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GRAMMAR ANDDICTIONARYMALAY LANGUAGE.

:GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARYMALAY LANGUAGE,A PRELIMINARY DISSERTATION,JOHN CRAWrUED, I'.R.S.AiUlior of "The History of theIndian Archipelag..IN TWO VOLUMES.VOL. II.MALAY AND ENGLISH, AND ENGLISH AND MALAYDICTIONARIES.LONDONSMITH, ELDER, AND CO, 65, CORNHILL.1852.

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EXPLANATIONS OF THE CONTKACTIONS USED INTHE WORK.(a.)(BAT.) ....(ben.)(bu.) ....(chin.)(du.) ....(en.)(eu.) ....(hin.)(j.)/JAV.)(lam.) ....(p.)(for)(re.)(s.)(sun.)(t.)Arabic.Malay of Batavia.Malay of Bencoolen.Bugi.?..... Chinese.Dutch.English.European.Hindi.Common to the Malay and Javanese.Javanese.Lampung.Persian.Portuguese.Rejang.Sanskrit.Suuda.Telinga.

A DICTIONARYMALAY AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES.A4T—ABIABI—ADAA^TAXAD (a).Faith, confidence, belief, to complete ; to execute, to accomplishtrust.; to expend, to exhaust.Aba. To glow, to feel heat of body; Abisiia. At tlie most, at the utmost.glow, warmth.Abiyasa (s). The father of Paudu in theAba-aba (j). Gear, tackle, harness.Mahabarat.Aba-aba kareta. Carriage, harness.Ablis, iblis (a). The devil.Aba-aba kuda. Horse gear.Abrahim, Ibrahim (a). Abraham.Aba-aba tanuu. A weaver's loom. Abu (j. awu). Ashes, dust.Abai. To disregard, to hold lightly. A.bUan. Portion, lot, instalment.Abaimana (t). The two chief orifices of Achang. A messenger.an animal body.Achar (p). Pickles.Abang. Elder brother; a term of kindnessAchara (s). Cause, suit; any regulatedor respect in addressing an elderperson.practice.Achara (s). A marriage gift or token.Abang. Name of a forest tree.Acheh. The country of Aclun in Sumatra;Abang (j). Red.Achinese.Abang-mud'a. Pale red ; literally "young Achih (t). Name of a small wood leech.Achu. To feign, to pretend, to make ashow of; to attempt; to try if a thingred."Abang-tuwah. Dark red ; literally " oldred."Abad (a). An age ; eternity ; eternal.Abam. A fulcrum, a stay.Abam-kdmudi. The stay in a nativevessel that supports the rudder.Abam-tiyang. Tlie partners or thaftsthat svipport the mast.Abantara (s). An usher; a marshal; aherald.Abdiat (a). Eternity.Abimailu (s). Name of one of the sonsof Aijuna in the Mahabarat.Abin, ibin. Son.Abis. Done ; ended, finished, terminated; completed ; accomplished, executed; utterly, entirely ;over, past;auxiliary expressing a perfect preterite.Abisan. End, termination, conclusion ;completion ; accomplishment, execution.Abiskfln.To end, to terminate, to finishwill fit.Achiian. A matrix, a mould.Achum. To provoke, to incense, to exasperate.Ada. To be ; to exist ; to have, topossess ; to happen, to come to passhave, in its sense of an auxiliary;being, particular state or condition.Adaan. Being, existence ; essence.Adakala (ada and kala, " time "). Perhaps,it may bo, it may happen ; at times,now and then.Adakan. To produce, to beget, to createto exhibit, to display; to furnish, tosupply ;to j^erform, to cause to be.Adaniningkung (j). Name of a sovereignwho reigned at Majapahit, the lastHindu kingdom of Java.Adaiia (ada and iia, the aifix pronoun ofthe third person). So be it, so it is, or

AlasADA—ADA [2] ADA—AJIAdapun (ada and pun). Moreover, Ad-ilpkau, V. Adapi.besides ; now, as a particle of connexionAd-ik (j. adi). Younger brother or sister;;literally " is too."a term of respect or affection in addressingAdapun-akan. As for, with respect to.a younger person.Adas (j). Fennel, Faniculum vulgare. Ad -ok (bat). To stir up, to stir about.Adas-manis. Aniseed, Anetlmm graveolens. Afal (a). Actions, deeds.Adab (a). Civil, courteous, affable Afyun (a). Opium, the inspissated juicecourtesy, politeness, urbanity ; affability.of the capsules of the Papaver somniferum,Adam (a). known to the IncUan islandersAdam.only as a foreign commodity ; v.Adanda. sister ; aYounger brother or Apyun.word applied respectfully and affectionatelyAgahang. Middle, mean ; moderate.to a younger person than the Agak. To feign or threaten to strike,speaker, as by a husband to a wife. making a demonstration.Adap-adap. A particular dish of rice, Agak (j). To guess, to conjecture; topresented to the bride and bridegroom judge, to estimate.at a marriage-ceremony ; confarreation. Agama (s). Religion, Latin cuUus.Adar. Aged, advanced in years.Agar-agar. Name of the alga or sea-weed,which is a considerable article in theChinese trade, Plocaria Candida,Agas. A gnat ; v. Agih.Agaug (j). Great ; v. Agung.Adi ^s). Excellent, eminent ; handsome,beautiful.Adikusuma (s). A frequent name amongthe Javanese nobility. Kusuma is aflower, but used as an epithet for anything excellent ; it implies, also, a royalpedigi-ee or descent.Adiningi-at (s and j). A compoimdepithet given to the capitals of thenative princes of Java, meaning " theexcellent of the eaa-th."Adipati (s). The titular appellation ofthe highest class of the nobility ofJava.Adiwarna (s). A frequent name of personsin Java, meaning beautiful colour orcomplexion.Adoh ! !Adobe ! Alas !Adok (b). To stir about, to agitate.Adris, Idris (a). The prophet Enoch ; v.Idris.Adu. To repose, to take rest ; to sleep.Adu. To submit, to refer to judgment,to lay before.AdukAn. To state, to represent, to show.Adu (j). To contend, to figl>t.Adukdn. To cause to contend, to maketo fight.Adunan (j). Fighting ; cock-fighting.Ad'ang (j). Intercepted, stopped in theway; way -laid.Ad-angkan. To intercept, to stop in theway ; to way-lay.Ad'^p (j). Before, in front of; afore;in the presence of; next, ensuing;future.Ad'apan. Front, forepart, van ; future.Ad-ap-adapan. Confronting, front toAgar (p). If; although.Agih. A gnat, a mosquito.Agni (s). Fire.Agu. A garland ; a necklace.Agimg (j). Great, large, big; chief,main, principal ;great, noble, illustrious; V. Agang.Agung-agung (j). Grandees, the great.Ah (a). Ah !Ahem. Hem !Ahi. Alas!AMI (a). People, folk.A^ad (a). The first day of the Arabianweek,—Sunday.AAawal (a). Circumstances, details, particulars;occurrences; state, condition.Aiman, iman (a).V. Iman.Airmada (for).Faith, religious belief;Armada, fleet.Aina^-, inak (a). Pleasant ; delightfuldelicious ; v. Inak.Ajak. To urge, to press ; to stimulate,to excite ; to provoke ; to challengeto invite.Ajar (j). To teach ; to leam ; teacher, instructor; a learned man ; a devotee, ahei'mit, a recluse, an ascetic.Ajar-ajar. Devotees, hermits, ascetics.Ajai-an. Teaching, instruction; advice,counsel ; admonition, reproof.Ajari. To teach, to instruct ; to advise,to counsel ; to admonish, to reprove.Ajarkan, v. Ajari.front, face to face.Ajazat (a). Leave, permission ; discharge,Ad-ap-a'd-api. To confront, to place face dismissal.to face.Aji (s). Secret incantations ; to pemse orAd'dpi. To place before ;to front, to study religious books; to study theface; to have before one, to have in subject of religion as a disciple; toprospect.learn as a school-boy.

AJI—A^R [3] A^R—ALAAji (jAv). Price, value.Aji (jAV). A king.Councillors, ministers of state.Aji-aji.Ajll (a). Future, belonging to the nextworld ; hour of death.Ajisaka (jands). Literally, "kingSaka;"no doubt the founder of the era whichgoes by his name, and which reckonsin one part of India 78, and in others79 years after the birth of Christ. Itwas established in Java, and still subsiststhere, with the discrepancy producedby the substitution of lunarfor solar time. The Javanese legendmakes Saka a king, and the introducerof the Hindu worship into their island.Ajong. Arranged, arrayed, put in order.Ajong (j). A ship, or large vessel ; v.Jong. This is the word which Europeanshave corrupted into junk andapplied to the large vessels of theCliinese.Ajuja (ben). To tattle; to slander.Ajuk. To mimic ; to ridicule.Aiar (j). The roots of a plant ; a scandentplant ; the pai-ts of a plant thatclimb.Akar-akar. Roots ;parasitic plants.Akar-chirit-murai. Name of a plantyielding an elastic gum.Akar-Parsi. Asparagus.Akar-wangi. Name of a gi-ass with odorousroots, A ndropoijon •nniricatus.Akasa (s). Ether, the firmament, the sky ;V. Angkasa.Akan. To; for; by; of; concei-ning,relating to ; with ; as to, with respectto; towards, touching, regarding; shall,will.Akan-tatapL But, however, howbeit.Akan-akan. To resemble, to be like ; tostate, to tell, to represent.Akas. Beautiful, fair, handsome.Aksara (s). A letter of the alphabet.Aku (j). A personal pronoun of thefirst pei-son ; to own, to acknowledge,to avow, to confess, to admit; toanswer for, to be accountable for ; towarrant, to attest. I have placed thepronoun and verb under the samehead, not doubting but that the latteris derived from the former. Our oldword ' aye," m old orthographyalways written " I," may have a similarAl'rarkdn, iA-rarkan (a). To promise ; tocontract ; to confess.Ala. Towards, in a du'ection to.Alakan. To direct, to aim towards ; toplace before or in front ; to face.Alah (j. kalah). To lose, not to win ; tobe overcoiJiC, to be worsted, to bevanquished, to be conquered, to besubdued.Alahan. Defeat.Alahkan. To produce defeat, to cause tobe defeated ; to beat, to overcome, tovanquish, to conquer, to subdue.Alaman (t). A lawn or open spacebefore a house.Alang (j. across, athwaii.). Cross beamsin a building.Alang. A sand-bank in the sea or in ariver, di-y at low water.Alang. Name of a group of islets atthe western end of the straits of Malacca.Alang-alang (j). Name of a tall rankgi-ass, Imperata Kimigii ; v. Lalang.Alang-alang. Very, exceedinelj'.Alangkah. May not ? possibly !Alang-kapalaug. Greatly, exceedingly,eminently.Alang-uiuka (j and s). Name of a cabinor particular apartment in a nativevessel. The term means literally," across the face or front."Sand-bank, sandy shoal.Alangan.Alap-alap (j). A hawk, a falcon, FalcoBengalensis.Alas. A stand or frame ; a pedestallining, inner covering ; foundation.Alas (j). A forest ; name of a place in.the island of Sumbawa, which givesname to the strait between that islandand Lomboc, forming the most convenientroute from the seas of theArchipelago into the Pacific.Alas-kaki. A foot-stool.Alasan. Belonging to a forest; a forestcounti'y.Alat. Strange, foreign, alien. In Javaneselat means "interval or spacebetween."Alat (a). Materials ; stores ; apparatusappurtenances ; arms, military engines.Alat-karajaan. Insignia of royalty, regalia.origin.Alat-prang. Warlike stores, munitionsAkiian. Acknowledgment, admission, of war.avowal, confession; warranty, security; Alat-sanjata. Arms, weapons of offence.Alau. To drive, to urge onwards ; tobail.Akiii. To acknowledge, to avow; to drive out, to expel ; to pursue, to huntsecure, to attest ; to bail.down.Atrar, i^Tar (a). Promise ; agreement, Alaukan. To di-ive or guide a carriage,contract : affirmation, attestation, confirmationhorse, or other vehicle.; to confess ; to promise. Alaulu (j). Name of a mountain inthe

ALA-ALU [4] ALW—AMBSunda portion of Java, meaning literally," bad head or source."to scan, to scrutinise ;fine, or refine."literally, " toto make sport.Alan-alan. To jest,A sliug.AlwahAlya.(p). Aloes.Ginger, Zingiber nffirinalc.Ali-ali.Alifur (for. alforria). Enfranchisement. Ania (s). Mother, dam; v. Ma andThis is, no dovibt, the word which, inthe form of Alifura, and on the suppositionAma.Ama-inang. Foster-mother; literally,that it is a native term, has been " breastmother."vaguely and unmeaningly api)lied toall the wilder races of the easternportion of the Archipelago. It seemsto be equivalent to the Indies braves,or wild and independent AmericanIndians of the Spaniards.Alih (j). To shift, to change, to alter; tomove ; to migrate.Alihkan. To shift, to change, to alter;to transfer, te remove ; to ti'ansplantto translate, to render from one languageinto another.Alimun. Invisible, not to be seen.Alintah (j). A leech, Hirudo; v. Lintah.Alintar. Thunder; v. Lintar.Alipan. A centipede, Scoloj^enchu ; v.Lipan.Alir. To flew, to stream.Aliran. A streamlet, a watercourse.Alls (j). The eyebrows.AU'asah (a). On the whole, in a word,to sum up all.Allah (a). God.Alon (jAv). Slow, slowly, gently.Alor. A fui-row, a groove ; a trench, achannel.Alor. Name of an island, being thefourth lying in a chain east fromFloris.Alora (j). Surge, surf, breaker; disorder,disturbance, commotion ; v. Galoraand Glera.Alor -alor. Name of a fish.Alor-aloran (alor, "a furrow"). A brook,a streamlet ; a canal, a watercourse.Alpa (s). Negligent, careless ; to neglect,to be careless ; negligence, carelessness.Alu (j). A stamper, a pestle.AlUa. A kind of sweet cake.Name of a fish.Alu-alu.Aliian (ulu). Front, forepart; stem,prow, bow, forepart of a vessel ; sail,vessel. This, with the change of theinitial vowel, is evidently derived fromAmatiri. Step-mother; v. Tiri.Amam, imam (a). A Mahomedun highpriest.Aman (a). Security, safety, protection ;peace ; safe, secure.Aman at (a). Fidelity; trust, deposit;security, safety.Amang. To threaten, to menace.Auiarah. Angry, wroth ; enraged ; anger,wrath ; rage ; v. Marah.Amarah. Alas, pity !Amas (j). Gold ; v. Mas.Amas-masan. Golden.Amas-urai. Gold dust ; literally, " loosegold."Amat. Much, very, exceedingly.Amat. To forbid, to prohibit, to hinder.Amati. To regard attentively, to look atearnestly.Amat-amati. To give continued attentiveconsideration ; te gaze, to look earnestly.Amar (a). Thing, affair, business; a proceeding;an action; order, charge,mandate, injunction.Amat (jav). A quantity of rice in the sheaf,consisting of 25 ged'eug, or doublesheaves, and fixed by the Dutch at apicul, or 125 Amsterdam pounds, or136 avoirdupois. Rice is stored inthe sheaf, having about six inches ofstraw.Ambachang (j). The fetid mango, Mangiferafatida; v. Bachang and Machang.Ambalu (j. tambalu). Lac, the nidus,and dyeing material which it yields, ofthe lac insect.Ambang. The frame of a door.Ambang-diatils. The' lintel of a door.Ambang-dibawah. The threshold bar ofa door-frame.Ambar. Insipid, tasteless, flat, vapid.Ambara (a). To hover in the air; torove, to wander.Amban (jav). A girdle, a girth ; bound,ulu, " head, upper part."tied.Alun (j). A wave, a surge, a billow. Ambankan. To gird, to girdle ; te girthAlun-alun (j). Name of an open and to bind, to tie.walled-in square in front of a Javanese Ambil (j). To take, to receive ; to acceptpalace for parades, processions, and to seize, to lay hold of; to take possessionmilitary exorcises. Near the centreof.are invariably two Indian fig-trees Ambilan. The object taken or seized.r. Wringin, Bringin.Ambil-anak. A mode of marriage inAlus (j). Fine, not coarse ; subtle, delicate.Sumatra, where a daughter is given inwife to a man of inferior rank, in orderAlusi (alus). To try, to test, to examine to keep her under the paternal roof.

AMB—AMU [5] ANA—ANAAmbil-ati. To take the affections, to winthe heart.Ambil-di-ati. To take to heart.Ambil-layar. To take in sail, to shortensail.faithful, a title of the Caliphs.Anak-ayar. A rivulet, a brook.Amis (j). Fish-scented.Anakanda. One that is well born.Ampa. Empty, void; v. Ampa.Anak-bandrek (JAV). A bastard; literally,Ampa. Chaff." offspring of adultery."Ampai. Delicate, slender.Anak-baranak. In descent, from fatherAmpang. A float, a ch-ift.to son.Ampat (J. papat). Four.Anak-bai-lari-anak. To run with theAmpat-blas. Fourteen.unsteady movement of a child ; to runAmpat - parsagi. Quadrangular, four-so as to be out of breath.Anak-bongsu. The youngest child of afamily.Anak-buah. The retainer of a chieftain.sided.Ampat-puluh. Forty.Ampat-ratus. Four hundred.Ampat-ribu. Four thousand.Ampadal. The gizzard; the maw, thestomach ; v. Padal.Ampadas. The liver.Ampalam (x). The mango, MangiferaIiulk-a.Ampalas (j). Name of a fig-tree, Ficusuliii ifolia.Ampalas-lambut. Name of a fig, theleaves of which are used for polishingwood, Ficus poUtorta.Ampanan. Name of a place in the islandof Lomboc on the shore of the straitwhich divides tliat island from Bali.Ampu. To hold up with both handsto hold up ; to uphold, to sustain.Ampiian. Upholding, sustaining; government.Ampuh. To overflow.Ampulian. Flood, deluge.Ampukan (ampu). To hold up ; to uphold,to sustain; to govern, to administer.Ampun. Pardon, forgiveness.Ampuni. To pai-don, to forgive; toacquit, to clear.Ampung. Light, buoyant.Ampuiia. To own, to possess ; owner,proprietor; author; v. Puiia.Ampus (bat). To wipe out, to erase, toobliterate ; to abolish, to annul ; v.Ampus.Am9al (a). Proverbs ; examples, similes.Amuk (j). An a-muck ; to i-un a-muck ;to tilt, to run furiously and desperatelyat every one ; to make a furious onsetor charge in combat.Anai-anai. The white ant, Termes.Anak (j). Offspring, progeny; child;young of animals; seedling, sapling;Ambu-ambu. The bonito fish.native, original inhabitant.Ambiii. Oh !Auakan. Cliildren, progeny ; native, originalAmbun. The island of Ambojma.inhabitant.Ambung. To toss, to be tossed as by the Anakan (j). The interest of money; awaves.word expressing the diminutive of anyAmbimg. A kind of hamper.object.Ambung. The rigging of a ship.Anak-anakan. A puppet, an image.Amin (a). Amen, so be it.Anak-anjing (j). A puppy dog.Amir (a). A leader, a commander, an Anak-angkat (j). An adopted child;emir, an omrah." a child taken up."literally,Amir-al, mumanin. Commander of the Anak-ayam (j). A chick, a chicken.Anakda. An abbreviation of anakanda.Anak-chuchu. Descendants, posterityliterally, "children and grandchildren."Anak-d'ara. A maid, a vu-gin.Anak-dayung. A rower, a boatmanliterally, " child of the oar."Anak-estri. A daughter.Anak-galuh. A princess.Anakgampang. A bastard. Gampang,in Javanese, means "easy or facile."Anak-ganta. The tongue or clapper of abell literally, " child of the bell.";Anak-gugur. An abortive birth, a miscarriage.Gugur, "to fall or drop untimely."Anak-inang. Foster-child ; literally," child of the breasts."Anak-inu. A prince. Inu, in Javanese,means "nourished, cherished."Anak-itik. A duckling.Anak-kambing. A kid.Anak-kuching. A kitten.Auak-kuda. A foal.Anak-kunchi. A key ; literally, " childof the lock."Anak-laki. A male child, a boy, a son.Anak-lid-ah. The wrttZa ; literally, "childof the tongue."Anak-limpa. The spleen, the milt ; literally," child of the liver."Anak-mas. A slave born in the master'shouse; hterally, "child of gold."Anak-mud-a. Nephew or niece, being abrother's child ; literally, " a youngerchild."

ANA—AND [6] AND—ANSAnak-nftgri (s). One born in a particularcountry ; literally, " child of thecountry."Anak-panah. An arrow ; literally, " childof the bow."Anak-parampiiau. Female child, girl,daughter, damsel.Anak-piyatu. Au orphan.Anak-prau. A mariner, a boatman ; literally,And-ang (bat). To hinder, to stop (r)." child of the boat."And'angan. Hindrance, stoppage, impe-Anak-putra. A son, a male child.diment.Auak-rambutan. A hair-bodkin. And-ung (bat). A satchel, a little bag.Anak-rod'a. The spoke of a wheel. Angu, ingu (p). Assafoctida.Aiiak-sanak. Nephew or niece by a sister. Angur (p). The grape, the vine, VitisAuak-sapi. A calf.vinifera ; wine.Auak-sulung. Eldest child, or first-born Aui-ani. The white ant, Termes ; v.of a famil}^Anak-sungai. The branch of a river.Anai-anai.Ani-ani (jav). The Javanese sickle, orAnak-tangga. The step of a ladder or reaping instrument ; to reap corn.Auibuug. Name of a palm, Caryotastair.Auak-talinga. The external gristly part urens; v. Nibung.of the ear.Anika (s). Various, of many kinds.Anak-tiri. Step-child.Anika-anika. Manifold, of many varieties.Anak-truna. A youth ; a bridegroom. Anila (s). Name of one of Rama's monkeyAnanas. The pine-apple, Ananassa sativa;host in the Ramayana.V. Nanas.Aniyaya (s). Oppression, tyranny ;op-Anau. Name of a palm, Sayuerus saccharifera; v. Aren.Anam (j. nanain). Six.Anam-blas. Sixteen.Anam-puluh. Sixty.Anam-ratus. Six hundred.Anam-ribu. Six thousand.Anbar (a). Ambei-gris.Anchar (jav). The upas tree of Java,Anticaris toxicana.Anching. Urine-scented.Andaka (s). The wild bull.Andala. Name of a tree.Andam (p). Stature ; symmetry.Andan-andan. The yards of a ship onwhich the sails are furled.Andal (j). To lend belief, to give credit ;to trust, to confide, to rely; belief;trust, reliance ;trusty, faitliful.And.ilan. Trust, reliance ; trusty, confidential.Andulkan. To intrust, to put in chargeof.Andika (jav).Thou.Audika (jav). To speak ; to command,to enjoin.Andong (j). Name of a shrub, Dracwnarubans.Andong-merah. Name of a variety ofDraccena mbens.Andongsari. Name of a country mentionedin Javanese romance ; literally," the andong flower," the same as anggada; v. Anggada.Anduhan (s). The chain or rope bywhich the elephant is tethered.And'ai (j. aud-e). A simile ; a parable ; aproverb.pressive, tyrannous.Aniyayakan. To oppress, to tyrannize.AujaniXs). Name of the mother of Hanumanin the Ramayana.Anjar. To advance, to move onwai'ds,to proceed.Anjarkan. To piit before ; to precede, togo before ; to guide, to conduct ; topromote, to forward.Anjal (a). Shining ; brightness.Aujil (a). The gospels, the books of theAnchur. To melt, to dissolve, to be evangelists.liquified ; to shatter, to be broken to Anjing (jV The dog.pieces ; to putrify, to decompose ; old, Anjing-parburiian. A hunting dog, adecayed, worn out.hound.Anchurkan. To melt, to dissolve, to liquifyAnjir (a). The common fig, Ficm carica.; to shiver, to break to pieces Anjrah (j). To spread, to be dissemi-to soften, to melt to tenderness.nated ; spreading, expanding.Anjung. To visit ; a small room at theback part of a house and above thelevel of the ordinary apartments.Aujung-anjung. A particular cabin in aship.Aujungan. Visitation, act of visiting.Anjur (j). To advance, to go forwardV. Anjar.Anom (jAV). Young, youthful.Anor. A kind of sledge for carrying cornfrom the field.Ansan, insan (a). Man, mankind ; v,lusan.Ansur. To move forward by little andlittle, to advance by degrees ; to payby little and little, to pay by instalments; r. Angsur.Ansuran. Payment by instalments ;the^\ages allowed to a slave debtor, to be

AX5—AXG [7] ANG—AXGreckoned by him as a set-off against hisdebt.An.mf, insaf (a). Justice, equity ; moderation.An«if. imaf (a). To consider, to muse.An«af kan. To do justice, to execute justice; to rectify, to set right.Ansa-Allah, ins'a-Allah (a). By the blessingof God ; God willing.Anta (SDX). Brackish, somewhat salt.Antah. Perhaps, peradveuture, may be.Antahkan. Perhaps, possiblj'.Antak. To beat time with the heel withouttaking the toes off the gi-ound.Antak (ben). To smart, to feel a prickingpain.Antakusuma (s). A garment of manycolours.Antang. A stamper, a pestle.Antara (s). Between, betwixt ; among,amongst ; within, not longer ago than ;interval, space between ; vacuity, interim;meantime, meanwhile; in thecoui-se ofAntariii. To place between; to introduce,to insinuate.Antarana. Meanwhile, meantime.Antaraja (s).Xame of a son of Bima inthe 5lahabarat.Antar-antar, A rammer ; a ramrod.Antih (j). To .spin, to make thread.Antiha (a). End, termination ; finished,terminated.Antimun. The cucumber, Cucumis sativiis; V. Timun.Anting. To hang, to drop, to depend,to be pendent.Anting-anting. A plummet ; an ear-drop,a pendant.Antu (j). A goblin, a spectre.Antuk. To knock against, to clash, tocollide to stumble against.;Antuk (j). To nod, to decline the headto nod, to be di-owsy.Antun. A fop, a fribble, a coxcomb.Antup (jAv). The sting of an insect.Ant'ero (PoR. inteiro). Entirely, wholly.Aniala-s (a). Satin v. Adas.Anu (j).;Some, certain, such; as in 'theEnglish expressions, " some place,"" a certain person," " such a one."Anugrah (s). Gift, present, largess,bounty ; gi-ace, favoui-.Anugrah i. To bestow, to give largessesto favour, to bestow favours.Anugrahkan ; v. Anugrahi.Anuu ; v. Anu.Ang. Thou. This pronoun, in commonuse with the Malays of Kadah and Perak,is probably an abbreviation of angkau,the first syllable only being used,while other Malays use only the last.It belongs to the oral language only.Ang. A titular prefix to names of men.Ang-tuwah. The titular name of thecelebrated laksamana of Malacca.Anga-anga. Name of a mountain chainon the southern side of Borneo.Angan-angan (j). To think, to meditatethought, meditation.Angar (j. angm-). Rather, preferably ; v.Angur.Angat (j). Hot, warm ; heat, warmth,glow; heat, anger, passion.Angel (jAv). Difl&cult; intricate, pei-plexed.Angada (j). Xame of a country mentionedin Javanese lomance; v. Andongsari.Anggang. The rhinoceros bird, Buceros.Anggap. To challenge to sing and danceat a carousal.Anggap-anggapan. Challenging to singand dance at a carou.sal.Anggau. To raise the hand as if to strike.Angdn. To refuse, to deny, not to assent.Anggar. To permit, to suffer.Anggrek (j). A common term for orchideousplants.Anggi-ek-batid. The scorpion flower,Cymbidium hicolor.Anggi-ek lama. Xame of an orchideousplant, Cymbidium cuspidntum.Anggris (jav). A Spanish dollar.Anggu. To nod, to decline the head ; topitch or toss by the head, as a vesselin a rough sea.Anggun. Shai-e, portion, allotment.Anggung (j). Uninterrupted, unbroken,continuous.Anggur-utan. Name of a species of wildvine, Vitis sylvestris. This word, halfMalay and half Persian, cannot be theoriginal name of an indigenous plant,which this is.Angguta (s). Limb, member of the body;joint.Angin (j). Air, the atmosphere ; thewind ; the weather.Angiukan. To air, to expose to the airto winnow.Angin-aliian. Wind a-head, a head wind.Angin-d-arat. A land wind.Angin-putiug-baliyuug. A whirlwind.Angin-ruwaug. Wind on the beam ;literally, " wind of the ribs or timbers,"or rather of the interstices between theribs.Angin-surung-buritan.Wind aft; literally," wind pushing the stern."Angin -tambirang-aliian. Wind beforethe beam ; literally, " wind before theforestays."Angin-tamliirang-buritan. Wind on thequarter ; literally, " wind of the afteror niizen stays."Angka (s). Figure, form, outline ; imni-

ANG—ANA [8] ANU—ARAber ; cypher, numei'al figure ; the signof duplication in writing in the Arabiccharacter, which is the numei-al 2.Angka (ben). Name of a species ofmonkey.Angka. To think, to imagine.Angkar (j). Enchanted, magical, haunted.Augkara (s). Wilful ; self-sufficient ;presumption,wilfulness.Angkaran. An enchanted object; a magicvehicle or carriage.Angkasa (s). Ether, the firmament, thesky ; V. Akasa.Angkat (j). To lift, to raise; to take up,to heave; to take away, to carry off,to remove ; to serve food or drink attable; to proceed, to go on; to journey; to voyage ; to adopt ; adoptedadoptive.Angkatan. A journey; a military ornaval expedition ; an army, a host.Angkatkan. To cause to lift or raise.Angkau. Thou ; v. Ang and Kau.Angkap. To alight as a bird.Angkapkan. To place, to lay down.Angkub. Forceps, nippers, pincers.Angkub-angkub. Name of a species ofwasp.Angkuh (j). Proud, arrogant ; impolite,rude.Augkut. To carry on the back.Auur. The coconut-tree ; r. Nur.Anut (j). To drift, to float with thestream.Apa (j). What, which ; something, somewhat; some, a little ; whether. Followinga verb in the imperative mood,it has the sense of entreating or beseeching,as nanti apa, " wait, prithee,"—the literal one, probabl}-, being " waitsomewhat, or wait a little."Apa-apa (j). Whatever; something, somewhat;anything; something.Apa-barang (j). Whatever, whatsoever.Apabila. When, at the time that ; whenever,whensoever, whatsoever time.Apai. Name of a dish, a kind of stew.Apakala (j and s). When, at the timethat, whenever ; when, at what timeV. Apabila.Apakarana (j and s). 'VVTiy, whereforefor what reason ]Apalah. What, which ; praj^, prithee, aprocative adverb.Apalah -kerana. "May," expressing desireor wish,— an idiom, the literalmeaning being, probably, " some guessof it."Apa-sabab (j and a). AMiy, wherefore ;for what reason.Apatah. What.Apatah-salahiia. Why not ] what harm 1Apak (j). Fetid, stinking.Apam (s). A loaf, a cake, a wafer.Fire.Api (j).Api-api. A firefly.Api-api (j). To affect, to feign, to sham.Angkut. A horse-fly, a gadfl}^Angling (jav). To speak ; speech.Anglingdarma (j and s). Name of a kingcelebrated in Javanese romance, whoreigned over a country called Malawapati.Api-api (j). Name of a species of mangrove,Angsa (s). The goose, Anser ; v. Gangsa.Rhizophora.Angsal (jav). To obtain, to get, to acquireApik (j). Neat, spruce, smart ; delicate,; can ; may ; shall.fastidious.Angsana (j. sana). The lingoa, a large Apil. To fence with a bulwark.forest tree, Pterocarpus indicus.Apilan. A bulwark ; the bulwarks ofAngsana-laut. Name of a species of Pterocarpus.a war prau, composed of beams orAngsang (j). The gills of a fish.spars placed one over the other to theheight of six or seven feet.Angsuka (s). Name of a tree, Pavetta Apit (s). Close, side bj' side;pressed orindica.squeezed between two bodies.Angsur (j), v. Ansur.Apitan. A press, a machine for pressingAngsuran, v. Ansuran.or crushing.Angur (j). Rather, preferably ; v. Angar. Apit-apitan. A di-aught or chess-board.Angus. To burn, to be consumed by Apitkan. To press, to squeeze in apress, to crush in a press.i^re.Anguskan. To burn, to consume by fire. Apu (jAV). Lime.Ana. Only, simply, alone; unless; except, Apung (lam),'a float, a buoy.excepted.Apura (jAV). Pardon, forgiveness.Afiah. _ Get out, get away, away, be off ! Apus. To flood, to cover with water.V. Nah.Apuskdn. To flood ; to wipe out, toAnahkiin. To drive away, to drive off. efface, to expunge, to blot out, toAnam (j. anam). To plait, to braid; to obliterate.make matting or basket-work. Apyun (a). Opium ; v. Afyun.Anar (jav). New, recent ; name of a Ara. A common term for some fig-treesplace in Java, situated on the straits yielding birdlime.of Sunda, called Anjier in the maps. Ara-ara (j). A plain, an open field.

jjARA—AEI [9] ARI—ASAAradat (a). Desire, inclination, will;intention.Arab (j). Direction, course ; aim ; toaim at, to point ; to aim, to endeavour,to strive, to attempt ; to aim, to intend,Arapi.Reliance, trust.To trust, to confide, to rely on.Arapkan, v. Arapi.Araba (a). The fourth dayArabian week,—Wednesday.of theAren (j). Name of a palm, Saguerussacchariferus ; v. Anau.Arga (s). Price, value.Arga (j). A mountain.Argakan. To price, to set a priceon.Ari (a), a stall, a stable.Ari (s. the sun, the regent of the sun).Day, not night ; a day, twenty-fourhours.Ari-ari.Daily.Ari-ari. The lower region of the abdomenover the urinary bladder, thepubes.Ari-bayik. A lucky day ; literally, " agood day."'Ari-ba.sar. A holy-day ; literally, " agreat day."Arini (ari-ini). To-day; literally, "thisday."Ari-maldm. Night, not day.Aris.The sap of plants.Aris (a). a husbandman ; a princename of a well near Medina inArabia.Ariya (s). A Javanese title of personsjIto design.descended from princes.Arak. A procession, a train.Ariyabanga (s and j). Name of a princeArak-arakan. Processional, relating to of Pajajaran in Java, celebrated inprocessions.Javanese stor3'.Arakkan. To carry in proces.sion. Arjuna (s). Name of one of the sons ofAral. Busied, occupied, engaged.Pandu, and a principal hero of theAraiL Name of a littoral tree, Cassuarinamuricaia ; v. Chamai-a-laut. Arkaputra (s). Mal;abarat.A name of Kama in theAraA- (a). Ardent spirit ; an-ack.Mahabarat.ArlQg (j). Charcoal.Arkian. Moreover, furthermore ; afterwardArang, kayu-arang. Ebony ; literally,; then ; so, well." charcoal wood."Arkut. Ready, prepared.Arang-di-muka. Shame, disgrace ; literally,charcoal on tlie face."Aroi (sun), a plant.Armani (p). Armenian.Arang-para. Soot ; lamp-black.Arta (s). Goods, effects, property;Arab, or ai'ap (j). To will, to wish, to wealth ; mone^^desire ; to intend, to design ; to hope;Artal (s). Saffron ; orpiment, the nativeto rely, to confide, to trust ; wish, will, sulphuret of arsenic.desire ; hope ; reliance, confidence, Artawan (arta). Rich, wealthy ; wellborn,trust.noble.Arti (s). Meaning sense, signification,purport.Artiua, To wit, namely ; literally, " themeaning of it."Aru (j). To stir up, to agitate; totrouble, to disturb ; to perplex.Ariiau. Agitation; commotion; trouble,disturbance.Aru-ara (aru). Uproar, tiimult, turmoil,hurly-bui'ly, disturbance.Aru-arakan. To disturb, to confuse, todisorder.Aru-biru (aru), v. Aru-ara.Arrud'a (por). Common me, Ruta graveolens.Arum (j). Odorous, fragi-ant, sweetsmelling.Arung. To wade, to walk through thewater.Arungan (arung). The water, the sea,the deep.Arus. Proper, fit, suitable, becomingneedful, necessary.Arus. Current ; stream ; tide.ArwaA (a). Spirits ; soul.Arwa/;kan. To make a festival in honourAri-patang. Evening.of the souls of ancestors.Ari-raya. A holy-day.Asa (s). Hope.Ari-siyang. Day, not night.Asa (j). One ; single, not double ; single,Ari-tinggi. Late in the day.sole, alone, only ; v. Sa.Ariningsun (j). A term of affection in Asa (bex). To move away.addressing a younger person ;Asaan (asa, "one"). Unity,literally,"my younger brother or sister." Asah. To whet, to sharpen.Aring. Fetid.Asahan (x). Buftaes, a kind of cottonAringan. Light, not heavy, wanting cloth.gravity ; r. Ringan.Asahan. Name of a river on the northArip. To scream, to cry shrilly.eastern side of Sumatra.Arip (j). Drowsy, sleepy.Asak. To push into, to thrust in.

