hSrlakwii-tahan, for years, ohronio.
taj, Ar. crown, diadem.
t^ak, ft sort of aeythe — used for
cutting down long grass, weeds, etc.,
in the rice -fields.
tajam, sharpness ; sharp ; akal-nya t.,
he was aliurp mentally ; tajamkan, to
sharpen.
tajaniT, I. atamping ; thrusting down
the heel. II. liiria tojang, a stiaight-
bladed Patani hlrU,
tajatt, a large earthenware jar,
tf^i, the artificial spur of a fighting-
cock ; mSmbutttiig t., to fasten the
spurs on.
tajok, an aigrette ; a tuft} a sheath
(with flowers in it) worn in the huirj
t. mokoto, the aigrette or apei of a
tajur, mnning out into the sea ;
penojur, a cow of fishing-stakea to
drive fish into a trap.
tajwld, Ar. grammatical accuracy;
writing (Arabic) correctly.
takak, iakoh-tokak, notehed — v. taki^.
.II. kain birto^^ak^ a aartmg i^Aa ap
of two pieces.
takal, Eng. a pulley ; a block.
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TAKAN 2
tftkaa, = tiC-akan.
tftkftr, an eartheaware veBsel ivith a
takat, as far aa ; up to ; t. pinggang,
up to tbe waist f t. laint, up to Che
knee.
takbir, Ar, to hary.
takdir, Ac. will, decree ; the decree
of pnreidence.
takflk, a cleft ; a slight cut~8uch as
that made in a tree-trunk by a single
blow with a choppur.
taUlto, Pecs, ft throne.
takok. a notch ; a sort of step
created by cnttiog ont a piece fcom
the outer portion of a tree-trunk ;
t. takak, notched, ja^^ed; klpala
pilnnlolfc, the cleft at the top of a
takong, keeping anything for fer-
mentaUon ; -minyak t,, crude oil.
takair, I. Ar. negligence, careless-
ness. II. (Dntch) estimate, valna-
taknt, fear ; takati, to fear ; laJmtian,
to frighten ; tiltaliiian, panic, fright ;
pSnahit, a coward ; timorotiB.
takwlm, Ar. calendar ; almanai:.
tala, I. harmoaions response ; b&rtalB'
tola, taking up a Strain in turn. II.
a paldlock.
talai, negligence i = lalai.
talak, diTocce ; tiga t., the full
divorce ; the triple divorce.
talam, a troy or platter.
talan, a shrub (saraca sp.)
Iff, I. i
. (dmr^
II. hiijang tala'ng, a bachelor or
childless widower ; a man " without
eucumbrances."
talftT, permitting, letting, allowing ;
tali, I, cord, ropej anything of a
eord-like appcaraoee i (. ayer, a
ninnel ; t. haras, the thin line of
drift-wood marking the flow of a
current ; t. haiit, a strap ; t. 'ping-
gang, a girdle ; a waistband ; t.
'pHfal, the nmbilical cordj t. timaU,
.8 TAMPAL
cordage. II. a money vaiae- — about
7t cents.
talldn, Ar. a prayer oc formula
recited at a burial.
tain, Mrlalu-talu, continuous, un-
interrupted, in unbroken succession^
toltm, echoing back.
tsma'i Ar. coretonsness ; greed.
tamali. affability.
taman, a garden ; a pleasure-grounds
tamar, Ar. tamar hiudi, tamarind.
tamaska, = tirmoia.
tamat.Ar.end; termination; " flnis."'
tambak, increase by repetition or by
continuation ; itati t.^ a second help-
ing of ric« ; lawhahan puCa, again ;.
furthermore ; iamhahlian or mfnom-
iahka'a, to increase ; •pi'namhahaitr
an addition, an appendis.
tambak, banking ; fllling ; lere!ling-
np i jalan t, a causeway ; a road
raised above the level ot the sur-
rounding fields.
tambau, a generic name given to a
number of sardine-like flsh.
tambanff, I. ferrying for money ; a
ferry-boat ; tambangwn, a regular-
trip. II. keeping medicine over-
night so as (according to Malay
belief ) to improve its efficacy.
taubat, fastening up ; tying np ;
tethering ; tambafi, tambatkan, ot .
ittiiiambatkaii, to tie up ; tertambaf,
tethered up (of an animal).
tambi, Tam. a messenger; a peon;
an orderly.
tambnl, I. refreshments (especially
drinks). II. bSTtamhid, to act ; jiS-
namb-al, an actor ; a juggler.
tambnn, plump, sleek.
tambur, Eur. a drum.
tMninff, Jav. a small bnckler used
by heroes of romance.
tuapak, visibility j being visible j
tajnpak-nya sa-rupa mas, it looks
like gold.
taoiipal, plastering, pasting, posting'
□p t tamjialkiva, to stick i
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tMnpfta, I. linndsotiio, looking ttcU,
Buitftble, befitting ; Hada la-tampan,
it does not seem right or look well ;
tampan-tampan or tUam^an, a sort
of rfioulder-cloth worn by Malays on
the progress of u movii^ body (ae a
boy stops n. football with the side
of his foot).
tampaug', J. flat ; penampang, the
flat side of anytliing. II. a tin
token or medium of exchai^. III.
cuttii^ and tying up (as the um.
bilioal cord is severed). IV. a tree
(o?-tocarpi(8 goiiieiiiijia) ; t. turonp,
id. {fimn vagculusa).
tampar, slapping ; a slap ; tamj)ai-i,
to slap j tamparnn, the giving of a,
taJupMl, I. lopping off (small promi-
nences). II. blowing in (of wind
entering a honsc).
tBa&pek, fanlt-finding ; censure.
tampi, winnon-ing by toasing up and
down on a winnowit^ sieve ; mS-
"rmmpij to winnow ; inSnampi dada,
the heaTing of the breaats; to" IcS-
tampi, an owl (Irdtjw jmnMiewtis).
tampii, to como forward ; to come
out in front.
tnmpiix, a, rocoptacio tor sago ; eagu
t., pearl sago.
tampok, the point of Junction of
stalk and frait; the little bit of
stolk usually left on plucked frait ;
the central point of converging lines ;
t, tusa, the teat and the dark circle
round it; ikan lampoli-tampok, a fish
Igerres oblongux),
teinpaiiff, I. patching ; piebald ;
badak t., a tapir. II. to catch a
falling object (as a, crioket-ball is
caught) i talian i,, id.
ianudl, Ar. likeness, example, meta*
phor.
wmn, to entertain a gaest — cf ■ jamw,
tan, Hind, tan Icuda, a stable.
tenah, earth, ground, land; a conit'
tijj t. ayer, territories; I. Uat, clay;
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(. liii^gala, arable land ; lajmi t., a
Smiill animal (tamiag lysteri ) ; iiTat
(., certain snakes {typhlope spp.)
tanak, the boiling of rice ; bf rCannfe,
to cook (rice) ; ra-pStaaak nasi, the
time it tokes for rice to boil — a
tuLam, burying in the ground ^
planting ; t. tanaman, things planted f
agricolturul growths ; l/injimkan, to-
tanda, I. sign, token, mark, emblem ;
(. bachaan, the vowel points ; (.
tangan, a signature ; ikon, fando-
tanda, a fish (Inlianua sUlana). II.
pSiianda, an esecutioner.
tandak, dancing 1 6Srtan^aifc, to dance,
taadau, a cluster, a bunch ; the main
stalk of n duster or bnnch of fruit.
tandanff, I. n-andering in search ;.
travelling ; orang t, dean, a vagrant.
II. bSi'tandang, to visit.
tandaB, a privy.
tandil. Tarn, the head of a gang of
coolies; a petty officer — subordinate
to the serang on a ship.
taadinff, a subdivision ; a lot ; sn-(.,
equality in sise.
taudok, liom (of two-homed ani-
mals) ! goring, butting ; (.-(., a
creeper {etrophanthtia dichotomtis) ;
6er(a?wJoI:, homed i mS?unuiofc, to butt.
taudu, a hammock-litter.
tandnn, zaman tandun, the immemo-
rial past.
tanduF, I. Jav. to plant. II, holding
up by means of a string; tali t., a
string for pulling up chicks.
tang, an abbreviation for tintang.
tangan, hand ; forearm and Imnd ;
handle ; sleeve ; possession ; t. biy'n,
sleeve ; t. l&mndi, the handle of a
rudder; ibu t., thumb; tapn 6.,
handkerchief; taiiAa i., signature;
tapoik t., palm.
a, tum^ation ; steaming ; heet'
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TASGGAH 2.
g. homeatead ; blrtangga-langga, at
fifth or Bixth-lianii.
' tanffKah, pinanggah or pinanggahan,
a kitchen in a roytil palace.
tanifffal, loosening ; epontaneona
Beverance or fall ; tanggaikan, to
renioTB ; to take off ; mlnanggalkan,
id. ; -penanggalatt, an evil spirit ; a
flying head and viscera.
tan^ain., a groove at tbe end of a
beam ; tSrIanggam, bound together.
iaiLggaMg, propping up, buttresBJng i
= sagang.
.taagffar, nndcrtaking a duty suc-
cessfully ; " putting throngh. " work ;
managing to get things done.
tanff^. =- langki.
lanffgoli, putting oS, 'postponing ;
b^tanggoh, to postpone.
taaffgok, a landing-baaket used by
fishermen.
■tanggo:i^g, supporting ; bearing up
under ; standing security for ; tang.
gu-ngkan, to support a burden ; Ur-
fanggong, to be borne ; supportable ;
tu^^nl, tbe bobbing of a boat's
bows — cf. angg'uZ.
-ilkngia, weeping! tan^ai, to weep;
to shed tears ; ntinangis, id. ; ta'ogia.
lean, to mourn for anyone; 2*ni-
■Kongis ; a mourner ; tidang riinaii
ininangia, tbe manubrium.
-tangkal, stalk, haulm, stem ; 1. hati,
a term of endearment.
.liailgkal, protective (of a spell or
charm) ; mimat tatigkal »aivan kanah-
I^analf, a talisman against convulsions.
^nnffkap, seizure, capture, arrest,
gripping, clasping ; twngkapan, toils,
captivity, arrest; mlitangka^, to
seize, to grip, to capture ; tSrtamghap,
captured.
'tangkaa, agility, nimbleness.
-tnnffki, Eur. the water-tanks on a
-tanffkil, superposition ; sticking one
tenuous object (e.g. paper) on
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TAPI
tftngkis, parrying, warding off,
guarding; minangltis, to guard, to
parry ; tangkiskan, to intercept (a
blow) ; to ward off.
tanffknl, a name given to gronnd-
nots, or nets and screens which
catch fish by being pulled up with a
winch ; 'pakat t., a wide ground-net
[the sides of which are raised up
when fish are over the net, thus
preventing their escape}.
tangkup, capture by dropping a
concave object over anything.
tauflon.g', Cb. a Chinese lantern.
taagvi, 1. Ch. a strong gut used in
fishing - lines. II. barracks; the
taqjak, projecting up ; sticking up ;
bSTtanjak iaki, standing on tiptoe.
tanjong, a cape, a promontory, a.
headland.
tanju, a bracket-lamp.
tanjlll, a sort of fishing-rod with a
noose instead of a hook at the end,
tanti, wait a moment — cf . nanti.
tanya, enquiry, qnestioning ; blr~
ianya, to ask a question; birtanya-
kan, to enquire about.
tapa, asceticism ; austerities under-
gone by hermits; bSrbuat ^, to
practise these austerities ; bSrtapa,
id. ; jiirtapa, austere, ascetic ; ikan
tapa, a large fish (unidentified).
tapai, a preparation of steamed palut
rice fermented with native yeast ;
arak t., a native spirit made from
this preparation.
tapak, tbo palm (of the hand) ; the
sole (of the foot) ; sa-iajiak, a step ;
Mtns t. gajah, an elephant's foot-
prints ; (. ittk, a herb (fioscopa
scandens) ; t. kaki, the sole of the
foot ; f. Snlaiman, tbe seal of
Solomon j the pentacSe ; tbe five-
pointed star-fish.
tapoh, tying up the sarong in tbe
way Malay women fasten it up ;
alljiar t., drawers worn by Javanese^.
tapl, = tStapi,
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TAPIS 2.
tapis, I. filtration ; paasing a licjiiicl
through cloth ; iia-tapis,ageiienttioii;
tapiitkan, to ^Iter (water). II. the
Ceylon irou.wood (menmafen-ea).
tapok, B, scab, a soar, a pock-mark,
the remains of the pistil in a fmit-—
cf. tmttpolc.
taza, equality of altitude ; etenneRS ;
paritji sa-tara, on a level with i
tiada tara-nya, peerless ; pSnara
biikit, the ridg« of a range of hilU.
tftrab, rongh-hewing ; mlnurah, to
rough-hew.
tavom, gloomy, overcast (of the sky) .
tantnff, pStarangan, a, hen's nesting-
taxbU, a pellet-bow,
tarek, dntwing to or after oneself ;
pulling; mSnarek or inSnarelCkan^ to
draw ; to pull ; to drag ; to draw in
(a long breath) or prolong (a note
in singing).
tad, dancing (by swaying the arms
and body) ; ininari, to dance,
terlkh, At. date ; em ; period of
time g pada I. Uu, at that time ;
bSrtarilck, dated.
tftlinff, the projecting and Tiflible
tusk of a wild-boar; mimi Mrlariti^,
a turued-up monstache.
tariM, fastening, tjing up, = skat.
tarok, depositing ; receiving or
placing in a, safe place ; staking ;
MriaTok, to stake ; tnenaroh, to retain
or preserve ; to keep ; to harbour j
pltaTokkan, to entrust or Confide.