ASA—AST [10] ASU—ATUAsakan (asa, " to move away " ). To takeaway, to remove.Asas (a). Basis, foundatiou.Asad (a), a lion.Asam, isam (a). A name ; v. Isam.Asam (j). Soui% acid; an acid; thetamarind, Tamarindm indicus.Asilmi. To make acid; to smear withan acid.Asam-jawa. The tamarind; literally," the acid of Java."As&m-kumbang. Name of a tree withsweet-smelling flowers ; literally, " the signal, a token.bee tamai'ind," the second word beingthe name of a large species of blackAtawa (s).Atap (j).Or.Roof; thatch.bee.Atas. Above, not below, not underAsap. Smoke ; fume ; vapour, steam. upon, on the top of ; upon, in ; above,Asin (j). Salt, saline, briny ; v. Masin. over ; higher in place ; over, with regardAsing. Separate, apart ; distinct; strange;to authority ; within, within theforeign, not domestic.compass of; towards, touching, withAsing-asing. Separately, apart.respect to ; upon, with ; upon, implyingAsingkan. To separate, to part, to sunder.responsibility ; high ; belonging,Askandar (a). Alexander; Alexander to be the business of; height, elevation.the Great.Aslam, Islam (a). Islam, the Mahomedan Ataskan. To raise, to lift, to elevate.religion , Mahomedan.Atfls-angin. The west, western quarter ;Asman (p). Heaven, the celestial orb. windward; literalh% "above the wind."Asmara (s). Love, the sexual intercoursethe Hindu god of love, Kama.This expression, which is confined tothe Malay, has, probably, reference toAsmara-kandi (s and j). Name of a the western monsoon, the principalcountry celebrated in Javanese romanceone to the north of the Equator, the; literally, " the mat of love." proper locality of the Malays.Asmiiil (a). Ishmael, the son of Abraham.Atas-bawah. Up and down.Ati (j). The liver ;the heart, morallyAsoh. To nurse, to rear.mind ; temper, disposition.Asrael (a). Israel.Ati-ati (j). To care, to heed; careful,Asta (s). The hand ; the hand and forearm; a cubit, reckoning from theelbow to the point of the middlefinger.Astagina (s). A perfume box.Astaka. A temporary throne for a coronation.Astakana. A kind of diadem or tiara.Astana (p). A royal palace; a king'scourt.Astambul, Istambul (a). Constantinople :V. Istanbul.Astafcamat, ita/t-amat (a). Sincei-ity, uprightness, rectitude.Astal-lal, ista^•lal (a). Sovereign power,supreme power.AstaA-rar, ista^Tar (a). Fastening, binding; confirmation ; determination, i-esolution; confirming, ratifying.Astanja, istanja (a). Podicem detergere, inthe prescribed or legal manner.Astarahat, istarahat (a). Quiet, repose,ease, peace.Astaadat, istaadat (a). Custom ; customaryhonours, ceremonious respect.Astina. Polite, well bred.Astina (s). Name of the country of thePandus, placed by the Javanese in theprovince of Pakalougan, in their ownisland.Asu (j). The dog. It is used in theMalay only in the word g'igi-asu, " thedog or canine teeth."Asya (a). A mill.Asal (a). Root, origin, source ;genealogy,lineage, race.A9nin (a). The second day of the Arabianweek,—Monday ; v. Sanen.As'arat (a). A wink, a nod, a sign ; aheedful, cautious ; care, heed, caution.Ati-basar. Pride ; vaunt, boast ; boastful,arrogant.Ati-bengkok. Hypocritical, dissemblingliterally, " crooked-hearted."Ati-kachil. Grudge, ill-will; literally," little-hearted."Ati-kring. Selfishness ; niggardliness ;literally, " dry-hearted."Ati-manis. Good nature, kindlinessliterally, " sweet-hearted."Ati-putih. Sincerity, candour, frankness ;literally, " white heart," that is, " pureheart."Atmagiri (s). Name of a mountain inthe Ramayana.Atung. To cast the anchor with a shortcable, for the pui-pose of impeding aship's going ; in nautical language, " totrip the anchor."Atur. To arrange, to put in order, todispose. In the polite dialect of theJavanese, most probably taken fromthe Malay, it means, " to offer, to present; to represent, to submit."Aturan. Arrangement, order, disposition.

ATU—AYA [11] AYA—AZIAturkan. To arrange, to order, to dispose.Atlas (a). Satin.Au. Ho, halloaAulia (a). Saints, friends of God. Althoughan Arabic plural, it is equallyused by the Malays as a singular, conformablyto the genius of their language.Aura. Negligent, remiss, forgetful ; negligence,carelessness.Aurap. Name of a cosmetic.Aus. Thirst ; dry, thirsty, athirst.Aus. To refine a metal.Awak (j). The body, the person; selfBy the Malays of Jehore it is used as apronoun of the second person, " thou."Awak. Ava, the country of the Birmese.Awak-prau. The hull of a vessel.Awan (p). A royal court or palace.Awan. A cloud; an ornamental figuredborder.Awang. A friend, a companion.Awang. A palace, a royal residence ; v.Wang.Awang-awang. The sky, the firmament,the heavens.Awanga (s). Name of the kingdom ofAyar-masin. Salt water.Kama in the Mahabarat.Ayar-mata. Tears ;" eye water."Awar. Plague, pestilence, epidemic, murrain.Ayar-mawar. Rose water.Ayar-muka. Expression of the face,Awau (j. uwa-uwa). Name of a species physiognomy, cast of countenance.of ape, Hyhhates luciscus of Horsfield. Ayar-pasang. Flood tide.Awal (a). First, former; beginning. Ayar-perak. Quicksilver, mercury ; literally,Awur. Name of a species of bamboo " silver water.";name of a small island in the China Ayar-sambahyang. Holy water ; literally,sea, a landmark in making the straits " water of adoration or worship."of Malacca — the Pulo Aor of the Ayar-sani. Urine; literally, "small orcharts.minute water."Axir (a). Last, posterior, ultimate, final Ayar-surud. Ebb tide.end, issue ; latter part.Ayar-susu. Milk; "breast, or udderAsh-at (a). Posterior, last ; the extremitywater."; the other world.AxTriia. Event, result;Ayar-tawar.Aydr-tanang.Fresh water.Still water ;slack watei*.finally, ultimately; literally, " end of it."Ayar-te. Infusion of tea.Aslas, ixlas (a). Sincerity, candour ; sincere,Ayat (a), a verse of the Koran ; a sign,candid.a miracle.Axti'ar (a). Election, choice, option. Ayi. Alas !Ayah (j). Father,—respectfully or reve-Ayu (JAV). Handsome, beautiful.rentially.Ayak. A sieve, a screen, a riddle.Ayakkan. To sift, to screen, to riddle.Ayam (j). A fowl, a bird ; the common"fowl, Gallus.Ayam-ayam. Name of a bird.Ayam-batina. The domestic hen.Ayam-jantan. The dunghill cock.Ayam-sabung. The game cock.Ayam-utan. The wild or jungle fowl,G.illusfurcatus of Timminck.Ayapan. Dressed meat, cooked victuals.Ayanda. Father,—with great respect orreverence. It is most probably anabbreviation of ayah, "father," andenda, "rare or esteemed." Kakanda," elder brother or sister," and adanda," younger brother or sister," seem tohave a similar origin.Ayar (j. er). Water ; a liquid, a fluid ;juice, sap; animal secretion; a river ;a brook ; name of a tree, A ralia sinensis.Ayar-aji (j). Name of a river and placeon the western side of Sumatra ; literally," king's water."Ayar-ayar. Name of a fruit.Ayar-bakal. A stock or provision ofwater.Ayar-baku. Ice, " congealed water."Ayar-gula. Syrup, " sugar water."Ayar-itam. Name of a place and riveron the western side of Sumatra," black water."Ayar-kasaktifin. Water for taking anoath by ; literally, " water of potencyor supernatural power."Ayar-laut. Sea-water.Ayar-liyor. Saliva, drivel.Ayar-madu. Fluid honey, clarified honey;" honey water."Ayar-mas. Gilding; "gold water."Ayiie. Alas !Ayugya (s). Name of the kingdom ofRama; v. Yugya.Ayugyakarta (s). Name of a town inJava ; v. Yugyakarta.Ayun. To swing, to reel, to rock ; v.Yun.Ayun-ayunan. A swing ; a child's cradle;V. Yun-yunan.Ayunkan. To swing, to rock, to causeto swing or rock.Ayut-ayutau. A concubine.Azin-izin (a). Leave, permission, licence;dismissal ; v. Izin, Idin, Ijin.

ALA—AMP [12] Amp—AsTAla. Towards, pointing to, in a direc-^ tion to.Anto approach.^to bring near to.Alai. idiomatic term used in the Ampirkan, r. Ampiri.counting of certain objects which are Ampu (jAv). A blacksmith.tliin and tenuous, or long and slender, Ampus. To wipe out, to efface, to exasa leaf, a sheet, a feather, a hair, &c.^ punge, to blot out ; v. Apus.V. Lai. The original meaning of the Auiput. To beat, to knock against ; to^ word has not been traced.copulate.Alai-balai. Neglectful, careless.Aucliok (bat). To stab, to pierce.Alang (j. ulang). The fishing eagle, An dab. To eavesdrop, to listen clandes-Fulco 'pondicerianus.Alba. Name of an aromatic seed.Aleja (t). Name of a kind of stripedsilk cloth ; v. Leja.Ama. Mother ; dam ; v. Ama and Ma.Ama. A weavel.Amas (j). Gold ; v. Amas and Mas.Amba. A slave ; a servant ; the pei--sonal pronoun of the fii-st person,addressing a superior.Amba-mu. A personal pronoun of thefirst person, addressing a superior;literally, " your slave, your servant."Amba-tuwan. A personal pronoun of thefirst person ; literally, " loi-d or master'sservant, or slave."Ambalang. To tumble, to fall downtumbling.Ambalu (j). Lac ; v. Ambalu.Ambat. To pursue, to chase.Ambat. To obstruct, to thwart.Ambat. To beat, to strike, to thrash.Ambok (j). Mother ; lady, mistress.Ambor. Shed, strewn, scattered.Amboran. Shedding, strewing, scattering.Amborkan. To shed, to strew, to scatter.Ambun (j). Dew; v. Bun.Ambus. To blow, to make a current of air.Ambusan. Bellows.Ambusi. To blow, to drive a current of air.Ampa. Hollow, void ; v. Ampa.Am pang. Across, athwart.Ampar. To spread, to be expanded so^ as to cover.Amparan. A covering that spreads outa carpet, a floor mat.Amparkan. To spread out so as to cover.Anipas. Refuse, dregs, dross.Anipas. To writhe, to struggle.Ampas-pulas. To writhe, to struggle.Ampat. Four; v. Ampat.Amp&du. Gall, bile ; the gall-bladder.Ampadu-bruwang. Name of a plant,Brucea sumatrana ; literally, "bear's. gall."Ampas. To dash down, to fling down.Araping. Name of a dish composed ofrice and fried coconut kernel.Ampir. Near, nigh ; well nigh, nearly,almost; to be near, to draw near, toapproach.Ampiran. Nearness, closeness.Auipir-ampir. Very near, very close.Ainpiri. To approach, to come neai- totinely.Andai. Companion, associate, friend,^ comrade.Andak. To desire, to wish; to intend,to mean, to design ; must ; ought,should ; to behove, to be meet, to be. fit.Aniug (j). Limpid, clear, not turbid.Anta (bat). Brackish, somewhat salt.Antam (s). To knock, to strike; to co-^ pulate.Antar. To lie about, to be dispersed.Autar. Sent, despatched ; couvej'ed,transported ; to send, to convey.Autarkan. To send, to despatch; toconvey, to transport ; to escort.Antar-Autai'an. A gift, a present; theobject sent ; a present from the bridegroomto his fatheriu-law.^Anti (j). To cease, to stop; to halt.^ This root, as such, is not in use.Antikan. To stop, to hinder from pro-^ ceeding ; to ai-rcst, to stop.Arimau. The royal tiger; a genericname for the larger animals of the^ feline family ; v. Rimau.Arimau-akar. Name of a small specieaof leopard ; literally, " the climber orBcandent plant tiger."Arimau-balar. Name of a small varietyof the royal tiger; literally, "the^ albino tiger."Arimau-dahan. Name of a small speciesof leopard; literally, "the branch ortwig tiger."Arimau-kumbang. The black leopard ;an occasional variety of the commonleopard ; literally, " the black-beecolouredtiger."Arimau-talap. The common leopard,Felis leopardus. Talap is a " perfume^ box."Arimau-trungkasau. The royal tiger.The sense of the epithet has not beenascertained.Arimau-tunggal. The royal tiger, Felistigris ; literally, the " one or unique^ tiger."AstS-miwa. Specially, especially, parti-^ cularly, above all, chiefly.AstAnji. Incense.

^ADAT (a). Custom, usage; mode,fashion ; rite, ceremony.-4 adat-aadat (a). Traditionary laws, customarylaws.^adatkan. To accustom, to habituate..4adTl (a). Just, equitable, upright;justice..

BAB—BAG [in BAG—BAJBabi-rusa. The hog deer ; literally, " thedeer hog," Bahirusa aJfurus.Babi-tanah. Name of a quadi-uped ; literally," earth hog."yields a material for cordage, Giiemon,Gnetum.Bagus (j). Beautiful, handsome ; excellent,superlative.Babi-utan. The wild or jungle hog, Siis Bah. Flood, inundation.verrucosus and Sus vittacus.Bah. A mattress, a bedding ; v. Boh.Babil. To wrangle, to squabble, to altercateBahage (s). To divide, to share, to por-; wrangle, squabble, altercation. tion ; to give, to bestow ; share, por-Babil (a). Babylon.tion, lot.Babu (j). A nurse. In Javanese, it Bahagean. Division, share, portion, lot.means also " mother," and " model," Bahari. Accomplished, having elegant" original."Bacha (j. wacha). To read, to peruseacquirements.Bahru.A button.writing ; to recite, to chant.Baharu. New, not old ; new, fi-esh, notBacha-dalam-ati. To muse, to meditate ;stale or vapid ; new, recent ; new, inexperiencedliterally, " to read in the heart."Bachaug (j). Name of a species of mango; ; newl}', lately ; then, justthen ; now, presently ; then, soon afterwards.V. Ambachang and Machang.Bachul. Disheartened, dejected, discouraged.Baharu-bahariian. Recently.Bahaiui. To renew, to renovate.Bad (p). The wind.Baharu-ini. Just now, but a momentBadai. Gust, blast of wind.ago.Badai-badai. Name of a small kris or Baharu -sakarang. Recently, lately, a littledagger.while ago, just now.Badak (j. warak). The rhinoceros. Baharu-tadi. A little while ago.Badakgrtjah. The one-horned rhinoceros ;Bahas (bat). To discuss a subject amiliterally, "the elephant rhinoceros," cably.Rhinoceros javanus of Horsfield. Bahasa (s). Language, speech, tongue:Badak-karbau. The two-horned rhinoceroscustom, mode, manner; manners, "; literally, " the buffalo rhino-haviour.ceros," Rhinoceros sumatrensis.Bahasa-bangsawan.Badang. A small sieve for sifting corn. literally, " the languageA politeofdialectthe wellBadra (s). The wind.born."Bad'e (j). Conjecture, guess; futurity. Bahasa-daldm. The court languageBad'ik (j). Name of a small kind of literally, " the language of the palace."kris.Bahasa-jawi. The Malay language; vBad'iya. A spangle.Jawi.Bad'ong (j). Name of a massy kind of Bahasa-kachukan. Jargon, mixed tonguegorget or necklace.Bad-ong. Name of a pi-incii^ality in theisland of Bali.Bad-ud (jAv). A buffoon, a jester.Bagai (s). Kind, sort, class ;part, piece.Bagai. As, like ; as if; than. Not improbablythe same word as the last.Bagai-bagai. Various, diverse, multifa-V. Kachavi.Bahu (s). The shoulder ; name of a Javanese superficial land measure, thefourth part of a Jung, and fixed by theDutch authorities at 71 square clmeters, or 8492 English yards.Baita (jay). A boat, a vessel, a barge, aship.rious.Baja. A plough.Bagai-ini. Thus, in this manner, so Baja. Dung ; manure.literally, "as this;" pronounced bagini.Bagai-itu. In that manner, so literally,Baja (j. waja).AnSteel.Baja. empyrumatic oil, obtained by;"as that;" pronounced bagitu.burning the husk and shell of the coconut,used for staining the teeth black.Bagai-mana. How, in what manner ; as,like; literally, "as how," or "as Bajag (jav). A pii-ate, a corsair.where."Bajan. A bason.Bagas (j). Refreshed, restored, invigorated.Bajang (jav). A dwarf, dwarfish.Bajati (j). Name of a race of Malays,Bagaswonta (jav). Name of a river of called also Sika, and ordng-laut, orJava, in the province of Baglen." men of the sea," a kind of maritimeBagat. Name of a spcies of palm.Bedouins, whose habitual dwellings ai-eBagi. To, unto ; by ; for, on account of. their boats; and hence, from tlieir badBagi-bagi. According to, as, in the same repute,— " a corsair," " a pirate."manner with.A wedge.Ba.ji.Bacni.of a tree, the bark of whichName Bajing (JAv). squirrel, Sciurus.A

fromBAJ—BAL [15] BAL—BALBajing. To warm oneself at a fire.Baju. A coat, a jerkin.Baju-rantai. A coat of mail ; literally," a coat of chains."Bajubali (j. jubah). A vest, a close garment.Bajul (JAv). An alligator.ruwang.Bali (j). To return, to come, or go back.Baka. Scrofula.Bali (J). The island of Bali.Baka. Pedigree, descent.Bali-bad'ong. Name of a principality inBaka (jav). Name of an ancient king of the island of RalLJava who reigned at Brambunan, nowName of a principality inBali-balilijQg.the site of the most remarkable Hinduruins in Java.Bali.Bali-karang-asam. Name of a principalityBakal (j). Rough draught, sketch, outlinein Bali ; literally, " Bali of the; model.tamarind grove," in Javanese.Bakar (j). To burn, to consume by fire Bali-klungkung. Name of a principalityto roast ; to broil.Bakat. Stuffed, completely filled.Bakat. The swell or roll of the sea, withoutwaves.Bakatan. Name of a wild tribe on thenorth-western side of Borneo.Baker. Milk curdled by boiling ; v. Bakar.Bakul (j. wakul). A wicker basket ; ahamper.Eakung (j). Name of a liliaceous plant,Criniun asiaticum.BaAi (a). Residue, remainder ; balance.Bala (s). The people; subjects; soldiers,troops ; an army.Baladewa (s). The father of Krisna andking of Madura.Balagini. Name of a people of the Suluislands, noted as pirates.Balai (s). A hall.Balai-bachara (s). A public building forthe discussion of business ; a courthouse.Balai-bujur. The pi-incipal cabin in aship.Balai-darma. A court-house, a hall forthe administration of justice.Balai-gand-ang. Literally, " hall or chamberof the dnim."Balai-milngad-ap, v. Balai-prlngad-apan.Balai-pangad-apan. A hall of audience,a presence chamber.Balai-ruwang. A hall of audience ;properly,a hall divided by pillars ; v. Ruwangand Balerung.Balaman. Name of a wild tribe ofBorneo.Balang. An ewer, a flask, a bottle.Balang (j). To throw, to fling, to pitch,to cast forward.Balatantra (s). An army, a host.Balam. Name of a species of pigeon.Balam. Name of a tree.Balang.To kick forward with the footthe game of foot-ball.Balar. Albino-white.Balas (j. walas). To answer, to reply, torespond ; to requite, to reward ; to return,to retort, to retaliate ; to avenge ;answer, reply, response; requital, reward;retort, retaliation ; atonement.Balera. A weaver's shuttle.Balerung. A hall of audience ; v. Balai-in Bali.Ba% (a).age.Adolescent, of a marriageableBalik. Behind, not before ; beyond, onthe further side ; over, across ;back,again ; aback ; to turn ; to retuin ; turn,alteration.Balikkan. To return, to send back; toput back ; to return ; to remit ; toturn.Balik-balak. Reversed, turned upsidedown ; overthrown.Balik-kambali. To turn back again,"Balik-mata. Juggle, sleight of hand ;literally, " turn of the eye."Balikria. The reverse, the contrary ; onthe contrary.Balikukup. Name of an island on thesouth-eastern coast of Borneo.Balila (j). Treason.Balilu (jav). Senseless, foolish, doltish.Baling. To toss, to pitch, to fling.Balit (j. bulit). To twist around, totwine round, to entwine.Baliya (s). Young, in the prime of life.Baliyaraja (s). Name of one of the heroesof the Maliabarat.Balor. Tumefaction of the flesh from ablow.Balwarti (for. baluarte). A rampart, afortified wall, fortification.Balu (ben), a widow or widower.Balubur (bat). A granary.Baluh. The frame or barrel of a drum.Baluhan. The howdah or chair saddle ofan elepjhant.Baluk.Baluk.Name of a kind of sailing vessel.A beam, a large piece of timber.Balumbang. The swell or roll of the seaV. Balumbang.Balun. To beat, to thrash, to drub.Balung. The comb of a cock.Balungai. Name of a mountain on thewestern side of Borneo.Balut. To wrap, to envelope.Balutuk (bat). A woodpecker ;theJavanese platuk.

BAM—BAN [16] BAN—BANBam. A knee or crooked timber in shipbuilding.Banjir (j). Inundation, overflow of waters,Banaspati {

BAX—BAR [17] BAR—BAEBangkulon(jAV). 'Westerii region ; countryto the west ; from kulon, " the west."Bangkuwang. Name of a plant, Pachyrrhizmanf/ulalus.Banglor (jav). Northern region, countryto the north ; from lor, "the nox-th."Bango (j). Name of a species of stork,Ciconia capellata ; Tern.Bangsa (s). Race, family, tribe, caste.Bangsal (j). A shed ; an outhouse ; astorehouse ; a workshop ; a porcha covered pas.sage.Bangsat (j). Rogue, knave, vagabond ;a term of abuse.Bangsawan (bangsa). Well-born, noble.Bangsi (s). A musical pipe, a flute.Bangun (j). To arise, to get up ; toawake, to arise from sleep ; image,likeness, shape, form ; a fine for murder.Bangunan. Rise, act of rising ; erection ;edifice, building.Bangun-bangunan. A watch-tower.Bangunna. Upshot, final event.Bangunkan. To cause to arise, to raise ;to erect, to construct ; to rouse, toawake from rest ; to design, to plan,to model.Bangwetan (jav). Eastern region, countryto the east; from wetan, the "east."Baiiak (j). The goose, Amer.Baiiak. Many ; much ; number, multitude;quantity; very, in a greatdegree.Baiiak-kali. Often, many times.Baiiaki. To make many ; to multiply,to increase.Baiiak-banaki. To overpower by numbers; to execute by power of numbersto outnumber.Baiiol (jav). X jester, a droll, a buffoon.Bafiul. Name of a bird.Baiiumas (jav). Name of a central provinceof Java; literally, "the goldenwater."Bariuwangi (jav).Name of the districtof Blambangan, the most easterly provinceof Java; literally, "the sweetscentedwater."Baiiuwati (s). Name of the queen ofSuyudana, in the Mahabarat.Bapa (j). Father ; in Javanese, also," gold."Bapak (j). Father ; v. Bapa.Bara. A live coal.Barah. A boil, an imposthume.Baram. Name of a salient headland onthe north-western coast of Borneo.Barang (j). A thing ; effects, goods ; any,every ; some ; ever, soever ; about,thereabouts, nearly; may, expressingdesire ; ordinary, of common rank.Barang-barang. Goods, effects, chattels ;common, ordinary.Barang-apa. Something ; any thing.Barang-barapa. Some, more or less,more or fewer.Barang-kali (j and s). Sometimes, nowand then ;perhaps, may be.Barang-kamana. Wherever, whithersoever; whither.Barang-keraiia. May, expressing desire.Barang-mpafia (j and s). lu any sortsoever, any how.Barang-sabagaiiia. Any sort, any kindwhatever.Barang-sadapat. Whatever by possibility.sadikit. However little, ever solittle.Barang-sakutika (j and s). In about amoment.Barang-sakuwasa. According to ability.Barang-saorang. Any body, any person.Barang-saparkara (j and s). Anywise.Barang-siapa. Whoever, whosoever.Barang-suwatu. Any one.Barat. The west.Barat-daya. The south-west; perhaps,literally, " the wily west."Barat-laut. The north-west; literally,"the ocean west."Barat-samata-utara. West - north - westliterally, "the west, one eye or pointnorth."Barat-samata-s^latan. West-south-westliterally, " the west, one point south."Barat-tapat. Due west ; literally, " directwest."Baratmajwa (s).Name of a country mentionedin Javanese romance, supposedto be in Hindustan.Bargawastra (s). The weapon of Bimain the Mahabarat.Bari-bari. A dragon-fly.Barida (s).Age, old age.Baring. To recline, to lie down ; to rest,to repose.Baringkan. To put to rest, to put torepose.Baris (j). A line, a streak ; a row, arank, a file ; troops ; the vowel markaof the alphabet.Barisan. A parade, a place where troopsare exercised; the exercise of troops,drill.Barot. To gird, to bind round.Baru-gunung (j. waru-gunung). Name ofa tree, Paritium. simile.Baru-landak (j). Name of a tree, Alelmoschusmutabilis.Baru-laut (j). Name of a tree, the barkof which yields a material for cordage,Paritium tiliaceum.Baru-baru. Name of a bird.Baruna (s). Varuna, the Hindu regent

BAR—BAT [18] BAT—BAWof the sea; called also by the Javanese Batubahara. Name of a Malay state on" the king of fishes."the eastern side of Sumatra.Barung (j. barring). Together, in concert,Batuk. To cough ; cough.at the same time.Batung-batung. Name of a testaceous fish.Barung (j. warung). A booth, a stall, an Batur (jav). A slave; a servant, an attendantopen shop ; a market place; a name ofthe district of Wirasari, in Java. ; a subject.Batur (j. babatur, " ground, floor"). TheBarus (j). Name of a place on the westernside of Sumatra, which gives a dis-Bat-ang (j). A dead body, a carcass.corridor of a house, a gallery.tinctive epithet to the Malayan camphormonBat-ara (s. an avatar, or descent). A com-term for the pi-incipal HinduBasa (s). Language, speech. In Javanese gods; a good king ; v. Ywaug.it means also manner of speaking, andpoliteness, courtesy; v. Bahasa.Basah. Wet, moist, humid.Basahan. Wet, moisture, humidity.Basahkan. To wet, to moisten.Basai. Sallow, sickly pale.Basi. Musty, mouldy, stale.Basuh. To wash, to rinse.Basuhan. Washing, rinsing, cleansing.Basuhan-mandi. Bathing dress.Bata (j). A brick.Batak. The Batak nation of Sumatra.Bataug (j). Explanation, exposition.Batang. The trunk or stem of a treetrunk, main body of any thiug.Batangan. A boom across a river.Batang-id'ung. The bridge of the nose.Batang-lehei". The neck ;literally, " theti'uuk or stem of the throat."Batawi. The city of Batavia, in Java.Batawiya. Batavia; v. Batawi.Batas (j. watas, " a boundai-y "). A causeway,a raised path across a marsh orswamp ; the dikes of an irrigated arableBat-uk (j). The forehead.field.Batil. A bowl, a basin.Bat-uk-kapala (j and s). The head, theBatin. Title of the chiefs of the people entire head; literally, "the foreheadcalled Bajau, or " men of the sea." and the head."*Batin (jav). A secret; a secret thought. Ba^Tl (a). False ; vain, trifling, ineffectual,Batoh (jav). a gambler.futile.Batu (j. watu). A stone ; a rock ; a word Ba^Tlkan. To make vain, to render ineftbctual.used in counting certain objects.Batu-asahan. A whetstone, a hone ; literally,BaJTn (a). Hidden, occult, secret." sharpening stone."Bau (j. ambu). Smell, scent, odour.Batu-brani. The loadstone, the magnet Bau-bauan. Odours, perfumes.literally, " bold stone."Bawa (j. gawa). To bear, to carry, toBatu-duga. The plummet; the soundingconvey ; to bring, to fetch.lead.Bawa-d'iri. To take oneself off; to es-Batu-jUmala. A term of endearment; cape, to save oneself.literally, "jewel of the head."Bawa-Iari. To run away.Batu-karang (j). A coral rock.Batu-kapala. The head ; literally, " stoneor gem of the head," a term of respectand endearment.Batu-kisar. A millstone ; literally, " turningor revolving stone."Batu-lada. Gravel ; literally, " pepperstones."Batu-mata. The crystalline lens of theeye.Biitu-uji.The touchstone.Bat'ara-durga. The goddess Durga, spouseand energy of Siwa.Bat'ara-gangga (s). The deity of theGanges.Bat-ara-guru (s). Name of the chief godof the islandei's during the existenceof Hinduism;literally, " the spiritualteacher god ; " probably Vishnu.Bat-ara-kala (s). The goddess Kala, ortime ; v. Durga.Bat'ara-tri (s). Name of a Hindu deity,according to the Malays and Javanese,but most probably the Hindu triad,Brama, Siwa, and Vishnu.Batara-yama (s). Yama, the Hindu godof death.Bat-i (j). Profit, gain.Bat'ik (J. to paint, to delineate). Nameof the party-coloured cotton fabrics ofJava, the process of executing whichis by a kind of painting.Batil (jAv). Name of a river of Javarunning through the province of Pranaraga.Bawa-mari. To bring.Bawa-pargi. To take away.Bawah (j. subordinate, dependent). Below,beneath ; under ; down.Bawah-angin. East; leeward; literally," below the wind."Bawal. A generic name for a family offishes, called by Europeans the pomfret.Bawal-chArmin. Name of a fish ; literally,the " mirror pomfret."

BAW—BAT [19] BAY—BAdBawal-itam. The black pomfret.Bawal-kadiwas. Name of a pomfret.Bawal-putih. The white pomfret, themost delicate of all Indian fishes.Bawaii. A playfellow, a playmate.Bawang (j). A common name for plantsof the onion family, Allium.Bawang-china. The common onion ; literally,"the Chinese onion," Alliumcepa.Bawang-kuchi. Name of a variety ofonion ; literally, " the onion of Cochin."Bawang-merah. The common onion ; v.Bawang-china.Bawang-putih. Garlick ; literally, " thewhite onion," Allium sativum.Bawang-timur. Tlie shallot, Allium ascalonicum; literally, " the onion ofTimur," or " of the East."Bawar. Name of a fish.Bawasir (a) Piles, hemorrhoids.Bawat (jAv). Name of a small umbrella,one of the badges of the bopati, orhighest rank of Javanese nobiUty.Bawat. To depend, to incline, to hangdown.Bawatan. The ropes called braces in aship's rigging.Bawur (j). Mixed, mingled, blended.Bawurkan. To mix, to mingle, to blend.Baya (s). Danger, peril, hazard; v. Bahaya.Baya (j. kaya). Like, equalBaya-baya. Similar, veiy like.Bayan. A parrot, Psittacus asbeckii.Bayan. Relation, narrative.Bayankan. To relate, to naiTate.Bayang (j. wayang). A shade, a shadowa phantom, an apparition.Bayaug. Name of a fish.Bayang. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Samati"a.Bayar (j. to answer, to reply). To pay,to defray ; to disburse.Bayaran. Payment, disbui"sement.Bayat. To sow rice in a nursery fortransplanting.Bayam. A common name for the genusAmaranth.Bayam-batul. The " true amaranth," orculinary amaranth, Amaranthus oh-Bayik. Good ;proper, fit, convenientlucky, fortunate, auspicious as to timewell, suitably ; whether ; oi*.Bayik-bayik. Very well; exactly, justly.Bayiki. To mend, to i-epair ; to better,to improve.Bayiklah. It is well ; it were well.Bayik-paras. Handsome, beautiful, wellfeatured; beauty.Bayik-suwara. Sweet-voiced, melodious.Bayu (s). The wind ;gust, blast of wind.Bayuh (j. wayuh). Polygamy, pluralityof ^vives.Bayuk. The beard.Bayung. To howl.Bayuputra (s). A name of Bima, in theMahabarat.Babaka. To copulate as quadrupeds ortread as birds.Babal. Ignorant, untaught; inexp3rienced,raw; simple, silly; doltish,stupid, stolid.Babalan. Ignorance ; folly, foolishness.Babaran. Difficulty, trouble.Babaran. Name of a fish.Babari. Name of a grub infesting fruit.Babaru. Name of a fish.Babatur (jav). Groimd, floor ; foundation.Babad (j). To wrap round, to gird ; asash, a girdle, a waistband ; v. Babat.Baban. Bundle, pack ; load.Babangkas. To sneeze.Babarapa (apa). Much ; many ; some,several ; as many as, as much as.Babat, v. Babad.BabereL Name of a species of goatsucker,Caprimulgus.Babiri (s). A sheep ; v. Biri.Babungan (j. wuwung). The ridge of ahouse-roof; the roof itself; v. Bumbung,Bubungan.Bdchak. Stagnant rain water, a pool ofstagnant rain water.Bachan. The island called in our mapsBatchian, near Gillolo, in the Moluccasea.Bachana. A cistern.Bachara (s). Consultation, deliberation,discussion, conference ; to consult, todeliberate, to discuss, to confer; counsel,advice ; opinion, judgment, notionraceus.Bayam-duri. The "thorny amaranth,"talk, discourse, conversation ; to talk,to discourse, to converse ; speech, languageA maranthiis spinosus.; to say, to speak ; cause, suit.Bayam-merah. The "red amaranth," Bacharakan. To advise, to counsel.A maranthus tricolor.Baydm-mouat. The " monkey amaranth,"Badai.Badai.To level plouglied land.To hit, to strike ; to snap.A maranthus prostratus.Badan, badan (a). The body, person;Bayam-sayur. The culinary amaranth ;the trunk.literally, "the pot-herb amaranth." Badawi (a). A Beduin ; a robber, a freebooter; rude, boorish.Bayan. A waiting-maid, a handmaid.Bayi (jav). A child, an infant.Badat (a). Heresy, schism ; innovation.