UaoTt, a shoot i a ^oung sprout.
tftroug, (onom,) a deep booming
sound.
taru, blrtai'u, to sound (of the nafiri).
tanun, the indigo plant (indigofera
tinrtoria).
tas, a tree (harrimia panniculata)
the wood of which is beliered to
frighten awaj tigers.
tasak, the stopping of bleeding ;
mlnasalc, to stop bleeding.
tasba]L,.ijr. aroearjj bwih-f., prayer-
1 TAWAKKUL
taaek, a lake, a mere ; (rarely) the
sea ; t, paah janggt, the great ocean ;
ta^ei'iaaek, a plant (adeiiosma capi-
latum).
taahdld, Ar, the diacritical mark
signifying that the letter over which
it is placed is donbled.
tashrih, Ar. Umu taehrih, the science
tatah, inlaying, embedding, sticking
into ; hSiiatahkan ratnu matu ina-
nikam, studded with gems.
tatal, a shaving.
tatang', carrying on the uptonied
palm of the hand, or any similar Eat
or slightly concave surface ; carrying
with extreme care ; cherishing.
tatap, close visual examination (anck
as a watchmaker gives to the works
of a watch) ; minatap, to examine ;
to watch ; to keep a look-out.
tatek, the stumbling walk of a very
young child i blrtaleh, to toddle along.
tatkala, Skr. the time when ; at the
time when ; pada t. itu, at that time ;
t. ia lagi muda, white he vias still a
child.
taubat, Ar. repentance; giving up
(an evil practice) ; also tdbat.
tatickanif, Ch. a Chinese queue ; a
pig-tail.
tan^, Ch. bean sprouts.
tanliid, Ar. the doctrine of the unity
of God.
tanke, Ch. a " towkay," an employer
of labour.
tavl, securing an oar by attaching it
with cord to the gunwale.
tanlan, Tarn, friend, comrade.
taua, Ar. a murrain, an epidemic.
Tanrlt, Ar. the Pentateuch; the
books of Moses.
taut, a n^ht-line with a rod.
tawa, tlHawa, laughing, laughter.
tawak, tatoak-tawak, a small un-
melodious gong or Bounding.hoard
need to summon people to a meetii^.
tairakkal, Ar. surrender to God's
will;
nGod.
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TAWAK 2:
tawaa, capture; enalavemcnt i eub-
dning ; iaicanan, a captiYR ; ingna-
umn OF minateankan, to snbdue, to
taXe captive ; liTlawmi, takeu pri-
soner; ied captive.
tarirer, I. taBtelesBnesa ; absence of
flavour or digtinctive characteristic ;
ayer (., freah water (as distinct from
salt) i (. hati, nausea 1 lauk yang (.,
insipid or tasteleBS fiwd ; lepmtg t.,
rice-flour' and water need bs a coolii^
orliealin(5 paste for tfaeskin J tmuavi
■t a spell w th a
K^fatl
e tal Bi
a protect ^
II barga ng ( nSnn n bnggl ng
tew«l Blum
tfibali beat ng a flat s rface — e g
beat Qg the breasts or bent ng a
carpet
tebak a h avy cutt ng or hopp ng
blow ( a p e o (of wood) lopped
off from a loj,
Ubal, thick (of cloth, paper, planking,
etc.) ; niuia t., brazen-faced ; (. hati,
hard-heajied.
teban, atakea in gambling; money
deposited.
it1)Ml|rj foiling heavy timber ; mini-
bang.
o fell.
iebaj^, scattering, sowing, or spread-
ing by a sweeping round -arm motion ;
(. jala, to throw a casting-net ; mfine-
bar, to scatter.
i6bM, felling email scrub, clearing
nndei^trowth — cf. tihang.
tibltt, damming ; barring ; barricad-
ing ; closing to traffic.
tebang, spread out ; expanded (as a
sarong or piece of embroidery is
spread oat to show the pattern).
Ubftran, a name given to several
large grasses (especially sacharwn
aTVMdinaceam, Bacftamm ridleyi and
thyeanoloena ocarifBra).
Ublnff, a bank by a cutlitig; th*
bank of ft river or canal.
tJtlxtk, borinf; ) making a cylindrical
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hole in anything ; sinking a shaft or
t«bok, a heavy thrust.
ttbn, sugar-cane ; itlar iatang 1,, the
banded karaifc (bvngaras /atciat'm).
tfibaan, a homet.
tfibUB, redemption ; release from
mortgage or pawn ; the purchase of
a slave from someone else ; mSnlbaa,
to redeem.
t«eU, ^ teii.
tfidas, a raised ring round a pillar.
tfidob the stilling of storm and rain ;
bf edoh to take shelter.
tidonif lar tsdong, a generic name
given to hooded snakes and to some
snakes resembling them t iilar t,
nfndolr tl e Cobra (_naia ti-^ncdiana) ;
via t i^jor or uiar t. o.liu, the hama-
drrad (n a hungarvs) ; ular t. maia-
ha a small brilliantly coloured
snake {doiicpkin hivirgaliia) j ular t.
la tl e snake tamenis liofroa.
tfifSknr absent-minded ; pinnged in
meditation.
tfigftb, hindrance, prohibition ; tlgah-
ion or minSgakkan, to prohibit.
tSgak, Bttflly erect; bolt nprigbt;
also cMgak.
tfigal, tigal a^. why ; = haraa opa.
tiganff, taut ; fully outstretched ; at
its full span.
tftgap, = ifgak.
Ugar, stiff, unyielding, obstinate, in-
flexible ; t. Ikitt, stiff-necked.
ti^ajmn, a silk kain li^ae.
tfigoll, firm ; fast ; tight (of a knot) ;
rigidly adhered to (of a promise) }
di-ikai-'oya Hgoh-llgoh, he tied it
very tightly.
tttgok, gulpingi a mouthful ; Ba-iigol:,
a mouthful ; as much as one can gulp
tfignn, an expectant attitude.
ttgnr, address, greeting, salutation ;
t. napa, courtesy ; tlguri, to ad-
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TEJA
■drinking). II. an abbrev
puleh ea a proper name.
teja, Sir. glowing rain-clouds.
t«Ji, Pers. kuda teji, a FegHsus ; a,
ninged ateed f also iezi.
teka, Rkr. teka-tm, riddles ; coiiun-
drams g Ukaan, gaeas-'work.
-tCkak, I. ciiioik tlkah, the uvula. II.
obaUnaoj. III. ^ ff^.
tttui, preasnru with the flat of the
hand or leg ; pressure to test strength
or to obtaiu a squeeze or impression
of an old inscription or mould— cf.
^t&kanff, a thwart ; a cross-beam to
resist pvesauro at its estvemitiea and
□at to support a weight resting on it.
"tftkap, resting the flat of the Land
on anything— e.g. closing a child's
mouth in jest to prevent him speak-
ing— cf. tlkan.
itSkat, embroidery j bSrWfea' moa, em-
broidered in gold,
■Ukfibnr, Ar. pride ; arrogance ;
-tSkek, I. a drug u;
•o-kek.
IT kmki, riddle,
■tXki, tika-
-tSkab., (Kedah) penod ;
fliaiia, when ?
Ukma, baja tikjia, a Ion
jacket worn by women.
'tiknknx, tbe little Malay ground-
dove (geiipelia striat-a) ; padang (,, a
plain abandoned to doves, a desolate
place i burovg aeivah tSkukur, the.
Indian koel (eadynamii Aojiornta) ;
■alar HOUtu tlkukar, a name given to
a snake (coluber melanurtis).
-tiknn, assiduous attention i blrtSkiiti,
ntSngaji, to study attentively or
assiduously.
4ftkllp, covering with the hand ;
caf«hing by covering with the hand.
jlUa, a passage in a Ifalay house
connecting the kitchen with tbe
' main building.
~tida, the pan of a firearm.
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tUadan, model ; example ; a copy
tfilag^a, Skr. a we!l, tank, or basin of
water ; a small mere.
tUali, did, was — a word giving a
preterite meaning to the passage in
which it occurs i maka tSlah di-Uhat
it'i, when that was seen ; when be
saw that ; sa-tllah, being past or
UlompoiiS, drift-wood; a fioat.
tilan, swallowing ; mliielan, to swal-
low ; pSrllian, a draught.
tfilanET, long patches (as a pattern) ;
buloh (., a bamboo (gigantoclUoii
spp.)
t61angkai, a marriage-broker.
tfilanjang, naked, stripped; t. bnlat,
stark-naked ; (. bugil, id. ; blrUlait-
ja-ag, in a state of nudity ; bare.
tilaajnr proiecting' stretching out
tftlantar stretched prone lymj, at
full length
tfilap penetrat on incision wound
ing
dyeing. II. tClapakan, dul tllapakan a royal
title ^ dit kmu, etc
tilata^ mam ers bohavlonr ways
tfilan I atchy (of colouring or i
light)
tSlednr lilor sluggard — a term of
I'eproaih
tfilAkan bl mil to rest one s bca 1
teilkoiLK, a praying-veil — used by
Muhammadan women.
tUfikn, bSrtiUkK, tu lean on one's
tilfimpap, 'a-telSntpap, a band's-
breadth.
tfilfinait, a cleaning-frame — used by
a native copper- smith.
teUng, cocked on one's side (of the
tSlApa, "^ cMUpa.
ttlftpok, printing on cloth; geonic-
trio pattern generally ; nai^uetry.
tUacBUif, mas alerang, reef -gold;
, »iuartl oijtorop. , '
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teiinga,; the ear; the handle of a
vessel ; (. bldil, the pan of a gan ;
t, kSra, a plant {hendowia lobbiana) ;
anak t., the tTrnpannin ; ckv.'pi'ag t.,
. the lobe of the ear; douw t., the
enter frnine of the ear; Idbang t.,
the orifice of the enr; itan Icorvk t.
bv.aya, e. fieli {gaeb-otocens bjaca-
lealus).
tBling^oIi. ivni'E, behaviour, eonditct
— cf. tingh'h,
telipok, the lutns.
tMol, I. a hay, a bight, a curve, »
bend; (. miiliiii, bends and.reaehes
(in a river) ; territories , jtetieralh'.
II. = m«t.
tftlnkup. = ilhmgkup — v. lavghvp.
tilnnjok, the indez-liii^r.
tSlnz', egg 1 fiah-roe ; (. axin, pre-
serred eggs ; t, btiaya, a crocodile's
egg; t. teniboi, a sambal made of
the Itoe of the tlj-ubok fish {dajrea
Mnagurto).
telnx, lisping ; inability to articulate
certain letters properly.
taint, I. Ih-imt, to kneel, II. = laf.
tiiaxtbnx, beiiprinkled, scattered, dis-
persed; binlang t, a constellation
— cf. tabur.
tfiinali, tali t!-niuli, cordajje.
tfanou, attending on, waiting on,
oceompaiiving a companion of higher
rank; (S«iont, to attend on,
tBmand&nS, garb ; get-up ; general
t&mor&m, th'cvg Umaram, dusk,
gloom, doubtful light.
tSmaranff, -^ timai-iim,
ttmlmdaii, a name given in Itomeo
to the small wild ox (tow eoniliiicii^,
and also in some dialects to bog
inindorensix) .
tftmbagft, Skr. copper, bronze, brass ;
t. kuninSi polished brass ; t. merah,
dull bronze; l.ptiteh, nickel; (. suaea,
an alloy of gold and copper,
'tun.'bnki shooting, firing shots; ml-
■nembak, to fire shots.
tImbftJran, Eur. tobacco; t. }av)a.