Ad—bAk [20] BAK—BALBddis (bat). Pot-bellied, swag-bellied. Bilkar. Milk curdled by boiling; v.Bad-ak (j. wad'ak). A cosmetic powder. Baker.Bad'il (j). Any missile weapon ; firearms; to shoot, to discharge fire-arms Bakas. A box, a vessel ;Bakar (a). A virgin.probably fromor other missiles.the English "box."Bad-ilkan. To cannonade, to fire at with Biikat. Stuffed, much filled.cannon or fire-ai-ms.Bakcha (t). A bag or scrip.BAd'ug (j). A kind of drum used to beat Bfikisar (jav). Name of a hybrid betweenthe watches ; a watch or division of the common poultry and a species oftime of about three hours.Gallus, kept by the Javanese in theirBad-ung. To swaddle, to swathe.poultry -yards for its beauty.Bad-uwan (j. bad'aya). A public dancer Bakti (s). Homage, obeisance ; duty, service; homage, reverence ; a gift ; aand singer.Bdd'uwand'a. A pursuivant, a royal messenger.Baku. Solid, not liquid, not fluid, con-bribe.Bagawan. A sage ; a king that abdicates gealed, coagulated.his throne.Bal (j). Name of a mountain in the districtof Pranaraga, in Java.Bdganda. Highness, majesty, a commonterm applied to royal personages. Bala. To help, to aid ; help, aid.Bag-dad (a). The city of Bagdad.Bagir (a). Besides, except, unless.Bahan. A chip.Bahana. Noise, sound ; voice ; echo.Bahar (p). The bahar, a Persian weight,usually computed at 450 pounds avoirdupois.BAhara. Firm, steady, stable ; ballastedintrepid, fearless.Bahari (p). Vernal, belonging to thespring.Bahawa. Now, lo, behold .'—commonlyemployed as a particle of connexion,beginning a paragraph.Bahaya (s). Danger, risk, hazard,' perilV. Baya.Bahina. Force, power.Bdhor. A shoal or bank in a river.Baharai, bahari (p). Prudent, discreet,judicious; ingenious.Bahurma. Honourable, entitled to respect; most probably a corruption ofthe Arabic compound bahiirmat.Bala (a). Calamity, misfortune, evil.Balabas. Name of a kmd of silk fabric.Balabat. A foil, a wooden sword.Balacliau. Name of a condiment in extensiveuse, made of pounded prawnsand other small fish pickled ; the trasiof the Javanese.Balah (j). To slit, to cleave, to rend ; tohew iu two; split, cleft, rent; part,portion ; side, quarter ; v. Blah.Balah-balah. Split or cleft throughout,entirelv split.Balai. To dally, to fondle.Balajar (ajar). To learn, to take instruction;V. Barajar.Balak. Veined or mottled as the grainof some woods.Balaka. All, the whole.Balakang.Back, hinder part of the bodyback, rear ; behind. It is most frequentlycombined with the prepositionsdi, ka, dari, and pada, when usedstated rate; wages, pay, hire; maintenance,support, sustenance ; to ex-ae a preposition or adverb.Bajak (bat). To knead.Balalai (j. talale). The trunk or proboscisof an elephant.Ba,janah. A vase, a basin.Bakal. Stores, supplies, provisions. Balalak (j. talalak). A film or blemishBakalan, v. Bakal.on the eye.Bakas (j). Mark, stamp, impression; Balalaug (j. walang). A grasshopper; amark, token ; sign, signal ; trace, track locust ; a cricket.remains, relics.Balalang. Name of a fish.Bakas-kaki. Footmark, footstep, foottrack.Balanak. Name of a species of mullet.Balanda. Dutch, belonging to Holland.Bakas-tangan. Signature; a gift, a present.Balanja (j. blonja). Expense, cost, charge,expenditure, disbursement ; allowance,Bakas-tuboh. A gift, a friendly token.Bahasan. Mark, impression ; footsteptrace, track.pend, to disburse.Bakak. To engender as cattle or fowls. BAlanjakan. To expend, to disburse.Bakal (jav). A Javanese title of inferior Balantek. A kind of springe or trap forgrade, commonly given to the headmenof villages in the central districtsthe tiger and other large animals; v.Blantek.of Java.Balang (p). Pied, piebald, spotted.B^kAm. Indentation in the flesh from Balanga. A pot or pan.compression; dent.Balanggu (t). Fetters, shackles.

BAL— BAL [21 ]BAL— BANBalangkas. Name of a species of crab.Balas (j. wdlas). An aflfix to the digits,expressing the numbers from elevento nineteen inclusive.Balas (j. walas). Grief, sorrow, affliction ;pity, compassion; tenderness, affection.Balat. A small kind of fishing weir ; thecane or bamboo lattice of a balcony.Balatik (j. galatik). Name of a bird, aspecies of finch usually called by usthe Java sparrow, Fringilla oryzivora.Billatuk (j. platuk). The woodpecker ;V. Platuk.Balatuk-batu. Picus tristis, Horsfield.B^latuk-bawang. Pic^ Bengalensis.Balatuk-lalat. Picus analis.Balabat. A foil, a wooden sword.Balag^daba (jav). Name of an imaginedlake of hot mud in the infernal regions.Balambang. A bundle, a truss.Balambang. A board or plank madefrom a palm-tree.Bahlmbangan. Name of an island on thenorth coast of Borneo.BcllAutara. A widerness.Ealanggvi (t). Fetters, shackles ; v. Balangu.Balduwa (POR. veludo). Velvet.Bfile. A kind of fish weir or trap.Baleleng. Name of a principality of theisland of Bali.Bali. To buy, to piirchase ; v. Bli.Bali, bala (a). Certainly, surely yes.Balibis (j. maliwis).;Name of a speciesof teal, Dendrocygna arcuata, Cuv.Balikat (j. walikat). The scapula, theshoulder-blade.Bahku. Winding, circuitous, tortuous.Balimbing (j). A generic name for theaven-hoa or carambola fruit.Balimbing-basi. A verrh oa-balimbi.Balimbing-manis. Averrhoa carambola.Balirang (j. walirang). Sulphur, brimstone.Balisah. Sorrowful, afflicted, grieved;sorrow, gi-ief, affliction.Balit (j. bulit). To gird, to wind around,to entwist; to wind, to have a flexuouscourse ; a band, a bandage, a fillet.Baliya. Youthful, in the prime of life.Baliyung. A kind of axe or cleaver.Baliyung. Name of a tree.Balor. Flesh dried in the sun, the jerkedbeef of commerce.Balubur (bat). A granary.Baluk. Name of a kind of boat or barge.Balukar. Coppice, underwood.Balulang (j. walulang). A hide, skin, pelt.Balum. Not yet.Baium-lagi. Not as yet.Balumpai. Not yet, never; v. Balump§,rna.-parnah.Never, at no time.Balum-sakali. By no means; literally," not yet once."Balum-sakarang. Not even now.Balumbang (bat). The swell of the sea.Balungkar. Name of a fish.Balur (p). Crystal.Balut. To wi-ap, to envelope.Balut (j. walut). An eel.Bambaran. Name of a kind of litter orsedan.Bamban.Name of a tree.Bambe (hin). Bombay.Bana (j). Inundation, flood, deluge.Bana (s). The bore or tidal wave, probablythe same word as the last.Banak. Dull, not quick of comprehension.Banak. Marrow; brain.Banam. To drive, as a nail with thehammer.Banau (t). A washer, a fuller.Bilnang (j). Thread, yarn.Banang. The name of a plant, Justiciapurpurea.Banang-raja. A rainbow.Banara. A washer, a bleacher ; v. Binara.Banasa (s). To destroy, to ruin ; to laywaste ; to spoil, to make useless ; ruin,destruction.Banasa-ati. To affect the heart, to meltthe heart; literally, "to ruin theheart."Banasakan ; v. tr. To ruin, to destroy.Banatang. A beast, an animal.Banawi (jav). A great river, as distinguishedfrom an ordinary river, orbrook ; name of a particular river inthe centre of Java, and the largest inthe island.Banam (j). To roast in the embers orashes.Banam (j). To sink, to founder.Banar (j). Straight, direct ; true, veritable; exact, correct, accurate ; just,upright.Banar-banar. Truly, faithfully.Banarkan. To adjust, to make accurate ;to correct ; to approve, to like, to bepleased with.Banarlah. Truly, with truth.Banchah. To knead.Banchana (s). Injuiy, evil, mischief,harm ;pernicious, mischievous.Banchi. To hate, to detest ; hate, hatredgrudge, malice.Banchat (j. banjut). Intumescence of theflesh from a blow without wound.Bandalu. Name of a bird.Bandan. Arable or cultivated land ; acultivated field.Bandarang (bu). A party-coloured staffor lance borne in state before chiefs ofrank.

BAN—BAN [22] BAN—BARBandar, bandar (p). A sea-port, an emporium.Bilngkiiulu. Bencoolen, on the west coastof Sumatra.Bandarsah, madrasah (a). A private chapelBangkawan. A kind of lath used inor mosque, but prof)erly an academyor college.thatching, and to which the palmettoleaves are attached.BAudu (j). Anger, passion ; angry, wroth. Bilngkeng. Wicked, vicious.Bandu (s). Friend, companion, associate. Bangkit. To arise, to get up ; to arise,Bandung (j). To dam, to stem water by to mount, to ascend ; v. Bangkit.a dike or bank.Bangkitkan. To raise, to lift.BAndungan. A dam, a dike to stop water. Bangkowang (j). Name of a species ofBand 'a (j. bond'a). Property, goods, farinaceous root.effects ; wealth, riches, treasure. Bdngkudu. Name of a tree, the roots ofBand-ara (s). Treasurer; title of the first which are used as a dye, MoHndaminister in some of the Malay states. citrifolia.Band-;iari (s). A steward; a treasurer; Bangkudu-badak. Name of a tree, Fagreaa storekeeper ; a treasury.morindcefoUa.Bilud-e (j). Name of a small kind of gong. Bflngkudu-utan ; v. Fagrea morindcefoUa.Baniaga. To trade, to traffic ; v. Barniaga. Bangkung. A girdle, a waistband.Bdnih. Seed of plants or animals. Bangkungkung. Name of a fish.Baniug (J. auing). Clear, limijid, pellucid, Bilparmata (parmata). Jewelled, ornamentedtransparent.with jewels.Baningkan. To clear, to clarify.Bar. An inseparable prefixed particleBdntak. An idiomatic word used in the usually the sign of the neuter or intransitiveenumeration of certain objects, asverb.rings and the like.Baraba (raba). To grope.Bantara. Title of a class of state officers, Baraba-raba. To gi-ope frequently, to gowho act as heralds or marshals ; v. on groping.Abantara.Baradu (adu). To rest, to repose ; to sleep.Bantigas. The arc of a trap or gin, consistingBarad-ang. To lie in M'ait, to lie inof a bow and arrow.ambusii.Bantil. A pimple.Barad-ap (ad'ap). To appear before, beBantur (sun). To collide, to knockagainst.Bantus (j). To hit or strike against anobject.Bant'ang (j. pant'ang). To stretch out, toexpand ; to stretch on a cross, tocrucify.Banudam. Affection, fondness.BAnuwa. A land, a country, a region.Banuwang.Banyan (s).Name of a species of deer.A scrip, a little bag for provisions.B4nyan (s). A ti-ader, a shopkeeper.Bangai. The ear-ache ; v. Bangal.Bangal. The ear-ache ; v. Bangai.Bengal. To be stunned, made senselessby a blow.Bdngang. The venereal disease, Zucsvenerea,Bangawan (jav). Name of a river inJava ; any great river ; v. Ba.nawi.Banggala (s). Bengal.BAngis. Choleric, irascible, passionateciniel, hard, rigorous.Bangka. The island of Banca.Bangkak. Swollen ; tumid, puffedhumped, gibbous.Bangkalis. The island called Bancalis,on the north-east coast of Sumatra.Bdngkang. Contradiction, verbal opposition.Bangkara (s).Name of a kind of prawn.in the presence of.Barad'apan Being in the presence of,being confronted with.Baragama (agama). To have a religion,or faith.Barajar (ajar). To learn, to take instruction.Barahla (j). An image, an idol ; v.Brahla.Baralah (alah). To be conquered, to beovercome.Baralahan. Being conquered, being overcome.Baralun (alun). To rise in waves, toundulate.Baramai (ramai). To be merry, to makemerry.Baramuk (amuk). To run a-muck.Baramuk-amukan. To run a-muck reciprocallyand continuously.Baranak (auak). To bear a chihl ; tobring forth any offspring; to havechildren, to be a parent.Barand-a (por. varanda). A balcony, anopen gallery.Barani (j. wani). To dare ; v. Brani.Barantara (antaraV To have an intervalor space between ; to intervene, tocome between.Barangan. Name of a tree.Barangan (j. warangan). Orpimcnt, j'ellowsulphuret of arsenic.

BAR—BAR [23] BAR—BARBarangan-putih. White oxyde of arsenic.Baranggap (anggap), v. AnggAp.Baranggap-anggap, v. Anggap.Barangkat (angkat). To arise, to get up ;to depart ; to set out on a voyage orjourney; to march as an army; toproceed on an expedition.Barapa (apa). How much or how many;much, many ; some.Bdrapat (rapat). To be close, to be near ;to be compact, to be clostdy connected.Barapit (apit). To be flanked, to beplaced between two bodies ; to bepressed or squeezed between twobodies.Bararak (arak). To go in procession.Barband-a (banda). To be rich, to beopulent ; rich, opulent.Barbar (a). Barbaiy in northern Africa.Barasa (rasa). To feel, to perceive ; to Barbari. Belonging to Barbary.be sensible, to be conscious.Barbasar (basar). To be great ; to swell,Barasap (asap). To smoke, to emit exhalation.to be elated.Barasal (a«al). To be well-born, to be ofBarbasar-ati.Birbasarkan.Elated, arrogant.To enlarge.good birth.Barati (ati). To be affected, to be touchedin the feelings.Barbasarkan-d'iri. To swell or raise one-Baratur (atur). To be arranged, to be inoi-der.Baraturkan. To arrange, to put in order.B^ratus (ratus). To be by himdreds;by hundreds.Baraura (aura). To be negligent, to beremiss.Barawan (rawftn). To be ravished, tobe delighted.Baramba (amba). To be a slave or servant; to serve, to attend on a master.Barambakan. To serve another; to dohomage to.Bar^mbat-ambatan (ambat). Pursuingand pursued ;pursuing continuously.Bilramboran (ambor). Being strewn orscattered.Bilrambus (^mbus). To blow, to make acuiTent of air.Bilrampir (ampir). To be near; to bebordering on.Barampiran. Being nigh, being borderingon.Barantar (antar). To be sent, to betransported.Barantarkan. To send, to transport ; todispatch.Baranti (anti). To stop, to cease; tostop, to halt ; to rest, to be quiet ; toremain, to dwell, to reside.Bar&ntikan. To stop, to arrest; tohinder.Baramal («mal). To labour, to do work.Barbagai (bagai). To be like, to beequal.Barbahagai (bahagai). To be divided, tobe shared, to be apportioned.Barbahagiya (bahagiya). To be fortunate,to be lucky ; lucky, fortunate, happy.Biirbahana (bahana). To sound, to emita noise ; to speak, to utter words.Barbanjar (banjar). To be in rows, tobe in ranks.Barbantal (bantal). To be cushioned orpillowed.Barbantalkan. To cushion, to supportwith pillows.Barbangsa (bangsa). To be noble, to beof noble birth; noble, well-born, ofnoble birth.Barbakti (bakti). To serve, to performa duty to a superior.self to ai-rogance.Bdrb4tis (bcltis). To lie in a position tohave one's legs close to each other.Barbatulan (Isatul). Being right, beingstraight, being in a direct line.Barbatulkan. To put straight, to rectify,to put right.Barbeda (beda). To differ, to be distinctfrom, to be separate.Barbini (bini). To have a wife, to bewived.Barbudi (budi). To be ^vise ; to be discreet;wise, discreet, prudent.Barbuhi (buhi). To froth.Barbunga (bunga). To flower, to bloom,to blow, to blossom ; flowering, blossoming.B.arbungkus (bungkus). To be enveloped,to be wrapped up.Barbungkuskan. To envelop, to wrapup.Birbuta (buta). To be blind ; blind.Barbutakan. To blind, to make blindto blind, to hoodwink.Barbuwah (buwah). To bear fruit ; to bein fruit.Barchap (chap). To be sealed; to bestamped.Barchapkan. To seal ; to stamp, to mark.Barchat (chat). To be painted, to beimbued with paint.Barchala (chala). To be blemished ; blemished; blameable, reprehensible.Barcharai (charai). To be separated, tobe parted ; to be divorced ; separated,parted; divorced.Barchidra (chidra). To disagree, to beat variance ; disagreeing.Barchinta (chinta). To be anxious, to besolicitous ; anxious, solicitous.Bardagang (dagang). To trade, to traffic.

BAR—BAR [24 ]BAR—BARBirdamai (damai). To rest, to be quiet BArkibaran. Fluttering, vibrating.to be at peace.Barkuda (kuda). To horse, to ride on aB^rdamaikan. To still, to quiet ; to horse ; to be on horseback ; to own apacify.horse or horses.Bardampar (dampar). To be stranded, Bilrkumpil (kumpil). To be alongside of.to be cast ashore ; stranded, cast Barkumpul (kumpul). To be heaped, toashore.Bardamparan. Being stranded.be accumulated ; to assemble, to meettogether.Bardamping (damping). To be near, to BS-rkuwasa (kuwasa). To be endowedbe nigh ; to be nearly related by consanguinity.with power.Barkuwasiian. Being endowed withBdrdiiulu (daulu). To be first, to be power.foremost.Barlabuh (labuh). To be let drop or fallBardaya (daya). To be cheated, to bedeceived, to be defrauded.BArdabar (dabar). To palpitate, to beatat the heart.Bdrdawa (dawa). To litigate, to carry ona law suit.Bardesa (desa). To have laud, to beendowed with land.Barjaga (jaga). To watch ; to feast, torevel.Barjangkit (jangkit). To spread as fireor infectious disease.Barjangkitan. Sjireading like fire or infectiousdisease.Barjanaka (janaka). To sport, to frolic ;to jest.Barjantra (jantra). To revolve as thewheels of a machine.B4rjauhan (jauh). Being far, being distant,being remote.Barjaya (jaya). To be victorious.Bdrjinakan (jinak). To tame; to domesticate; to break in.B4rjod'o (jod'o). To be matched ; to bepaired.Barjod'okan. To match ; to put in pairs.Barkiiandak (kaandak). To be desirous,to be wishing, to be longing.Barkawal (kawal). To keep guard, towatch.Barkawan (kawan). To be in troops orflocks ; to associate.B&rkakal (kakal). To be firm, to beto anchor, to cast auchor.Barlaki (laki). To wed a husband ; tohave a husband.Barlakikan. To take a husband ; to wedto a husband.Barlaku (laku). To proceed, to go on ;to pass, to be current.B;'irlambat (lambat). To delay, to dally.Barlambatan. Delaj'ing, dallying.Barlar'ian (lari). Running away, fleeing,fleeing in disorder.Barlarikau. To run away with, to carryofi'.Barlayar (layar). To sail, to pass bywater.Barlayin (layin). To differ, to vary; tobe estranged.Barlabih (labih). To be more, to increase.Barlabihan. Increasing, multiplying, augmenting.Barlabihkan. To augment, to multiply.Barlalah (lalah). To be listless, to befatigued.Barlangkap (langkAp). To be full, to becomplete ; to be ready, to be pi'epared.B^rlangung (laugung). To be sad, to bepensive, to be thoughtful.Barlindung (lindung). To be shaded ; tobe sheltered; to be hidden or concealed; to be shielded or protectedto take refuge.Barlindungan. Being shaded ; beingsheltered ; being protected.steadfast.Barlindungkan. To shade ; to shelter ; toBdrkakalan. Firm, steadfast ; eternal. protect.Barkalahi (kalahi). To fight, to contest Barlipur (lipur). To be soothed, to beto quarrel, to wrangle, to brawl.comforted, to be consoled.Barkalat (kdlat). Being corded, being Barlipurkan. To soothe, to comfort, totied with a cord.console.Bilrkambang (kambang). To blow, to Barlompat (lompat). To jump, to leap,bloom ; to expand, to spread out.to spring, to bound ; to skip ; to hop.Barkambangau. Blowing, blossoming Barlompatau. Jumping, leaping, bounding.expanding, spreading out.Barkambar (kambar). To be matched. Barlompatkan. To cause to leap, jump,BArkambari. To match, to suit.or bound.Barkdn&n. To like, to approve.Barluda (luda). To spit, to emit saliva.Barkas. A fagot ; a bundle.Barlumut (lumut). To be covered withBark8,skS,n. To fagot ; to bimdle.moss.Barkat (a), A blessing.Barluroh (lurch). To fall, to drop, toB/lrkibar (kibar). To flutter, to vibrate. shed.

BAR—BAR [25] BAR—BARBarlurohan. Falling, dropping, shedding. Barpanjangk4n. To lengthen, to makeBai-ma. The country of the Bii-mese; long.belonging to the country of the Birmese.repeat pantuns or enigmas.Barpantun (pantun). To compose orBarmalam (malam). To pass the night Barpatut (patut). To fit, to be suitable ;at a particular place ;benighted, overtakenby night.Barpatutan. Fitting, suitable, becoming.to be becoming.Barmalu (malu). To be ashamed ; to Barpayung (payung). Furnished with anbe bashful ; to be modest ; ashamed umbrella ; shaded by an umbrellabashful ; modest.entitled to use an umbrella.Barmara (mara). Calamitous, disastrous. Barpalantiug (palantiug). To be lyingBarmas (mas). Golden ; imbued with scattered about.gold; gilt.Barpaluh (paluh). To sweat, to perspire.Bdrmasuk-masukdn. To enter or go infrequently.Barpasan (pasan). To be charged, to beBarmayin (mayin). To play, to sport; commissioned.to frolick ; to play, to gamble.Barpasankan. To charge, to commission.Barmayin-mayiuan. Playing or sporting Bilrpatamh (patai-uh). To be deposited,continuously.to be staked ; to be given in charge.Bdrmega (mega). To be cloudy ; cloudy, Barpataruhan. Depositing, staking ;overcast with clouds.giving in charge.BaiTQohun (mohun). To ask leave, to ask Bilrpintu (pintu). To be furnished witha door or gate ; to be closed by a dooror gate.Barprang (prang). To war, to carry onwar ; to engage, to give battle ; tofight, to combat.permission ; to take leave at parting.Barmuka (muka). To be in face of, to bein front of.Barmukah (mukah). To commit fornicationor adultery.Barnama (nama). To be named, to becalled ; to be titled, to be indued witha title ; to be renowned, to be famous.Barnamakan. To name, to call ; to bestowa title.life.Barombai (ombai). To be fringed, to betasseled ; fringed, tasseled.Bdrombak (ombak). To rise in waves,or billows ; to undulate.Baroti. The rafters of a house.Barpad'an (pad 'an). To match, to suit, totally.Barpagdr (pagar). To be railed or fenced;railed, fenced.Barpakai (pakai). To be clothed ;to bedressed ; to be invested.Barpakaikan. To clothe ; to dress ; toinvest.Barpakaan. Being clothed; being dressedbeing invested.Birpanchar (panchar). To spout, to gush,to stream out.B3,rpanchai'an. Gushing, spouting.B^rpanchur : v. Barpanchai-.Barpanchuran; v. Barpancharan.Barpanjang (panjang). To be long, to beextended lengthwise.Barpanjaugan. Lengthening out, extendingin length.Barprau (prau). To travel by boat orship ; having a boat or ship.Barpri (pri). To be stated, to be representedcircumstantially.Barprikan. To state, to circumstantiate.Barnang. To swim, to pass through the Barpukas (pukas). To express wishes.water as an animal by swimming. Barpuluh (puluh). To exist by tens;Bamiyaga (s). To trade, to traflBc.by tens.Barniyagiian. Trade, traffic.Biirpusing (pusiug). To revolve, to turnBarnaiii (nani). To sing, to chant.round.Barnawa (iiawa). To be alive, to have Barpusing-pusing. To revolve frequentlj'.Barputih (putih). To be white ; to be inthe germ as fruit on the tree.Barputra (putra). To bear a son ; tobear childi-en ; to have children, to bea parent.Barputus (putus). To break ; to snap ;to be ended, to be terminated, to beconcluded ; to be decided ; to be adjudged.Barputusan. Being broken ; being interrupted.Barputusk9,n. To break ; to snap ; toterminate ; to decide ; to adjudge.Barsa (sa). To be one ; to be united.Barsalah (salah). To be wrong, to err;to mistake ; to be guilty ; to differ, todisagree with.Bdrsalin (salin). To change, to bechanged ; to be transfen-ed ; to betranslated ; to be delivered of a child.Barsama (sama). To be equal, to bealike ; to go together.Bdrsama-sama. To be together.Barsama-samJian. Putting in comparisonwith, equalling to.

BAR—BAR [26] BAR—BARBdrsatru (satm). To have an enemy, tobe in enmitj' wdth ; inimical, hostile.Barsiiutan (siiut). Responsive, corresponding.Barsakar (sakar). To be flowered; tohave a flowered pattern.Barsaksi (saksi). To bear witness, totestify.Barsambuiii (sarabiiiii). To be hidden,to be concealed; to be secret, to beclandestine.Barsdmbunikan. To hide, to conceal ; tomake secret.Barsaudi (sandi). To be jointed, to bearticulated.Barsandir (sdndir). To rally, to flout, tojeer.Bars4njata (silnjata). To be armed.Barsapit (sapit). To have claws as acrab ; to be pronged ; to fork.Bdrsai-ta (sarta). To be along with; toaccompany.Barsigra (sigra). To speed, to haste.Barsik (j). Clean, pure.Bai-sikan. To cleanse to purify.Barsikut (sikut).;To be pinioned, to havethe arms bound to the side.Barsimpul (simpul). To be knotted, tobe tied in a knot.Birsin. A cold, a catarrh, a rheum.Barsinar (sinar). To beam, to shine.Barsri (sri). To be brilliant, to beresplendent.Barsri-sri. To be very brilliant.Barsru (sru). To call aloud, to bawl, toshout.Bdrsru-sru. To call aloud fi-equently.Bdrsrukan. To proclaim aloud.BArsuka (suka). To rejoice, to be glad,to exult.Barsukakan. To rejoice, to gladden.Bilrsuka-sukiian. Rejoicing, making glad.Barsumpa (sumpa). To swear; to takean oath ; to be under an imjjrecationor malediction.Barsumpakan. To swear, to administeran oath ; to imprecate.Barsunting (suntiug). To wear an ornamentof flowers behind the cars.Barsungguh (sungguh). To be true.Bdrsungguh-simgguh. Truly, faithfully;justly, exactly.Barsungul (sungul). To murmur, togrumble.Barsungulk.ln. To murmur at.Barsungut (sungut). To be mustachioed.B3,rsurak (surak). To shout.Barsuruh (auruh). To be ordered, to boenjoined.Barausah (susah). To be troubled, tobe uneasy ; to bo grieved.Barsusu (susu). To yield milk.Barsusim (susun). To be in rows orlayers ; to be stratified ; to be doubleas some cultivated plants.Bilrsusup (susup). To be thrust between,to be interposed.Barsuwaka (suwaka). To be under theprotection of another, to be in a stateof clientship.BArsuwami (suwami). To have a lord ormaster ; to have a husband.BarsuwamikAn. To wed to a husband.Barsuwara (suwara). To emit a soundto speak, to utter words.Barsuwatu (suwatu). To be one ; to bounited.Bartah-bruwang. Name of a plant.Rartagar (tagar). To thunder.Bartambah (tambah). To increase ; togrow more.Bartambah-tambah. To increase moreand more ; over and above ; abundant.Bartampar (tampar). To be slapped withthe palm of the hand.Bartampar-tampar. To be slapped frequentlywith the palm of the hand.Bartauduk (tanduk). To be horned, tohave horns.Bai-tand'a (tand'a).To be marked, to beimpressed with a mark.Bartand'a-tand'a. To have repeatedmarks ; to make repeated signs or signals.Bartanggung (tanggung). To be laden,to be burthened, to be charged.Bartanggung-tanggungan. Being laden,being burthened, being charged.Bartangkap (tangkap). To be seized, tobe caught.Bartangkap-tangkapan. Seizing and grapplingreciprocally and frequently.Bilrtaiia (taiia). To inquire, to ask questions.Bartaiiakan. To question, to ask, to interrogate.Bartapa (tapa). To perform ascetic penance; to retire to religious seclusion.Barbara (tara). To be equal, to bematched, to be of equal value.Bartaruh (taruh). To be placed, to bedeposited ; to offer a wager, to offer tobet.Bartaruhkiin. To place, to deposit ; tobet, to stake.Bilrtas. To burst, to break open.Bartatah (tatah). To be chiseled, to bechased.Bartatahkan. To chisel, to chase.Bartaguh (taguh). To be firm, to besteady ; to be confirmed, to be assured.Bilrtilguhan. Being firm, being steady,being steadfast; being assured, beingconfirmed.Biirtiilur (talur). To lay eggs.

BIL—BIN [29] BIN—BISBilah (j). A pale, a stake ; a chip ; asplinter.Bilak. Name of a fniit-tree, Cratevamamielon; v. Maja.Bilamaua ("bila and mana). WTien, at thetime when ; when, at what time.Bilan (bat). To spin.Bilaug (J. wilang). To count, to reckon,to number ; to tell, to relate ; to say, tospeak ; numeration ; time, reckoning ;hour, appointed time.Bilangan. Account, count, reckoning;narration, relation.Bilang-bilangan. Name of an island onthe southern coast of Borneo.Bilas. Blear-eyed.Bilik. A chamber, an apartment, a room.Baliyu. A term of respect in addressinga superior.Biliyung. A kind of axe or hatchet.Bima. The country of Bima in Sumbawa,frequently called by the Javanese,Kore.Bima (s). A son of Pandu and DewaKimti, one of the five Pandus in thewar of the Mahabarat.Bimauu (s). Name of a son of Arjuna,and one of the heroes of the Mahabarat.Bintan-basar. Name of a tree, Cerberaodallam.Bintan-kdchil. Name of a tree, Cerberalactana.Bintan. Inflammation.Bintan. The island of Bintang, at theeastern entrance of the Straits of Malacca.Binteh. Name of a game.Biutil. A blain, a pimple, a blister, ablotch.Bintil (j. pantil). The nipple of thebreast.Bintulu. Name of a river, and Malaysettlement on the north-eastern coastof Borneo.Bintuning. Name of a quadruped of thefamily of the Mustelidce, Ictides uter ofCuvier.Bingai. The ear-ache.Bingal. Stubborn, obstinate, disobedient,refractory.Bingis (j. bangis). Choleric, passionate,irascible.Bingkai. Rim, border ; circle, compass.Bingkarong. Name of a large species oflizard.Biugkis. A gift, a present.Bingkisan, v. Bingkis.Biugung (j). Confused, puzzled, embarrassed.Bir. To suffer, to permit, to let, to allow.Birah. - Name of a genus of plants,A rum.Birah-ayar. Arum ovalum.Birah-kachil. A rum trilobatum.Birah-kaladi- Arum colocasium.Birah-utan. A rum sagittifolium.Birahi. To love, to be enamoured of; tobe iu love ; love, the sexual passionlove, affection ; fond, amorous ; enrapt,Bimasakti (s). The milky way.enraptured.Bimbang. Anxiety, solicitude; anxious, BiraL The deck of a vessel.solicitous, uneasy ;perplexed ; inconstant,Biram. An elephant ; v. Beram.fickle.Biras. Related by marriage ; v. Beras.Bimbang (he). A public festival.Bii-i. Side, flank ; border,Bimbangan. An amour, a love affair. Biri (s). A sheep.Biuara. To beat, to thrash ; a washer, a Biri-bh-i (s). A sheep.margin.bleacher, a fuller.Bini. A wife.Name of a bird.A charger, a courser,Biri-biri.Biri-biri. a steed.Binjai. Name of a fnxit.Biru (j). Azui-e, light blue.Binong. Name of a plant, Bucida nitida. Biru-lahut (j). Name of a bird, a wader,Bintang (j. lintang, and wintang). A Limosa raelanura.star ; a comstellation.Biruga (re). The jungle fowl,Bintang-babL The morning or evening Birurung. Name of a genus of plants,star ; literally, ' hog star."Melastoma.Bintang-barikur. A comet ; that is, " a Birunmg-itam. Melastoma malabathrica.tailed star."Birurung-merah. Melastoma aspera.Bintang-timur. Literally "Eastern star;" Bisa (JAV) . To be able, to have the power,V. Bintang-babi.to bo capable; to be experienced; toBintang-utara. The north pole star. be expert ; able, capable ; experiencedBintanggur. Name of a tree, Calophylluminophyllum; v. Bitangur.expert ; cunning, skilful, knowing ; v.Biyasa.Bisa (s). Poison, venom.Bisai. Handsome, beautiful ;pretty, neat.Bisaya. Name of one of the principalnations of the Philippine islands.Bisaya. Name of a wild tribe on thenorth-eastern coast of Borneo.Bisi. Stnmipet ; commonly used as aterm of abuse.Bisi. Tempest-driven; driven by a storm ;V. Biyas.Bisik. To whisper.Bisikkan (bisi). To abuse, to apply reproachfullanguage.