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locally gronTi tobacco ; t. hSlali^
tobacco imported from Europe,
tfimbBknl, a fresb-water fish . (un-
identified). [It has a very large
tfimbkn, pnffj- (of the cheeks).
t£ln.biui0, BODgs sting by dancing-
girls.
tambatn, the fruit of the ii Jiwh palm..
teliibek, cloar (of a shot) ; nearly
hitting; just missing; just avoiding..
timbekar, = timbiim:
tembel, a'stye in the eye.
tfimbUanff, rottenness (in eggs).
t6m1j61iDng', = pitfiag bUinitg.
tSmbelok, an edible marine worm,
which eats into wood exposed to the
tftuberang, the stays of a must,
tembteek, a fish (nnidentified).
tSmbexek, ^ Umbikm
tfimberenff, a bit ; a section , a
curved or sharp edge , ( fojotii, a
tBrnbenn, a tree {fng^aafiaaiiii"-)
tSmbl, an outward elbow thrust
tJSntblkai, a water-melon {rth'iUw
titabikiftr, sherds ; broten pottery ;
the pieces of broken eartbenHary
used by children in playing games—
snoh as ttiju lobniig,
tAmbUok, ■= (dmbcJot.
tamblrinff, = tlnibereiig.
tfimbok, perforated, rent, torn ; rotten
or hollow (of the teeth) j eaten
throngh.
tetubok, 1. a wall ; iaki f., the fonn-
dations of a wall. II- wS^tem&Odb, tO'
cool a liquid by stirring it or by
poormg
t from one vessel to another.
tfanbolok, the crop of a bird.
tfimbokor, = bokor.
tCmbonff, a long cadge! or quartev-
tftmboia, folding np ; tcuehlifat t., ^
sort of pie or patty;
ttmbnka. a knob ; a liard projectkni
— cf. bitka.
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tEmbun a
tBrnbnn., = tamb
tfimb-oui, the an k h e
place uta.
tSmbiiB, broken hog perfo -a ed
holed.
tSmbnan, = tSi M
t6mtnseoii.g, a, Malay dign taty of
hiRh valik
tfimBnong' i bah ( n dent fied)
-tinuAng aliBna(ie t a peg )
ifintilang a pi at {aglaa d a
)
o f rrul .
^ w
uhait a, terra f
i,' ahpath
-tSmoleb. u, Ssh (unidentified)
-ifimpa liammenng beating work-
ing metal with tht, haramei — cf.
tSnpaii.1
'Umpab. (.ngagpmetit m advance ;
rttaining semces pt-nSmpah btdan,
the fee pa d in advance to a midwife.
tSmpala the hop or spring of a
fighting Lhevrotin.
tempai^r, chronic lameneasj limping ;
tStnpap, bringing down the flat of
the hand forcibly on any snrface.
timpat, plaoe, locality; t. daieut, an
infcatond ; t. mfngaji, a school i t.
sireh, a sireh-bos.
timpana, iknn tSmpaus, a whale ;
also jwtis.
tfimpavan, hammered, beaten,
wrought (of metals) ; mas L, ham-
mered ftold — the pale yellow colour
uf which JB a simile for a much
admired tint of the complexion.
tintpayak, the larvto or grubs of
waaps, beea, etc.
tftmpayaji, a large eaHhenware jar
used for storiug water,
Ifimpak, oheeringj criea of joy or of
self -encouragement j the war-criea
of an advancing army.
"tsitipel, close approaab, searing;
; jan^an bSrtempel dStigan Aia, do not
iga close to him.
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tfimpfilak, twitting a persnn with a,
b nder or mistake ; teafling a maji
nho hag made a fool of himself.
tdrnpeleug', a box on the ears.
t6ntpSraa, scattered about by leak-
^B ; spilt all about a place.
tfimpecaB, a biting insect (nnidenti-
(Id).
tfimpfiratt, surly answering ; an
angry tone.
tSmpiar, bSrlSmpiar or bSi-tSmpiaran,
fleeing in all directions j scattering.
timplaa, beating in (of rain).
tfimpluali, the ws,ter balsam {hydnt-
a U-iflora).
tfimpinls. a well-known hard-wood
tree (sloetia sideroxylon).
tfimpit, = limpeh.
t«inpo. Port, time (especiaJly in the
of further time for payment ;
ofti
.e).
timpoh, a violent onslaught ; o
ing ; ■niSnSmpoh, to assault, to storm.
tduponak, the monkey -jack (artocar.
pas figida).
tampoag, I. throwing at a mark.
II. pushing olf at right angles;
pnshing ofE a boat from a bank.
tfimpocok, = parok,
tSmpozong', = tlmpurong.
tSmpoyak, a pri<aerve made of salted
duvian.
tBmpna, buronij tSmpim, the wearer-
bird ; . iknn (., a fiah (barbus cpojon).
tftmpnl, a tree yielding a good fruit
ibaccanrea malayana).
t&npnling', a barbed fish-gpear.
tfimpiinai, ^ Umponek.
timpuraa, =■ tSmplrae.
tEmpnroa(r, a piece of eoeonut-shell ;
a bit of a skull ; the body of ai
mandoline -like musical instrument ;
t. l«tuti the knee-pan ; sieek f., the
logger-head turtle {thalaseochelys
tlmn, I, meeting; coming together
at the same spot ; blrtlmH, to meet ;
. pErtjniuaii, meeting ; the oot or place
of meeting, II. a generic name
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(riven to a untitbGr of mid gingers
(actlamnex) , t iwncht, a amoll
cultivated ginger (loem^ena pandv
lata) t fci«i((if, turmeno (carcamo
. Irmga) , t lawni, a white tormenc
the Kedoary (cw eu aa sedbajin)
tfimaoliat = cISi irhup
temnlnu — Kl umlriia
tSmnknt lln«lHf
tSmnmn 1 1 «i tivivrun, dLSciMit
j>eUigrpe lineage
timnt t! c tlimbbm^of the fontanel
tSnang. ciilm, Binooth, still (of the
Burfac'c of tlie ivator).
tfintir, fln upiiinr; ft row; ft family
row— Buoh that neighbonrs can hear;
'' washing dirty linen in pablio."
tenda, Port, nn awning.
tBnd&uiC, kicking out ; Ih-tiiml I
I'lrtlndang, with (.-nffs and kicks
tfiudas, decapitation ; cnlting ofi a
teuK, Ch. a Chinese lantcni.
tBuifiiidali, looking upwards ; to look
up.
Mnfffth, midst, middle j the half the
centre ; in the middle of (in point t f
" time) i whilst ; (, hart, midday (
■naik, half -grown; (. itteitgajar, whilt
he waa teaching ; >Ki-tlnsa}i, u half
ft fair qnantit; of ; Home.
ttllgAr, a tree of the mangrove type
— the bavk of which is used for
tanning (ccriopK candoUeana).
ttngak, rancid (of oil).
tSnggala, Skr. a plough; tanah I
nrable land ; padi t,, seed-podi
wiin^ggolo, to plough.
tblgpilonff, a civet-cat (vherta
tangalunga) ; pogar I., a name given
to the railing round the stem-gnllery
of a native trading-ship.
tftu^an, rolls of fat on the limhs 01
teuxKnnr, share and gliaro alike
oquaJIy divided.
ttuggRra, BOitth-east ; liTnui- niftnf g
para, £,8,1:.) sllataii ininSaggara
Viagg^t limit extreme point dart
ih ggot ir t -la ^nggat tta, from this
extremity to that
ttnggok toaamg nee up and down
teng^k I squatting perching
sitting like a buil or ape II near-
mg the head dress at a rakish slant
tfinffgBlMn to sink to be sub
merged to disapptar from the
snrface mafala it sunset suiatoi
1 la tmbul tlnggSlaiu the nntton
eharaeters on it were portly visible;
partly effaced ; ifnggSlanilum, to
submerge.
ttaiggiiang, a (Kedah) variant of
tengger == tmgget.
tfinffgUing, a sort of ant-eater or
Htinadiiio (mains jiirnnicu) ; nfafi
( ifu K k t., tiled roofing.
ttagglrl, a generic name for a
itumber of fish which make ex.-
cellent eating {cybium, spp.)
tSuggulomtr, ft millipede which rollc
Itself up into a boll when louche;! ;
tfiagkalak, a long narrow fish-trnp
viith inturning spikes at the broader
enl or ilse (t. owaJ) made of sticks
'nith inturnii^ thorns.
tSngknlok, nnripe but edible (of
fruit)
tfingkalonff, ^ tlnggalaiig.
tfiug'kang', the space between the
tfingkar altercation, quarrelling ;
bi If qk I ; to quarrel, to have n
squabble with ; tinghiri, to stir up a
quarrel plrfltigkaran, an alter9ntioD.
tfii^kaiTMiK, s (Borneo) tree (dtp-
ttetCkelang, = kelang.
tblgkKraug, a fish isf^aelee aializks}
— also known as herong-kerimg.
tengkei unequal in size to its
fellows insufficiently developed.
tingUny, snarling ; an angry tone ;.
menhigking, to spelj; angrih
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tang'koli, Ch. opium-dross prepared
for re-smoMnf;.
ttegkolok, a hea^-ivrapper ; n ker-
chiui Btaiched and iiBed. aa a lioatf-
tSngkomk, a akuU ; tlio c;i-aniam ;
ringgit (., the 34 gnilder piece.
tfingkn, a, roj^l title of ttic highceb
Fank i a, prince of the tirst gmdii.
tiaifknyoiiff, I. o aliell {cypra^a sp.)
11. Biigo-bark.
tenglong, = fain/ioifjr.
WnffOli, (oiiom.) mineagoli, to low
(of oxen),
teitgok, seeinj;, lookicg at, peoriag
at 1 (in bazaar MaJoy) to Bee, — lihat,
tfiusid, Ch. a aoup-Bpoon.
tinofc, a tapir [iapiituf maUtyat^ua) ;
slso badak tSnofc — cf. alao hadali
ttuoi^, abstraetion abseitt-niinded-
nessjpSieiions), a(SiI^apo^e)fo^tQne-
t«101L7, a flat-topped circular box of'
JavaneBe make.
tSuttuig, oppoBite, facing ; bliiin-
(anjjUB, Tis-i-viB ; in^JiJiitaTig, to face
(as a jnan faces an opponent).
tentang, a window (the bin^a of
which are at the top and not at the
Bide).
tSntavan,
prodncing
veolen-s},
tfiatn, certainty ; deGnitirenesB (as
opposed bo vagaeneas) i indubitable,
positive; lihabar yang t, reliable
tfinttiliaii, ^ (ulian-tubari.
titittinut, a (Riau) equivalent for
62nturoii!J.
tftaiU, a tree (myrieltca Uiunrui),
ttunn, weaving ; the art or proceaH
of weaving ; tiRU-aan, method or
style of weaving ; »alah tSnuiion,
a fault in the fabric; hlTlitiiia, to
i {cimocephaiaa
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leprnk, a rec^ngalaj' (Falembang*
made) box containing eirefv-chewii^
requisities-
tfipam. laying the palm of the hand
ou anything or paaaiug the patra of
the hand over anything (as a man
in the dark trying to make out the
character of some object).
ttpaa, I. brimful ; full up. II. hnfat
ti^s dunia, the fonr quarters of the
earth ; = impat pSnjuro, alam,
ttpftt, exactly ; full ; barat t., due
west; malakari t., exactly noon;
piiioh I., }UBt exactly full ; b^tSpat,
to carry out in its exactness — e.g.
bSrtipat janji, to carry out one's
promise to the lettcr.
t&p^au, = Umipayan.
tep^, an edible salt-water shell-fish
(unidentified).
teper, = eheper.
tBpI, edge, border, margin, brink ;
m&n^'pi, to step to the edge ; to edge
off ; to step aside.
tfipls, pushing aside ; knocking aside ;
warding off; Upiskaa, to strike or
puah anythiug aside ; tSpit tni'ni'piif
to fence.
tfipok, a heavy blow with the flat of
the hand i (dapping, slapping, pat'
ting ; mSnipok, to alap ; niEnSpot
dada, to beat the breast ; I. laial,
the flap which Malays use for catch-
ing grass-hoppers.
tepok, lamenesB due to a. bad leg and
not to amputation.
tfiponf, flour i meal; powdery anb-
Btance ; a generic name for a large
number of cakeB ; t. iSras, rice flour ;
t. gandum, wheaten flour; t. tawar,
a powder nsed for cooling the skin.
tepa, full to the brim ; f uU (of the
tfiTB, the royal seal, stamp or impi^es-
sion ) biltim Urtira, it is still un.
sealed) it lacks the oBlcial confir-
mation; mUSrai, to Seal; to stump
an official mark on documents oc on
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tSeada, a (Batavia) eqnivaleDt of tteatai, the lotas {nslumit
UtajAng, trampling under foot ;
Btamping down thufooton anjChiDg;
Undang t,, kicking and Btamping (of
an angry iorge).
tirajn, Pera. scales ; a balance ; the
loose etring joining tbe extremities
tBr^, I. a fowl's lajing-place. II.
tin refnse after smelting. III. jilnoh
tirah, absolutely full ; cliockfui ;
elok t, perfectly beantifnl.
Vtial, ineistence j verbal pressure or
import nnity.
terallug, I. a bird (unidentified).
II. a wood used in house-building
{tanielia BiTnplicifolia).
ttrtui, straining (in easing oneself) ;
the impulse in labour.
tftraltBA, good anchorage ; firm sea-
bottom,
tfiranf, clear, bright, obvious, evi-
dent ; t. hati, clear- sightedn ess j t.
bindlrang, shining brightness ; t.
ckuacha, clear daylight ; di-tSngah-
tin^ah (., quite openly ; in broad
dajlight ! kltlraTtgan, elucidation,
olearing up, explanation.
timp, I. a hollow mouldit^ mnning
along a Mtib ; Mris tSlirapan, a iiH«
with this bollow running along the
'blade. II. a tree {aTtocoTpu^ ktinst-
lerl) the bark of which is nsed by
Salcais as cloth; k-alit t., the bark so
t«rap, = tiarap,
ttrapang', a metal covering for the
kSris-Bheatit,
ttras, hard wood in a tree ; the
harder portions of a good timber-
tree ; blTt^Tas, having a solid core.
tCraal, a preparation of fish and
prawns (better known as bllachan).
tCrunl, At. letter- wri ting ; ilmn t,
a knowledge of epistolary forms ;
Icitab (., a treatise on letter-
tir»t, a. boundary.
tfiratak,' i
. lean-to ; a humble hut ;
atory way of describing
tfirata. Port, torture ; tlmpat t, a,
torture-chamber,
tfirau, spinning ; mSnlrau, to spin
thread.
tJtr'bang, flying r to fly; lUum t.
lalat, before the flies are astir — i.e.
the very early morning ^ t. arwah or
'. sSmangat, " the flight of the spirit
of life"; loss of conaoionsness ;
sudden stupor ; MKrbangan, flying
about.
tSrbia, slipping down at the side (b»
earth after a landslip).
tftcbit, issuing out of ; exit from ;
issuing front the forest; yang tSrbit
dari pada hati yang jlriich, proceed-
ing from B pare heart.
terbnl, a fresh-water fish (unidenti-
fied).
ttrbiu, Ar. tarboosh ; a fe:^.
tfirbut, a heavy wooden bolt Qsed in
ship- building.
t&rek, I. extreme, excessive ; panan t,,
eitrente heat. II. bitrony tlrelc
cfianai, a bird, the Indian oriole
{oriolus indicns).
tSrSnaitff, a sort of decanter made
of earthenware.
tfixendak, a conical sun-hat worn by
Chinese as well as Malays ; f. China,
the Chinese pattern of sun-hat
(which is not a perfect cone but
slopes inwards) ; xiput t., a shell
(pftonis eoUirU). '
ttofintanff , a large forest-tree [camp-
nonperma aarinulata).
ttll, Bkr. three, triple (in eertain
expressions only — e.g. tfi-t-ftuami, the
three worlds ; ISri-aula, a trident).
ttelak, a cry, a shout ; hSrtiriak, to
t6)^ba, ahar tlHba, a, medicinal plants
(rhimKa«th-ag conanltnU).
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tiriffu, Port, flour.
tSrima, reception, ooceptaace ; re-
ceipt into one's poasesaion ; t. kaseh,
the aokBowledj^eiit of the receip6
of kindness ; thank you thanks
mSnhima, to receiTS to obtain
1i6ripKUff, a sea. worm — much prized
by Chinese as a delicacy {holotkuna
edwUa) ; ikan I a flsh (saurus
indiciie).
ttelsnla, Skr. a indent see if i and
aula.
tirit«k, dripping ; dropping oon-
tinually in small drops— -cf. titeic,
tteiUp, a small aea-slug (which eats
into piles and ships' bottoms).
tirjal, the flapping ot a kit«.
-tirjBmlUi, Ar. translation; interpre-
tAtioB ; mlTilirjSmakliari, to translate.
-tBrjun, rapid descent ; leaping or
jumping down ; ayer (., a waterfall ;
t. dari atai kuda, to leap off a horse ;
tirjunlcan, to let drop.
-tirka, Skr. guess-work m' ? fai to
guess— cf, ijfta.
"ttokam, leaping or Bpnnging for
ward ; sSp^ti ginga fee lah mS» Sr
ham, like a iioo about to spni^f
tfirkap, catching under a concave
snrface.
tdrktil, sSiiapattg tSrkul, a ritled gun.
'tirknp, (onom.) the dull clash of flat
. non-metailio substances ; the butting
of rams,
tfirmaaa, Pera.ashow; a spectacular
fostiTal ; the sights of » place.
tBrnali, nnprecedented, unusual, ei-
traordinarj ; si-tSrtiah, a dressed-np
idiot — a terra of abase.
tftsnok, oran^ tlmak, aborigines.
-teiOlE, seTere (of illness or of a
ibeatii^).
-Wrompali, = Hrompai.
Urompak, wooden clogs.
Hvompttt, &ng. trumpet; siput t.,
a, shell ((rift™, variegattis),
ttoona, = tSruna.
MrOB.B', ft vegetable ; the brinjal or
sulariium ; t. aiam or t. pSrat {eolarvam
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actdeal{t$imv,m) ; t.mSranti, {solatium
nigmm) ; t. pipit {solanum tort'tmi
and aolaituni verhatcifOli-aTii) ; t. Wfttt*
(aolanutn saratentostim).
tBronf ko Fort a prison ; a lock-up ;
a cell
iiropimg a tube a tabular or
telescopic instrument ; a telescope ;
( api a. bellows t tama, a micro-
t6rpa a, hasty forward movement ;
an lu pulsive spring forward ; mS-
■nSrpa, to dart forward.
tirpal, Bug. a tarpaulin ; a driving.
t^tawa, to lau^h ; see also tama.
tfirtlb, Ar. order, rank, fltting prece-
dence ; t. e^iithakyang, the order of
prayer, ritual. [The ward t^Hib Is
also used in the sense of " becoming
modesty ,"^i.e. of people who know
their proper place and do not presume
or push themselves forward.]
tfirabin, a Hsh.trnp with a tailing
door ; also tubin.
tSmbok, a fish (clupea hmagnrta) ;
Mar t., the roe of this flsh used as
tSmbonff, a granary ; a ]Mvdi-bam.
tfirabnl, a tree (icoi-a p-andifolia).
tBrnia, a word of oomniand given to
elephants to make them sit down.
tfirmnba, a pedigree ; a genealt^cal
t6mmbn, a reef or rock visible at
low tide but covered at high water.
tinuia, Skr. an unmarried yxiuth i
mudo (., a Stripling' ; ayam (., a
cockerel.
a- shore shrub (segtcerof
tCnip, I. mail!' I&rupf a game played
with European cards. ll.liu,datSrup,
a troop-horse.
tfima, right through ; in a direct line
throi^h or acmes j baju itu-pan *.,
. the coat was piarced right through j
tSrutfott, a canal or cutting joining
two reaches of a cirer
t6miittuii,a
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T&Ruai a
ttrtul, Tarn. Ti'trto], sulphuric acid4
tesl, Ch. a, tea-epooo.
tH(^, hening, hacking, Bloahing ;
tlialckan, to stnke (onythiiig) with a
cutting weapon ; mSiiitdkkan, id. ;
mSnitak, to give B cutting blow.
Utal, cIoBO (of the pattern of a cloth) ;
without wide interaticeS! kueh („ a
cake made of pnlHt rice wilh coconut
milk, Bugar G.iid egg
Utuupan, El sort of napkin or ker
chief of Bilk cloth worn ceremonvalU
on the abonlder by certain tourt
officiftU,
Utap, I. permnnpiiiy , SMtv (of
tenure or residence) , definitely de
cided ; ta-titah t btchara ttu, when
that matter vies settled , menitafian
to give security or permanency to
anything i ^rtstap, confident assur-
ed. II, blotting up , sucking np
tnoistnre; }caint.tahoh,ato\rel.
tH»pi, Skr. but ; however ; still -,
nevertheless.
UtMT, broken or forced open by in-
terna! forces (as an egg is hatched) ;
■mSnStas, to be hatched (of eggs),
ttte, watching his ohance (of a
wrestler or fighting-cock),
tHtgUk, a aiualt owl—perhaps a
dialectic name for tbo pimggoi-
(^glaucidiu-in brodii).
tntik, the breast of a suckling woman ;
ntimblri L, to suckle,
tttal, inferior meat {sinews, soft carti-
lage, etc.), consumed by the poor.
tWliira, (onom,) a bird (nnidentified)
— so called from its note, which is
BometimeB represented as ta'-tidwr.
ttttrok, see UTok.
tttkala, = tatkala.
tawM, failure ; being worsted ; I.
pSrang-nya, the battle was going
against him.
tMl, Fers. latda Iczi, a Pegasus, »
winged horse ; also teji.
thabit, Ar. tmth revealed ; also eahU.
thftlatlia, =' eSlasa.
tlwljll, Ar, snow.
tUda, ii
ada-lah it,
tlui. Jar, the lower abdomen in a
pre|;;nBnt woman.
tunff, a pillar ; a post ; a mast ; a
verdeal sapport ; (. agong, the main-
mast ; t. bindero, a flagstaff ; i. »iri,
the centra! pillar in a Malay house.
tiap, itap-fiuj), every } paia Ua/p-Hap
JwtW, every day ; tiaji-tiwp mlreka-iht,
everyone of them,
tlarap, lying on one's face (of a
man); lying bottom apwards (of a
boat) ; face downwards ; tiara'phan,
to turn (anything) face domiwards!
m&nia'titp, to assume such a position.
tlba, I. sudden atriva! or oceu
an unexpected development
ting in" at a port (of a
" landing " (of a blow) ; Ma-tiba,
suddenly, anespectedly. II. pifiban
so inj!!i-, a gift, a present— in Javaoese
talcs only,
tlbar, = tebar.
Hdak, no, not ; tidaUan, to deny the
existence of; kStidahun, non-exis-
tence.
tldui', sleep ; t, lllnp, deep sleep ;
tlmpat (., a b«d ; tiduraii or Mtidii/i-an,
sleep; being asleep; fiituTkan, to
put to sleep.
tiga, three ; blrtiga, in a party of
three ; ketiga, aU three i yaiig kltiga,
third.
tlj»k, = po'at.
tUta, a reel of thread.
tikal, a Siamese " tical,"
tikam, stabbing ; spearing ; striking
with a pointed weapon ; piercing
with thorns; matt Una t., death
from a stab or from a spoar-thrast ;
iiJ!amkan,to drive (a pointed weapon)
into anything.
tUcaf , a mat ; blntanglcan. t, to spread
a mat ; hSrtiiarkan, to use (anything)
as a mat ;.to sleep on.
tlkaa, the line of sea- weed and drift-
wood on a beach, showing the
treme point reached by the tide.