BIS—BLE [SO] BLI—BORBising. Clamour, confused noise.Bisma (s). The name of the commanderof the army of the Kurawa in the warof the Mahabai-at.Bisnu (s). Vishnu, the Hindu god, thepreserver ; v. Basnu.Bisu (j). Dumb, mute.Bisuki (JAv). Fortunate, auspicious;name of a province towards the easternpart of Java.Bisul. A boil, a blotch, a pimple.Bita. Verse, song.Bita. Easy.Bochah (jav). Lad or girl.Bitangur. Name of a tree, Calophyllum Bochor (j). To leak ; to blab ; to babble ;inophylluvi ; v. Bintangur.leaking; babbling; blabbing.Bitik. Name of a species of parrot. Bod'o (j). Silly, foolish, simple, witless,Biyajak, or Biyajuk. Name of a wild race stupid ; rude, clownish.on the western coast of Borneo. Bogor (jav). a mat.Biya (s). Expenses, expenditure, disbui"sement; living, livelihood.Bogor (jav).in Java.Name of a Sunda districtBiyada (j). A woman; effeminate, womanly.Boh. A mattress, a bedding ; v. Bah.Bohung. To lie, to utter a falsehood;Biyakan. To expend, to disburse,lying, false ; a lie, a falsehood ; a fib ;Biyang (jav). Mother, dam.a fiction, a figment.Biyang-lalar (bat). A rainbow ; literally, Bok (jav). Mother ; dame, lady." mother of flies."Bokcha (t). A bag, a scrip, a wallet.Biyapari (s). A merchant, a trader ; v. Bokor (j). A bowl, a bason.Bepari.Bolak. Falsehood, fib ;prevarication,Biyas. The diurnal course of the sun equivocation.tempest-driven, as a ship ; v. Bisi. Bolo. Name of a place on the northernBiyasa. To be used, to be accustomed, coast of Celebes.to be wont ; accustomed, wont, habituatedBomantara (s). The firmament, the space; customary, usual, wonted ;v.Bisa.Biyawak (j. manawak). The Iguana lizardV. Bewak.Biyaya (s). Expenses ; v. Biya.Biyar. To let, to suffer, to permit ; v. Bii\Biyola (por. violina). A violin, a fiddle.Biyus (p. behos'). Insensible, in a statoof stupor, stupified.Blah. To split ; v. Baiah.Blambangan (j). Name of the mosteasterly province of Java,Blambangan. Name of an island on thenorthern coast of Borneo, once aBritish settlement.Blandong (jav). A woodcutter, a forester.Blandongan (jav). A place where usefultimber is cut.Blanja (j). Expense, disbursement; v.BAlanja.Blantek. A tiger trap ; v. Balantek.Blara (jav). Name of a province in theeastern part of Java, usually pronouncedBloro.Bias (j. walas). An insepiu-able affix tothe units in forming the numbers betweeneleven and nineteen inclusive,and equivalent to the English "teen;"V. Bill as.Blengket (jav). Fastened, joined, linkedclose, united.Bli. To buy, to purchase ; v. Bali.Blilu (JAV). Foolish, sillj'.Blimbing. Name of a genus of plants,Averrhoa ; v. Balimbing.Blimbing-basi. A verrhoa blimbi.Blimbing-manis. A verrhoa caramhola.Blimbing-panjuru ; v. Blimbing-bflsi.Blitang. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Sumatra.Blitung. The island called in the mapsBilleton, in the Java sea.Bloutas. Name of a plant, Pluchcea indica.between earth and heaven.Bomastra (j). The heaven of celestialbirds.Bomba (por). A pump.Bomo (jav). a practitioner of the medicalart, a physician.Bonda. Mother.Boui (bu). Name of a Bugis principalityin Celebes.Bonirati. Name of a small island to thesouth of Celebes, inhabited by an enterprisingBugis colony.Bongga (jav). Disobedient, refractory.Bongkok (sun). Hump, hunch.Bongkak. Proud, haughty.Bongkar (son). To up-lift, to up-heave ;to up-root ; Bungkar.v.Bongsu. Youngest child, last born childof a family.Bopati (s). Title of the highest class ofnobles in Java.Bopiu (bat). Pock-pitted.Borak (a). Name of the ass in theKoran, rode by Mahomet from Jerusalemto Paradise.Borang (j). A caltrop.Borobodo (jav). Name of the i-uin of asplendid temple of Buddha, situated inthe province of Cadoe in Java.Borong (j). General, in the lump ;wholesale ; to forestal ; to monopolise.

BOI^-BRA [31] BRA—BUBBoros (j). Prodigal, profuse, extravagant, Bram (j). Name of a fermented liquorwasteful, lavish.made from rice.Bosan (j). Satiated, glutted, palled; to Bramara (jav). Name of a large speciesirk, to weary of; avei-sion, disgust, of black bee ; v. Kumbang.loathing.Branga. The eggs of an insect.Bosor. Greedy.Brasik (j). Clean, pure ; v. Barsik.Botoh (jAv). To gamble ; a gamester. Bri. To give ; to allow, to permit, toBotrawi (jav). A reservoir of water.suff"er ; to cause, to make ; to punishBowar. A kind of fishing-rod.corporally.Boyong (jav). To be made captive, to be Bri-ati. To encourage, to give heart, totaken prisoner ; to flit, to migrate.animate.Boyongan (jav.) A captive, a prisonercaptivity.Bra. Pain from sympathy of a nervewith a remote part of the body.Bralak (sun). A white star in a horse'sface.Brama (s). The Hindu god Brama.Brama (s). Name of one of the highestof the mountains of Java, with anactive volcano.Bramaua (s). A Bramin.Brama-sukma (s). Name of a king renownedin Javanese stoiy, whose kingdomis called Barat-maj \va, supposedto be in continental India.Brambanan (jav). Name of a place inJava, situated in the central provinceof Pajaug, containing many fine remainsof Hindoo temples ; v. Prambanan.Bramban (j). An onion. Allium cepa.Brambau-utan. Name of a plant, Pancratiumzeylanicum.Brahala (j). An image, an idol; v.Barahla.Brani (j. wani). To dare ; to venture,to risk ; to be able, can ; daring,courageous, bold, intrepid ; courage,daring, bravery, intrepidity.Brangsang. To provoke, to excite, tostimulate ; a stimulant, a provocative.Brapa (apa). How many, how much ; v.Barapa.Brapat. Name of a tree, a species ofmangrove, Rhizophora cascolaris.Bi-as (j. uwos, wos, bra.s). Rice freedfrom the husk, but not cooked.Bras-kunit. Rice coloured with turmeric,and used as a cosmetic and charm.Brat (j. awrat, ^vrat). Heavy, ponderousgrievous, oppressive ; weighty, important,momentous ; weight, gravity.Brata (s). Name of the ancestor of thePandawa and Kui-awa.Bratayuda (s). The war of Brata ; thename of the Javanese epitome of thepoem of the Mahabarat.Brati (brat). To make heavy ; to overcharge; to weigh down.Brawijaya (s and j). Name of an ancientking of Java reigning at Majapahit.Brabas (jav). Name of a district of Java.The word mean.s, " to weep."Bri-gila. To cause to be in love, toenamour ; literally, " to give to befoolish or mad.Bri-malu. To shame, to disgrace ; toaffront, to insult; literally, "to giveshame."Bri-mari. To bring ; literally, " to giveto come."Bri-pargi. To send, to dispatch ; literally,"'to give to go."Bri-tau. To make known, to inform, toinstruct.Briksa (s). Trees planted for ornament.Briugin (j. wringin). The Indian fig-tree,Ficus indica.Brita (s). News, tidings, intelligencei-umour, report.Brombong. Name of a tree.Bronong. A kind of hamper or basket.Brontak. To push or hit against.Brong. A kind of Chinese gong.Brudu. A tadpole.Bi-uk. Name of a species of ape.Brimai (sometimes written Burnai). Nameof the town and country of Borneoproper, from which the island hastaken the name by which it is knownto strangers ; v. Burnai.Bruwang (j). A bear, (7rsu3 malayanusof Horsfield.Bu. To roast, to grill, to broil.Biiah (j. woh). Fruit ; v. Buwah.Biiang. To throw away ; v. Buwang.Bijas. Wicked, mischievous ; v. Buwas.Biiaya (j). An alligator ; v. Buwaya.Buboh. To put, to place, to set, to layto affix, to attach, to apjjly.Bubu (j). A kind of fish weir, or trap.Bubuk. A weavel, a wood worm.Bulml. Name of a disease in the feet.Bubul. To repair a net.Bubungan (j. wuwung). The ridge-poleof a house ; a house-roof; v. Babunganand Bumbung.Bubur (j). Pap, paste, pulp ;pulpymatter ; soup, pottage.Bubur-susu. Rice boiled in milk.Bubut (j). Name of a bird, the crowpheasant, Centropus philippensis.Bubut-basi (jav. bubut, "to tear," andbasi, "iron"). The Javanese name ofa brother of Rawaua, in the Ramayana.

BUD—BUL [32] BUL—BUNBudabah. Unlucky, ill-omened ; ill, evil,misfortune.Budak. A lad or girl ; a slave ; a servant.Budi (s). Disposition, nature, temper,temperament ; sense, understanding ;prudence.Budi-bachara (s). Consideration, discretion;judgment.Budiman (s). Wise, intelligent.Budu. Pickled fish.Bugis (bd. wugi). Name of the pi-incipalnation of Celebes.Buhi. Froth, foam, spume ; scum.Buhun. Body, main part, trunk.Bujang (j). Unmarried; a bachelor orspinster; a servant; a retainer, a dependant; a closet, a cabinet.Bujanga (j). Unmarried, in a state ofcelibacy ; a bachelor ; a scholar, a manof learning; v. Pujongga.Bujuk (j). To coax, to wheedle, to flatter; to allure ; to caress, to fondlecoaxing, flattery ; caressing ; allurement.Bujur (j. mujur). Length; lengthwise,by the length.Buka (j). To open, to unclose ; to uncover; to open, to begin, to commenceto represent, to lay open ; to demonstrate; to reveal, to disclose ; open,not shut ; broad, spacious ; breadth.Buka-puwasa. To break fast, to ceasefastiug ; literally, " to open fast."Bukan. No, not, by no means, nay.Bukan-bukan. Not at all, by no means.Bukit. A mountain, a hill.Bukit-batu. Name of a river and placeon the north-eastern coast of Sumatra.Buku (j. a cotton seed). A gi-ain, a granularbody ; the joints or articulationsof an animal body ; the joints of plantsa portion or fraction of a whole.Buku-jari. The knuckles.Buku-tangan. The wrist.Bulah (bat). The whole.Bulan. The moon ; a month ; themenses ; the period of child-bearing ;a Avoman's time.Bulan-baharu. The new moon.Bulan-parnama. The full moon.Bulan-timbul. The new moon ; literally,"the moon floating or appeai-iug onthe surface."Bulan-tumunggul. The quartering of themoon.Bulang. A fillet or wreath worn on thehead ; a particular fashion of wearingthe turban.Bulang. Name of a plant, Colocasia vera.Bulang. To fix the artificial spxirs on acock.Bulang-ulu. A term of endearment.Bulangan. Name of a place on the southettsterncoast of Borneo.Bulang-baling. Double-headed shot.Bular. A film on the eye.Bulat. Round, spherical, globular; round,circular ; round;, cylindrical ; orb,sphere.Bulat. A particular kind of fish weir.Bulat-bujur. Oval, ovate.Billbiil Tlie nightingale.(p).Buli (eu). a bottle.Bulih (j. olih). To can, to be able ; may,be possible; to get, to obtain, toattain ; to have, to possess ;attainment,acquisition.Bui pus (jAv). Imposition, cheat,Bulo-bulo. The larynx.Bulu (j. wulu). The hairy, woolly, orfeathery tegument of animals.Bulu-bulu. Name of a plant, Tragia hirsuta.Bulu-pahat.Down, soft feathers.Buluh. Tlie generic name for the bamboo,£amhusa.Buluh-and-ong. Name of a species ofbamboo.Buluh-apus. Bamhiisa apus.Buluh-bitung. Bamhusa hitimg.Buluh-china. Tlie Chinese bamboo, ArundinariaffJaucescens ; name of a placeon the north-eastern coast of Sumatra.Buluh-duri. The thorny bamboo, JBambusaBlumeana.Buluh-gadiug. Name of a species ofbamboo.Buluh-mayang. Name of a bamboo.Buluh-parindu. Name of a kind ofmusical pipe made of bamboo.Buluh-ular. Name of a species of bamboo.Buhir. Excessive hunger.Bulus. Bare, naked, stripped of leavesdry, aridBulus. Name of a fish, a kind of mullet.Bulus (JAV). A tortoise.Bumata. Nimble-footed, light-footed.Bumata (bat). Crepitus ventris.Bumbu (j). a condiment of mixedspiceries ; spicery.Bumbung (j. wuwung). The ridge-poleof a house ; a house roof; v. Babunganand Bubungan.Bumbung (jav). A water-pail made froma single bamboo joint.Bumi (s). The earth ; earth, soil, ground ;land ;particular land, country, orregion.Bumikasapta (s). The seventh earth orregion.Bun. Dew ; v. Ambun.Hunchis. Name of an esculent bean.Bundah. Name of a tree, Artocarpuspuhescens.Bundar. A brush.

BUN-BUN [33] BUN—BUSBuni. To hide, to conceal ; hidden,secret, occult.Bimika. A puppet.Bvmoh. To kill, to slay ; to murder.Buuohan. Murder; killing.Bunoh-bunohan. Mutual murdering;continuous slaughter.Buntala (s). The earth.Buntdr (j. bundar). Round, globular.Buntar. Name of a fish.Bunting. Pregnant, with child, withyoung, big.Buntu (JAV). Closed up, shut, impervious.Buntut (j). The tail of an animal ; end,fag end.Bunut. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Borneo.Bunga. A flower ; bloom, blossom ; interestof capital ; usury.Buuga-bungiian. Flowers collectively.Bunga-api. Sparks of fire.Bunga-ayar. Name of a fish.Bunga-china. Name of a flower.Bunga-chaugke. The clove spice; v.Bunga-lawang.Bunga-karang. Coral, a coralline ; sponge.tahil.Bungkar (j). To heave, to lift a weiglitto up-root ; to unlade a ship or boatto discharge cargo ; to weigh or raise,as the anchor; v. Bongkar.Buugkul (bat). Hunch, hump.Bungkus (j). A wrapper, an envelopea parcel, a package, a bundle ; a baleof any goods ; a cake, a loaf.Bungkusan. A wrapper, an envelope.Bungkuskan. To wrap, to envelope ; topack, to tie up goods.Bunglon (jav). Name of a species ofcameleon lizard.Bungoran. Name of an island lyingbetween Borneo and the Malay peninsula,called in the maps the GreatNatuna.Buni. Sound, noise; sense, meaning,puqiort ; contents of a writing ; tosound, to make a noise; to sing, tochant; to play as a musical instrument.Buman. Sound ; voice.Buni-hmlian. Music; a baud of musicalinstruments.Buiiikiln. To pronounce, to express, toeniuiciate ; to sound, to make a noise ;to sound, to play on an instrument.Bur (eu). To bore.Burai. Protrusion of the bowels at awound.Burand'a (POR. varanda). A cabin orapartment in a ship.Eurat (j).A kind of cosmetic powder orpaste.Buri. A trampet.Buri (jAV). Tlie back ; the rear ; behind ;after ; the future.Burik. Spotted, speckled.Bui-isana (s). Name ofoneof the Kurawa,in the Maliabarat.Burit. The fimdament.Buritan (j). Back, hinder part ; the sternor after-part of a ship.Burnai. The state and town of Borneo;V. Brunai.Burn (j). To chase, to pursue ; to drivean animal; to hunt, to follow thechace.Burn. The elephantiasis.Bum. The island of Boeroe in the sea ofBunga-lawang. The clove spice ; v. Bungachangke.Buriian (j. buron). The object chasedCelebes.Bunga-mas. The interest of money game, beasts of the chace.tribute.Buruh (jAv). A labourer.Bunga-pala. The mace spice ; v. Pala. Bui-uhan (jav). Wages, liire.Bunga-salasa. Fuddled, drunk, intoxicated.worthless ; rotten ; ugly, unseemly.Buruk. Old, worn out, decayed ; bad,Bunga-tanah. The rent of land.Burimg. A bird, a fowl ; the ^3«w«.Bunga-undi. Lot; die to determine Buning-antu. Name of a species of owlchances.literally, "spectre bird."Bungkal. Name of weight for gold equal Burung-dewata. Bird of paradise ; literally," bird of the gods."to 832 gi-ains troy, the same with theBurung-greja. The common house-sparrow; literally, " the church bird," becausenesting under the eaves ofchurches.Bumng-rawa. The shore pigeon, Columbalittoralis.Burung-supan. The bird of paradiseliterally, " com-teous bird ; " v. Manukdewata.Buining-tawuu (bat). Tlie rhinocerosbird, Buceros.Bums. To wither, to dry up.Burnt. Hernia, rupture ; hydrocele.Busana (s). Clothes, clothing ; raiment,dress.Busanda. Age ; aged, stricken in years.Busor. The bow, the implement of waran implement for cleaning cotton, inthe foi-m of a bow.Bustan (p). A flower-garden.Busuk. Fetid, stinking ; rotten, decayedbad, worthless.Busung. Swelling of the abdomen fromdisease ; ascites, dropsy of the abdomen; tympany.

BUT—BUW [34] BUW—CHAButa (j). A demon, a gobliu.Buta (j. wiita). Blind, deprived of sight.Butakan. To blind, to make blind.Butik. Name of a parasitical plant.Butil. A grain ; v. Butir.Butir. A grain, a particle ; an idiomaticterm used in counting certain objects,as pepper, beads, &c.Butu. Membrum virile.Butul. Through, from one side to theothei-.Butung. The island called in the mapsBouton, near the south-eastern wing ofCelebes ; name of the island of Bouton,on the west coast of the Malayan peninsula,and at the western end of thestraits of Malacca.But-ak (j. wub-ak). Bald, bald-headed.But-ak. Thick, turbid, not clear.Buwah (j. uwah and woh). Fruit; anidiomatic tei-m in counting certain objects,as countries, towns, lakes, resei'-Toirs, houses, shii^s, boats, stones, gems,&c. ; V. Buah.Buwah-ati. Darling ; literally, " fi'uit ofthe heart."Buwah-buwahan (j. woh-wohan). Fruitsin general, fruits collectively.Buwah-chatur. The pieces at the gameof chess.Buwah-chuki.draughts.Buwah-jugar. The pieces at the gamecalled jugar.Buwah-mariam. A cannon ball.bai-jawa.Chabai-jawa. Piper longum; v. Chabaichanggek.Chabai-rawit.The pieces at the game ofBuwah-pala. The mace spice.Buwah-pari. Dice.Buwah-peler. The testicles.Buwah-pingang. The kidneys.Buwah-timbangan. Weights for weighing.Buwaja (bat). Dung, a corruption of Baja.Buwaua (s). The world, the universe.Buwang (j). To throw, to fling, to castto throw away, to reject ; to throw out,to eject ; to force out, to expel ; to putaway, to divorce, to repudiate ; to dischaigc,to cashier ; to banish, to exile ;to put to death judicially ; to discharge,to let off, to fire ; v. Biiang.tery; lascivious, libidinous; loquacious,prating ; a low person that imitates themanners of a superior.Buwang-ayar. To case, to stool.Chabulan. Lasciviousness.Buwang ayarsnni. To .stale, to piss. Chabut (j). To pluck, to 2:>idl ; to eradicate,Buwang-baiakang. To turn one's back,to take up by the roots ; to cashier,to i-un away.to remove from a post ; to subtract orBuwaiig-bidak. To give a pawn at chess. deduct.Buwang-darah. To blood, to let blood. Chachad (j). Blemish, deformity; fault,Buwang-d-iri. To take oneself off, to defect ; v. Chachat.take to flight ; to destroy oneself; to Chachah. To chop, to mince, to cut incommit suicide.small pieces.Buwangi. To throw, to fling ; v. BuwangkaningChachah. To puncture the skin, insert-indelible colouring matter ; toBuwangkau ; v. tr. To throw, to fling. tattoo.to cast, to throw away, to throw f»it, to Chachah (jAv). Quantity, nunibcr; count,reject.Buwas. Mischievous, wicked.Buwat. To do, to make, to perform ; toconstruct, to fabricate.Buwatan. Work, deed, act, performancefabric, workmanship.Buwaya (j. baya). A generic name forthe alligator.Buwaya-labu. Name of a species of alligator.Buwaya-katak. Name of a si^ecies ofalligator.Buwaya-tambaga. Name of a species ofalligator.Buyon. A name often given to slaves,but of which the etymology has notbeen ascertained.Euyung (j). A jar, a pitcher, a water-pot.A generic name forCHABAI (j. chabe).pepper, but especially for the capsicum.Chabai-achung. Capsicum frutescens ; v.Chabai-sabrang.Chabai-bflsar. Capsicum incurvum.Chabai-changgek. Piper longum; v. Cha-Capsicum fastigiatmn.Chabai-Silbrang. Capsicum frutesccns ; v.Chabai-achung.Chabai-sulasi. Capsicum hicolor.Chabang (j). A bough, a branch ; nameof a weapon ; v. Chawang.Chabar (j). Weak, feeble, impotent ; aterm of opprobrium; to upbraid, toreproach.ChabAk (j). Name of a species of goatsucker,Caprimulqus affinis of Horsfield.Chabek. To tear, to rend.C'habuk (p). A whip.Chabuk. A species of foul ulcer.Chabul. To roar as the sea ; to violate afemale, to commit fornication or adul-envuiicration.

CHA—CHA [35] CHA-CHAChachah-siti (jav). Enumeratiou of familiesby the quantity of land a familytills, or that will maintain one ; v. Ga-a sweet-scented flower, Michclia champaka,or Michelia Blumei.Champaka-mulya (s). Name of a plant,wening-wong.Parkhisonia aculeata.Chachak. To set, to plant, to stick in the Champaka- sailan. Name of a plant,gi-ound ; a stake, a palisade.Pyirkosa Horsfieldii.Chaehar (j). The small-pox, variola. Champaka-gimung. Name of a plant,Chachat (j). Blemish, defect ; v. Chachad. Liliodmdron lilifera.Chaching (j). An eai-th worm ;. an intes-Champala (s). Name of a country in thetinal worm.Chadai. To jest, to banter.Chadar (p). A sheet ; a mantle ; a veil.Chadi (be>."). The outriggers of a boat.Chadik (bat). The lower jaw bone.Chagar (j). A deposit, a stake ;pledge,a mortgage.Chah (cHix. of Fokien). Tea, Thea.Chahar. To purge, to have frequentstools ;pui'giug, diarrhoea.Chahari (s). To seek, to look after, toC'hakai). To undertake, to attempt ; undertaking,attempt; offer, proposal.Chakra (s). A circle ; a wheel ; a discus,a quoit.Chakra-kambang. The kingdom of Kama,in the Mahabarat.Chaki-awala (s). An orb, a circle.Chakut (bat).Chalakuta (s).Siva.Chalichi. Covetous, rapacious ; avaricious.Chaling. The tusk of the wild boar.Chalit (j. dulit). To smear, to daub.Chamara (s). The tail of the yak, orThibet ox ; false hair ; v. Chamara.Chamara-laut. Name of a tree, Casuarinarnuricata ; v. Aran.C'haming-chamiag. Name of a plant,Averrhoa acida.Champa. Name of a country on theeastern coast of the gulf of Siam, thesite of a Malay colony of long standingV. Champa.Champak. To cast, to throw ; to cast, tocast away.Champaka (s). Name (jf a tree yieldiugMahabarat.Champui- (j). To mix, to mingle, toblend; to compound.Champur-bawur (j). To intermingle, tobe mixed indiscriminately.Chauai (t). A whetstone; a smoothingstone ; to whet ; to smooth by a roller,to mangle, to calender.Chanang. A small kind of gong used bythe public ci'ier.Chanar. A common name for the genussean-ch for.of plants called Smilax.Chaharian (chahari). Goods, effects, property;Chanar-babi. Smilax repanda.literally, " the object sought Chanar-bokor. Smilax leucopJi ylla.after."Chandal. A term of reproach, of whichChahya (j). Bright, shining ; brightness, the literal meaning has not been ascertained.lustre ; light ; the human face.Chahya-mata. A word of endearment Chandra (s). The moon ; month ; date,"light of the eyes."epoch.litei-ally,Chai (sun). "Water ; a river.Chandrakeraua (.tav). The wife of PanjiChakang. Tight, tense.luakarta, a heroine of Javanese romance.Chakar (j). the foot of a bird ; claws,talons ; to claw, to scratch with the Chaudramula (s). Name of a plant.claws or talons.Cbandrawati (s). The king of Mandaraka,Chakar- bebek. Xame of a plant, Cotij- in the IMahabarat.Icdon laniata.Chandu (j). Prepared opium for smoking.Chakar-manehakar. To claw and be Chandi (j). A monument ; a temple ofclawed, to claw mutually.idols ; a tomb ; a burial ground.Chand•i-se^\^l. Name of the principalgroup of ruins at Branbanau, in Javaliterally, " the thousand temples."Chaniior (sun). Name of a Sunda districtin Java ; literally, " coco-treeriver."Chantakapura (s). Name of a city inThe hiccup, sinrjultus. Javanese romance.Name of a Hindu deity, Chantigi-basar. Name of a plant, Thibuudiaflorihunda.Chantigi-wangi. Name of a plant, Gautierapunctata.Chantik. Pretty; neat, spruce, trim.Chantri (s).A pupil, a disciple, a scholara priest ; v. Santri.Changgah (jav). A long forked implement,for securing ferocious animalsor persons running a-muck.Changgai. A long finger-nail, worn as amai'k of distinction.Changgeh. Foppish, coxcombical ; saucy,pert ; v. Changgeh.Changgong. Shy, reserved.Changis. Name of a tree.Changkiling. To take by the hand orgive the arm in friendship.

CHA—CHA [36] CHA-CHAChangkir (jav). A cup, a bowl.Cliaugkolong (bat). To curtail, to cutoff, to reduce ; v. Chaugkolong.Chaugkrek (j. jaugkrek). A cricket,Oryllas ; v. Chiukrek..Chaugkul. A hoe ; to hoe.Chap (s). Impression, mark ; seal, signetlicence; passport.Chapa. Name of a plant, Ounyza balsamifcra;v. Chai^u.Chaiiai. To reach at with the hand.Chapai. Deformed in a limb.Chapang. Having wide-spreading horna.Chape (aUN). Weary, fatigued, tired.Chaping. A silver plate worn by femalechildren to hide the nudities.Chaping-talingga. The lobe of the ear.Chapuk. To expose the nudities, as aninsult.Chara (s). Mode, manner, way, methodform, fashion ; fashion, style, custom ;language, si^eech ; costume.Chara-bahasa. Manners, ceremonious behaviour.Charaka (jay). The Javanese alphabet,or ABC, from the three last letters,of the first five substantive ones.Charakau (jav). A messenger; an envoy,an ambassador.Charaug (ben). A sucker from a peppervine.Charek. To tear, to rend, to lacerate.Charik (jav). A scribe, a writer.Charit. To neigh as a horse.Charita (s). A story, a tale, a narrative.Charitakan. To narrate, to relate, totell.Charu (j. charoba). To guzzle, to guttle.Charubah (j). Without discrimination,without selection, like a brute.Charuban (j. chai-ub, "to mix"). Thekingdom of Chorchon, in Java. TheJavanese and Sundas are here intermixed,and hence probably the name.Charut. Obscene, foul, immodest.Chasam (sun). Name of a Suuda districtof Java ; literally, " river of the tamarindtree."Chat (j). Paint, pigment.Chatar (s). An umbrella.Chatkan (chat). To paint, to apply paint.Chatok. The beak of a bird ; to peck, tostrike with the beak.(Jhatur (s). The game of chess.Cliawak (ben). Vetches, tares.Chawan. A cup, a bowl.Chawang (j). A bough, a branch; v.Chabang.Chawat. The portion of dress tliat covci'Stlie louis.Chawatkan. To put on tlio chawat ; togird the loins.Chaya (j). ISright, shining ; v. Chahaya.Chayar (j. chewer). Liquid, fluid, notsolid.Chabur. To drop or fall in the water.Chachintoug. A lock of hair.Chagah (jay). To restrain, to hinder, torepress : to refrain, to abstain.Chagar. A rapid in a river.Chakak. To grasj), to gripe; grasp,gripe.Chakap. Expert, ready, skilful, handy.Chakatan. Skill, dexterity, expertuess.Chakau. To seize with the claws or talons,as a beast or bird of prey.Chakek. To throttle, to strangle bygriping the throat.Cliakit. Quarrel, brawl.Chakung. Round-shouldered and stooping.Chala(j). Blemish, flaw, deformity; soil,taint; blame, reproach; censure, aflVont.Chdla-chula. Reproach, calumny.Chala-manchala. To cast mutual reproach.A Ch3,lah. crack, a cleft, a fissure, acrevice ; gap, chasm ; interstice, iutei*-val.Chalak. To whet or grind an edged toolor weapon.Chalaka. Misfortune, calamity; mischance, mishap ; disaster, ill-luck ;unfortunate,imlucky, ill-omened, tlisastrous.Chillana (j). Drawers, trowsers.Chalapa (j). A tobacco box ; v. Salapa.Chalapak. Astride, straddling.Chalik. Open, unclosed.Chalor. The ordeal by dipping the handin a hot fluid.Chaiub or Chdlup (j). To dip, to sop ; todye, to colour by dipping.Chalup-tima. The ordeal by dipping thehand in melted tin.Chalus. To fit, to suit, to be adapted to.Chamara (s). The tail of the Thibet ox;false hair ; v. Chamara.Chdmara-gunung. Name of a tree, Casuarinamontana.Chamara-laut. Name of a tree, Casuarinamuricata; v. Aran.Chamas. Annoyance, inconvenience.Chamati (ben). Name of an eruptiveChamar(j). Foul, filthy, dirty; foul,impure, polluted ; infested by robbersor pirates; filth, dirt; pollution, im-Ijurity.Chamar-kayin. The menses.Chamarlang. To flash, to glisten, to glitter; V. Jamarlaug.Chamat. To track, to pull a boat with arope against the stream from the shore.Chamati. A whip, a scourge ; v. Chamiti.Chambau.''. \\'hiskers.

CHA-CHA [37] CHA—CHECMmbul. A peifame ointineut box ; v. both hands ; to p)-ess close). hold ToChamburu. Jealous, suspicious ;jealousy,(j. chapu). gambler box, a boxChmubul.between the finger and thumb.Chapu Asuspicion.for holding the catechu used in theChamburuan. Jealousy, suspicion.betel preparation.Chamdek. To hint or insinuate blame Chapuii (jav). A royal betel box.or reproach.Charachap. Cymbals.Chaniing-chaming. Name of a fish. Charah. To dawn, to gi-ow luminous.Champa (j). Name of a country on the Charai. Separation ; jaai-ting ; divorceeastern coast of the gulf of Siam; v. separated ;parted ; to part.Champa.Charai-barai. Separated, dispersed, scattered.Champala (s). Name of the kingdom ofDrupada or Basukate, in the Mahabarat. Charai-baraikan. To scatter, to disperse.Champadak. Name of a fruit tree, .4»-^cai'pusCharaikan. To sepai-ate, to part ; to di-polyphema.vorce.ChamparUng. Name of a bird.Charana. A betel stand.Chamt'i (j). A whip, a scourge ; v. Chamat'i.Charat (ben). A cock, a faucet, aChanma (ben). A cancer.C'hanchamar. A gull, a mew.broach.Chanchawi. Name of a kind of cloth. Charawat. A fii-e arrow, a rocket.Chanchodak. Name of a fish.Charchal (bat). To mock, to revile, toChanda (ben). Like, resembling.reproach ; v. Chorchah.Chandah. To dally, to toy amorously. ChardeL Shrewd, acute, knowmg, sharp,Chanda-pat'i. A box, a coffer.intelligent.Cliandara. Sound, fast, as in sleep. Chari. Name of a fruit.Chandawan. A fungus, a mushroom. Charax (p). The celestial sphere, theChandi-a (j). Name of a class of celestial starry heavens.beings in Malay and Javanese romance. Charmai (j. charme).Chandu (t). A tale, a romance, a story. Cicca disticha.Name of a fruit,Chandung. Name of a tool.Charmat. Neat, nice, trim.Chand'ala (s). Foul, immodest.Charmat. To catch an animal by entanglingit with a rope or line.Chand'ana (s). Sandal wood, SantalumCharmin (J). A mirror, a looking-glass.Chanela (jav). Shoes, sUppers.Chai-niin-mata. The pupil of the eye ; aChanonot. The rump, the coccyx.pan- of spectacles.Chanrai. A charm, an antidote.Charmiu-talinga. The tympanum orChantam. To stitch together ; to tie together,membrane of the ear.as the ends of a piece of cloth. Charok. To blanch or whiten rice orChangang (j). To wonder ; to be surprised;other grain.wonder, surprise, astonishment. Cliarpalai. Name of a species of lizard.Changangan. A wonder ; a miracle. Chai-pu (t). Sandals.Chdnggai. A long finger nail, worn as a Charuchuk. A feny.mark of distinction ; v. Changgai. Charulin (j. tinilek). Name of a speciesChanggeh. Foppish, coxcombical ; v. of jjlover, Charadrius pluvialls.Changgeh.Charya. Pure, clean.Changi (bat). Cruel.Chatriya (s). A prince, one of the royalChangkang. To grapple, to wrestle. blood ; a soldiei-.Changkar. A prop, a stay.Chebol (jAv). Short, squat.Changkar. Altercation, verbal dispute. Ched-uk (j. chid-uk). A spoon, a ladle ; toChangkeh (j). The clove, Caryojj/ii/llus use a ladle ; to draw or take up wateraromatica.to take fish from a weir with a handChangkring (j). Name of a tree, £rythrinanet ; v. Chibuk.corollodendron.Chek. Abbreviation of Inchek, a MalayChangkolong (bat). To curtail, to cut title; V. Inchek.off, to reduce ; v. Changkolong.Chapak (j. chapuk). A gambler or catechuChekel. Mean, low ; ungenerous.Chekel (jav). Name of a kind of spearbox; V. Chapu.Chapaka (s). Name of a tree ; v. Champaka.Chapat (j). Quick, active, nimble, ready,agile.Chapeao (for). A hat.L'hapit (j. to hold between the palms ofor lance.Cheker (bat). To paw the eai-th as ananimal.Cheleng (j. a hog). The wild hog.Chepan. A battle-axe.Cheper (j). Flat, shallow ; a plate, asalver.

CHE—CHI [38]Chetek (j). Shallow, not deep ; fordable.Chi. Small, little ; apparently an abbreviationof kacbil.Chibu (j). To take or draw water, toskim ; v. Ched'uk.Chichah. To sop, to steep iu a condimentfor eating.Chichak (j. chachak). The house Uzard.Chichak-tarbang. The fljnng lizard.Cliicheh. Memhrum virile.Chichir (j). To trickle, to drop ; to spill,to shed.Chichit. To chirp.Chichit. Great-grandchild.Cliidra. Difference, variation, disagreement; dissension, discord ; fraud, deception.Chih. Fie, shame !Chika (sun). The cholic; gripes.Chikar (j. a kind of cart or car). A circle.Chilpa. A perfume box.Chimpana. A kind of state chair or litter.China. China ; a Chinese ; Chinese.China (s). Mark, stamp, impression.Chinchala. Foul language, opprobriouswords.Chinchaug. To hack, to chop.Chinchin. A finger ring.Chinchin-chap. A signet ring.C!hinchurit (j. churut). The musk rat.Chiudara. Joy, pleasure, sensual pleasure,as from the intoxication of opium.Chindrawangsa (s). The bird of paradise;V. Manuh-dewata and Burungsupau.The word means " of the lunarrace."Chind-i (j). Name of a kind of silk cloth.Chiud'il (j. a young rat). A term of abuse.Cliinta (s). Anxiety, solicitude, caretrouble, affliction.Chintamaui. Name of a fabulous snake.Cliiuggi. Saucy, pert.Chinkaram. To joke, to jest.Chingkarat. A cricket, Gryllus ; t\ Chingkrekand Changkrek.Chiugkrek. A cricket.Chingku (j. cheko). A withered limbV. Chingkul.Chiugkul. A withered limb ; v. Chingku.Chipai (ben). Name of a species of apeV. Sipai.Chirit. Flux, diarrhoea.Chirit-murai. A species of elastic gum,or Indian rubber.Chia. Tush !Chit (s). Chintz, printed calico.Chita (s). Feeling, perception, thoughtto think, to perceive ; to desire, to wish.Chita-rasa (s). Sensation, perception ;thouglit ; the heart ; desire, wish.Chitak (sun). To press, to .squeeze.Chitakan. A mould, a matrix.Chitra (s). Figure, form.Chitra-gotra (s). Name of a Hindu deity.Chiyak. Name of a family of birds, theChiyah-dawar. Name of a species ofgi-osbeak.Chiyah-raja. Name of a species of grosbeak.Chiyah-uban. Name of a species of grosbeak.Chiyop. A sort of small oar or paddle.Chiyung (j). Name of a bird of thethrush family, Myop/ionem flamirostris,Horsfield. The name is, however, givenusually to the speaking minor or starling,the meucho of the Javanese,Gracala religiosa.Choba (j). To try, to essay ; to attempt,to endeavour ; v. Cuba.Chocharawun. Name of one of Rama'smonkeys, in the Ramayana.Chokmar. A mace, a club.Choklat (eu). The cacao, Theobromacacao.Cholok (bat). Sulphur, brimstone.Cholong (j. iaolon). To steal, to thieve.Chomblang (bat). Whorish ; bawdy.Chomplang (bat). To couple, to match.Chome. Pretty.Chondong. To incline, to bend, to lean.Chonteng. To besmear the face as apublic punishment.Chonto. A sample, a muster, a pattern,a specimen ; example, model.Chongkak. Name of a game, a kind ofdraughts.Chongklang (sun). To gallop.Chora. Joke, jest; to joke, to jest, tobanter; drollery, buffoonery.Chorah. To pour on or over something.Chorak (j. to draw, to make figures).Party-coloured.Choram. Steep, shelving, sloping; asteep, a slope.Clioreng. To smear, to smut, to stain.Chorong. A betel stand.Chorot. A funnel.Chu (chin). Ardent spirits, strong waters.Chuba (j. choba). To try, to essay ; toattempt, to endeavour ; v. Choba.Chuban (j). The shuttle used in weavingnet.Cliubit (j. juwit). To pinch, to nip.Chucha. A spell to disable or injure anenemy; reproach.Chuchi (s). Clean, free from filth ;pure,innocent, guiltless ; clear, free fromdeductions ; v. Suchi.Chuchor. To stream, to flow, to pourout, to gush.Chuchor. The eaves of a roof.Chuchor. Name of a bird.Chuchu (putu). A grandchild ; a descendant.

CHU—CHTJ [39] CHU—DAHChuchuh. To kindle, to ignite ; to let offor discharge fire-arms ; to fire, to cauterize;to provoke, to exasperate, toirritate.Chuchuk (j. the beak of a bird ; front orvanof an ai'my). An army; au advancedguard ; to prick, to pierce, to stab ; tostring, to thread, to file; a probe, apricker, a bodkin.Chuchunda (chuchu). Grandchild respectfully.Chuchut. Name of a .species of shark.Clmka (s). Vinegar.Cluikai (j. chuke). Custom, impost, duty, Chupu. The lintel of a door.toll.ChupuL To happen, to befal.Chukan (p). A pole with a ball at the Chura. Joke, drollery, buffoonery; v.end, one of the insignia of I'oyalty ; v. Chora.Jogan.Churak. Streaked; striped.Chuke. Name of a game resembling Churang (j. jurang). A dell, a ravine, adi-aughts ; v. Juki.chasm.Chuki. To copulate.Churi (s). To steal, to thieve.Chukor. To shave.Churi-churi. Stealthily, clandestinely.Chukup (j). Complete, perfect, full, entire; finished, ended ; competent, ade-Churit. To steal openly, to rob.Churi-churi. Name of a species of bat.quate, sufficient ; enough.Churu. Slanting, sloping ; slope, acclivity.Chukupkan. To complete ; to finish, to Churuk (sun). A waterfall, a cascade.end.Chutuk (j. chuchuk). The beak or billChula (j). The horn of the rhinoceros ;of a bird.the penis of certain animals.Chuwacha. Clear, bright, serene.Chula-badak. A cactus or opuutia ; a Chuwak. A decoy elephant.particular species, Ojnintia decumana. Chuwit. A whitlow.Chula-badak-banar. Opuntia tonientosa. Chyum. To smell, to scent; to kiss;Chula-badak-chainiban. The opuntia of scent, odour ; a kiss.Cheribon, that is, the cochineal cactus.Op untia cochinellifera.Chula-badak-chuchuk. Opuntia monocan-i)AA(jAv). Name of an ancient kingdomof Java, of which the capital was in theprovince of KacUri.tha.Chulan. Name of a plant, Aglaja odorata.Chulas. Lazy, loitering, truant.Chuli (s). A woman's vest or boddicestays.Chulik. To clean the ears of wax.Cliulya (hin). A Talugii, or native of Telingana,called by the Malays Kling, orKilling.Chuma (t). Only, simply, merely.Chuma-chuma. Vain, to no purjDose,jjurposeless, fruitless; pretence, show,appearance.Chumar. Foul, as a sea with a rockybottom ; foul, unclean, impure.Chumbu. To dally, to fondle, to caresscaressing, fondling, blandishment.Chumbiian. Caress, act of endearment,blandi.shmeut.Chumbul. A precious ointment box ; v.Chambul.tuous, proud, supercilious ; conceitedpride, haughtiness, arrogance.Chungkil (j. to dig). A pricker, a probe.Chungkil-gigi. A toothpick.Chungur (j). Nose; snout.Chupak. A dry measure, equal to abouta quart.Chupak. Name of a fruit, a species ofLansium.Chupar (ben).Boastful, assuming, ostentatious.Chupiug (j. kuping, "the ear"). The tipor lobe of the ear.Diiaga. Thh'st; thirsty.Diian. A twig, a spray.Diiiik. To belch ; an eructation.Dabung (ben). To perform the operationof filing the teeth.Dadap. A kind of wooden shield orbuckler.Dadar (j). Name of a dish chiefly madeof eggs, a sort of fritters.Dadfip. A club, a mace.Dadeh (s).Curd, curdled milk.Daem. To hem as in clearing the throatDagang (j). Trade, commerce, traffic,generally applied to foreign trade ; atrader, a merchant; a stranger, aforeigner.Dagangan. Merchandise, goods, wares.Daging (j). Flesh, animal substance;Chumil (j). To mm-mur, to mutter.flesh, animal food, whether of beast,Chumuk. A rod, a scourge.fowl, or fish; the pidp of fruit; oneself,the person.Chuud'uk (j. ched'uk). A spoon, a ladleV. Sud'uk and Sund'uk.Dagu. The chin.Chimya. Name of a kind of boat. Dahnam. The soimd of hollow groundChungka. Haughty, arrogant, presump-when stnick.

DAI—DAP [40] DAR—DAWDai (j. hii). The forehead.Daii-at (a). Ch-cumference, peripheryorbit, circuit; cycle; province, dependency.Daki. To climb or mount by a windingor circuitous coiu-se.Daku. Me ; v. Aku.Dalam (j). In; among; about, concerning; deep, profound ; in, in themidst of; within ; inside, interiordepth, deepness ; a palace ; the courtterials; gear, tackle, rigging; goods,property.Daudani (dandan). To repaii-, to mendto dress, to make one's toilet.Dandang (j). A pot, a caldron.Dankai. Seeming-rip^ fruit.Danur. Fetid animal serum.Dang. A title prefixed to the names ofwomen of inferior rank, as waitingmaidsin a palace; a waiting-maid, ahandmaid.Dangau. A temporary shed in a field forthe protection of corn from the depredationsof animals.Dapat. To get, to obtain, to procure ; tofind, to obtain by asking or seeking ; tomeet, to encounter ; to can, to be able.Dapatan (dapat). The object obtainedor found ;property, goods, effects.Dapati (dapat). To find, to discover; tomeet, to encounter.Dapur. A fireplace, an oven.Dar (a). Dwelling, abode, habitation,mansion.Dar-al, salam (a). Mansion of safety orpeace.Dai-a (j). The domesticated pigeon, Golumbalivia.Dara-lahiit. The white shore pigeon,Columba littoralis.Darah (j. darah and rah). Blood, gore ;blood, descent, lineage ; blood, kindred.Darai. Impotent, without power of propagation.regal, I'oyal.Dalam-antara. Among, amongst; meanwhile,Daraputra (s). A name of Yudistira, inmeantime.the Mahabarat.Dalih (j). To excuse oneself, to feign a Darawati (s). The kingdom of Krisna, inpretext; excuse.the Mahabarat.Damah. A dart or arrow, such as is dischargedDargahayu (j. rahayu). Prosperity, suc-from the blowpipe.cess, good fortune.Damai. Peace ; rest, tranquillity. Darimuka (s). Name of one of the monkeysDamar (j). Resin, dammar; a torch, aof Rama.link.Daringgu (jav. dringo). Name of a plant,Damar. Name of an island on the southeasterncoast of Borneo.Darma-kusuma (s). A name of Yudistira,A corns terrestris ; v. J4ringgau.Damar-wulan (jav). Name of an ancient in the Mahabarat.king of Majajjahit, in Java.Darma-waugsa (s.), v. Darma-kusuma.Dami. By, in, invoking.Daruni (s). A name of the Hindu goddessDami. When, at tlie time that.Durga.Dampar. To be stranded, to be cast Dasa (s). Ten.ashore, to be wrecked.Dasamuka (s). A name of Rawana.Damparan. A door-frame.Dasan (ben). Name of a sj^ecies of onion.Damping. Near, nigh, adjoining.Datar. Level, even.Dan (j. dan and Ian). And ; with.Datclng, V. D'atang.Dana. Charitable, benevolent.Dati (ben). Contribution, tribiite.Danaraja (s). Name of a mountain in Datu. Paternal forefather four timesJava.removed.Danarjaya (s). A name of Arjuna. Datu. Name of an island on the southwesterncoast of Borneo.Danardana (s). A name of Krisna.Danau (j. ranu). A lake.Datu-moyang. Ancestors, forefathers.Danam (ben). A yoke for oxen.Datuk (j. an elder). Grandfather ; senior,Dandan (j). To prepare, to get ready. elder; title of the head of a tribe, aDandanan (dandan). Preparations ; ma-chieftain.Diiulu. First, before in time or placeformer, past ; formerly, in time pastolden, ancient ; at the beginning, atfirst ; as yet ; for a moment, for a littlewhile.Diiulu-kala.Olden time, of yore, days ofyore.Dtiuliii. To anticipate.Diiulukdn. To precede, to go before ; toplace before.Dawai. Wire.Dawun (j. ron). A leaf; plant, wort,herb.Dawan-asam. Name of a plant, Blgnoniaohliqua.Dawun-bahagya. Name of a plant.Dawan-bali-land"ak. Name of a plant,Cissus ohovata.Dawuu-banang. Name of a plant, Jiisticiapurpurea.Dawun-bisul. Name of a plant, a speciesof oonvolvidus.

DAW—DAL [41 ]DAL—DARDawun-buwaya. Name of a plant, Desmodiumumbellatum.Dawun-chinta. Name of a plant, Phyllantusniruri.Dawun-dulang. Name of a plant, RicinusDawunpachi-pachi. Name of a "plant,Leucas UnifoUa.Dawun-prasmau. Name of a plant, Eujyatoriurnayapuna.Dawun-s etan. Leucas Ihiifolia.Dawim-talinga. Auricle of the ear.Dawup. Name of a plant, a .species ofBauhinia.Daya (j. maya). Art, cunning; stratagem,artifice, trick ; scheme, design.Dayak. A common term applied by theMalays to all the wild inhabitants ofBorneo, Sumatra, and Celebes; aDayim (^). Perpetual, eternal.Dayang. A maid, maiden ; a femaleattendant ; a waiting-maid.Dayu. To swing, to vibrate ; to stagger,to reel.Dabir (p). A scribe, a writer, a notary.Dabu. Dust.Daftar (a). A scroll, a register, an inventory; a book.DaAas'at (a). Astonishment, amazementterror ; astonished, amazed ; terrified.Daina. Common, low, mean.Dakat. Near, nigh, close at hand ; near,be.side ; near, closely related.Dakati. To approach, to go near to.Dakatkan. To cause to approach, tobring near to.Dakam. To crouch as a beast of preybefore making a spring.Dalapan-ribu. Eight thousand.Dalik. To flee, to seek refuge.Dalil (a). Proof, argument ;guide, direction.Dalima (j). The pomegranate. Punkamappa.Dawun-gatal-matL Name of a plant,granatum.Ddlima-katek. The dwarf pomegranate,Tragia urens.Punica nana.Dawun-giind'ik. Name of a plant, NepenthesDaluwang (jav). Paper; v. Dalanchang.distiUatona.Damak (jav). The district of Damak, inDawun-idup. Name of a plant, Oxalis Java.semdth-a ; literally, " living plant." Damang (jav). Title of a class of inferior'DawTin-ingat. Name of a plant, Achryanthespublic officers ; a village chief.aspera.Damap. Greedy, gluttonous; greed,Dawun-kdntal. Name of a plant, Cordia greediness; gluttony.suavcolfns.Dam5,kiyan. So, in such a manner.Da\v\m-katam. Name of a plant, ConvolvulusDamakiyan-ini. Thus, in this manner.pis caprce.Damakiyan-itu. In that manner.Dawun-kantut. Name of a plant, ApocynDamba. To covet, to desire earnestly.urn foetidmn.Dampit. To fall upon, to charge.Dawun-naracha. Weighing scales. Damukut. The broken particles of huskedrice.Dan. Watch, guard, military rounds.Dan. Occasion, opportunity, fit time.Danawa (jav). A goblin.Diudani. To long for ; a longing.Dandan (bat). To lead by the hand.Dandang. A kind of boat of a longform.Danta (s). Ivory, an elephant's tooth.Dangan. A slave.Dangau. With ; by ; with, and.Dangan -antara. Among, amidst.Dangan-damakiyan. Thus, in this manner.DingAn-sampurnana. Perfectly.Dangan-sapurtiiia. Suitably, fitly, withpropriety.Dandu. To question, to doubt; to beuncertain ofDAngkal. Shallow water ; a ford.Ddngkap. To follow, to pursue.Dangki (j. draugki). Envy; gi-udgeenvious ; to envy ;jealousy.Dangkur (ben). To snore.Dangung. To buzz ; to hum ; to soundheavy and low ; hum, buzz, drone ; towhiz; whiz.Dara. To scourge ; to punish ; to command.Darai.To move in a long uninterruptedline ; to march in line.Daras (j). Rapid, moving violently as atorrent ; v. Dras.Daki. Scurf, dandrifiF.Darawa (j). Synap; i'. Drawa.Daksina (s). The right hand ; the south. Darawan. Name of an island on theDalanchang (jav). Paper of Javanese south-eastern coast of Borneo.manufacture.Darab, or Darap (j. karap). Close to, nighDalap (j). Greedy, covetous.to ; together, not apart.Daiapan. Eight.Daram. To thunder ; to make a loudDalapanblas. Eighteen.noise as cannon.Ddlapanpuluh. Eighty.Ddrang. To tink, to tiukle, to clink.Dalapan-ratus. Eight hundred.Darang. Bright red.

DAR—DES [42] DES—DI-TDarham (a). A derham or drachma. Desa-desa. The country, the aggi-egateName of a silver coin ; money.of villages.D&ri. From ; by ; of; than. It is used Detya (s). A goblin, a demon.in composition with other prepositions, Dewa (s). A god, a deity. It is appliedadverbs, or nouns.as a cognomen to some ancient kingsDari-balik. From beyond.and heroes.Dfiri-balakang. From behind.Dewabrata (s). A name of Bima, in theDa,ri-daia,m. From within.Mahabarat.Dari-jauh. From afar.Dewadaru (s). Name of a tree in theDAri-kama. Because, wherefore.Hindu paradise ; name of a forest tree.Dari-lama. From long ago.Dewadanta (s). The war -drum ofDari-luwar. From without.Krishna, in the Mahabai-at.Dari-mana. Whence, from what place. Dewa-kusuma (jav). Name of a king ofDari-pada. From; by; of; than; v. Janggala, in Java, celebrated in JavaneseDari.and Malay romance.Ddi-i-p^da-ini. Wherefore.Dewatantaka (s). Name of a son ofDari-pflda-itu. Therefore.Rawana, in the Rainayana.Dewal, dewala (p). A wall : v. Diwal.Ddri-sana. Thence, from that place.Dari-sini. Hence, from this place. Dewangga (jav). Name of a kind of silkDari-tadi. From of late, lately.fabric ; tapestry.Daring. To growl ; v. Dring.Dewasa (s). Time, age, season ;pxiberty ;Daringo (j). Name of a plant ; v. Dringo. adult.Darita (s). To endure, to bear, to sustain,to vxndergo to resist.Dewi (s). A goddess ; the Hindu god-Dewata (s). A god.;Darjat (a). The steps of a ladder; honour, dess Prawati ; a lady, a woman of dis-rank; prosperity, success.Darma (s). Boimty, liberality ;favour,goodness; charity; benevolence; alms.Dilrmawan (s). Bountiful ; liberal ; charitable; benevolent.Ddrni. The lintel, and also the thresholdof a door-frame.Diirpajaya (s). Name of one of the Kurawa,in the Mahabarat.Darsana (s). Name of one of the Kurawa,brother of Suyudana, in the Mahabarat.Daru. To roar as the sea, to emit a lowtinction.Di. An inseparable prefixed particle,which, applied to a radical, forms apassive verb.Di. By; at; in; of; from.Dtlrmawangsa (s). The eldest sou of Di-ad'flp. Before, in front of; in presencePandu, another name of Yudistira, inthe Mahabarat.of.Di-ad-apan. Being before, being in frontof, being in the presence of.Di-antara. Among, amongst; between,betwixt.On, upon over above.Di-atas. ; ;Di-atas-angin. The windward; the west.Di-bawah. Below, beneath ; under, underneath.Di-bawah-angin. The leeward ; tlie east.Di-biilakaug. Behind ; after in time orhollow sound.Darwes' (p). A dervise, a religious mendicant.place.Di-dakat. Near, nigh.Basing. A tingling in the ear.Di-dalam. In, within.D.lstar (p). A handkerchief; a turban. Di-damping. Nigh, adjoining.Ddstuwi. To bless, to bestow a benediction.Di-jauh. Far, at a distance, remote.Di-k41iling. Around, round abovit.Dawar (a). A windlass.Di-luwar. Out, without, outside ; outwardly,Dawat (a). Ink.externally ; without, not with.Dawalat (a). Prosperity, welfare; fortune,Di-mana. Where, in what place ; how,wealth ;prosperous, fortunate. in what manner.Daa, doa (a). Prayer, invocation. Di-muka. In front, before.Dawa (a). A law-suit ; altercation. Di-sana. There, in that place.Dekar. Courage, bravery ; a champion, Di-sablah. On one side ; aside.a wan-ior.Di-sabrang. Across the water.Den. I, self.Here, in this place.Di-sini.Dendcng. Flesh dried in the sun ; the Di-sisi. Beside, by the side of, alongside.jerk beef of commerce ; v. Balur andTS,tapa.Denlagi. Besides, over above, moreover.Di-situ.Di-susor.There, in that place.By, beside ; by the side of.Desa (s). The country, not the town ; avillage, a hamlet.Di-t'd,ngah. Amid, in the midst ; in themiddle.

Didik.DID—DRA [43] DRA—DURTo bring up, to nourish, to educate,to rear.Dikau (j. dika). Thou.Dilah (jAv). A torch ; a candle.Dilaiu (j). Name of a genus of plants,Progostemon.Dili. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra ; name of aplace on the northern coast of Timur.Dimpit. To run against ; to collide.Din (a). Faith, religion, worship.Dina. Common, low, mean ; v. Ina.Dina (s). Day.Dina-ari. Daybreak, dawn.Dinah (ben). Model, plan.Dmar (a). A piece of money ; name of agold coin, equal m value to a Venetianducat, or about 5s. lOd. sterling.Dinging. Cold, chilly ; coldness, chill.D"iorang(d-iya and orang). They; literally," they people."Dipa (s). Lord, prince. Much used incomposition by the Javanese in theformation of the titles of the nobility.Dipati (s). The highest title of Javanesenobility; v. Adipati.Dirita. Rank, row, order.Dims (j. irus). To sprinkle ; to water,to irrigate ; v. Ii-us and Jirus.Diwal ( p). A wall ; r. Dewal.Dij^a. The pronoun of the third personV. lya.Di3'akan. To appropriate to himself orhei-self ; to make his own or her own.DTyan (j). A torch, a link : a candle.Diyam. To be silent, to be mute; tocea.se talking ; to be silent, to be still,to be quiet ; to stay, to wait ; to stay,to tarry ; to stay,' to dwell, to residesilence !Diyam-dij'am. Silently, without noise;privately, secretly.Diyamkan. To silence, to cause to besilent.Diyat (a). The law of retaliation ; theprice of blood.Doa (a). Prayer, invocation.Dodol. Sweet-meats.Dolo. Name of a bird, a wader.Domul. The snout of certain animals, asthe hog.Donga. Foolish, simple, silly ; stupid ;V. Dunga.Donggala. Name of a place in Celebes,in the tei-ritoiy of Kayali.Dongkang (j. kongkang). A toad.Dongkol. Trouble, distress.Doi'oug (ben). To rush, to push on.Dosa (s). Crime ; sin.Dragam. Brown, very dark red.Drana (j). Patient.Dras (j). Rapid, impetuous, movingviolently as a torrent ; v. Daras.Drawa (j). Syrup ; v. Darawa.Di-ang. To tiuk, to tinkle, to clink; v.'Darang.Dring. To growl as a tiger ; v. During.Drubiksa (jay). A goblin, an evil spirit.Druiia (s). Name of a bramin andpundit in the Mahabarat ; v. Durna.Druyudana (s). Another name for Suyudana,one of the Kurawa, and king ofAstina, in the Mahabarat.Dubar (a). The posteriors.Duga (j). To guess, to conjecture ; toestimate ; a plumb, a plummet ; asounding lead ; to plumb ; to soundwith the lead.Duka (j). Anger, passion ; angry, wroth.Duka (s). Difficult, laboi-ious ; difficulty;embaiTassment ; grief.Duka-nastapa. Trouble, misfortune.Dukachita (s). Sadness, sorrow, uneasinessof mind ; sad, grieved, ill at easeto gi'ieve, to sorrow, to be sad.Dukana (j). Lascivious, unchaste, obscene,lewd.Dukuh (jAv). A small village.Dukung. To carry or bear on the hip.Dukungan. A burthen carried on thehip.Dulapan. Eight ; v. Dalapan.Dull. Dust ; foot ; claw.Duraba (p). A .sheep.Dunai. Name of the Nicobar pigeon,Geopkillus Nicoharicus.Diinya (a). The world, the earth ;worldly goods.Dunga. Silly, simple, stupid ; v. Donga.Dupa (s).Incense, fumigation.Dura (por). Duration, long time ; todelay, to dally.Dm-aka (j). Crime, guilt ; sin ; pei-fidy,treason, treachery ; criminal, gviilty ;perfidious ; treacherous.Durasana (s). Name of a brother ofSuyudana, king of Astina, and one ofthe Kurawa.Durbiksa (jav). A goblin, an evil spirit.Duren (duri). The durian fniit; literally," the thorny object ;" v. DuriyanDuno zibethinus.Durga (s). The Hindu goddess Durga ; ademon; danger.Duri (j. ari and ri). A thorn, a spine, aprickle.Duriyan (j). The dui-ian; v. Duren,Name of an island in the easternpart of the Straits of Malacca, givingname to the straits called Drj'an in themaps.Durja. Countenance, face, mien.Durjana (j). Rogue, knave, villain, thief;kna\ish, villanous ; knavery, villainy.Durna (s). Name of a bramin in theMahabarat; v. Druna.

welcomeDUR—DAR [44 ]DAR—DOKDurpada (s). The son of Busukate, kiug D-arat (j). Land, distinct from air orof Maiura, and brother of Dewikuuti, water, terra firma ; on foot, not conveyedwife of Paudu.by any vehicle ; foot soldiers,Durya (t). Name of a kmd of striped infantry.cotton fabric.D'ai'ingo (sun). Calamus aromaticus.Duryadaua (s). The king of Astina, in D-asar (j). Ground, surface; bottom,the Mahabarat ; v. Druyudana and ground under the water ;ground,Suyudaua.floor; ground, bottom colour; gi'ouud,Dusana (j). Relative, blood relation, foundation, reason.kinsman.Dataug (j). To come, to arrive ; toDusiisana (s). Name of a brother of arrive at, to reach ; to arrive, toSuyudana ; v. Durasana.happen until, to, unto.;Dusun. Name of a variety of garlic. D-atang-ati. To have the heart, to findDu.sun. Name of a wild tribe of Borneo, in one's heart to do an act.on its north-eastern coast.D'ataugi; v. tr. To get at, to reach,Duta (s). A messenger.to attain ; to produce, to bring forward.Duwa (j. loro). Two.Duwa-blah. Both, the two.D-atiingkan. To produce, to bring forward.Duwablas. Twelve.Duwapuluh. Twenty.D-atang-kapada. Until, to the time orDuwa-laki-estri. Man and wife ; an place that.idiomatic expression, which, however,is not confined to this particular relation,D-atanglah.Dayung (j).Come ! !An oar; to row, to oar.nor confined to two persons. D-amam. Fever.Duwaratus. Two hundred.D'amam-katiga. Ague, intermittent fever.Duvva-ribu. Two thousand.D-amam-kora. Hectic fever.Duvvau. Grandfather five degrees removedD'amam-salang. Intermittent fever ; v.; forefather, ancestor.Damam-kiltiga.D'amd-ilm (j. d-am). Malice, gi-udgo,spite, malevolence, rancour ; envy.])'aCHIN(j). A steelyard,D'aud'a (s). Fine, pecuniary penalty,mulct ; forfeiture.D'ad'a (j. d'ad'a and jaja). The breastthe thorax ; the bosom ; the heart, theseat of the affections.D"ad'a-prang (j). The centre of an armydistinguished from the wings.D'adap. Name of a tree, Erytkriiia indica.D'ad'ap-chuchuk, or D. duri. Erylkrinaaculeata.D'ad'ap-miuak. Erythrina inennis.D'ad'ap-wangi. Erythrina spathacea. Theerythrinas are used as vegetating propsfor the pepper vine, and planted withthe coffee plants to afford them shade.D'ad'o (poii). Dice.D-agn (j). The Javanese partridge, Perdrixjavanica.DakS,p (j). To embi-ace ; an embrace, ahug.D-alang (j). An actor, a stage-player, acomedian ; a story-teller.D'ampa (sun). Tetter, ringworm.D-ampar (jav). A throne.Dand'an. To play on a musical instrument.Dand'ang (jav). A crow.D'ang (J. a female devotee). A title ofinferior order prefixed to the names ofwomen ; a waiting-maid, a handmaid.Daugkal (bat). Shallow, not deep.Dara. A maid, a virgin.Darad ang. A waiting-maid, a handmaid,D-iiudi. Name of a stringed instrumentLke a guitar.D angilr (J. to understand). To hear, toperceive by the ear ; to hear, tohearken, to listen, to obey.Dapa (j). A fathom.D-ilsfarata (s). The elder brother ofPandu, and father of the Kurawa ; v.Drastarata.Ded'es (j). Musk, civet.Dendang (j). To sing.D"end'eug (j). A wall ; name of thoislands at the eastern end of the Straitsof Malacca, called in the maps Dinding.Dend-eng-ari. A kind of partition wallwithin a tomb or gi-ave.Didik. To boil, to seeth.Dim (ou. duim). An inch.D'iri (j). Self;person, individual ; thou ;to stand, to be erect.D-iriamba. Myself ; litei-ally, " selfslave."Myself, ourselves.D'iri-kita.Diri-ku. MyselfD-iri-mu. Thyself.Himself; herselfD'iri-iia.Dirikan (diri). To cause to stand ; toerect, to place perpendicularly ; toerect, to raise ; to hoist.r)okoh. A kind of necklace.

FAN—GAD- [46] GAD—GALinterpose, to interfere; to heed, tomind ; v. Paduli.Fana (a). Mortal ; frail ; corrupt.Farasat (s). Foreknowledge, prognostication;physiognomy.Faraj (a). The pudenda of either sex.Farangi. An European ; a Christian.Fardan, pardana (a). Sole, single, singular.Fardana-mantri, pardana-mantri (a and s).First ministei-, vizier.Fardus (a). Paradise.Fari, pari (a).A peri, a fairy.Farman (p). An edict, an ordinance ; aroyal mandate.Farna, fiirna (a). An oven, a furnace ;V. Furna.fish.Gachar (ben). Diarrhcea.Gada (s). A club, a mace.Gada-gada. A vane ; bunting, or thefabric of which flags are made.Gadamala (s). Name of a plant.Gadang (bat). To watch, to wake.Gad-ai (j. gad-e). To pawn, to pledge,to mortgage ; a pawn, a i^ledge, amortgage.Gad-iug (s). The tusk of an elephantGad'uh-gad'uhan. General disturbance,general disorder.Gaga (jAv). The cultivation of rice indry laud, distingiiished from sawah, orits culture in irrigated land.Gagah (j). Strong, powerful, stoutmighty, valiant ; might, strength ;valour.Gagahi (gagah). To force, to compel, tooverpower.Gagak (j). A crow, Corvus.Gagaug (j). A spi'out, a shoot.Gagap. To stammer, to stutter, to sputter.Gagau. To grope ; to catch fish by gropingwith the hand.Gaget (j). To start, to startle ; start,alarm.Gaginggal-ginggal (j. ginjal). The reins,the small of the back.Fasui- (a). Wicked ; fraud.Fasun, pasuna (p). Incantation, enchantment,fascination.Fasa/tat (a). Eloquence.Gagu. To stutter.Fasal (a). Chapter, title, article, section.Gagu (ben). Name of a fish.Gah.Fasi/i. (a). Eloquent., renown.Noted, renowned, famed ; fame,FatAah (a). The name of the first Arabic Gahra. The principal fighting cock in avowel mark, called by the Malays main ; the principal or elder wife.baris-diatas, or " the stroke over." Gahya. Strength, power, force.Fa^imah (a). Fatimah, the daughter of Gajah (s). An elephant; the bishop atMahomed, and wife of Ali.chess.Fatnah (a). Treachery, fraud, perfidy. Gajah-gfimulang. Name of a flower.Fetor, petor (por. feitor). A factor, a Gajah-mina (s). Name of a species ofcommercial agent.seal, Phoca ; literally, " elephant-fish."FihaZ-, pihak (a). Side, quarter.Givjah-monda (jav). Name of the fii-stFiruz (a). Triumphant, victorious ; triumphal.minister of the last king of Majapahit,in Java.Firuzah, piruz (a). The turquoise. Gajah-putik (jav). Name of an ancientFiirna (a). An oven, a furnace ; v. Farna. Javanese king ; literally, " white elephant; " V. Jat'asura.Gajahtoya (s). Name of the capital ofthe kingdom of Astina, in the Mababarat.GaBUR (ben). Name of a fish.Gabus (j). Name of a tree with very soft Gajih (j). Reward, recompense; pay,timber, Alstonia scholaris ; name of a hire ; wages ; salary.Gaku (ben). To sing a lullaby.Gala. Remedy, resource.Galad-ag (jav). The public establishmentof a Javanese prince, for the supply oflabour in men and horses, being corveesfurnished by a kind of conscription ; v.Glad-ag.Gala-gala. A composition of resin andlime for paying the bottoms of ships.Galah. A pole for pushing a boat inshallow water.Galak (j). Fierce, furious, ferocious,wicked, vicious, mischievous.ivory ; the wing of an army.Gad-ing-gad-ing. The floor timbers of aship.Galang. A chock or block placed underGad'is (re). A virgin.an object to keep it from the ground ;Gad'og. Name of a plant, Bischqffia name of an island at the eastern end ofJavanica.the straits of Malacca.Gad'uk. To disordei-, to disturb, to confuseGalangan. A slip for ship or boat building.; disorder, disturbance, confusion ;to plague, to vex.Galangan-tangan. The ball of the thumb.