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TIKUS a
tlkiu, a, generic name for rats and
mice; t. amhang halan,'R&Sea' gym-
DUTB ; t. Bslanda. the (imporled)
goinca-pig ; C. buloh, a name for ths
bamboo-rat {rhisontys Humotrctme) ,
better dekan ; t. nuitidok, => f . ambany
bulan; (.runui^ the oommon house-
mooBC (mua musetiiae) j t. tantA, the
Reld-moiise (ntus decumaiM») ; f. tari,
the musk-ahrew (croctditra mui'tftic
and crocidara cieridea) ; angin t,, un-
certain minds ; gigl t, small l^ular
teeth. ; lohan^ t., the cavity in which
the bod; is laid in a Malay gntTC,
tllam, a sleeping-mattress ; Ulmiiau,
id.
tHaM.,a&Bli{fmt*lacei}ibelit>ayinutus) ;
t. paair (trypaache)nt tuufino) ; 1.
]-amyH.( (ptmeiepferitB dnsraecena).
tUsfci looking long and Gzedly at
any thing' J caa«(olly esaraininR ; (Eiji-
pat (., a opiosure of nil eyes ; tvikany
t., a man gifted with second-sight ;
a fortune-teller.
tUo, an insect (anideatified).
tiin,Ch.Btewingi}rffimojt,»8teW-pan,
timali, tin; lead; £inc; t. puleh,
tinned iron ; f. hitaai, lead ; (. sari,
zinc ; bijeh (., alluvial tin ; ikan
iimak-iimah, m fish (liillanui, liiteo-
latics?); potcok timah-tiniah, a Bmoll
tree {ilex cymoaa).
tlmanff, balancing; tossii^ np anil
down (as an adult playing with a
very young child) ; I imajt^Mtnangan,
a pet name or norsery name.
timba, a small bucket ; a dipper ; f.
raang, the bucket (or baling out
n-ater from a boat ; mfnimba, to bale.
timbal, equilibrium, bolancit^; ; Mf-
timbalifn. in eqoipoiac ; matching.
tiiDibaiif. weighing; estimating the
weight of anything ; considerinjt the
pros and cons of a question ; bnlu
fi'mbanga«, measure of weight ; tim-
lattghan, to weigh; 'pinlmbany, the
weigher.
tlnxbaili addmg a piece so as to
lengthen acything.
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timbok, a downward blow with, the-
flat of the fist.
timlml, appearing on the surface ;
floating ; emerging from below ; t.
tlnjigHain, appearing and disappear-
ing— oE the letters of a half-erased
inscription; 6«Iam t., the new moon f
gamhar (., a statue ; timhidian, to-
bring ont in evidence ; m^TtimbuZian^
id. ; pSnimbui, that which causes a
thli^ to eome to the sarface— need
especially of a charm of invulnera-
bility (JtSfiai pSnimbul or piBiml™!'
ral:sa) [baaed on the belief that
quicfcailver absorbed into the system
will rush to any spot struck by a>
weapon and so prevent the weapon
penetrating beneath the skin],
timbnn, heaped up-, a heap ; heaping^
or piling up ; tiaibHrti, timbitnkan, or
minimbunkan, to heap up anything ;.
birtMnbun-timbun, in heaps; piled
one on top of the other.
timtnui,' filling up or blocking an
orifice or cavity ; timhuai, to fill up
(a grave).
tljnpa, failing down on ; strikii^ IQ
its fall ; di-timpa batii, struck down
by falling stones s (. rann, to V'ear-
the bront of anything ; (, jiSt-amrM,
id. ; di-timpa daulai, struck down b^ '
the power of dead kings ; mSnimp'if
to strike in one's fall ; to fall upon.
tlmpang', = tempavg,
tlmiiaa, low-water; (. p?j-bnni, very
low tide.
tlmpoh, sitting on the ground with
the legs turned to the ri^^t and'
bent back towards the body, while-
the left arm rests on the ground j
sitting as Malay women often sit.
tlmpuB, disproportionate narrowness ;.
lB<:king in beam (of a boat).
tiara, by right (lie jure); (imn-fimu.id-
titntui, a gourd ; a pumpkin ; t.
China, the encumber; (. dendang, a
passion-flower {paaaifinnl fietida) ;
(. hutan, the grenadilla ; also mJn-
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-tlnnrir, = tindax.
iiaHMi,lymg\ooBe\j one on the other
(of u pile of boots or siinilar objects) ;
sa-tindan, a disorderly heap.
tilxdu, the cracking of a flea on tbe
tfaumb-nail.
tludeh, lying one over the other;
siiperimpoaed ; -gang ribah &i-tindeh,
what is fallen is pressed nnder (still
further); the unfortunate are exposed
to oppression ; bhiindeh, one lying
over the other (aa bodies on a battle-
field).
tindttk, pricking tbrongh a thin
surface.
-tiaggaH. remaininK over or behind ,■
■ abandoned ; abiding in a place j
raraah t., on abandoned house ; t.
nadii, with life alone left one ; mined
completely 1 (iji^ifdii, to leave behind j
to abandon; tinggaHta/n or mMnggal-
htm, id. i M^nggalan, abandonaient ;
ieverance ; p&ai'aygalaji, absence ; so -
jiSntnfrnalan, in the absence of (so-
and.ao) ; tirtxnggal, left behind ;
abandoned.
"iinni, height ; loftiness ; (. hati,
'UafffU, paninffjii, a gallery.
"Uugpmg, sqnatting; sitting on one's
heels ; squatting like a toad, or as a
dog sitting on its hind legs only j
blrtinggong, to sqaat.
"tb^kab, ways, behaTiour, manners ;
C. iain, id.
-tliifrlcal, Skr. solder.
"tiuBrkap, a long lovr native window.
"tluffkat, a deck, a flooring— taken as
a raeasnre of height or size ; tnpal
tiga t, a three -decker j bli-tingkat-
tingkai, in storeys ; in stages.
'tlng'kll, a bnnch ; a cluster (of fruit).
tlnEkla, sad, sorrowful.
tlnfftinff, to hop.
tinjftn, sifetching out tbe neck ; mS-
ninjau, to lookont; pS«iiyint, ascout.
-tinja, bositig [ bSiiinju, to bos.
tlong', the mynah (gTocula intermedia
and gfocula jnwinensis) ; t. batv- or
t. bUachan, the Eastern broad-billed
roller (eur^sionms orientalia).
tipis, thin, delicate ; — nipts.
tlpn, deception, fraud ; iohong danf.,
lies and misrepresentations ; mSnipii,
to deceive ; pSnipa, dueeptive.
tix, I. Eur. tar. II. the rook or
castle in chess.
tiral. Tarn, a curtain ; t, Mlambu,
mosquito .curtains.
tirant, an oyster.
til:i, " step " — in expressions like
step-oliild (niuift *,), stop-father {bapa
f.) and step-mother (nio' [,)
tiria, oozing through ; drippii^ from.
tizok, a long unbarbed fish-spear ;
bvTong (., the snipe (goUinii^o slenura
and g, coelvatis) ; buroag IStirok, id. ;
mlnirok, to speor fish—of. tints.
tim, the imitation of a model or
copy; copying! tiraan, a model for
tlma, thin and tapering to a point
padi mlnii-tis, the ear of rice in its
earliest stages — of. tirolc.
tltall, the utterance of a prince ; t.
aultan, tho sultan saysi bfrtitah, to
speak (of a prince speaking) .
titar, = titir.
titek, I. a drop; a liquid particle;
aa-tilek Imbun, a. drop of dew : ifiB-
nitek, to lot fall in drops. II. a
heavy racking blow in administering
titi, motion over a narrow plank,
branch, or bridge ; a crossing-plank ;
a bridge ; mStUti, to pass over a
narrow footway ; titian, a narrow
footway; a narrow bridge.
tlUr, ft swift rapping movement ; the
heating of certain drums with the
knuckles .
tltla, slow dropping ; the dropping
of sticky liquids — ef. Htek,
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TICP 2;
tiup, Wowing ; the action of a current
of air opon anjthingi buntal di-t., a,
blown-out hwTtlal fl^; Mrtiup, to
blow (of the breeie).
to', a contraction for data', q.T,
.g, Ch. puffed up with self.
toalaug, tlie swanning of bees ; bSi--
toalang, to awarm (of bees) ; pokok t.,
a tree where bees have made a nest.
toliak, sqnare-cnti trinuned eqnare
(of tbe oails).
tobat, Ar. tepentancB ; giving up (an
evil pmctice) ; also taaiat.
todak, a fish (belone sh-imgylura and
heiairam'phuit app.)
iogtl, = dogel.
togok, limbless ; with stumps for
limbs J bslayar t., to sail with onlj a
Btorm-sail set ; si-togok, the long-
noaed clown in a wayang.
tohok, a sort of harpoon with a rope
attached to it ; Uaggiri t, a fish
(unidentified).
tollOr, shallow ; kapar L, whitewash.
toJMtg, a temporary prop or support ;
pSwjjang kaki, a foot-rest.
tokak, I. an nicer on the shin. II.
biting (in fighting and not for
eating). III. bairj patches on the
to'kek, (onom.) the gecko.
tobo, Ch. a large warehouse or store ;
a big godown.
tokob, character, quality, type^of
goods; sa-tokohini, up to this aample.
tokok, a small increruie ; throwing
soniEtbiDg in over and above.
tokonf, I. a troelesa rock; a barren
island. II. Ch, a Chinese temple.
III. shaving the head of a woman.
toll^, repelling or poshing back ;
keeping off ; rejecting ; shedding ;
t. bara, ballaat ; t. bala, a propitia-
tory offering agaiuat mi^ortune;
tolakkan, to push away ; mlnolakkan,
id.
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the turning point in the sun's course-
(when he Booms to descend precipi-
tately).
tolo, I. impulsiveness. II. a«yam
sa-tolo, a, quadruple piait.
tolok, I. matching ; a peer or equal y
tiada MrtoloJ:, matchless. II. (Dutch)
an interpreter.
toloug, aid, assistance ; (in the
Straits) favour, mercy, help ; io-
ionijaii, assistance J m^iioiotij, to lend
a helping hand ; iolongkaibj to assist
(a person or animal) ; menolongkanr
id.
torn, (Dntch) the bridle ; tali I., tbo-
toman, a fish {opkicepkalvs xlriolua).
tombak, a spear ; a pike ; a halberd ;
(. bendSrang, spears with horaa-hair
attached to them, (as emblems of
rank) ; (, kSrojuan, state-spears of
any sort; (. rambri, a spear with
a fringe or tassel under the spear-
point ; t. sayang, a gaff for close-
hauling; a sail.
tombol, the knob on a door ; ikan t.
mas, a fish (thy-miiHS iJMHWiina).
tombong, I. the seed-bud in a coco-
nut-shell. II, arrt^ancoj = sirnlbong^
tomouf , a short squat gun ; a sort
of native howitzer.
ton^ok, flo-fompot, a small heap.
toadong, banishment ; hounding a
man out of a place.
tonf , (Dutch) a tun ; a wooden tub ;
a barrel,
tonfflfak, I. a snag. II. aerial roots
— snch as those of the banyan.
tonftJt^, hanging head downwards
— cf. tanggit.
tong'gmiff, lifting the posterior (as
in leap-frog).
toagget, = tunggtt.
touffifok, heap; sa-tonggok, a heap;
tongEong, heaping np — cft-tonggoi..
TongkRll, I, a town in Jonk Ceylon;
rSfau t, a common type of Bmeltiiif{>
furnace. II. im^n tongkah, a {dank.
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TOXGKANG 2!
used to make one's way over mnd-
flats. 111. to iengthoa a garment
hj sewing on a piece at the top.
■tauffkaiiK, a barge; a lighter; a
very lai^e open boat.
^OUgknt, & vertical prop ; a crutch ;
a atick ; propping up from below i
(. kltiali, a crutcli ; -mSaajigliat, to
? guataiuj to prop np.
'tougkenf , 1. the I'ainp ; falang t,
the coccys, II. banga longkeng, the
Tonldu creeper i^peig-idaTia minor).
tengkol, a knob i a roundish lamp
or clod ; mas (., nug^t gold.
'iongkonf, = toji^kol.
tonffoBB', BlowneBB of wit,
tonftong, 0, clapper ; a Bonnding-
"tonjol, a big bump or protuberance
on the forehead.
touyoll, rubbii^ one substEince on
another; rubbing dirt roughly on a
boy's face, etc.
top, a vcBflol with very bluff bows ;
layar t, a Ing-aail with a long yard,
iopcMLg', the forked snpportH of a.
kajang in a native boat \ a forked
stiek of any sort ; layar (., a foreaail,
topakoviff, Cli. a Chineee josB.
'topenf , masked Javanese dancers.
tope*, a precipitously sloping bank,
t^i, Hind.asun-liat; a hat generally,
iba-paug, a small bag for holding
bllachan .
lorftk, I. anak iorak, the Hpool (in
weaving) ; balang I,, the spool rod.
II. uhi ioreJc, a kind of potato.
ioranff, the knot at the corner of a
torek, a running at the ears.
dwtok, 1. full-blooded (jiur sang).
II. a fisli (unidentified).
tvf*, physical weakness.
ft^Ab, a long pole used as a thrusting-
pole in fighting.
Utjoh, ^ tonyoh.
i TUAT
old man ; tlie head of n family ; a
village elder ; ItStuo, a villa^ head-
man ; pa' t,, an uncle older than
one's father; merah t, deep red;
daj'k red.
tiutll, luck ; prosperity that can only
be ascribed to chance and not to
labour or foresight.
tnai, a peculiar cutter need for reap-
ing padi (a few stalks only being cut
tltak, fermented spirit made from
tnalft. Port, a serviette ; anapkiu;a
towel i (. 'tuiitdi-, a bath-towei.
tnaJanr, see tnalang.
txuaa, the apph'cation of a hot dry
poultice to a diseased part.
tnaii, master, lord, lady ; a term
applied to EurqpeAne (men only),
to Malays (men and women) of some
position who have not higher titles,
to a haji of either sex, to all descen-
dants of the Prophet, and by a lover
ttiankart, to take service under ; to
! (someone) as a master;
;itle used in addressing a
nee; yaitg-dip^fiutn, the
supreme lord ; the sovereign ; yam-
tnang, I. pouring out; emptyii^ oat
a liquid; meinum^kan, to ponr Oat.
II. tttaiig-luang, a bamboo blown
into noisily by way of signal.
tuap. a splint of rattans.
tnar, a riverine fish-trap made of
thorns which turn their points
towards the iutorior.
ttlM, I. leverage ; the application of
leverage in t<>rture. II. a name
given in Penang to a form of fishing
in which branches of foliage we
anchored so as to attract fish by the
food and shelter they provide [the
fishing is done by hook and line — of,
unjam'].
taat, T. a mark- indicating a good
fishing ground. II. hltuat, ' '
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TUBA S
-tuba, a, plant (([erm eiUpHca) with a
root the sap of which haa stupofying
properties and is used in lishiiig ;
minaba, to fiah in this way.
'tnliui, iid/ati-labaji, the disoharge
preceding; delivery ; the liquor amnii,
-tvld, devotion to anything; giving
oneself up heart and soul to anything
"tnbin, a Ssh-trap wilh a falling door
also tlrubia,
-tnbir, a very atetp nvtr bank oi
-taboli, the bodv in the aoatomiLal
sense ; the boditv frame tbo seat of
physical aenaation parun raio tiiioh
k», I feel oo!d ' Skas t a, garment
that has actually been worn bo
tutoJi, carnal intercourse
-tabok, a wooden lance tor spoanng
tlripang.
imding', aalant at an angle a
"pulling" stroke in contrftdiBlincdon
to a atrnight drive
liadoh, accasalion (especuilly slnnier
ons accugittion) ; bringing chargee
against a person mSniidoh toactuse
tndonff, a veil a hollow cover
covering up; ( i.cyi a large diah
cover ! oiput t. a shell (trochui py
ramis) ; tudongan a veil tadoigiot
tadimgican, to enshroud
-togal, a pointed stick used for
making holes in the ground in y, hich
padi -seed ia dropped.
tagar, = tugal,
ingH, steady and strong (of a
breeze).
Tabui, God.
"tllh&t, Ar. luhfat kI-dJihis, " a gift
of miscellanies" — a term used in
polite letter- writing to describe the
letter and the gifts which theoreti-
cally accompany it.
tui, a tree (ixonanthes icoiandra).
tnil, a lever for tilting np a heavy
tnjoh, seven.
W TOMANG
at; to make for; m&iiHj'u, to point
towards ; to injuve by turning evil
spirits upon.
tnkal, I. a measure for thread ; a
paroel of skeins. II, a dent or mark
left on the skin, the skin not being
tukaJlK a craftsman a nkilled work
man t t?ei a blacksmith ( cliap
a printer ( cki hir a barber t
km It a, shoe maker F tayti a
carpenter f i -ai: a, goldsmith t
t ki. a fortune teller
tnkiu' change \i\ substituting one
thing for another fuJorloi to
exchange
tnkM ntjnulu. to accaso of un
takU a bamboo ve %l for cairying
tuknl a small liammer
tokrUL t sunken r k— cf t ionfy
tnl Eur a thole pin
tnladan — leladi
tnlall Ar a calamit\ onsequent on
aacnlegeoi ertreme piesumption t
pipa the I urao of pu\ ertv generally
tnlang a bone I h''l la ig, the
doraal vertebrfe ' bshlat the
shoulder blade t dayong id t
chtiptng the xiphoid process f
M ing the tibia ( isok the nbs i
t Kf'anika the Dollar bone t salbt
or (. trrnglieag, the coccyx.
tnlat, the third day after this ; the
day after the day after to-morrow,
tnli, I. deafneaa, deal; mimdika'a, to
deafen ; tnU-iali, a sort of k^g.
hand of bead-work or fancy-work,
tulls, writing, painting, flg^uring ; jnra
t,, a, Bcrlbe, a cierk ; ttdisan, handwrit-
ing [ minulii, to write (intransitive).
tttlottfr "^ lol<mg.
tnlvs, sincerity ; earnestness.
tnmft, a smalt insect ; a sort of louse.
tnnuui, » toman,
inniMif , a, wooden tent-peg ; a
tethering- peg ; an n.rraugeNient of,
three sticks for cooking.
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TUMBAKG %
tnm'bMlg, falling heavilj ,■ toppling
donn (of a lai^e tree).
inmliaa, to the bitter end ; to the
laat drop — a strong expression of
completion.
tnutboh, Bproating np ; springing up
(of any growth) ; tuiiiboh-twnihoha'aj
plants genersllj ; kitumhohoii, aii
eniptivo diseose ; small-pox i bSr-
ivmioh, to aprimt (of plants).
lunliok, a heavy ponnding blow ;
'. lada, a small knife.
tunia, cooking in oil and seasoning.
ttuolt, heel (of the foot) i t, tiaiig,
the tmok of a mast.
tunpah, spilling; sheddiDg; t, mah,
pouredonti ttimpahian, to poui oat;
tnmpug, lodging ; tempocaiy resi-
dence ; mlntimpaiig, to lodge ; to
take shelter with ; to take up one's
abode with.
tump aa, utterly ; head over heels
(of a bad fall).
tnmint, stopped upi filled up (of a.
hollow) ; mlnvmpai, to stop op an
orifice.
ttunvn, having a footing on ; resting
on; faSlompat ih^sat^im^ , to jnmp
from a standing: position [ birtumpu,
to have a footing somewhere ; to
have a place to " take off " from.
ttunpnl, btuntuess, blunt.
tnmpni, loss by leakage ; frittering
tmau, a sea'Shore tree {didymoearp-uit
ttuutUifalling on the facci sprawling,
n old Malay title.
%, 8kr. s
tunni, ready (of money) ; cash down ;
fcuny t., ready money ; tv,naikon or
■nifnmiailaii, to realise (one's hopes).
tnnftk, definite attachment ; fixity of
tmtani, the match applied to a
efEeet j bSTtiinang, to be engaged to-
tniiaa, a young shoot sprouting from
a, branch.
tnuAa, towing; campom <,, a dinghy ;
'panching t., A tow-line,
tnudolc, stooping, bowing, loweriiig-
the head ; f. m^nj^mbaJt, to bow in
salutation ; (, tingadah, U) look down
Biud then np (as a man trying to
compose a tetter) ; inlvM^olikaii M-
pala, to bow the head ; iini« jjJbmb-
dok, a magic art for procuring the
submission of a person.
tuudiui, the pudendum muliebre.
tULgan, a small insect -parasite. JD>
testing fowls.
tnnggBl, nnity; sole; the one; annfc
t., an only child ; babi (., a solitaiy
boar ; Sang-yang (., the one Glod.
tnn^Miff, 1. astride ; riding ; mH-
nam.gga'ag Icada, to lide. II, npaide
down ; t. langgang, head over heels ;
(. haUk, id, ; t. twiggit, bowing very
deep ; bobbing np and down.
tangling', — tonggeng.
tunffKit, tunggaiig-tunggit, bowing
very low ; bobbing up and down.
tnaLggn, watching over; keeping an
eye on; ivrnggiii, to watch over;
}^riicngg a,, to be on the watch {
pinmngg-a, a watchman ; jiSmmggv,
pfnfu, a porter.
tunirffoli I- the stump of a tree ;
twnggid-iwitggul or tiluiiggul, the
upatanding stamp of a rainbow
(believed to be portentous). II. a
flag'Staff ; a standard. III. p^nung-
gjil, a hostage, a propitiatory offering
made by the vanquished to the victor.
IV. pinvn</gul, a heavy lump of wood
to which an animal is tethered to
prevent him running away,
tnug'kap, tongue-tied; dnmb-foander-
ed; silent through nervousness; open-
ing the mouth and saying nothing.
tnaglnt, an arrangement of stones
constituting a primitive stove ; bat»
t., the stones so used.
Google
TUNGKUS
tnnjal, a tbruat downwards to givo
impBtus to an upward motiuu.
tnnjanff, that portion of the rout
which goes vertically downwards.
tnajok, showingi indiuatiiig; tanjoli-
kan or mSna^ijokkan, to poiub ont ;
to show J to display — cf. (eiwiyoft.
tnnjong, the water-lily.
tnutong, a turtle {callagar picta).
tuutan, I. leadii^, conducting, gnid-
ing— l)y r
9 of s
orowds (to amy perfo
tantat, following after; following up;
intently seeking ; t. ilmu, the pursuit
of knowledge.
timn, burning up ; oonsumiug by
fire.
tnpai, I. a generic name for squirrelu ;
t. biji nangka, the tnpaia {tapai<i
ferraginea) ; t. galang pgmftjt, Baffles'
squirrel (iciurui r^esi) ; t. jii^ang,
= f. uandonff ; (. kam^pong (scfiM-its
notalas) ; *. nandong (sciurli* biculor) ;
(, fanah (Inmlns (jsfei-O. II. a cook-
iug-placc on a native sliip.
tapuiff, — topang.
tnrap, uovcrii^, plastering, lining.
J7 UBA'l'
turaa, nitration ; straining through
tori, Sfcr. tikaa luK, tt uaino given to
the musk-Hhrowfi, — tihiia Mstam.
tnrlB, scrutohing (a, line or mark).