GAL^GAN [47] GAN—GARGaLos. To carry an object over theshoulder suspended from the end of astaff.Gale. A whirlwind.Gali. To dig to bore the earth, to mine.Galian.;A mine, a quarry.Galigih. To quake, to tremble.Galinggam. The arnotta plant and dye,£ixa orellana ; safilower ; minium, redlead.Galuga (j). Vermillion, cinnabar.Galuh (jay). Name of an ancient placein Java, now called Kasokapura.Galuh (j). A princess ; a lady of highrank.Galuma. Name of a plant, Rubia javanica.Gamak. To threaten, to menace.Gamam (j). Perturbed, agitated, confused,not collected in thought ;boorish,clownish.Gaman (jay). Implement ; tool ; weapon,arms.Gamat. Name of a small species ofleech.Gamatutan. Name of a plant, Ecliinocaulcsperfoliatm.Gamal (jay). A groom, one that tends ahorse.Gamalan (jay). A band of musical insti-uments.Gambang (j). A staccata, or musicaltrough, of which the keeps are wood.Gambar (j). To delineate, to design, topaint ; draught, delineation, picture.Gambas. Name of a plant, Bryonia cordifolia.Grambir (j). The plant and catechu fromthe Nauclea gambir.Gambung. A horse's mane.Gambut. A column of smoke.Gamit. To beckon.Gamit. To paw ; to finger a musical insti-ument.Gamit-gamitan. A mutual beckoning.Gampang (j). Easy, light, facile.Gana (s). The Hindu god Ganesa.Ganas (j). Restless, unquiet, impatient.Ganchang(j). Quick, expeditious; quickly,speedily.Ganda (s). Scent, odour, perfume.Gandapura (s). Name of a plant. Hibiscusahelmoschus.Gandarusa (s). Name of a plant, Justiciagandarusa.Gandasuli (s). Name of a plant, Hedichiumcoronarium.cling, to hang to.Gand-a. Mviltiple, equivalent to theEnglish word " fold," in composition.Gand'a-bargand'a. Two-fold.Gandek (j). A messenger; a lock of falsehair.Gand-eng (jay). A mallet.Gand'era (for. bandeira). A flag, a banner;V. Band-era.Gaud-is (jay). Sugar.Gand-ut (j. d-od-ut). Pot-bellied, swagbellied.Ganja (t). Hemp, Cannahis saliva, var.indica.Ganja-rami-china. Name of a plant,Cm'chorus capsulars.Granjar (j). To bestow, to give as bountyor gift.Ganjaran (j). Gift, present, bounty, donation,largess.Ganjil. The kidneys.Ganjil (j). Odd, not even.Ganta. Coarse, gi-oss, indelicate.Ganta. Enraged, furious.Gantang. Name of a dry measure, equalto about a gallon.Ganti (j). To ciiange, to shift, to alter;to exchange ; to succeed, to come into£lie place of another ; change, shiftsuccessor ; representative, vicar, substitutealteration ; succession.;Gantih (j. ngantih). To spin, to makethread.Gantung (j). To hang, to suspend ; tohang, to be suspended; to hang, todepend upon.Gantungkau. To hang, to suspend.Gantung-layar. To take in sail ; literally," to hang sail " ; a salvage for rescuingshipwrecked persons.Ganggang. To roast flesh.Ganggang. Quarrel, dispute, altercation.Gangsa (s). The goose ; v. Angsa.Gangsa (s). Bronze, bell-metal.Gauggu (j). To disturb, to perplex, toannoy.Gapura (t). A gate.Garagai (ben). A hook for taking thealligator.Garang. Fierce, ferocious ; violent, tyrannical.Garang. Loud, sonorous.Garangan. A loud noise, roaring.Gari (bat). A bedstead.Garam. Culinaiy salt.Garing (bat). To dry, to parch.Garis (j. garit). To scratch, to score ; ascratch, a score.Garjitawati (s). Name of the counti-yof Rama.Gandum (p). Wheat, Triticum cestivum; Garok. To scrape in the earth, to grub.V. Gandum.Gartuk. To dust, to free from dust.Gandung. The outriggers of a boat ; to Garu (j). A comb ;a rake ; a harrowto comb ; to rake ; to harrow ; toclaw, to scratch ; to curry a horse.Garud-a (s). Name of fabulous bird, the

GAR—GAD- [48] GAD—GAMvehicle of the Hindu god Vishnu;1'. Grud'a.Gai'ulangit (j). Name of the brother-inlawof Rawana, in the Ramayana.Garut (j). To scratch, to claw ; to scrape.Garwa (jav). Spouse, consort, wife.Gasal (j. gangsal, "five"). Odd, not even.Gasap (j). Hard, rough, rugged; v.Kasap.Gasing. A boy's top.Gasir (bat). To undermine, to sap.Gatal (.t). To itch ; itching, prurientitching, desiring, lewd, lascivious, wanton.Gatal-mulut. Impertinent, intrusive.Gatotkacha (s). Name of a son of Bima,in the Mahabarat.Gawal (re). Dull, slow of understanding.Gawal (bat). To entangle ; to perplex ;to embroil ; to confound.Gawam (re). To sue, to plead, to contendat law.Gawe (re), v. Gawam.Gawe (jav). To do, to perform; work,labour.Gawe-ning-wong (jav). Census of theland and population, estimated by thequantity of the former which a familyis supposed to cultivate ; literally, " aman's work or labour."Gawerasa (gawe, J., and rasa, s., "to causeto feel'). To take to oneself what isaddressed to another.Gawul. To mix, to compound ; toconfase.Gawung. A hollow soimd as in a vaulta cave.Gawung (bat). A shady place.Gawung. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra, betweenKampar and Indragiri.Gaya. To plan, to design.Gayit (j). To hook, to hold with a hookor crook ; a crook, a hook.Gayoh. Name of a wild tribe in the interiorof Sumatra, in the territory ofPalembang.Gayong. A ladle having a coconut-shellfor its bowl.Gilbala (s). A tender of cattle, a herdsman; a charioteer; an elephant-driver;V. Grlmbala, Gumbala, Kambala.Gabang (j). Name of a palm, Coryphagebanr/a.GAbang (jav). Name of a district ofCheribon, in Java.GilbAr. Checked, cross-striped.Gad-ang (j. g^d'e). Big, great, largo.Gad"is. Name of a plant.G&d'ogan (jav). A hor.se stable.Gild'ong (t). a warehouse, a storehouse ;1 ; any house builtof brick or stone. This is the origin ofthe word "godown," in general useamong Europeans in India for a warehouse.Gad'ubang. Name of a kind of sword.Gad-upang. The buttocks.Gagak. Noisy, clamorous; noise, clamour.Gagaman (jav). Tools, implementsarms, weapons ; v. Gaman.Gagand-en (jav). A mallet ; v. Gand'en.Gaganja. The upper end or capital of apillar or column.Gaganjil. The kidneys ; v. Ganjil.Gagar. To vibrate, to quiver.Gagat. A moth.Gagawin (j. kaklawin). A song, a ballad,a ditty.Gagdlang (j). A song, a ditty ; name ofa place in the province of Pranaraga, inJava.Gdgali. The kidnej's ; v. Gili-gili.Gagaras. Voracious, I'avenous.Gagatai". The artificial stalk of a bouquetof flowers ; name of a woman's headornament.Gaginjal. The reins, the small of theback; v. Ginjal.Galaga (j). Name of a tall grass. SaccJiarumspontaneum; v. Glaga.Galaga (bat). To bubble.Galajah (t). Rapacity, greediness.Galak. To laugh loud continuously;continuous loud laughter.Galamber. The dewlap of an ox ; thewattles of a cock.Galambung. Foam, froth, bubblessurge, billows.Galang (j). A bracelet ; armlet ; anklet.Galangpintu. The handle of a door.Galanggang. A stage for cock-fighting ; afield of battle.Oalap. Dark, obscure; darkness; obscurity.Galap-gulita. Utter darkness.Galar (j. order, arrangement). Title,appellation of honour ; name of manhood.Gillatak (lam). To babble, to tattle.Gali. To tickle, to titillate.Galinchir. To slide; slippery.G:iluju. Gluttonous; a glutton.Galuk. A coconut shell ; r. Gluk.G&lumpai. Thatch made of split bamboo.Gillung (j). To tie the hair in a knot onthe crown of the head in the Javanesefashion ;the hair so tied.Galimg. A path, a footway.Galut (j). To embrace by taking in thearms ; to hug ; to wrestle.Gdmak (jav). A quail.Gamas. Hard, rough, rigid.

GAM—GAN [49] GAN—GARGamalunggung. Agitated, tossed, aswater in violent commotion ; v. G4-muluk.Gamalutuk. To tremble, to shiver, toquake.Gamam (bat). Loose, rambling, incoherent.Gamar. To rejoice, to exult ; rejoicing,exultation.Gamantam. The noise or clatter of footsteps.Ganje (t). Hemp, Cannabis sativa, var.G^maratak. To clash, to clatter; clash, indica; v. Ganja.clatter.Gantar. Fear, apprehension ; afraid, timorousG^marchek. The sound of plumping in; to fear, to apprehend.water.Gantas. To break off, to nip off, to snapGamarenchang (j). To clang, to clatter;to pick, to gather.off;clang, clatter ; to crash ; crash. Gantus (sun). To hit against, to collide.Gamarlap (j. gamilap). To shine, to Gant-a (j). A bell.glitter, to glisten glitter, lustre. Gant-ing (j. gand'eng). A roofing tile.Gamarlapan.;Shine, lustre, glitter. Gangaman (j. gagaman). Arms, weapons,GftmatAr (j). To quake, to tremble; v. Gangang. To roast.Giltar and Katar.Gangam (j. gagam). The fist, the clenchedGambala (s). A tender of cattle, a herdsmanhand; a handful ; to clutch, to clench;; a charioteer ; an elephant-driver; small arms, as swords, daggers, &c.V. Giibala, Gumbala, Kabala.Gapuk. A granaiy.Gambat (j. gambes). A betel-box. Gapuk. Fat, corpulent.Gambira (j). Wanton, sportive, playful Garai. A bedstead, a couch.animation, spirits ; brisk, lively.Garaji (j). A saw ; v. Gargaji.Gflmbong (jav). Another name for the Garak. To move, to stir ; to move, to beprovince of Pasuruhau, in Java.in motion ;motion, movement.Garni (jav). Frugal, parsimonious. Giiraham. A grinder, a molar tooth; v.G^mi (ben). Name of a parasitic fish. Griiam.Gamilang (j). Bright, shining, lustrous, Garangan. Possibly, peradventure ; v.resplendent, effulgent.Grangan.Gamira. Anger, wrath.Gilrap. To grasp at, to endeavour toG3,mintam. Sound or report, as of seize.cannon.Garayang (j). To feel, to examine byGamlugut. To quake from fear.the touch ; to grope ; to seek, toGamalan (j). A band of musical instrumentsendeavour after.; V. Gamalan.Garam (p). Hot, angry, enraged.Gampa. An earthquake ; to quake. Garandang-garandang (bat). To mumble,Gampal. A clod.to speak inarticulately.Gampar. To clamour ; clamour, outcry, Garandi (j). A grindstone.tumult.Garbang. The gate of a palace or castle.G4mpita. Loud, roaring, clamorous Garbag (jav). A festival, a festivity;clamour, noise.a festive procession.Gamuk (j). Fat, plump, fleshy; fat, Gardapati (s). The king of Saptaprabala,corpulent ; fertile, fruitful.Gamuluk. Agitated, tossed as water inviolent commotion ; v. Gamalunggung.G^muruh. Loud, pealing ; clamorous,noisy; clamour, outcry.Ganal. To lay the hand on the hilt of aweapon in a threatening manner.Ganap (j). Complete, full, perfect ; entire,whole, undivided.Ganapi. To complete ; v. Ganapkan.Ganapkan. To complete, to perfect ; tofinish.Gandang (j). A kind of drum.Gilndang (bat). Foolish, idiotical, halfwitted.Gandarang. A kind of large drum.Gandcwa (s). A bow, the instrument ofwar ; in Sanskrit, the bow of Arjuna.Gandit. A small cord worn round thewaist.Gandiim (p). ^^^^eat, Triticum sativum.Gand-a. Multiple; v. Gand'a.Ganeh. The tusks of a female elephant.Ganitri (j). Name of a shrub the seedsof which are much used as rosaries,Ekeocarpus ancfiislifolia.in the Mahabarat,—one of the Kurawa.Garechok (bat). To vex, to annoy, toteaze.Gargah. Name of a species of monkey.Gargahayu. Prosperity, good fortune.Gargaji (j. gdraji). A saw.Gargasi. A goblin, an evil spirit.Garoh. Loud, sonorous.Garoh. Accident, mishap.Glrok (j). Hoarse.Garonggong (j). A den, a cavern.Garsik (j. gasik). Sand, gravel.Gdrsik (jav). Name of a town anddistrict in the eastern part of Java,called by Europeans Gresik.Gartak. To stamp, to strike the ground

GAR—GIL [50] GIL—GLOwith the foot ; to knock an objectagainst the ground ; to urge, to goad,to spiu' ; to threaten, to menace ; toaffright, to fright.Gartak-gigi. To gnash the teeth ;gnashingof teeth.GAi-us (j). To polish, to smooth, to gloss.Gata (p. kat). A couch, a bed ; v. Kata.Gatah. Tlie sa]) of plants whether fluid,viscid, or concrete ;gum ; resin ; birdlime; inspissated extract.Gitah-parcha. The inspissated juice ofthe parcha tree, Isonandra r/utta of SirWilliam Hooker; the guttah-perchaof commerce.Giling (j).Gilingan.Gatah-taban. Name of a tree yielding agutta-percha, and, like the last, of thefamily of the Sapotacece.Gatam (ben). To bite the lips.Gatas (j). Brittle, fragile, crumbling.Gatar (j). To quake, to tremble; v.Katar and Gamatar.Gati. Name of a forest tree.Gaza (p). The giiz, a long measure of37 inches English.Gebang. To boast, to vaunt, to brag.Gebe. The island of Gibi, between Gillohand New Guinea.Gcd-eng (jav). A double sheaf of rice,25 of which make an amat ; a pair.Geger (jav). Uproar, tumult, disturbance,turmoil, anarchy, disorder. Giri (s).Gelek. To dodge, to move aside so as to Giri (s).elude a blow.Geler (j. gilir). Change, relief as of asentinel ; the screen in the exhibitionof a scenic puppet-show.Gembol (j). A gnarr, a large knottedexternal excrescence on some trees;a log, a shapeless piece of wood.Gend'ong. To bear or carry an object ina sling.Genggoug. A Jew's harp.Gepeng (jav). Flat, shallow, not deep ;V. Lepek.Gilang. Name of an intoxicating spirit.Gilang (j). To shine, to glitter ; todazzle ; v. Gilau.Gilang-gilang (j). Brightness, brilliancyshining.Gilang-gamilang. Effulgent, shining, lustrous.Gilau. To shine, to glitter ; v. Gilang.Gilau-gilaiian.Glittering.Gili (j). To loathe, to nauseate; loathing,nausea, disgust.Gili-gili. The kidneys.Gilik (j). To tickle, to titillate.To turn round, to revolve.A quern, a hand-mill, a mill.Gilingwasi (jav). Name of a district inJava.Gilip (bat). To burnish.Galir (j). To change, to shift ; to berelieved as a sentinel.Galiran. Change, shift, relief as of awatch or sentinel.Gilung (ben). a fagot ; any kind ofbundle.Giudala. To impede, to obstruct, tohinder.Ginjal (jav). The reins, the small of theback.Gintel. A pellet.Gingsir (jav). To shift, to change place ;to recede ; to break an engagement.a mountain, a hill.Name of a place in the districtof Gresik, in Java.Girinata (s). A name of the Hindu godSivva ; literally, '' lord of the moimtaiu."Giring (bat). Glad, merry.Gisi-gisi. Lattice-work.Gisik (j. gosok). To rub, to fret, to chafea fiddle-stick.Gisil. A fiddle-stick ; v. Gisik.Gisir (ben). To rub between the hands.Gitik (jAV). To beat; to whip, toscoui-ge ; a whip, a scourge.Giyang. Lewd, unchaste.Gerek. To bore, to pierce, to perforate, Giyau. A sickle.to drill.Giyab. To be alarmed, to be disturbed.Gesek (j. gosok). To rub, to fret, to Glad-ag (j), v. Galad'ag.apply friction ; v. Gisik.Glaga (j). Name of a tall species of grass,Getck (jav). a float, a raft.Saccharum spontaneum ; v. Galaga.Gibana (ben). A vagabond, a profligate. Glam. Name of a tree, Gordonia ; theGigas. A moth.epidermis of this tree is used for envelopes,and for caulking.Gigi. A tooth ; a tusk.Gigi-asu. The canine teeth.Glat'ek (jav). The species of finch calledThe front teeth, the incisors. by Europeans "the Java sparrow,"Gigi-sai-a.Gigi-utan. The edge or outskirt of a FringiUa oryzivora.forest.Glapung (jav). Flour, meal.Gigit (j). To bite.Glenggaug (j).Qigitan. A bite, a bit broken off by (data.Name of a plant, Cassiabiting, a morsel.Glatik. To tickle, to titillate.Gila (j). Mad, insane ;foolish, weak of Glond'ong (j). A log, a billet.intellect ; foolishly fond, mad in love. Glora. Trouble, disorder, confusion, commotion.Gilang. Purslane, PoHulaca.

GLU—GOP [51] GOP—GUBGlud'ug (j). A thunder clap.hastily; suddenly; haste, hurry, precipitation;Gluga (j). The amotta plant, Bixa orellana;V. Gupuh.v. Galanggam.Gopoh-gopoh. Hastily, hurriedly.Gluga (j). Vermillion, cinnabar.Gorek. To bore, to pierce by boring, toGluga (j). Name of a tree from which perforate ; v. Gerek.the Javanese manufocture a native Goreng (j). To fry, to stew or seeth.paper, Broussonetia pa/iyriftra.Gorita. Having many feet ; having manyGlugar. Name of a plant.fibrous roots.Glugur. The septs or partitions of some Goroh (jav). False, lying, mendacious;fruits, as they appear externally.lie, falsehood.Gluk. A coco-nut shell ; a little bucket, Gosok (j). To rub, to apply friction.with a cord attached, made of one ; v. Gosoki. To nib.Galuk.Gosot. To rub, to apply friction; v.Gobah (j). To trim and arrange flowers Gosok.into garlands or wreaths ; v. Gubah. Goyang. To shake, to agitate ; to shake,Gobar (j). Name of a kind of gong.to be agitated ; v. Gonchang.Gochoh (j. gocho). To box, to strike with Griiam. The grinders or molar teeth.the fist ; a box, a cuff.Graba. The flying lemur, GaleopithecusGodam. A sledge hammer ; to beat as volans.with a hammer ; to thi-ash, to drub. Gragau. To gi'ope ; to catch fish byGod'ong (JAV). A leaf.groping with the hands ; v. Gogoh.Gogau (ben). To gulp.Grab (jav). To be sick ; to be in pain ;Gogoh (j). To catch fish in shallow watersickness pain.by groping with the hand, or with Grahana (s). An eclipse.;the assistance of an inverted basket. Grai. A bedstead, a couch.Goke. A name for the tokay, or noisy Graji (j). A saw ; v. Gdraji and Gargaji.Grami (jav). Name of a species of carp.lizard r. Takeh.Gole.;To hang down, to depend as a Grantang. To affright, to terrify.partially broken branch from a tree Grang. An advei'b, which has the senseV. Kole.Golek (jAV). A puppet.Goliga. Bezoar.Goling. To roll ; to turn round on asurface ; to roll, to toss about ; v.Guling.Golita. Dark, pitch-dark.of "may," and mai-ks a subjunctivemood.Grangan ; v. Grang.Grangau. To paw or claw, to use thefoot or claws for offence or defence.Gram. The wooden frame of a house.Greb. To gnaw.Golok. A cleaver ; a kind of hanger or Greja (por. iglesia). A church, a Christiancutlass.temple.Golong. To pursue, to chace ; v. Kolong. Grenseng (j). Name of a kind of cloth.Gomol. To wrestle.Greuseug. A large kind of copper cauldron.Gompat. To slander, to calumniate;slander, calumny; v. Ompat.Grigi. Serrated.Gonchang. To shake, to agitate; to Grimis (jav). Drizzle, light rain.shake, to be agitated.Grinting (j). Frizzly, frizzling ; woolly,Gond'a (jav). Odour, scent, perfume as the hair of the negro.r. Gand'a.Grinting (jav). Name of a species ofGond-a-kusuma (jav). Name of a prince grass much esteemed for the food ofof Javanese story, said to have i-eigned cattle.in a country called Bandaralim. Griug (j). To be sick ; to be in painGond-ah. Sad, heavy, melancholy, pain ; sickness ; v. Grab.anxious ; sadness, heaviness.Griyak. To hawk, to expectorate.Gond'ok. Goitre.Grobogan (jav). Name of a province ofGonja (j). Jest, joke.Java, anciently Koripan.Gong (j). A gong.Gmd'a (s). Name of a fabulous bird, theGong-pangi-akan. A tocsin, a call-bell. vehicle of the Hindu god Vishnu; v.Gonggong (bat). To bark, to bay.Garud'a.Gongsa (j). Bronze, bell-metal; v. Gi-uning. A name for the cameleonGangsa.lizard.Goiieh. To mumble, to chew like a Grung. Terrified, afirighted.toothless person.Gu. A yoke ; a couple, a pair ; fellows,Gofioh. To rub, to apply friction; v. mates ; v. Igu.Gosok.Gubah (j). To trim or arrange, flowersGopoh (j). Hurriedly, precipitately, in wreaths or garlands ; v. Gobah>

GUB—GUN [52] GUN—GUWGubai. The sap-wood or soft wood of a Gund'ik (j). A concubine.tree, distinct from the heart or harderpart.Gubal, V. Gubai.Guni (s). A kind of sacking, the manufactureof Bengal, from the CmxhonisGubamur (roR. gobernador). Governor.Gudi. A betel-stand.capsularis.Gud'a (j). Temptation, incitement to evil. Gunting (j). Scissors, shears ; nippersGudang (t). A warehouse ; v. Gftd'uug. snuffers ; to cut with scissors, to shearGugah (j). To rouse, to awaken ; to to clip ; to snuff the wick of a candlealarm, to disturb ; alarm ; uproar ;or lamp.sedition, insurrection.Guntur (j). Thunder.Gugat (sun). To accuse.Gunung (j). A mountain, a hill.Gugup (j). Fluri-y, precipitation, hurry. Gunung-api. A mountain with a volcanoGugur (j). To drop, to fall spontaneously a volcano.or untimely; to miscarry, to have anabortion.Gunun g-gunungan.or stages.A series of platfoi-msGuguran. An abortion, an abortive birth. Gunggung. To mouth as a dog.Gugurkan. To cause to drop ; to produceGunggung (jav). To sum, to reckonabortion.sum, reckoning; to praise, to laud;Gukan (bat). To pair as birds.praise, laud.Gula (s). Sugar.Gupuh (j). Hurriedly, precipitately,Gula-batu. Sugar-candy; literally, "stonesugar."hastily, suddenly ; to haste, to huiryhaste, hurry, precipitation ; v. Gopoh.Gula-pasir. Raw sugar ; literally, " sand Gupuh-gvipuh. Hastily, hurriedly; v.sugar."Gopoh-gopoli.Gulai. A stew or curry ; soup, broth. Gupuk. Fat, stout, large.Guiana. Troubled, grieved.Guling. To roll, to I'oll about, to wallow.Gulingkan. To cause to roll.Guliug-gidingk^n. To toss or roll aboutan object repeatedly.Gulung ( j). To roll up ; to furl ; a roll,the object rolled up.Gulung-chuchuh. Name of a plant,Plmniera obtusa.Gulung-gulung. Timbers that bind the Gurd-i (j).rafters of a house.Guri. An ewer, a water-pot.Gulungan. A roll, the thing rolled up. Gurinda (j). A grindstone; ?;. GarSnda.Gulunggang. Name of a plant, Cassia Gurindam. A i-iddle, an enigma; song;alata; v. Galenggang.verse ; to sing.(s). A tender of cattle, a herdsmanscratch, a score ; toGumbala Guris (j. garis). A;a charioteer; an elephant-di'iverscratch, to scoi-e.V. Gftbala, Gambala, Kabala.Gurit (jav). To sing, to chant.Gumbak. A tuft of hair left on the Guritan. A song.crown, when the rest of the hair of Guron. A wilderness, a desert.the head is shaved.Gum (s). A teacher, an instructor, aGumatiir (j). v.To quake, to tremble ; master ; a name given to the chief deityGatar and Gam^tar.of the Indian islanders while Hindus,Gumilang (j). Bright, shining, lustrous,resplendent, effulgent ; v. GAmilang.Gum pal (j. gampal). A clod ; a piece, abit, a fragment.Gumuruh (j). To shout; a shout.Gumuti. The gomuti palm, £orassusgomuti.Guna (s). Use, worth, value ; charm,spell, incantation.Guna-kaya (jav). Goods, effects ; wealth,riches.Guna-pangasih. A philter, a love-charm.Gunapa (guna and apa). Why, wherefore,for what purpose.Gunawan (guna). Utility, usefulness.Gund-ul (j). Bald, bald-headed ; havingthe head shaved.Gurak (ben). Scurf, foulness of skin.Gurami (j). Name of a species of carp,preserved in ponds and stews in Java,and suj^posed to have been originallybrought from China ; v. Grami.Gurap (t). The kind of ship called byEuropeans a grab.Gui-au. To toy, to trifle, to dally, tosport ; to joke.a gimlet, an auger.and probably Vishnu.Guru-kaka. A monitor, an upper boy ina school.Guruh. Thunder ; the rattle of a gongor drum.Gurungtalo (bu). Name of a people,language, and country, in the northeasternlimb of Celebes.Gusar. Angiy, wroth.Gusi (j). The gtims.Gusong. A reef of rocks.Gusti (JAV). Lord, master ; mistress.Guwa (j). A cave, a cavern, a gi'otto ; amine; a quarry.Guwa. I ; supposed of Chinese origin.

GUW—HtJR [53] ZTAF—/fANGuwama (bex). The quinsey.Gyauar. Xame of a piincipality iu theisland of Bali.CrAIB (a). To disappear, to vanishlatent, concealed, invisible, obscure;invisible, mysterious.C'alab (a). Victorious; excelling, overcoming; triumphant.(?ani (a). Rich, wealthy.(ralat (a). Fault, mistake, error.Cauam (a). Sheep ;goats ; cattle.6'arib (a). Foreign, strange ; foreigner,stranger ; docile, meek ;poor, indigent.Oil&t (a). To make an unexpected predatoryincursion.6'irat, jiairat (a). Delight, joy ; delighted,enraptured.G'uluf, kulub (a). The foreskin, the prepiu:e.Gurab (a). A grab, the form of orientalship so called ; v. Gurap.Cusal (a). To perform an ablution ofthe whole body; an ablution.HANTBLA.N (s).The monkey generalof Rama, in the Ramayana.Hablur (p). Rock crystal; mica, talc; v.Balur.Hadayat (a). Guide, direction; spiritualIlAFlh (a). To keep, to preserve, toretain.^af ilkan. To retain in the memoiy, tohave or get by heart or by rote.^ajat (a). Necessity, indispensableness,need, lack.a Mahomedan who has per-ZTaji (a),formed the pilgrimage to Mecca, or aChristian to Jenisalem ; a pilgi-im.Hakim (a;. A man of learning ; a judge,a magistrate..^al (a). State, condition ; circumstancematter, purport ; affair, business.ZTal-ahawal (a). States, conditions, situations; aifairs ; accidents ; circumstances,details; accounts, relation?^,events.^alllr (a). Present, ready, prepared.ZTamil (a). Pregnant, teeming, withyoung.ifarun (a).Aaron.Hsisil (a). Produce, increase ; revenueprofit, gain ;profitable, useful.Habs'i (p). An Abyssinian, an Ethiopian; a negi'O.i/ad (a). Limit, boundary.ZTadamat (a). Heat, ardour; ardent,vehement.//adaij (a). Pollution, defilement.Z?adi9 (a). Traditions or sayings of theprophet.//aill. The menses, the catamenia.direction.HMM (a). Making haste.Hadiyah (a). Offering, present to a superior.ZTajab (a), a veil, a curtain.7/aj (a). The pilgrimage to Mecca.Haja (a). To spell ; r. Ija..ffakayat (a). A history, a story; aHajrat and Hajrah (a). The Hegira or romance, a tale, a fable.Mahomedan era, the year of Christ 622, .ff^akim (a). Learned, erudite ; a doctor,July 10th.a philosopher.Hamza (a). The orthographic mark commonly.ffakmat (a). Wisdom, knowledge; art,substituted for the letter a, orin the Arabic alphabet.alif,science ;physic.charm, talisman ; medicine,Hanar, hunar (p). Skill, ingenuity; Hak (a). Right, equity, justice ; law,cunning, craft ; artifice, stratagem.rule; authority, right over; just, right,Handu, Hindu (p). Hindu.true.Haudustan (p). Hindustan, India.Hsl-iLdit (a). Truth, fact ; sinceritj-, uprightness; faithful, true, loyal, sin-Harbab (p). A violin ; a rebeck ; v. Rabab.Hawa (a). Air; wind; breath; desire,cere.Halili (a). Legitimate, genuine.inclination ;H&lal (a). Lawful, not forbidden ; legal,lust.Hiban, hibanu (a). Frightful, hideous, legitimate.formidable..ETalalkan. To make la%\-ful, to legaliseHibat, hebat (a). Fear, appi-ehensiou to allow, to authorise.fearful, awful, di-eadful.Ha.\kah (a). A ring, a circle ; a chain.Hikal (a), a temple, a church.Halkum. (a). The windpipe; the throat;Hun (p). The gold coin of the south of the gullet.India, called by Europeans the pagoda. ^alwa (a). Sweet-meat.s, confectionery.Hurmuz (p). The island of Ormuz, in ^allrat (a). The presence ; dignity ;ma-the Persian gulf.jesty.^am.id (a).praising.Praise, tribute of gratitude

fAN-IBU [54] IBU-IKIJIAna (a). The henna plant, with which Ibu-tangan.'.'The thumb ; literally, motherthe Arabian and other oriental womenof the hand."stain theu" hands and nails, Lawsonia Ibu-tangga. The side pieces of a ladderin which the steps are fixed, or a beaminermis.Zf anif (a). Firm, steady, orthodox.Havam (a). Unlawful, forbidden, interdicted;unclean, not ritually pure orlawful ; holy, venerable, sacred.ZTaranizadah (a and p). Bastard ; rogue,vagabond.//arkat (a). In orthography the vowelmarks of the Arabic alphabet.Hasah, liisab (a). Computation, calculation;account, reckoning.i/'asrat (a). Impatient ; impatience.Hhsus (a). Definite, certain.jETati, hata (a). To, until, even to; asfar as ; in order that ; used only at thebeginning of a sentence.iZ'eali (a). Intoxicated.//eat (a). Life ;living, existence.//eran (a). Astonished.Idupan. Living, livelihood.Jlewan (a). An animal, a beast, a brute.i/iibat (a). Love.i/ukam (a). An order, a command woman.a rule, a regulation ; sentence, judgment,Iga (jay), a rib.decree ;punishment.ZTiikamkan. To order, to institute ; tosentence, to decree ;to punish.Huraf (a). Aid, assistance.Hiiraf (a). A letter, an alphabetic character.Hiirmat (a).Honour, reverence, respect.1 BA. Sorry, grieved ; sorrow, grief.Ibadat (a). Adoration, worship ; v..4 bad at.Ibarat (a). Exjilanation, gloss ; trope,figure, simile ; v. ibarat.Ibas. Name of a sjjecies of palm.Ibar (jav). To fly, to take wingflight.Ibin (a). Son ; v. Abin.Iblis (a). An Arabian name of thedevil ; v. Ablis.Ibrahim (a). The patriarch Abraham ;V. Abraiiim.Ibu (j). Mother.Ibu-bapa. Father and mother, immediateparents.Ibu-chAngke. The ripe clove, or clove fitfor propagation, called by Europeansthe "motlicr clove."Ibu-kaki. The great toe; literally, "motherof the foot."Ibu-nagri. The capital or chief town ofa country; literally, "mother of thecountry."Ibu-sawan. Boils; pimples; an eruptionon the skin ; literally, " mother ofconvulsions."cut into steps to serve as a laddei*.Idam (j. nidam). To long for, to desire,to list after.Idang. To serve food or drink at table.Idangan. A dish of victuals ; a serviceof food or drink.Idar (j). To turn round, to go about, torevolve ; to veer, to turn, to change.Id^ri. To surround ; to cause to revolve.Idar-idar. Round about, circuitously,circularly.Idin (a). Leave, permission, licence;dismissal ; v. Azm.Idris (a). The prophet Enoch ; v. Adi-is.Idling (j. irung). The nose.Idup (j. urip). To live ; alive, living,quick ; life ; fresh, not stale or faded.Id'am (j. nid'am, " to conceive, to bepregnant"). To long as a pregnantIgal. To whirl ; curly; v. Ikal.Igal (j). To strut as a peacock whenproud ; to dance slowly with the armsextended.Igu. A yoke for cattle ; a couple, apair ; match, fellow ; v. Gu.Ija (a), a syllable, to spell ; v. Haja.Ijin (a). Leave, permission, licence;dismissal ; v. Asin and Idin.Ijau (j. yo). Green ; mouse-colour in ahorse.Ijuk (j. duk). The black horse-hair-likesubstance at the insei-tion of the frondsof the gomuti palm, Borassus f/oviuti,and from which cordage is made.Ika (jAv). That ; v. Iku.Ikal. Whirl, gyration ; to whirl, to curlcurly, as the haii- of the head ; v.Igal.Ikau. Fish; any esculent animal matter.Ikan-laut. Sea fish.Ikan-sungai. Fresh-water fish.Ikal (j. ukal). The hair tied in a knotat the back of the head ; to tie the hairin such knot.Ikitt. To tie, to fasten ; to bind ; toarrange, to dispose ; to shut, to close ;to compose ; to put together, to unite ;a tie, a knot, a band.Ikatan. Tie, fastening; arrangement,disposition; written composition ; song,story.Iki\t-pinggang. A girdle, a zone.Ik.lt-prang. To form in order of battle ;order of battle, battle array.Ikat-tangan. A gift.Iki (JAV).This.