Tnxki, Turkisli.
tnnui, descent ; coniing down ; ta-
ninan or kSturmian, descent, origin ;
'. fSimtruu, genealogy; line of descent ;
turtsntan OT niBimntntait, to lower.
ttunu, erect ; tho upr^hts of a fish-
trap } t nSgeri, a pillar of the state.
tnrut, foUowing in saccession after ;
following advice or instruction ; («-
ratan, an esajnplo ; tamtkan or mS-
nurailcatt, to take anything as an
example to follow.
ttltoll, mSnuloh, to lop off the branches
from tho trunk, after or before felling
tutok, I. breaking or crushing rattana
into a sort of fibrous pulp. II. utreo
(/titiscua 9nacrophylliis)^
tntnl, Jav. spotted ; machan t, tbu
leopard ; = karimau bintamg,
tntnp, closing up ; covering ; shut-
tii^ ; a lid or cover ; sn-toliun I., a
full year; f. bitini, a weed (dcpAoM-
h/pm scubcj') ; iiUiipkaa, to dose, tu
shut up i iii^n«(iij)friMi, id.
tntiiT, utterance ; hfrtutin; to utteiv
oak, m&affaak, to low ; to bellow.
nap, vaponr, steam ; also tcap.
nar, nar-iiar, public proclamation ;
publishing widely ; " proclaiming
feom the house-tops."
alia, a sago-vat.
abali, change, alteration ; ubahkan, to
alter (a tiling) ; bSrubah, to be altered,
uiian, greynesB of the hair ; blruban,
to be or become grey or grizzled ; to
age ; chiak vbati or jnpit uban, the
white-hoadedmunia(aiiia(JinujBiiJD).
nbaag, to cut a curved groove in u,
log so as to fit it to another.
nbar, bernhnr, to becoms loose ; to
open out ; blrubar hati, to apeak
from the heart.
nlwt, a drug, a medicine, a chemical,
a magic simple, a philtre ; «. eha.
eking, a remedy for intestinal worms t
u. bSdtl, gunpowder ; u. gv/na, a
philtre ; lakang n., a druggist j ubati,
to apply medicine to; to trefct^-
ii^injabali, id. ; j^tguiiat, a remedy.
oogle
UBI 2
bU, & generic name far yama and
tuberous roots ; «. .Bliitrffulff, the
oommon potato (tolanum tuberosum) ;
■a. AatTt, tapioca (maaihot uiiligaima) ;
u. nasi, the common yam (_diaBCorea.
alala) ; u. paair (dtoecorect peata-
phylia).
abln, bata iihin, a floor-tile ; (also)
bard granitic atone for road-metal.
nboug', = hiiboiig.
vHnax, wtun-u5u», the fontanel.
nlmr, uSitr-ubur, a large jelly-fiBh ;
payong uhur-iibiir, a fringed Qm-
VMbap, mSngiickap, to utter; mengu-
chap ahvJc^iT, to give thonkB ; mSti'
guchap taabeh, to toll one's beads.
VAtt, = muda.
vAaxBt, dolled ; faded (of cxtSonrin;;) ;
dimmed (of brilliancyj .
udanff, a generic name for prawns,
abrimps and lobsters ; it. galah, the
lobster ; u. glragati, a, very small
shrimp J «. loboh, the prawn ; u.
gfingai, the freah-water prawn ; raja
Ti., a name given to kingfishers in
the south and to lai^ sandpipers in
the north of the Peninsula.
ndtip, wdop-iuJajMin, ingredients of all
sorts that go to mate np a salacl.
ndftra, Skr. the atnioBphcru ; the
heavens.
ndob, = odvh.
ndnt, mSmgnduJ, to amoke tubaci:u or
chandu.
nrt, = wet.
vfn, 8kr. tribute ; also iipili.
ngUuai, Skr. fairness ; evenness ;
equality ; parity.
ngaaia, Skr. creed, religion ; also
Xtgni, menacing, frightening.
UJUL, = Aiyan.
Bjar, utterance, speech, saying ; ujar-
n^tt, he (or they) said.
t^i, testing i applying a touchstone
to anything; h<itit t(., a touchstone.
vJotLg, =■ hfijoHg.
t^nd, Ar. personality ; iudiriduality ;
8 UMANG
aelf J the body ; «. anggofa, the body
and limbs,
nlctM, a generic name for aiiclla of
the genus ■umlleiis,
Tikir, engraving i incised patterns ;
ukiran, id.
ultnp, perfuming (cloth, etc.), with
incense; pengnktipor pSrakupan.ttia
framework over which the cloth ia
laid and under which the incenae is
nkor, linear measurement ; mSngu-
kur, to meaante.
olam, = kulam.
vHanaa,, Ar. learned men generally;
one learned in the Scriptures.
nlang, repetition of action; ulttn^ban,
to repeat ; blrulang, repeatedly ;
«!on3.a(imff, backwards andforwatds.
nlap, ulap-itap, broth made of coco-
nut-milk and kiladi (colocatia anti'
quorum).
nlar, a generic name for snaJcea^e.g.
■alar sawa, ft python ; ular tldimg
flndok, a cobra ; w. daimi, (Kedah) a
rainbow ; u. naga, a dragon ; te.-utar,
a pennon, a streamer.
nlas, a covering ; a wrapper ; ulaaaH,
id.
nlat, a generic name for a number uf
worms; a maggot,- u. htilu, a hairy
i;aterpillar ; h. siitlrn., the ailk- worm. .
nleli, = oleh.
nil, kneading, squeezing down, prcii.
sing or ramming down.
Ulit, lulling, crooning, or singing to
sleep 1 i((i'J'Dn, to sing (a person) tci
sleep; BiBwgMiidon, id. ; mlngiilit, to
croon ; to sing a lullaby ; pEnguUt,
a lullaby.
Tila, = hulii.
tilntl, I. servant ; your servant ; I )
II. a name given to some Celebes
sheila (ronuH miles and cotiu^ UthO'
-glyphvg).
umaa, unuin-i/man, long-winded; a
bore ; menguman, to drag on a story
moliotononalj.
", ttmaiiB-innnnif, a hermit-
t^-oogle
UMAT 2;
nmat, Ai-. people ; mankind.
mnbai, dangling ; hruiging down
loosely.
mnban, umban tali, a sliiig,
ambang, culosaal ; naga «., a great
eea-di-agoii.
unbas, = hmnhas.
nmbt, the roots of a tree ; akar a., id. ;
" to the verj roots."
nmbnt, I. the soft heart of the upper
portion of a, palm ; the palm-cablttige.
II. than umbut-timbut, a fish (mi-
identified).
, Skr. lifcenees ! examplei
; similar case ; so-ti., foi-
; wm^maan, a proverb ;
umpamalcan, to liken to ; to compare.
unpan, bait ; food to attract fish or
animaia j u. tlkak, an appetiser.
nnipat, abnse ; evil-epeaking; carsing;
vmpttli, to revile ; tiiSngiimpat, to be
abasive.
niWpil, raBuflumpt!, to lever up.
nmttm, Ar. obscure, involvei!, com-
plicated, diffionlfc.
as I iive.
niLAi, Boft, moist and odorons — as
perfumed oil.
nnan)., an edible ehetl-fish (tRureif sp.)
IIlIchal^:, I. iinrhang-«nchit, by drib-
lets, by fits and starts. II. a travel,
ling-bag for money ; a Hmall wallet
of plaited- work.
Uiudiat, lifting and lowering ; movint;
« thing np and down.
ttnchit, unehimg-v.nthit, by driblets ;
by fits and starts ; hai/ar «., payment
in instalments,
vnclLIii, Ch. a pipe.
nildak, ■mSnguiidak, not to make
headway (of a ship) ; laul pingundak,
a choppy sea against whioh it is
difficnlt to make headway.
nndau, I. burtm^ tmdan, a lai^ bird
(peUcanui phiUppennia). II. blrun-
dan, to be protracted ; to drag on.
nndan^, undang-wndatig, laws, stat-
utes, ordinances, codified enactments.
nndil, a money-box.
nndok, I. ■undok-imdok, the sea-horse
{hippocamjiai sp.) II. undolc-andal,
in swift succession.
nndar giving way retreat loss of
giound mh-g t dur to give way
Ungak ngai. at qtL bobbing up and
nngsp gasp ng for breath (as a
lying hih)
uugar an edible salt water fiah
(I t a a ge t acuki s)
■aa^gaj. — tinggul
wiggaaig = « uiTiang
nng'fa* a bird de at-a the bird
of paradise
tinirgat stiffly erect
imggis, mlngaiijgts, to gnaw, t«
nibble.
nngSit, — vngkit.
vnggixn., banking a fire.
luifCka, a gibbon (hylobotp.s Uii- ov
hylohates agitis).
nng'katiV, -auglcang trngkit, eee-saw
motion; kursi nnghang ungkit, a
rocking-chair.
nngkap, gaping; exposing a large
urit^ce ; tSru/ngkap, id,
lUl^kil, levering up^cf. umpil.
tui^kit, bringing np again ; rakiim:
up old stories i ungkang w/ngktt, see-
vng'kn. = Sngku.
nngknr, biritngkur-imgkaraa.Tetreat-
iHg indifferent directjons; dispersing.
nn^, purple ; deep reddish brown ;
rich dark colouring.
ungnm, mumbling to oneself.
UBJaiii, I. thrusting anything vigo-
rously into the ground. II. (Pahang)
an arrangement of branches and
leaves anchored with stones on a
fiahing--ground to afford shelter to
tishj htiang ii., to place this arrange-
ment in position— cf. tuai
nqjap, a (Kedab) variant
•iant of injap. Q'' QQQ Ip
UNJOK 2<
tuljok, Riving out (anything) ; pntHnc
(a thing) forward ; Htyottam or mf ii-
nnjaklcan, to hold oat, to tbmst out.
nnjonf, I. mlTiguniong — v. kimjon^.
II. jienwijonfl — T. mnjtmg.
nnjim, lifting and lowerintr a bitit in
order to draw the attention of fiah
itsjnr, stretching out; projection;
imjvrkan, to tliruat (anytliinjf) for-
ward — cf. «njoh.
nntol, hanging down loonely, dnns-
ling.
ttntalc, nntaJt-oHti, cow/imive move-
ment ; also Intak-aviU.
lUlt*l, I. vnial-aiitil, swaying loosely.
II. na-uittal, an armful.
WltWl([,pendnlon9,Bwajing; vntang.
anting^, id.
nutll, sa-imiil, a Hmall hall or pill ;
a small qoontity.
nntlllf , a small skein or hunch ; a
nnit of meaguremenC for thread.
Otitok, share, allotted portion.
nntong, profit, gain, advantage ;
fortune i natttral destiny; mSndapal
tt., to derive profit.
nntnt, elephanttaBia.
nniu, = humiB.
npolL, payment for service rendered ;
fee, wage^ hrihe ; njiahkan, to engage
a person's services ; tningupahltan, id.
uptlk, I. mSngupaJi, to stir up »
smouldering heap of ashes, II, npak-
apek, inconsequent (of talk) ; mis-
ohievons or inconsiatent t&lk.
upftin, burnishing, polishing, giving
Instre to stones and metals.
upamo, ^ wnpama,
npai, Jav. poison generally ,■ the
poison of the upas tree (antiar is
tacicaria) in particular.
upat, = wTiypat.
npaya, Skr. means, resources ; tiada
u, or tiada daya «,, destitute of all
means ; helpless ; moneyless.
apsh, the tough Hower-sheaths of cer-
tain pa!ma. [These sheaths are nsed
for making small buckets or dippers. ]
3 UBEK
up6ti, Skr. tribute ; also vffi.
u*»,WrMm.Mro., to talk over anything;
to discuss the pros and cons.
nrai, loose, dishevelled, inadhesive;
mas «,, gold dust; iiraikan, to nndo,
to unloose, to explain ; mlng-arailcan,
id. ; iB^ngurai, to open out, to be-
come loose, to unfold ; tSrurai, un-
done, dishevelled (of hair).
nrap, ■arapan, cosmetics-, ointment
for application to the skin; bSntrap.
nropan, to be adorning oneself with
these cosmetics.
llTat, I, nerve, sinew, fibre, vein,
muscio; u, Miiitaf,tho dorsal muaolea ;
II. (iu!ci;(, a snake {typhiops app.) ;
mlah M., a strained sinew. II, Ar.
giUt «., lasciviousncss,
nrdi, — orcii.
nrl, the afterbirth ; itriim, a, brazter'a
monld, after use.
nraa, = iirarna.
nroai;, crowding ; hata mat «., iron
pyrites; if i-tironij »Smi((, covered with
limp, kldai wrup-wiiii, a money.
changer's shop ; mingti/rup, to change
money.
tunu), rubbing, scrubbing— -more re-
fined in use than the word gosok.
nmt, massage, mbbing with tho
hands, shampooing ; janggwt lit-w.,
a forked beard.
iiMah, ta'-iumh, needless; it is nn-
necessary ; never mind ; don't ;
j'snJiion., so far from ; = iangankan.
usalw, Skr. diligence, industry ; 6Sr-
uaaha, indnstrions ; mSnguaahakan
diri, to exert oneself.
tuanff, shrivelled up internally (of
grains of padi, etc.) ; rumak «,, an
abandoned house (of which the onter
shell only remains),
nsap, plating, coating.
UAat, ikan nsat, a fish (unidentified) ;
tiljir iSdonif «., a snake (simoteti
DctolincatTis) .
luek, teasing, chofflng, worryu^ with
impertiaent questions. '~"
l,-,s-6d by
Google
ter
life ; a pa ja i
me.
xmix, pursn t
after n 8j jus r
nsonff cBrrrmg i
Haul, 1 Ar bngian n^a (
plura! of asitl anal u CHo anteoi
rlentB or early h story of anyth ni
TI. mannpr j }ai beiinng
mannerB d sj lay lescout
ntaiitiR I Skr ex ellen e oiranenct
yjiiig u ama the nut pm nen
II, Ski the I reath (of 1 fpj
utiULg " hTitang.
utora Sfer the north ; «. fSpat, Auo
no th u barat laut, N.N.W. ; »,
t laut N.N.B, s anflin. w., a
ortl ec y wind; miiaim «,, the N.B.
trtairelt ^r the planet Meronry.
Utaa I a coil, a skein, a string ) sa-
s n tt eT, maitek, a strint; of beads
o corals II. skilled labonr, crafts.
n ansh p a craftsman.
nttiB se d ng
■ajnng nhaltini>, s
ying.
waod, Ar. bond, contract ; = janji.
walia, Ar. plague, peatilonce.
WRdiUL, Jftv. a woman.
'iro&t, Ar. to die.
Wab, an exclamation of Hnrprise.
wabai, an enelaraation of appellation ;
hey there !
waham, Ar. surmise, conjecture,
waHld, At. sole, single.
waja, = haja.
irajali, Ar. countenance, visage.
irajeb, a kind of sweetmeat.
-wtijlb, Ar. pledged to, bound to.
waJiaf, At. devoted to religious
purposes j tanaK ■makaf, mosque
wakap, I- the name of a bird (un-
identified), n. — walcnf.
wafcU, Ar. agent, attorney, ropre-
Taktn, Ar. time, ooi
tuiiity.
tralaUn, Ar. and yet ; bnt ; still.
walang, Jav. sad, aorrowful, melan-
valan, Ar. although.
Tali, I. Ar. a vicegerent ; a guardian
of .111 unmarried woman j a deputy j
I,-: allah, a saint. II. pisau wali, a
small lancet • like knife. III. a
shoulder, cloth.
walimana, Ske. a harpy.
Wallall, At. ,God ! — an exclamation
of astonishment.
wa-'llftliu, Ar. ina'Uaha aalam, God is
all. knowing ; God knoweth best.
van, a title of hii;h rank f^iven to
the descendants of great chiefs not
of royal rank.
Wang', money, cash ; vk tvnni, readj
money.
wangi, fragrant, odorous, perfumed,
traiig'lcaag, a Chinese junk.
wanta, Skr. nature ; = anta.
wap, vapour, steam ; also 'Ufip.
1, white arsenic.
M, Jay. cure, convalescence, good
health.
warga, Skr. family, people.
warip, Jav. alive j v.: loarai, alive
and well.
trarla, Ar. beir t inheritor ; olfii
'°€kiogle
WAEKAT 2
ill Menaagkabaii entniBted with thp
udminiBtratioii of bereditary custom,
waxkat, Ar. a writing ; a letter.
warna, Skr. colour ; slmde of ooloor.
ireroii,^, Jeit. a bootli or stall.
iritrta, Skr. news, tidings ; icarta-nya,
the report wns.
Wamna, Skr, the god of the oeean,
Vanina.
wasangka, ^^ eangka,
wasi, Ar. an execntor of a will.
waaiat, Ar. a will.
^2 YONC
well, an interjeclidii of nddreps or
appeal.
TMt, tnrninK (a boit) rith a strokn
of tlie paddle
wetau, Jav. the enst
wijaya, Skr. and lav vi tonoua
bunga icijayi aln a legendary
flower which hrought all it touched
to life.
wljU, Jav, a gallery in an audience
wa«lr, = hmrasir.
Wijong, Jav tl e large Bquirrel
(sciitnts Men(or) = ( ipni nandt™ 7
wat, (Siamese) a watt : a Buddhist
washing of the abdon on in prPE
vnAM^'^ hata^.
watl, Skr. the fimanie..t; the u.ii.
wilahar, a pool, a mere ; also lahar.
wUIb, Jav. green ; dark green.
watu,' = Uhu
wixft, Skr. a man, a hei-o ; pftroira,
wau, a kite flown by boys.
heroic.
varang, Jav. a theatrical perfor-
trong', (Snndanese) aman; ~ oronii ;
mance whether by living actors (w.
vmyang tcinig, a plav with liring
n-ovg) or by puppets (ic. Mlil).
actors (in Java),
Wftlir, Ar. a viaier, a miniatei-.
WHJnd, = VJKd.
jra, yes ; that ia so ; = in.
yaaui, Ar. that is to eay ; i,e,
yad, Ar. hand.
yahudi, — jnuii.
yaVi Jav. younger brother or sister ;
= ndi«da.
TnJnJ, At. the giant Gog.
yakln, At. certain, positive, defuiite.
Tafcut, Ar. a jacinth,
Tamtnau, sovereign ; ^^ ynng-ii.
■pSitwva.
yanff, I. divinity god-bead; shnbah-
yaitg, worship ; kSyangav, the abode
of the old divinities 1 paradise ; fairy,
land 1 BWag-yatig, holy god— a title
given to the major divinities only ;
ynng-yattg, god of gods 1 a similar
title, II. an expression having the
force of ft relative bringing the
word or clause following it into
relation with that which precedea .
— e.g. masa yatig baik, a fortunate
time, a lucky moment. HI. a title
of little distinction; an abbreviation
of dn,,o«.ff,
yangyang, see yang.
yanl, = yaani,
yartKn, Ar. jaundice.
yatlm, Ar. orphaned, desolate, fa tb er-
icas ; attalc y., a (atberless child.
yanin, Ar. day; youmu'l-kiamat, the
day of Judgment.
yogia, sa-yogia-nyn, as is fitting;
properly ; appropriately i next.
yojana, ea-yojava — taujana, q.v.
yong, driving domestic animals or
poultry into a pon, house,
area of any sort.
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ZULIKHA
yu, a gonpi'ic name fw sliarka, dog- y. rima-ii (galcocei'dii ruyna-i) ; ;
liehes and raja reaembling eharfca i Bambarati, tlie ground Bliark.
y. betighimij, the hammer -headed TtuAn, Ionia, Greece,
shark i y. gila (chyloacilliam iadi- jnip, a deaignation, = ftuittp.
turn); ij, larae {mustelus manaio) ; fnta, = jitta.
Eabad, Ar. civet.
zabib, Ar. raiaiiiB, dried fruit,
sabur. At. the paalms of David.
Badah, Pera. sprung from, sou of;
haram a., ill-begotten, illegitimate ;
ItaiaUz., legitimate.
Ballid, Ar. a hermit, an oecetic.
■Oiton, = ietua.
lakar, Ar. the male organ of gene-
ration ; also deakar.
■Akat, Ar. alms ; 'ntSmhSn i. and
hUnsdkat, to distribote cliarity.
■amaa, Ar. long period of time, age j
also liman.
■ammd, Ar. emerald.
"" , Ar. the Zemzera well at
:of ti
tiic "iieari of the seas
jiaak a., tha double toci
Pers. warlike.
■dmiUl, Ar. age, long perio
also laman.
xetnn, Ar. baah letun, the olive,
aiarat, Ai'. a pilgrimage to a torab
or shritie.
sina, Ar. iiiicit intercourse.
silrafoll, Pers. a fabnlona monater.
slrah, Pers. iaju sirah, a coat of
of;
; endowed with ;
'M'l-kamaiii, the posaesaor of two
home 1 also dsu.
Znlial, Ar. the planet Saturn.
Bnltrali, the planet Tenus.
ZnllUia, Ar. the traditional name of
Potiplvai's wife.
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ABLOK i
-ablok, piebald, ~ 'hablok,
okliwaii, Ar. brotheris ; also ikhtawn,.
aatah-aiitali, a descendant in the
fifth (generation.
ap, a ChineBe puree ; also ftap.
«pa, II. hvloh a., a dwarf-bamboo
growing on river-banks.
STghavani, Per
osar, help, a!
uili, Ar. original, primal.
~b&ngbnn, (Perak) the Malayan
mongoose, — bambun.
bebek, the pursing of a child's lipa.
bSlSbak, bitrong b., a bird {porphyria
poliocepkalas ?)
'bfimbereng', ikan h., a Sgh (platax
ve^perHlia).
bfirianff, the large monitor-lizarc
(uni-oBjis aalvalor).
bBmyanif, = blriang.
bibl, the queen (in carda).
bodong, I. a lean-to. II. a equall.
boB, the noise made by a crocodile.
cliakit, pisau cJi., a pocket-knife. obempiang, a raid, a gang-robbery.
cbambai, a coarse leaf used aa diSnakn, (Patani) a were-tiger.
inferior siVeft. cfaSnaTany, (Kedah) the mediam
«batok. III. a measure of capacity, or interpreter at a bSrhantu seance.
= i leng, cblkw, a well-known fmit.
cbllnt, pSnehtlut, a thief.
iUa;i-4ari, (Kedah) a small hill.
tortoise. •
dfilan, a eaag.
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gftbiu, II. g, kaki, a Maldy door-mnt
ratak, (Patani) I, me.
ginUKUgltti, = klrnalai.
frfindall, a Palembang type of shut.
ggnjala, lamp -black.
gSntaiLg'-gSlitit, wavj and tapering
to n point (like a wavy JKris).
gSntit, ace gintang.
ySrambi, a cnirved dugi^r.
go&eiic, ilrgadek-godelc, wagging lilie^
a dog's t«il.
gjjli, main g., tO play marbles.
gmtdi, Mmial g., (Perak) ornamental
boxes nsed at weddings.
iklxwau, Ar. bratliers.
Jablny, tHinga j., very promii
ears — cf . jlbang.
JaU, kalis J., very irreceptive
]61waiK, UHtTtga j., rather prominent
ears — cf. jabing.
jMn, j. mafak pisang, a name for tbe
wettse! (pKfcu-ius nurfijits).
JBraii7a>, roitg-h -surfaced.
jUafc, lockers id a ship.
jipaB, a tapir; also kipan.
JOB*, Gh. silk crfpe.
Jut, a trace (harness).
ta,dri, = kadi or kali U.
ItMjjiperak, (Tam. ?) a singlet.
kftrok, a torch of dry leaves.
IcaTHit, III. a snag.
lESchek, a game played with coins.
U^lrait, Bcored-off, " done in the
kSanlx, hairy in the nostrils,
kfttls, the immediate stalk of a Ivxiii,
that grows in clusters.
kfitong, semiii Is., a large blaek ant.
kfitnn, rinjrcit i:., the "pillar" dollar.
Ulah, (Perak) birhilah, to picnic.
fcLmbob, cleaning with sand and
knar, II. sip-at k., a large land snail.
"kmtyt^, II. Ar. the naming of a
-father after his ^on.
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lading'' II' if''"'' iadtng-ladiii^, n hell
(peltona ep.)
landar, a slightly-sloping beacii.
IftUgttlr, a hanging door-curtain,
lAt&, II. milatok, to quiver; tii
chatter (of teeth) — e(. galalok.
legeb, (Pahang) a dividing line, b
wfiteraJied.
lokdraan, Ch. emooth aLining silk.
lop, (Perak) a titular prefix to tb»
names of men of good family.
Inafc, III. (Kegri Sembilan) a teiTi-
torial snbdiTiBion.
Inmi, ikan lami-lumi, a iish (echiveix
neiierates).
mek (\orth Malaya) a titular prc-
h\. to the names of girls of pt-nl
parentage , = (South Malaya) yiunj.
mirangaB, spoilt by air-bnbblcs (in
amclting)
uiuatil, full-bodiei
ailong', a slow loris.
ploa. ikan j>., a fish {chatoesfus sp.)
pUtaka., II. haiai p., (Perak) »
tlirDnc-room or hall-of -audience.
piutanff, a debt ; see Imtang.
pong, buloh p., a toy (the paper
membrane of which, is broken by air-
pressure and goes off with a bang).
p<», biiah p., (Bian) the testes.
pnloh, a group of ten ; la-puloli, ten j
dna-pvioh, twenty.
rngfta, ayum mirugas, a fowl that Ja
about to lay. ^'^
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