IKU—IXC [ 55 INC—INUIkur-mata. The outer angle of the eye.Ikut. To follow, to go after ; to accompany; to attend a.s a dependent ; toobey ; to copy, to imitate ; according,conformably to, agreeably to.Ikut-ikutan. Successively, in successionfollowing in succession.Ilai. To laugh aloud ; loud laughter.Ilanun. Name of a nation of the islandof Mindanau noted for piracy.Ilang (j). To lose; to be deprived of;to lose, not to win ; to vanish, todisappear ; to die, to be no more ; lost,missing.Hat. To cheat in gaming ; fraud,guile.liar (bat). To himger, to be hungry.Ilir (j. milir). To go with the streamor tide ; to descend a river ; the coastor sea-board distinguished from theinterior of a countiy.Imam (a). A Mahomedan high-priestV. Amam.Iman (a). Faith, religious belief; v.Aiman.Iman. Good, right, proper.Imbal. To follow, to go after.Imbas. Alike, similar.Impas (sun). To retaliate, to repay, torequite ; to pay a debt.Impok. Maimed, mutilated, crippled.Impun (j). To assemble, to be collected,to be gathered together ; to collect, togather together; to accumulate, toheap, to add; to unite, to join intoone.Impunan. Collection, assemblage; assembly,congregation, council.Injak (J. jajak, " to kick").Impunkan. To collect; to impose, to trample; to stamp.lay down.Injat (bat). To strike against an object,Ina (s). Mean, of low birth or rank ;to collide.mean, abject, base; pollution, defile-Injin (for. engenho). Axle.ment.Ina-dina. Pei-sons of all ranks, the commonalty.Inair (a). Pleasant, delightful, delicious ;V. Ainai- and Enak.Inakarta-pati (j). Xame of one of theprinces celebrated in Javanese romanceunder the name of Panji.Inang. A nurse ; the breasts, the mammce.Inangda. A nurse respectfully.Inang-paugasuh. A governess, a duenna.Inap (J. ngiuap). To sojourn for anight.Inchi. Master or mistress; a titularprefix of respect to names of perIku (Jat). That.Inchit. To expel, to drive out.Ikur. The tail of au animal ; lower end Inchut. Lame, halt.train of a garment ; train, retinue ;Indah. Rare, preciou.s, valuable ; admirable;V. Endah.an idiomatic term in the enumerationof animals ; v. Ekor.Indah -indah. Very rare, most precious.Indahkan.To esteem, to appreciate, toprize, to value; to mind, to respect;to heed.Indalas. A mythic name sometimes givento the island of Sumatra.Indam (bat). To bathe oneself.Indap. To skulk ; to lurk ; to sneak.Indra (s). The Hindu god ludra; a classof male celestial beings ; v. Endra.Indrabuwana (s). The heaven or worldof Indra.Indragiri (s). Name of a river and Malaystate on the north-eastern coast ofSumatra.Indramaya (s). Name of a town and districtof Java, in the coimtry of theSundas.Indrapura (s). Name of a place on thewest coast of Sumatra, formerly anindependent Malay state.Ind'u (j. idung). Mother, dam ; v. Indung.Indu-ayam. A brood hen.Ind'u-jari. The thumb; literally, "motherof the fingers."Ind-ung (j. id'img). Mother, dam ; nidus,matrix.Ind'ung-kasturi. A m\isk-bag.Ind'ung-madu. A honeycomb.Ind'ung-mutyara. A mother of pearlshell ; a pearl oyster.Indung-sutra. The nidxis of the silkworm,a cocoon.Ini (j. iki). This.Inilah. This it is, for this reason.Inintah. This.To tread, toIntah.Possibly, perhaps.Intai (j. nginte). To peep ; to spy, toregard attentively ; v. Intip.Intalas (a). Satin.Intan. A diamond.Intika (a). End, termination, finished,terminated.Intik-intik (bat).Freckled.Intip (JAV). To peep, to peer, toInjot-injot (bat). To stretch a rope, totighten a cord.Insaf, ansaf (a). Justice, equity ; moderation.spy-Intit (bat). To hide, to conceal.Inu (jAv). Male, not female.

INU—ISA [56] ISA—lYAluun. Yon, yonder.Isarat (a). Wink, nod, hint, sign by gesture; V. As'arat.Ing (jay). In ; at ; of.IngAr. Noise, clamour.Isam (a), a name; v. Asam.Ingfti'-bangar. Brawl, clamoiir.Isap (j. ngisap). To suck, to draw in withIngat (j. engilt). To remember, to recol the mouth.lect ; to heed, to mind ;remembrance, Isi (j). To hold, to contain; to fill;full, replete ; contents.recollection ; heed, care.Ingat-akan-d-iri. To come to, or recoverone's senses.Ingatan. Remembrance, recollectionheed, care, attention.Ingat-iugat. Attentively, heedfully, carefully.Ingatkan. To put in mind ; to heed, toattend to.Ingati; v. Ingatkan.Ingga. To, as far as ; \mtil.Ingga-ini. Until now.Ingga-itu. Until then.Ingger (ben). To perch, to roost.Inggin (j. penggin). To covet, to desireearnestly, to long for ; desire, longing ;lust, sensual appetite.Inggris. English.Inggu (a). Assafoetida.Ingka. Frolicsome, gamesome.Ingsun (jAv). I ; v. Niugsun.Ingus. Snot, mucus of the nosemucus.^liia. He she it ; v. Na.Ina.; ;A handmaid, a waiting-maid.Ipar (j. ipe). Brother or sister in law.Ipoh. Name of a vegetable poison.Ipu. Name of a place in Sumatra.Iram. Name of a flower.Iram. Variegated, party-coloured.Irap. To beat out or thresh corn.Irau. To meddle, to interfere.Iri. A rack, a manger, a crib.Iri. To hate; hatred.Hatred.Iri-ati.Irik. To tread, to trample to stamp.Iring (j).;To follow, to go after ; to followas a retainer ; to stand in the relationof a bond-debtor.Iringan. The back, the rear ; a followera bond-debtor.Iringkau. To cause to go after ; to placea person in the condition of a bonddebtor.Iris (j). To pare, to slice, to shred ; tocarve.Iru-ara. Confusion, uproar.Irung. A drinkiug-cup.Irup. To lap, to feed with the tongue ;to sip, to drink by small quantities.Irus (j. a ladle). To water, to irrigateto sprinkle ; v. Dirus and Jims.Isa (s). A name of the Hindu god Siwa,or Mahadewa./sa (a). Jesus; v. A'lsa,.Isak. To sob.Isang. The gills of a fish ;the gums.Isikan. To fill, to replenish ; to load.Isi-bumi. The inhabitants of the earth.Isi-buwah. Kernel, stone, or seed offruits.Isi-kawin. Dower, marriage portion.Isi-nagri. Inhabitants of a country.I.si-prut. Bowels, intestines.Isi-rumah. The inmates or dwellei-s ofa house.Isisurat. Contents of a writing.Isi-swarga. Celestials, inhabitants of theheavens.Isin (jAv). Shame ; modesty.Isit (bat). The gums.Iskandar. Alexander; v. Askandar.Islam (a). The Mahomedan religion ; v.Aslam.Isma (a), a name ; v. Asam.Istambul (a). Constantinople ; v. Astambul.Istanggi. Incense.Istanja (a). To wash after evacuation.Ist?adat (a). Custom; customaiy honours;compliments, ceremonious respect;V. Astaadat.Istimiwa. Especially, chiefly, particularly,above all,Istrahat (a). Quiet, repose, ease, peace ;V. Astara//at.Isuk (j. esuk). Morning; future, hereafter.Isuk-ari. To-morrow, next day.Isuk-pagi. To-morrow morning.Itam. Black./takat (a). Faith, the true faith ; v.Aata^'ad.The domestic duck.Itik.Itu (j. iku). That, demonstrative pronoun.It sometimes stands for thepronoun of the third person, and sometimesfor the definite article " the."Itu-lah. That, that is.Itu-pun. Thei-eupon; therefoi'e; eventhen.Itung (j. etung). To count, to tell, toreckon, to calculate, to number ; number,covuit, reckoning, tale.Itungan. Account, reckoning; calculation; tale.Ixlas (a). Sincerity, candour; sincere,candid ; v. Axla.s.lya. Pronoun of the third person ; v.Diya.lya (j). Yes, even so.lya-itu. That is, that is to say.lyasi. To adorn, to deck, to embellish.

lYU-JAJ [ 57 JAJ—JAMilyu. A shark ; v. Yu.Iain (a). Leave, permission,Jajang.Jajar (j).Name of a weapon.Rank, row; order, an-angement.licensedismissal, discharge ; v. Ann, Idin, Ijin. Jajat.Jajat.To mimic, to imitate.Glass beads.Jajawi. Oxen, kine ; v. Jawi.Jajawi (j). Name of a fig-tree, FicusJ ABA (JAv). Outside, without, abroad. Rumphii.Jaban-lawang (jay). Name of a countiy Jaka (jav). A youth, an unmarried lad.celebrated in Javanese romance. Jakalara (jav). A name of the HinduJabang (jav). An infant.god Vishnu.Jabat. To touch, to feel with the hand ;Jakarta (s). Name of a Javanese town,to handle; to manage; to wield; to on the site of which stands the city ofexercise ; v. JawatBatavia ; v. Jakatra and Jayakarta.Jabatan (jabat). The touch ;place, employment,Jala (s). a fishing-net, a casting-net.office; ministi'ation.Jala-jala. Network; the omentum, theJabat-tangan. To salute by touching caul.hands, that is, by taking the hand of Jala-rimbang. Name of a kind of smallthe person saluted between the hands brass cannon.of the party that salutes.Jalaga (bat). Blacking.Jadam. Name of an alloy of gold, silver, Jalak. To vibrate, to swing.and copper.Jalan (j. dalan). Way, road, path ; aJadi (j. dadi). To become, to wax, to walk ; way, means ; way, coursegrow ; to happen, to befall, to come to access, approach ; to walk ; to proceed,pass, to occur ; to be, to exist ; to be to go forward ; to march.born ; to come into existence ; to do, Jalan-mata-ari. The ecliptic.to answer, to succeed.Jalani. To travel through, to travel over.Jadikan. To make, to create ; to produce,Jalan-kakL Walking on foot; to go onto bring forth ; to cause, tooccasion.Jadi-jadian (jadi). Metamoi-phosis, transformation.Jae (jav). Ginger, Zinziher.Jaga (s). To watch, to wake, not to sleep ;to awake, to break from sleep ; to watch,to guard ; to attend, to wait on ; tofeast, to carouse ; awake, waking.Jagabela (jav). A public executioner.Jagajaga. A watch, a guard ; a watchhouse; a festival, a carousal.Jagapati (s). A king's body-guard.Jagaraga (s). Name of a district in Java.Jaga

JAM—JAN [ 58Jambumei-ah. Name of a fruit, Jambosa of govei-nment in the eastern part ofpurpurascens.Java.Jambu-monat. The cashew ajiTple, Anacardiuinoccidentale ; v. Jambu-irung. Janggut (j. jonggot). The beard.Jangat (j). A thong, a strap of leather.Jambu-jambu. A kind of ornamental Janggut. Aground, not floating.tufts.Jangka (j). A step ; a pace ; to step, toJamjam. Drops of water ;perspiration. pace, to stride ; measure, standardJambul (j). The crest or topping of compasses; v. Langka.birds ; a lock of hair.Jangkang. Name of a wild race on theJampal (j). A weight and money, estimatedat half a Spanish dollar.JangkAp (jav). Complete, finished, full,western side of Borneo.Jampi (j. medicine, physic). Charms for perfect.laying evil spirits.Jangkar (du. anker). An anchor.Jampu. Impertinent, intrusive.Jangkit. To be caught, to be taken, toJampuk. Name of a species of owl. be ensnared ; to be caught or seized byJamu (j. tamu, " a guest "). To entertain, an infectious disease ; taking, contagious,infectious.to bestow the rites of hospitality ; tovisit ; to sojourn ; a guest ; a visiter, a Japan (jav). Name of a province in thesojourner.eastern part of Java.Jamiian. An entertainment; hospitality. Jarah. Half grown.Jamurdipa (s). Name of a fabulous mountain.Jarah (j). To spoil, to plunder ; to con-Jarah. To search, to seek after.Jana (s). Man.fiscate.Janaka, or Janarka (s). A name of Arjuna.Jarak. Wide, not close, having spacesJarahan. Spoil, plunder, booty.Janardana (s). A name of Krishna. between.Jand-u (s). A widow, or a repudiated Jarak (j). The palma-christi, or castor-wife.Janjang (j). Dun colour in a horse.Janji (j). Agreement, engagement, stipulation; bargain ; contract, treaty,league ;promise ; decree, preordination; to agree, to engage, to stipulate Jai-ak-kosta, v. Jarak-kapri.to bargain ; to enter into a contract or Jaran (jAV). A horse.treaty ; to promise ; to decree, to preordainJaran-tamangluh (jav). In Javanese romance,;promised ; decreed, preordained.name of a brother of PanjiJanjian. Agreement ;promise, engagement,Inakarta-pati.Jarang (j. arang). Sparse, wide, not closecontract, treaty.open, of loose texture ; thin, rare ; rare,Jantan. Male, not female, applied to the scarce, uncommon ; rarely, seldom.lower animals.Jarang -jarang. Very seldom, very rarely;Jantra (s). A wheel ; a machine with hardly, scarcely.wheels ; a spinning-wheel.Jaram. To pour cold water on the head,Jantra. To hang, to be pendent.as a remedy in fever.Jantramuli. Name of a tree.Jaram. Pledge, token, earnest.Jantung (j). The heart ; the blossom of Jaram-jaram. Name of a plant, Pavetfathe banana ; name of a bird.indica.Jantung-batis. The calf of the leg ; literally," heart of the leg."Jangau (jav). Greens, pot-herbs, vegetables.Jangan. No, or not, usually expressingprohibition.Jangan-dikata. Unspeakable, ineffable,unutterable.Jangank.an (jangan). Not only.Jangan -tiyada. Undoubtedly, unquestionably.Jangga (s). The neck, the throat.Janggal (s). Confused, indistinct, perplexed;discord ; discordant.Janggal (j. jenggar). The comb of a cock.Janggala (jav). Name of an ancient seatoil plant, Ricinibs communis.Jarak-china. Name of a plant, Jatrophamidtifida.Jarak -kapri. Name of a plant, Curcaspurc/ans.Jari (J. driji and jariji). A finger or toea finger-length.J iri-antu. The middle finger ; literally," goblin finger."Ja ri-kaki. A toe.Ja i-kfllingking. The little finger.Ja.i-manis. The ring-finger; literally,"sweet finger."Jari-mati. The middle finger; literally," dead finger;" v. Jari-antu.Jari tangau. A finger.Jari impi. A scom-ge.Jari :g (j). A toil or net for game or fish.Jam (bat). The posts or upright stakesin a fence.Jarum (j). A needle.

JAR—JAW [ 59 JAY—JAMJaruman (jav). A pimp, a procuress.Jarung-jaruug. Name of a plaut, Ixoraincarnata.Jasa (j. yasa). Work, labour, performance; ci-eation ; inheritance, heir-loom,heritage ;property ; service, duty to asuperior.Jati (j). The teak tree, Tectona grandis.Jati (j). True, real, genuine.Jatikusuma (jav). Name of an ancientJavanese king, who reigned in a countrycalled Asmarakandi.Jatipurba (j). A name of the Hindu godSiwa.Jatuh. To fall, to drop from a height ;to come, to arrive ; to happen ; to comeby succession ; to be driven to someland by stress of weather ; to diminish,to decrease, to sink.Jatuhkan. To cause to fall, to throw orcast down.Jatuh-ati. Estrangement, dissatisfactiondispleasure ; literally, " fall of theheart."Jat'asura (s). Name of a demon in Hindumythology.Jauh. Far ; remote, distant ; distance ;to be estranged.Jauh-ari. Late in the day.Jauh-maldm. Late in the night.Jauhkan. To remove away, to place at adistance.Jawa (j). The island of Java ; the portionof Java inhabited by the Javanese,distinguished from that inhabited bythe Sundas ; Javanese, of or belongingto Java. The word Jawa appears tobe indigenous, not derived from anyforeign source, and to be simply takenfrom the name of the tribe or people.Jawab (a). Answer, reply, response ; toanswer, to reply, to respond; v.Jawab.Jawat. To touch, to feel with the handv. Jabat.Jawatan. Touch ;place, employment,office, ministration ; v. Jabatan.Jawi. The Malay language written inthe Arabic character ; translation intothe vernacular language ;anything foreignnaturalised among the Malays ;bastard, of mixed i-ace. The Arabscall the Javanese, the Malays, and othernatives of the Archipelago, Jawi ; andhence, probably, the present word.Jawikan. To translate or render intoMalay ; to translate, to transfer ; tochange, to alter.Jawi (j. the cow). Oxen, neat cattle,Jaya (s). Victory.Jayabaya (s). Name of an ancient kingof Java, who flourished about 1117 ofSalivana or 1195 of Christ, and the seatof whose government was Daa, in theprovince of Kadiri.Jayadrata, or Jayajatra (s). Name of ahero of the Mahabarat, and a brotherin-lawof the Kurawa.Jayakarta (s). Name of the Javanesetown on the site of which now standsBatavia ; v. Jakarta and Jakatra.Jayakusuma (jav). Name of the personagein Javanese romance called PanjiInakarta-pati.Jayaningrat (s). A name of Arjuna, inthe Mahabarat.Jayawikata (s). A name of one of theKurawa.Jayengpati (s).A name of Panji Inakartapati.Jabak (j). A trap or snare for wild animals.Jabat, zabad (a). Civet ; v. Zabad.Jabat, jubat (a). A robe, a gown; aquilted coat in lieu of armour.Jabril (a). The angel Gabriel.Jahalis (bat). Mean, vile, base.Jahanam (a). The Mahomedan infernalregions.Jahudi, yahudi (a). Jew, Jewish.Jajaka (j). A youth, a bachelor.Jajawi (j). Name of a species of banianor fig-tree, Ficus Rumphii ; v. Jajawiand Jawijawi.Jaksa (jav). A judge, a magistrate.Jaladri (s). The sea, the ocean.Jalapaug. A barn, a granary; v. Julapangand Jalapaug.Jalas. Clear, evident, indisputable.Jdlatang (j. latang). Name of a stingingplant.Jalad, jalid (a). Skin; roll; volume;binding of a book.jaiak (bat). Bad, worthless.Jaleh (j). To scream, to shriek.Jaling. To glance, to take a rapidview.Jalma (j. jilma). Transformation, metamorphosis; transmigration, metempsychosis.Jalujur (j. alujur). A running stitch insewing.Jalutung. Name of a large forest tree,supposed to be a species of fig.Jamacli-al-awal (a). The month of Jemad,the fifth in the Mahomedan kalendar;V. Jumad-al-*\'al.Jamadi-al-axir (a). The sixth month;V. Jumad-al-awal.kine.Jawi-jawi (j). Name of a species of banianor fig-tree, Ficus Eumphii ; v. JajawiJamah.Jamaja.Future; hereafter.Name of a group of islands inand Jajawi.the China sea, lying between Borneo

JAM—JAN [60] JAN—JAEand the peninsula, and called the SouthAnambas in our charts.JSnial (a). Beauty.Jamala. The head.Jdmawa. To long for, to covet.Jamah (a). Refractory, vicious.Jiimarlang. To flash, to glisten, to glitter.Jama (a). Collecting, assembling; conjimction;joining; crowd, multitude;sum total.Jamad (a). Friday ; a week.Jamiian. Satiety ;glut.Jilmur. To dry in the sun.JAn. And; with.Jan, jin (a). A demon, an evil spirit.Jftnaka. Sportive, wanton, playful ;jocular;sport, jest.Jdnaka (s). The father of Sita, in theRamayana.Janaka (s). A name of Arjuna, in theMahabarat.Janakiya. Wise.Janang (bat). Colour, hue, tint.Janazat (a). A tier ; the funeral solemnitiesand rites.Janakar. Name of a fish.JanJlng (j. government). A commander,a chief; a deputy.Janang (j). A post, a stake ; adooi'-post.JAnas (jav). Foul, dirty.Janas (a). Kind, sort, species ; modegeneration, family goods.;JSnat (a). The Mahomedan Paradise.Jdndela, or Jjlnela (for. jauella). Awindow.Jdngat. To smooth a rattan or similarobject by scraping.Jangf^ala (jav). Name of an ancientseat of government in the eastern partof Java; ?;. Janggala.Jdng2;ar. The comb of a cock.Janggut. To graze, to feed on gi'ass as aquadruped.^Jangkal (j. cliankal). A span.Jaugkau. To reach at with the hand.Jangkik. To hop ; v. Jangkit.Jangking (j. kalajangking). A scorpion.Jangkit. To hop; r. Jangkik.Jdiiara (jav). Name of a district ofJava.Japit (bat). To bend.Japun. Japan; Japanese.Japut (j. to fetch). To pick up ; toJamba. A measure of six cubits.take.Jdmbak. Thick with leaves or flowers, Jarab. To ooze, to exude.abounding in leaves or flowers.Jaradik. A cake.J^mbangan. An ornamental vase for Jaram. A fall, a rapid, an obstructionholding water; a pleasure-house in a in a river ; a cascade.garden.JArambak (jav). A floor ; a pavement.JAmbar (jay). Wide, broad, spacious. Jarat (j). A noose ; a snare ; a springe.Jambatan. A bridge ; a wharf.Jarami. Stubble, straw.Jambawati (s). The spouse of Krishna, Jar^ug (bat). To squint.in the Mahabarat.Weary, fatigued.J3.rih.Jambar (jav). Foul, dirty.Jariji (jav). A finger, or toe v. Jari.;Jamjam. Water; fluid; sweat; tears. Jaring. Name of a plant.JAmpana (j. jampona). A kind of litter. Jaringau (J. dringo). Name of a plant,Jamparing (jav). An arrow, a dart, a bolt. Acorus terrestris.Jamput (J. juput). To take ; to fetch. Jarit (j). To scream ; a scream.Jamrat (a). Gravel; a ceremony performedJariyau. The .stays or side-pieces supingnear Mecca, consisting in castportingthe rafters of a house.stones at a supposed demon.Jarjak. The wooden posts in the frameJamu. To satiate, to satisfy ; to glut, to of a house.pall ; satiated, satisfied ;glutted. Jarkah. To make a short angry growlor shout as a tiger ; to rebuke angrily.Jarkit. Puny, pigmy, dwarfish.Jarmal. A kind offish weir.Jarnang. Dragons'-blood, the resinouspigment obtained from a species ofrattan, being the pollen of the seed.Jai'neh. Clear, pellucid; tranquil, unruflled.J^rubung. The awning of a boat madeof thatch.Jaruju (j. druju). Name of a plant,Dulivarca ilicifolia.Jaruk (j). A generic name of the citronfamily of plants, Citrus.Jaruk-bali. The pumplemouse or shaddock;;"literally, " the orange of BaliCitrus decumana.Jaruk-gadang. The shaddock; v. Jarukbali.Jaruk-japun. The Japan or sweetorange. Citrus aurantium.Jaruk-kapas. The lime ; literally, " the;cotton orange " Citrus limonella.Jarukkarbau. The citron ; literally, " thebufiiilo orange " Cifrus medica.Jaruk-machan.;The shaddock ;literally," the tiger orange " ; v. Jaruk-bali.Jilruk-manis. The sweet orange; v. J§.-ruk-j apun.JAruk uipis, or tipis. The lime ; literally," the thin or minute orange ;" v. Jarukkapas.

IJAR—JIY [61 JOD--JUJJitruk pos. The Seville or bitter orange,Citrus amara.Jaruk-pntib. Pale yellow, of a pale yellowcolour.Jawab (a). Answer, reply, response ;toanswer, to reply, to respond ; v. Juwab.Jaz (a). Part, portion ;section ; v. Jus.Jazam (a). The orthographic mark ofthe Arabian alphabet, called by theMalays, "baris mati," and denotingJjlit (a), a skin ; a roll ; a volumebinding of a book ; v. Jalad.Jiman, or Jimat. Discreet, prudenttemperate, sober, abstemious ; fnigal,economical.Jimat (a). An amulet; a talisman; v.Azimat.Jimbi. A post in th e wall of a house.Jimput. To take something up betweenthe fingers and thumb.Jina (a). Adultery or fornication ; v. Zana.Jinak (j. jflnak). Tame, not wild ; domesticated; docile, tractable ; easy orreconciled to one's position.Jinakan. To tame ; to break in.Jind-it. A fillip.Jinjang. Long-necked ; a crane ; onepossessed with an evil spirit.Jinjang. The tnink, the body withoutthe extremities.Jinjangan. A chief, a leader.Jinjing. To hold an object above waterwhile swimming, in order to keep it dry.Jintayu. Name of a fabulous bird.Jintan. Common cumin, Cuminus.Jintik. A fillip.Jingga (j). Pink, pale red.Jingking {j. kalajangking). A scorpionV. Changking.Jipan (jAv). Name of a district in theeastern part of Java ; v. Majaranu.Jirus (j. iru.s). To sprinkle; to water,to irrigate ; v. Dims and Irus.Jisam (a), a body.Jod'o (j). A pair, a brace, a couple;fellow, mate, match.Jod'okan. To pair, to match, to mate,to join as two.Jogau. A flag, a banner.Jogan (jav). A floor ; a pavement.Jogar. Name of a game resemblingdraughts ; v. Jugar.Joged, or Joget (j). To dance publicly ;a public dancer ; dancing; the dance.Jogi (s). A pundit, a man of learning.the elision of the vowel to which it isapplied.Johan. A champion.Jazirah (a). An island.Johor. Name of a Malay country andJendral (eh). A general, a governor.I'iver, occupying the extremity of theJerat. A tomb.Malay peninsula, and, consequently, ofJijak (j. jajak, " to kick"). To tread, to the continent of Asia.set the foot on the ground ; to tread, Johor. A pirate, a rover, a corsair; fromto trample ; tread, track, foot-mark. the last word.Jika. If,Jikalau.Jila-jila.suppose that ; v. Jikalau. Jok-jok (bat). To trot.If, suppose that ; v. Jika. Jolaug (jav). a kind of litter.The heart-purse, the pericardium.Joli (jav). a kind of litter.Jolo. Name of a place on the north-To veer or let out rope.eastern side of Sumatra.Jila-jila.Jolok. To induce nausea by ticklingJilat (j. dilat). To lick.the throat ; to rouse, to provoke ; toexamine by sounding.Jong (j). A ship or large vessel, a j unkV. Ajong.Jrjngaug. Having protruding teeth.Jongkit. Projecting, protruding, jutting.Jongkong. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Borneo ; a large slab oringot of tin.Jongor. The prow or beak of a vesselto jut, to project.Joi-a. One skilled in cock-fighting ; adexterous thiefJowara, v. Jora and Jura.Jiia. Also, likewise, too ; v. Juwa andJnga.Jiiapun. Even, likewise ; v. Juwapun.Jubung (j). The awning or canopy of aboat.Jubur. The rectum or straight gut.Judah (a). Jeddah, on the Arabiangulf.Jud-i (j. jodi). To gamble; gaming,play.Jud'ipati (s). A name of Bima, one ofthe Pandus.Juga (j. uga). Also, likewise, too ; v.Jiia and Juwa.Jugar. Name of a game resemblingdraughts ; v. Jogar.Jugul (jAV). Foolish, simple.Jugul-mud-a (jav). Name of the ministerof Mahapugung, a king of Java,Jita (bat). Fair, open, direct.and to whom is ascribed a code ofJiwa (s). Life; soul.ancient customary laws.Jiwit (jav). To pinch, to nip.Juhari (p). A jeweller.Jiyad. Force, violence, coercion, compulsion; to force, to coerce ; to compel. V.Juja (j. duga). To sound, to fathomDuga.

JUJ^JUN [62] JUN—JURJujuh (j. to melt, to dissolve). To pour,to emit.Jujul. Stakes or palisades placed in ariver as a defence.Jujur (liEj). The price paid to the2)arents for a wife, according to thecustom of the Rejaugs of Sumatra.Juki. Name of a game resemblingdraughts ; v. Chuke.Jukung (j. jukut). A small boat, a skiff,Jung (jAv). Name of the largest superficialmeasure of the Javanese, equalto 4 bans or chachahs, each of thesebeing estimated at the quantity ofirrigated land that a family can till.Jungring-salaka (jav). The abode of thegods.Jungkang. To couch or squat as a quadruped.Jungkat. To raise an object at one end,a canoe.the other resting on the ground.Julai. The extremity of a branch or Jungkiltan. A drawbridge.twig.Jupuk (jav). To take, to take up.Julaug. To raise and hold an object Jupul (ben). To happen, to come toover the head ; to carry an object as pass.a child is borne by its mother or Juput (jav). To pick up.nurse.Jura. One skilled in cock-fighting; aJulapang. A barn or granary; v. Jalapangand Jalapang.Juragan (sun. lord, master). The masterpractised thief; v. Jora and Jowara.Juling. To squint ; to leer.of a ship ; a supercargo ; a merchant.Julok. To stuff, to thrust into.Jural. To cut into segments, to partition; a line, a row ; a stripe.Juluk. To rise, to grow in height ; torise in greatness; to rise in the world. Juran. Implement; appurtenance, adjunct.Juluk (ben), a process for producingabortion.Jurang (j). A ravine, a defile ; a chasmJulung (sdm). First, earliest in time. a dell.Julung-julung (sum). First, at first. Jurit (jAv). War; battle, combat.Julung-julung. Name of a fish.Juroog. A betel-stand ; v. Chorong.Julung-julung. Name of a kind of boat. Juru. A corner, an angle.Julur. To move with an undulating Juru. The posts or upright stakes in amotion, to wag.fence.Jum. To go a-head, to ^o in advance ; aword used to coax cattle.Jiimad-al awal. The fifth month of theMahompdan kalendar.Jumad-al-axTr (a). The sixth month ofthe Mahomedan kalendar.Jumantara (jav). The heavens, the firmament.Jumantan (jav). A diamond; a preciousstone, a gem.Jumanang (jav). To stand, to standxipright ; to reign ; to govern, to rule.Jumat (a). Friday ; a week.Juinba. A measure of 12 feet square, ofwhich 20 make an orlong ; v. Urlang.Jumbil (j. gombel). The dewlap of anox.Jumiah (a). Total, whole, aggregatecollection, assemblage.Jumpa. To meet, to encounter ; to meetwith, to light on, to find.Jumpul. Name of a fish.Jumput (j. to pick up). The quantitytaken up between the two first fingersand thumb, a pinch.Jun (jav). An ewer.Junjung (j). To lift, to raise, to elevateto bear, to cany ; to prop, to supportto obey.Junjungan. Prop, support, stay ;patron,lord, master.Juntai.To dangle, to hang loose.Juru. Artificer, artisan, artist, oneskilled in any art or calling ; mastermanager, director ; v. Tukang.Juru-bad'e (j). A fortune-teller ; literally,"artist of the future."Jura-bahasa (j). A linguist, an interpreter; literally, " language-master."Juru-batu (j). A stone-mason ; the officerof ship in charge of the anchor.Juru-badil (j). An artillery-man ; a cannonier,a gunner.Juru-dapur. A cook ; v. Jura-pawon.Juru-gad'oug (j). A store -keeper ; awardrobe-keeper ; a treasurer.Jui-u-kaka. A monitor, a prepositor.Juru-kunchi (j). A steward; v. Jurui-umah.Juru-mari'am (j). A canuonier, an artillery-man; a gunner.Juru-minuman (j). A butler.Juru-mud'i (j). A helmsman, a steersman,a quartermaster.Juru-pawon (jav). A cook; v. Jurudapur.Juru-pad'ati (j). A carter, a waggoner.Juru-rumah. A steward ; v. Juru-kunchi.Juru-salin (j). A translator ; a transcriber,a copyist.Juru-sawah (j). A husbandman, a cultivator.Juru-sftlam (j). A diver.Juru-taman (j). A gardener.

JUR—KAA [ 63 KAA—KACJiiru-tAnun (j). A weaver.Juru-tinggi. A climber, one whose callingit is to climb trees and rocks.Juru-tulis (j). A scribe, a writer; asecretary.Juru-warung (jav). A shop-keeper.Juruh (jav). Syrup.Juruman. The lau" of the wild boar;any place made in the semblance of aboar's lair.Jurus. To water, to pour water on, toacross.Kabangkitan (bangkit). Ascension, rising.irrigate.Jurus. To pull, to drag.Kabauakan (bafiak). Number; multitude;Jurus (bat). Course, track, direction. bulk; quantity; much; many; abundance.Juta (s). A million ; v. Yuta.Juwa. Also, likewise, too ; v. Jua and Kabat (bat). To tie, to bind.Juga.Kabatangan (batang). Torpidity, numbnessJuwapun. Even, likewise ; v. Jiiapun.; stiffness, rigidity.Jfivvab (a). Answer, reply, response ; to Kabawah (ka and bawah). Below, beneath,answer, to reply, to respond.underneath ; downwards.Juwadah (p). Gates; pastry; pleasant Kabftbangan (j). Having an abortivethings, precious things.birth ; a still-born child.Juwah. Haughty, arrogant, supercilious. Kabajikan (j. kabachikan). Goodness,Juwak. A follower, a retainer.virtue ;good, benefit.Juwfil. To sell, to vend ; sale, vend. KabAbalan (babal). Stupidity, doltishness;stolidness; ignorance.Juwal-bli. Selling and buying, traffic.Juwal-payal (jav). A class of evil genii, Kabaktiau (bakti). Service, duty to athe authors of the diseases with whichmankind are afflicted.superior ;work.reverence, homage ;goodJuwang. To fight as the larger animals.Juwangkan. To cause the larger animalsto fight.Juwar. Name of a forest tree.Juwara. Skilful in cockfighting ; a professionalcockfighter; expert, dexterous.Juwita (j). A woman of rank; a princess;fine, choice, excellent.Juz (a). Part, portion ; section.Ka. To, unto, tovrards ; after, accordingto. It is much used in compositionin the formation of other prepositionsand adverbs.Kjiadiian (ada). Being, existence.Kaampat (ampat). Fourth.Kaampunan (ampun). Pardon, forgiveness.Kiianam (an&m). Sixth ; the six.Kaaudangan (audang) (bat). Hindrance,impediment, obstruction, stoppage.Kiiad-ap (adap). Before ;next.Kaad-4pan (ad'ap). Front, van; presence;future ; forwards ; next ; nearest intime.Kaasaan (asa or sa). Unity; solitude;Kiialuwan (ka and dluwan). Forwards,a-head, before.Kfiambunan (ambun). Dewiness; bedewed.Kaandak (iindak). Will, wish, desire;inclination.Kiiandaki (^ndak). To desii'e, to will ; tolong for ; to command, to direct.Kaadilan (adil). Justice, righteousness.Kabalik (ka and balik). Beyond ; over,Kabalakang (ka and balakang). Behind,backwards, towards the back.KabJlnaran (b&n^r). Accuracy, correctness;truth, verity; probity; rectitude;justice.Kabanchian (bS,nchi). Hatred, aversionloathing.Kabasaran (ba.sar). Greatness; magnificence; dignity.Kabatulan (batul). Straightness ; accuracy,correctness; x-ectitude, uprightness.Kabijakan (bijak). Wisdom ;prudence,discretion.Kabi-anian (brani). Daring ; valour, courage, bravery.Kabratan (brat). Heaviness; weightpregnancy.Kabu-kabu. Name of a tree.Kabudian (budi). Wisdom, sapienceskill ; cunning.Kabung. Disordered, scattered, dispersed.Kabuug. A piece of cloth before beingshaped into a dress.Kabung. A measure of i^ cubits.Kabung. A name of the gomuti palm,Borassus gomuti.Kabur. Dusky, obscure, dim ; the twi-singleness.light.Kaatas (ka and atas). Above; upon; Kabut. Fog, mist; foggy, misty; dim,upwards ; above, more than, beyond. obscure.Kiiarusan (ai-us). Duty, obligation. Kabutaan (buta). Blindness.Kaayaran (ayar). Saturated with water Kacha (s). Glass; a mirror, a lookingglasswater-logged ; dysentery.; a glass vial or flask.

Kacha-piring.KAC—KAC [64] KAC—KAIName of a plant, GardeniaKachang-gunung. Mountain pulse, Hedisarumgangeticum.Kachang-ijau. Green pulse, Phaseolusradiatus.Kachang-jdpun. The Japan or soy bean,Soja hispida.Kachang-jdriji. The lablab bean, Lablabvulgaris.Kachang-kakara, v. Kachang-j^riji.Kachang-kakara-gatal. Cowitch, Dolichospruriens.Kachang-kayu. The pigeon-pea, Cylismcajan.Kachang-kachil.. Rayed bean, Phaseolusradiatus humilis.Kaduwa (duwa). Second; both,Kachang-kadale (t). Hairy-podded bean, Kad'ang (j). Sometimes, now and then.Phaseolus max.Kad-ang-kad'ang. Seldom, not frequently,rarely ; at times.Kachang-manila. The Manilla bean, Voandzeiasuhterranta.Kad'atangan. Coming, arrival ; event,Kachaug-mas. Golden bean, or Chinese incident.bean, Phaseolus radiatus ; v. Kachangchina.Kad'ang.lr (d'angar). To be heard, to beKad-aton (jav. d'atu). A palace.Kachaug-mifiak. Oil-bean or ground-nut, audible.Aracliis hypogcea; v. Kachang-goreng Kadangaran (d'Angar). Heai-ing; audible;and Kachang-tanah.heard of.Kaehang-mouat. Monkey-bean or snailflower,Phaseolus caracalla.a place, an office.Kad'ud'ukan (d-ud'uk). A seat ; a post,Kachang-pendek. Lowly bean, Phaseolus Kiielokan (elok). Beauty.comprcssiis.Kaesukan (esuk). The morrow, the dayKachang-putih. "White beau, Dolichos after the present.katchang.Kaft (a). Sufficient, enough ; efficacious;Kachang-tanah. Ground-nut or oil-bean, perfect.Aracliis hypogcea; v. Kachang-gorengand Kachang-miiiak.Kacharita (charita). To be told, to berelated, to be naiTated ; told, narrated,related.Kachau. To mix, to mingle ; to jumble.Kachcllaan (chala). Blemish, defect; slur,indignity.Kacbamaran (chftm&r). Filthiness, nastiuess;impurity, foulness.Kachidra (chidra) To be deceived, tobe cheated, to be iiuposcd on ; cozened.Kachip (j). Forceps ; betel-crackers.Kachu. To mix, to blend; v. Kachau.Kaoliu. Terra japonica, catechu, the inspissatedjuice of the Acacia catechu.Our word catechu is, probably, a corruptionof the Malayan.Kachur'ian (churi) Robbed, stolen from ;theft ; robbery.florida.Kacha-puri. A stone tomb a mausoleum. Kachukan (kachau). Mixture ;jumble.Kachak.;Braggart, boastful; conceited; KadaMm (ka and dalam). Within, inside.presumptuous.Kadang (j). Relatives, kindred, kinsfolk.Kacbang (j). A common term for pulses Kadapatan (dapat). Getting, acquisitionor leguminous plants.recovered ; regained ; found ; metKachaug-china. Chinese pulse, Phuseolus with ; caught, taken, detected.lunatus ; v. Kachang-mas.Kadayan (j). Relatives, kindred ; dependents,Kacbang-goreng. The ground-nut, A raclmretainers.hypogcea ; v. Kachang-tanah and Kachang-miuak.Kadalapan (dalapan). Eighth ; the eight.Kadflngkian (dangki). Envy.Kadinginan (dingiu). To be chilledchill, chilliness.Kadipaten (jav). The palace of theheir-apparent, or pangcran adipati.Kadiri (jav). Name of a province in Java.Kadiyaman (diyam). Quiet, rest, repose ;dwelling, abode, residence.Kadudu. Name of a tree.KadukUan (duka) Grief, sorrow, sadness.Kadunan (adu). Sleeping-place, bed-chamber.Kadut (j). A kind of matting for sailsand sacking ; a sack or bag of suchmaterial.KafTr (a). An infidel, an unbeliever.Kafri (ed). A negro, an African.Kag.llapan (gftlap). Darkness, obscurity.Kagdmaran (gamar). Delight, exultation,joy.Kagilmukan (g.lmuk). Fatness, corpulency; fertility.Kaget (jAv). To start, to startle, to bealarmed ; a start, a startle.Kagiliian (gila). Madness, insanityidiotcy.Kagilian (gili). Loathing, disgust.Kagungan (jav). Property, goods, effects.Kali. An inseparable interrogative affix.Kai (abbreviation of kail). Fish caughtwith the hook ; v. Kail.Kiiidupan (idup). Living, livelihood,maintenance ; sustenance ; life, existence.

KAI—KAK [ 65] KAK—KALKail. A fish-hook ; fish caught with thehook.Kiiilaugan (Hang). The thing lost ; loss.miss ; lost, missing.Kiiiuaau (ina). Lowness ; meanness,baseness ; abjectness.Kliindriiau (indra). Heaven, the abodeof celestial beings.Kajiiatan (jiiat). Badness, wickedness,guilt ; evil ; mischief.Kajadian (jadi). Being, existence; creation,production; birth; yield, produce; event, incident.Kajaman. Name of a wild ti'ibe on thenorth-eastern side of Borneo.Kajang (j). A cajan, a dressed nipahpalm leaf for a thatched roof orawning.Kajatuhan (jatuh). Fall, downfall ;event, incident.Kajura (bat). The morning star.Kaka (j. kakak and kakang). Elderbrother or sister; v. Kakak.Kakab. Name of a kind of war-boat.Kakabang. Name of an island on thesouth-eastern coast of Borneo.Kakak (j). Elder bi-other or sister.Kakanan (ka and kanan). To the right,by the right hand.Kakang. A bridle ; v. Kang.Kakap. Name of a kind of boat.Kakapa (jav). A saddle, a pad.Kakaraman (karam). Foundering, swamping; shipwreck ; destruction, ruin,perdition.Kakas. Furniture ; utensils ; v. Parkakasand Pakakas.Kakas (j). Hard, firm ; rigid, stiff.Kakas. To scratch as a fowl.Kakasih (kasih). One that is beloved;favourite; lover; friend.Kakasih-kasihan (kasih). Fi-equent caresses.Kakatuwah. A vice, a gripe.Kakatuwah. A cockatoo.Kakawin (j. kawin). To narrate, torelate ; tale, story, narrative.Kakawinan. Tale, story, narration.Kakayiian (kaya). Wealth, riches ; bounty,Kakrasan (kras). Hardness ; severity,oppression.Kakringan (kring). Dry laud, land leftdry by the recess of the tide ; draughtchyness ; withei'ing.Kaku (j). Stiff, rigid, inflexible; awkward,clumsy; awkward, untaught;torpid, numb.Kakuuingan (kuning). Yellow colour;a yellow object ;yellowness.Kakuraugan (kurAng). Want poverty; ;scarcity, dearth, famine.Kakuwasiian (kuwasa). Power, force.Kala (.s). Time ;period, point of time ;era, epoch.The Hindu god Siwa or Maha-Kala (s).dewa.Kala (j).A snare, or decoy.Kala (j). A scorpion; v. KalajAngking.Kala-clurga (s). The goddess Kali of theHindus, represented as a demon.Kalaburan (labur). A slough, a quagmire; a pit-fall.Kalah. Hard-mouthed as a horse, or disobedientto the band as an ox orbuffiilo.Kalah (jav). To lose, not to win, to bedefeated, to be subdued ; v. Alah.Kalajangking (j). A scorpion ; v. Kala.Kalakian (kala and kian). So often aswhenever ; yet, besides ; so, thus.Kalaki-lakian (laki). Manhood.Kalakiian (laku) Proceeding, procedure ;conduct, deportment, behaviour; transaction; state, condition.Kalamaua (kala and mana). When, atwhat time.Kalamantan. A mythic name of theisland of Borneo.Kalamkari. Coai-se calico.Kalang. Tin.Kalang (jav). Name of tribe or classamong the Javanese.Kalangkung (j. langkung, "to exceed").More than, exceedingly, surpassingly.Kalaparan (lapar). Hunger; famine.Kalarian (lari). Running away, flight.Kalau. A fifer, a flute-player.Kalalahan (lalah). Fatigue, weariness, lassitude; dulness, sluggishness ; inertness.Kalilmahan (lamah). Weakness, infirmity,feebleness; impotence.Kalambutan (Mmbut). Softness ;gentleness,mildness.liberality.Kakauda (kaka). Elder brother or sisterrespectfully, or fondly ; a term appliedby a wife to her husband.Kakflp. To hug, to embrace by foldingin the anns.Kaki (jav). Grandfather; ancestor, fore-* Ileft hand.Kalangkapan (Idngkap). Preparation ;equipment ; an expedition.KalApasan (lapas). Letting go, discharge ;ftither.Kaki. The foot; a paw; a foot measure redemption.foot, support ; foot, base.Kalar. Name of a musical instrument.Kaki-diyan. A candlestick.Kalbud (p). A mould, a matrix.Kaki-gunung. Foot or base of a hill. Kalen (jav). A brook, a streamlet; aKakii'i (ka and kiri). To the left, by the watercourse ; a canal.Kali (s). Time, implying repetition.

KAL—KAM

KAN—KAP [67] KAP—KAPKancha (b.\t). A little wave, distinguishedfrom a billow or surge.Kapand-itan (paud-ita).of a pundit ; learning.The endowmentsKanohaua (s). Gold.Kapang. The worm on ships' bottomsKauchil (j). Name of a pigmy species of called the barnacle, Ten'do navalis.ileer. Tragidus kanchil, Grey.Kapapiiiin (papa). Poverty, indigence.Kauchiiig ^j). A bolt, the bar of a door, Kapas (s). Cotton, Oossi/piuvi.a latch ; a button ; a clasp.Kauchiugkttn. To bolt, to bar, to lock ;to button ; to clasp.Kaudal (JAV). Thick, not fluid.Kaudi;u-an (jav). Name of au ancientking of Java, celebrated for his patronageof agi'iculture, the seat of whosegovernment was Koripan.Kandiawan (jw). Name of an ancientking of Java who reigned in Janggala.Kandina (j). Name of a kind of cannon.Kandis. Name of a fruit-tree, Oarciiiia.Kanda (jAv). A story, a tale, a narrative; to relate, to recite.Kand-ak (bat). A whore, a strumpet.Kand'ang (j). To enclose ; an enclosure;a pen, a fold ; a stye.Kand'ung (j). To bear or carry anobject at the waist ; to be pregnant.Kaudimg. A bag, a piu'se, a scrip.Kanigara (jay). The lotos flower,N>/mph(fa shllata.Kanjar (bat). To skip, to frisk ; to strut.Kaujaya, v. Kanji.Kanji (j). Terrified, in feai-.Kanji (t). Rice gruel.Kang. A bridle ; i'. Kakang.Kungjaug (jay). A title of princes,"highness," but literally, "the foot."Kangiin (j). Anxious, thoughtful, soli-Kaponakan (j). The relationship of undoand nephew, &c., &c.Kaprabiian (J. prabu, "a king"). Thingscitous.Ivanggiug (t). Name of a kind of Indiana{)pertaiuing to the person of a king ;garments and accoutrements of a kingcloth.regalia.Kangkang. To ride, to stride, to straddle. Kajiriksiian (priksa). Inquiry, investigation; seai'ch, scrutiny.Kangkong. A cock-pit.Kaugkong (j). Name of a plant, ConvolvulusKapuk (j). The cotton tree, Eriodaidroiinj^taiis.aiifractiiosiim.Kapulaga (j). The cardamom, AmomuiiiIvauatiian (nata). Evidence, testimony;publication, notoriety ; explanation. cardamomiim ; v. Puwar.Kapai. Name of a plant, OiModcnna Kapungutim (pungut). Gleanings; windfall.paid 1(1 Kin.Kapak (j. kampak). An axe, a hatchet Kapur (j). Lime, cah:V. Kampak.Ivapal (t). a ship, a square-riggedKapur-mati.Kapur (s).Slaked lime.Camphor.vessel.Kapiu'-barus. The camphor of Barns orKapal (jay). A hoi-se.Malayan camphor, the produce of tlicKapal -prang. A ship of war.Dri/obidanops camphora.Kapala (s). The head ; upper end ; first Kapur-chiua or japuii. The camphor ofor best quality of any commodityheadman, chief; v. Kapala.KapaUikau (kapala). To make leader, toraise to the place of chief or leader.Kapan (j). When, at the time that;when, at what time.Kapanasan (panjis). Heat ; heated ; overheated,overcome with heat.Kapand ian (pande). Skill, dexterity.Kapas-banggala. Bengal cotton, Oosaypiumvitij'olium.Kapas-basat. Tree cotton, Oossypiumarboixum.Kapas-mori. Moorish cotton, Oossijpiummicvanthum.Kapas-tawuu, i'. Kapas-mori.Kapasuniah. Dry-field cotton, Oossypiumindicum.Kapas-utan. Wild cotton, Uibisciis cidlo-Kapada (pAda). To, vuito.Kapfln. Cloths, garments, apparel.Kapdrchayiiau (parchaya). Confidence,trust, reliance.Kapfttangan (j. pfitivng, "dark"). Soldierswho make night attacks ; a spy, ascout.Kapengin (jay). To desire, to long for.Kapiliiau (pilu). Tenderness, compassion.Kapisambawan (s). The father of Jambawati,wife of Krishua.Kapiran (bat). Disappointment, miscarriage.Kapit (j). A companion, an associate ;a second, an assistant.Ivapitan (roii. kapitAo). Captain.China or Japan; the produce of tl>eLaurti^ camphora.Kapuran. The casket in which lime iskept for using as an ingredient of tliobetel preparation.Kapuri. To lime, to smear with limo ;to white-wasli with lime.Kaputriian (putra). Belonging or :ippertaiuingto a prince.

KAP—KAR [68] KAR—KASKaputusan (putus). Conclusion, termination,brother of Suyudana, in the Maha-end decision, determination barat.;judgment, decree.Kartapati (s). A name of the prince ofKara. To frolic, to sport.Janggala, in Java, commonly known asKai'iiarjan (jay). Welfare, success, prosperity.Inakarta-pati, or the Pauji.Kartasura (jav). Name of a district inKarali. Name of a species of tortoise. the province of Pajaug, in Java, and theKarajaan (raja). Royalty, kingship, seat of a former capital of the Susunan.sovereignty, kingdom ; dominion ; re-Karugian (rugi). Lo^s, damage, detriment.galia.Karana (s). Cause, reason; for, because;sake, account.Karang (j). A coral rock or reef; anyrock in the sea.Karang (jav). Cultivated esculent rootsKaras. A cake ; v. Kakaras.Karat (j. karot). To grind or gnash theteeth.Karat. Rust; rasty; to rust; canker,corrosion.Kai'atan. Rust ; canker, corrosion.Karaton (jav. from ratu, " a king ''). Apalace.Karau. To haul, to pull at a rope.Karawang (jav). Krawangg, a Sundadistrict in Java.Karilm. To founder, to sink to the bottom;to be wi-ecked; to be overwhelmed,to be destroyed; foundering; shipwreck ; destruction.Karamkan. To cause to founder; towreck; to overwhelm, to destroy.Karembong (bat). Cover, envelope.Karikil (jav). A pebble; gravel.Karil. The hare, Ijepus, brought to Javafrom continental India.Karkun. A writer, a scribe.Karma. Misfortune, calamity.Kama (s). Cause, reason ; for, because ;sake, account; v. Kamna.Karna-apa. Why, wherefore, for whatreason.Kama-ini. On this account, for thisreason.Karna-itu. Therefore, on that account,for that reason.Karot (j. karot). To make a grating orgrinding noise.Karpa (s). The younger brother of Durna,in the Mahabarat.Karpus (bat). A cap, a mutch.Karta (s). Order, arrangement ;policy.Kartaniarma (s). Name of a youngerKai'u-kam (ben). Name of an insect.Karunya (s). Favour, grace, bounty;gift, largess v. Kurniya and Karuiya.;Karunyakan. To bestow, to make afruit-trees.Kaning (j).a bag. A sack,Karang (j). intersperse withTo set, to Karut. to scribble ; to quibble,To tangle ;anything ornamental ; to wi'ite, toto shufile, to prevaricate.comi:>ose ; setting or arrangement of Karut (j). To scratch; v. Garut.flowers or gems; composition, writing; Kai-uwan (jav). Certain, sure ; determined,a trap or snare ; order, arrangement.established.Karaug-karaugan. Artificial rock-work. Karuwiyak (ben). To crow as a cock.Karangan. The object set with flowers Kasa (sa). First.or gems; arrangement of flowers or Kasa (s). Ether, the firmament ; v. Akasagems ; writing, written composition. and Angkasa.Kasai. To apply cosmetics.Kasakian. Thus, in this manner ; v.Sakian.Kasakitan (sakit). Pain ; hurt, soregift.sickness, malady; afliiction, suffering;infliction, punishment.Kasalahan (salah). Eri-or; wrong; fault,offence ; sin, trespass ; mistake ; erroneous;in fault.Kasamaran (samai-). Disguise.Kasamuwa (samuwa). All, the whole.Kasan. Track, mark ;probably an abbreviationof bakasau, from bakas.Kasana (ka and sana). Thither.Kasaua-kasiui. Hither and thither, toand fro.Kasap (j). Rough, rugged ; shaggyhard, liarsh ; coarse ; v. Gasap.Kasapuluh (sapuluh). Tenth ; the ten.Kasai' (j). Coarse, not fine ; rude, rough,uncivil ; uniJolished.Kasarta (j. sarta). Along with, together.Kasasar (sasar). To stray, to be bewildered; to be puzzled.Kasatriyan (satriya). Valour.Kasau. A rafter.Kasablah. On the side of, on the part of.Kasajukan (sajuk). Chilliness; to bechilled ; cold, coldness.Kasakatan (sakat). A barrier, an obstruction.Kasaksian (saksi). Testimony, evidence.Kasilktian (sakti). Skill ;power ; supernaturalpower ; enchantment ; enchanted.Interval, space be-Kasalflngan (salang).tween.Kasaml)ilan. Ninth ; the nine.

KAS—KAT [69] KAT—KAWKasampurnaan (sampuma). Consummation,Katepan (j). Name of a plant. Cassiaperfection.torosa.Kasanilngan (sfiuang). Rest, repose ; tranquillity,Kati (j). A weight of 1 ^ lbs. avoii-dupois,quiet.of which 100 make a pikul.Kasilrapatau (ben). Sentence, judgment, Katidiian (tida). Denial, negation ; lack,decision.want ; nothingness.Kasasakan (sasak). Narrowness; strait, Katidoran (tidor). Sleep, sleeping.distress, difficulty.Katiga (tiga). Third; the third seasonKasep (j). Late, not early; late in season,or period of drought in the i-ural ka-out of season.lendar of the Javanese.Kasi. To give ; to allow, to let, to permit. Katimpuhan (timpuh). Deposit, pledgeKasigar (sigar). To be rent, to be split, i-ansom ; exchange.to be cleft.Katimiin (j). A cucumber, Cucunus melo ;Timun Kasih (j). Love, affection ; kindness ; V. and Katimun.favour ; pity, compassion ; to love ; tofavour ; to pity.Katingal(jAV.tingal). Visible, perceptibleby the eye.Katinggiau (tinggi). Height, elevation.Kasilian. Love, affection ; kindness ; favour;pity, compassion.Kath" (j). The outriggers of a small boat.Kasmi (siui). Hither.Katuhauan (tuhan). Deity, godhead.Kasitu (situ). Thither.Kasmaran (jav). Joy, delight.Kastila (for. Castella). Castile, Spanish ;Spain.Kasturi (s). Musk ; castor.Kasukiian (suka). Joy, gladness ; rejoicing,merry-making.Kasukaran (sukar). Difficulty, hardshiptrouble.Kasumba-jawa (s). Safflower, Ccirthamustinctonm.Kasumba-kling. Arnotto, Bixa orellana.Kasungguhan (sungguh). Truth, verity.Kasur (j). A mattress.Kasusalian (susah). Difficulty ; distresspei'plexity, vexation ; tribulation.Kasut. Brackish.Kasut. A shoe.Kata (s). To speak, to say, to utter ; aword ; a saying.Kata-kata. Discom'se, talk; words, declamation.Katai. A tadpole ; a dwarfKatak. A frog.Katak-puru. A toad.Katakan (kata). To name, to call,Katakutan (takut). Fear, apprehension,dread, terror ; afraid, afeard, ten-ified.Katambahan (tambah). Increase, addition,augmentation.Kataiian (tau). Knowledge ; recognitionconscious, knowing one's own thoughts.Kat'auwi (tau). To know ; know ye, towit, adv.Katad'uhan. A calm, stillness of the air.Kataguhan(taguh). Strength; firmness;confirmation, assurance, settlement.Katamu (tamu). To be found, to be met,to be encountered; found, met, encountered.Katantiian (tantu). Certainty, assurance.Katangah (tangah). The middle, themidst.Kate (j). Diminutive.Katuju (tuju). Towards, in a directionto ; direct, not oblique ; fortunate,lucky.Katujuh (tuju). Seventh.Katularan (j. tulai-). Infection, contagion.Katumbuh (tumbuh). The small-pox.Katumbuhan (tumbuh). A shoot, asprout ; a shooting, a sprouting.Katumbukan (tumbuk ?) A band, a company,a troop, body of men.Katuug (ben), a turtle, a tortoise.Katuuggu (tunggu). To bo guarded, tobe watched ; watched, guarded.Katup (tutup). To be shut, to be closedV. Katutup.Katurunau (turun). Descent, progi-essdowTiwards ; descent, lineage, genealogy,pedigree ;generation.Katutup (tutup). To be closed, to beshut; V. Katup.Katuwa. Title of a petty Malay officer.Katya. The armpit.Katil (t). a couch, a cot, a sofa.Kau. Pronoun of the second person,abbreviation of angkau ; v. Augkau.Kawah (j). A lake of boilmg mud in theinfernal regions, according to the ancientbelief of the Javanese ; an ii-onpan, a caldron ; a kettle.Kawal (j). A guard, a watch ; an advancedpost, a piquet.Kawan. A company, a band, a troop ; aflock ; a covey ; a herd ; a drove.Kawan (j. ponakawan). A companion, acomrade, an associate; a confederate,an ally.Kawat (j). Wire.Kawi. Brown.Kawi (s). To nan-ate, to relate; narrative,relation, story ; the ancient orrecondite language of Java.Kawin (j). Story, tale, narrative; tonarrate, to relate.

KAW—KAY [70] KAY—KACKawin (p). To marry, to wed, to espouse; espousals, maiTiage ; mati-imony;dower.Kawinkan. To join in matrimony ; togive in marriage.Kawon (jav). To be worsted, to be defeated.Kawul (jav). Name of a downy substanceobtained from the gomuti palm,and used as tinder.Kawula (jav). A slave ;pronoun of thefirst person.Kawulawarga (jav). Kin, kindred; familydependents, retainers.Kawung(su). TheSagwire palm, Sarjucrascinnamon, Cinnamomum iners.sacchariferiis.Kaya (jav). Like, as, in the same manner.Kayu-pasir.Kayu-pad*as.Sand-wood, Catha montana.Name of a tree, a speciesKaya. Rich, opulent, wealthy; noble, of Sassafi-as.great, distinguished.Kayuputih. The cajeput myrtle, MelaleucaKayakan. To enrich, to make opulent.cajeputi.Kayu-raja. King-wood, Hernandia sonora.Kayan. Name of a large river on the Kayu-kayiian. Trees ; woods, forest.north-western side of Borneo ; name of Kayuh. To row with paddles.a wild tribe in the same quarter. Kabal. Charmed, invulnerable, weaponproofKayan. A mark at a boundary, to showthat land is under litigation.Kabalik (balik). Upside-do\vn, inverted.Kayangan (j). The abode of gods and Kabang (ben). Coarse, not fine in texture.celestial beings.Kabaru. Name of a fish.Kayali (bu). Name of a state on the Kabas. Numbness, torpor.western limb of Celebes.Kayi-kuli (t). Wages, hire.Kayin. Cloth ; clothes, garments, dress.Kayin-basuhan. Bathing dress, bathingKayu-gahru. Agila, or eagle-wood, Aqicilariaagallocha.Kayu-kuda. Name of a tree ; literally,"horse-wood tree;" Spondias Wistcngi.Kayu-kukun. Name of a tree, Ifentleralittondis.Kayu-kuning. Name of a tree; literally," yellow-wood ; " Nauclea orienlalis.Kayu-manis. Ceylon cinnamon ; literally," sweet-wood " ; Cinnamumum zcylanircum.Kayu-manis-china. Chinese cinnamon,Cinnamomum aromaticum.Kayu-manis-jawa. Javanese or MalayKabat (jav). Speedy, swift, ipiickspeedily, quickly.Kabaya (for. cabaya). A loose robe ; adressing gown.cloths.Kabayan (jav). A deputy, a lieutenantKayin-rambut. Shawl cloth ; a shawl. the second officer in the Javanese villageKay is. To move an object aside or outestablishment.of the way.Kabak. Full, replete.Kayis. To sci-ape the ground with a Kabam. To bite the under lip spitefullystick or the hand.or vauntingly,Kayit (j. geyet). To hook, to seize or Kabir (a). Great, mighty; nobility,hold with a hook or crook ; a hook, a eminence ; magnificence.crook ; v. Gayit.Kabiri (j). Castrated, emasculated, gelded.Kayu (j). Wood, timber; a tree; an Kabok. A goblet.idiomatic term in the enumeration of Kabon (j). A garden; an orchard; asome objects, and equivalent to " a roll plantation.or " piece " in English.Kachap. To taste, to try by the mouth.Kayu-api. Firewood, fuel.Kachapi (j). A lute, a guitar.Kayu-api-api. Name of a tree ; literally, Kdche-kache. To chat, to converse familiarly." fire-fly tree ;" ulSgiccras majus.Kayu-arang. Ebony; literally, "charcoal Kachewa. To miss, to fail, to be balked.wood ; " Diospyros.Kachikan. The sleeve of a garment.Kayu-babi. Name of a tree ; literally, Kdchil. Little, small ;young ; childhood" hog tree ; " Crypteronia paniculata. infancy.Kayu-basi. Name of a tree; literally,Ill-will, grudge.Kacliil-ati." iron-wood."Kilchil-kachil. Very small, diminutive.Kayu-budi. Name of a tree; literally, Kdchubung (j). The thorn-apple. Datura" wisdom-wood " a species of Ficus. alba.Kayu-china.;Name of a shrub, Smilux Kachup. A kiss, a smack.china ; v. Ubat raja.Kiichupi. To kiss.Kayu-d'ulang. Name of a tree ; literally, Kachut (j). Sour, acid, tart." salvcr-trco ; " Cassia javanica. Kachuwa (bat). A cockchaffer.Kayugabus. Name of a tree, Alstonia Kdchuwali. Except, saving, unicesscholarls.nevertheless, notwithstanding.

KAC—KAK [71] KAK—KALKachuwalikan. To i-espect, to have regard or consideration for.Kada. Name of a fish.Kadah. An elephant decoy or trap ; theMalay state on the western coast of thepeninsula, called by us Queda.Kadixi (t). A shop, a stall, a bootli.Kadal. Leprosy ; leprous eruption.Kiidang. To stretch out the aim.Kadangsa. The shaddock. Citrus deciirmana.Kadap (ben). Close, thick, compact.Kadai-. Name of a fish.Kadara. Name of a fish.Kadayan (j). Dependant relations ; followers,retainers; v. Kadeyan.Kadarang (tdgarang). Name of a dyewood.Name of a species of tor-Kadeyan (j), v. Kitdayan.Kadidi. A snipe, Scolopax.toise.Kadu (s). The dragon's tail, one of the Kakud'ung (j. kud'ung, "to cover thenodes of the moon.head"). A hood, a veil.Kadu (JAV). Name of a fine province in Kakumbo. Name of a forest tree.the centre of Java.Kalabang (j). A centipede, Scolopcndra.Kadudu. Name of a tree.Kalabat. Fenugreek. Ti-irjonella.Kadut. A fold, a plait ; a wrinkle. Kalabu (j. kluwu). Ash-colour; grey.Kad'ap (jav). A moment, an instant. Kaiabu. Name of a sj^ecies of crane.Kad-ali (t). Name of a pulse, Phaseolus Kalaburan (labur). A slough, a quagmu-e; r. Kalaburan.max; v. Kachang.Kad'ep (jav). To wink; r. Kajep. Kaladi. Name of an esculent aroid plant,Kad-ik (jav). A few; a little, a small Colocasia vera.quantity.Kalahi. Fight, combat; quarrel, strife,Kdd'ond'ong (j). Name of a tree, Panax wriuigle.obtiosum.Kad"ond'ong-laut. Name of a shrub,Panax fruticosum.Kafarat (a). Penitence, atonement, ex-Kakand-a (jav). A story, a tale ; r.Kand'a.Kakand'i (j. kand-i). A bag, a scrip, apurse.Kakantung (son). A bag or pocket forbetel, carried at the waist.Kilkapa(j). A saddle, a pad ; horse-gear.Kakaras. A kind of pancake, made chieflyof rice flour.Ivakasih (kasih). Favourite; lover; friend.Kakatu. The larva of the Termes, or whiteant.Kakar (jav). A cage, a place of confinement; silent, secret.Kaklib (kalib). The fii-e-fly.Kakora. A land tortoise.Kakora-kaladi. Name of a species oftortoise.Kakora-kumbar. Name of a species oftortoise.Kakora-padi.Name of a species of tortoise.Kakora-putih.Kalak. Anon,'soon, presently, forthwiththen, in that case.Kalak-kalak. Possibly, perhaps.Kalakasah. Restless, agitated ; v. Kalakasah.Kalak-antakkan. Most probably, mostpiation.Kafal (a). Convenience, utility; thehousings of a horse or other beast of likely.burthen.Kalam (a). A word, a speech, an orationKafan (a). A shroud, a winding-sheet talk, conversation.a coffin.Kalam (s). Dark, gloomy, obscure ; darkness,Kafankan. To shroud, to put in a winding-sheetobscurity.; to coffin.KAlam-kabut. Dark and misty ; a foggyKajam. To close the eyes, to di'op the darkness.eyelids.Kalambar. _The coconut palm; v. Kdlapaand Nur.Kajang. To stretch out, to extend.Kajar. To chase, to pursue ; chase, pursuit.Kalambi-kare (jav). A coat of mail.Kalambi (j). A jerkin, a short coat.Kaji (p). Foul, filthy; vile, impure; Kalambir (j. krambil, "a coconut "). Theloathsome.pulp of the coconut.Kajep (j). To wink, to twinkle; a wink, Kalambit. Name of a small species ofa twinkle ; v. Kad'ep.^bat.Kajut^ To start, to startle, to be alarmed Kalambu. A curtain.a start, a startle, an alarm.Kalamin. A pair, a couple.Kakal. Steadfast; lasting, diu^ble, enduring;Kalamumur. Scurf.eternal.Kalan (j. klona). Stout, bold, valiant.Kakalan. Duration; eternity.Kalanggara. Curious, inquisitive.Kalana (j). To travel, to roam, towander ; travel, peregrination ; roaming,wandering, en-ant ; a wanderer, atraveller.

kAl—kAl [ 72 ]KAL—KAMKalantan. Name of a Malay principalityoil the eastern coast of the peninsula.Kalang. Tlie furrows ou the palms ofthe hands.Kalapa (j). The coconut palm ; a coconut,Cocos nucifcra ; seven cultivatedvarieties are known in Java ; v. Klapa.Kalapa-bali. The Balinese coconut, Cocosnucifera, var. maxima.Kalapa-ijau. The green coconut, Cocosnucifcra, var. viridis.KAlapa-liiut. The Seychello or sea coconut,Lodoicea sechellarum.Kalapar. The testicles.Kalapur. Convulsion, spasm.K.ilarai. Matting wove in ornamentalpattern.Kalasa (j). A carpet, a floor-cloth or mat.Kalasi (p). A seaman, a sailor, a marinerrigging.Kalat. Hai-sh, rough, astringent in taste.Kalat. To stick, to adhere ; to stick, notto pass through ; sticking, adhesive.Kalat. A strait of the sea ; v. Salat.Kalawar. Name of a small species of bat.Kalawi (j). Tlie bread-fruit tree, Artocarpusincisa ; v. Kluwi.Kalakah. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Borneo.Kalftkasah. Perturbed, disquieted, agitated.Kfllam (j). To sink, to go to the bottom.fceticla.Kalang-kalang. Intervening, intermediate,lying between; v. Klang-klangand Salang.KA,langi\r (j). To swoon, to faint ; swoon,fainting.Ki'ilangara. To pry ; to intermeddlecurious, inquisitive, prying.Kaibusung. A covering that laps overat the edge ; an envelope ; the sheathor capsule of the maize ear.Killdi. An ass.Kaled'ek. The batata, or sweet potato,Convolvulus batatas.Kalcngkeng. The Icechi fruit, Euphorialichi.Kaiewang (bu). Name of a kind ofcutlass or sword ; v. Klewang.Kali. 'Name of a fish.KAlib. To twinkle, to sparkle; to twinkle,to open and shut the eyes by turns ;twiuk, twinkle ; a fire-fly ; v. Kalip andKlib.Kaliling. Around, about, encircling,environing.Killiiii (j). Hem, sewn edge of a garment.Kalimat (a). A word ; a saying ; theword of god.Kalinchi (bat). A rabbit, a coney.Kalinchok. To stagger, to reel.Kalintau (ben). Name of a musicalinstrument.Kalintct. Clitoris; name of a plant,Clitoria ternatea.Kaling (t. Kaliugge). Telingana, or Kalingana,the country of the Telingas orTalugu ; Telinga or Chulia ; HindustanV. Xala^i.V. Kling.Kalat (j). A rope ;the braces of a shiiVs Kdlingking. The little finger or toe;V. Klingking.Kalip. To twinkle, to sparkle ; to twinkle,to open and shut the eyes by turnstwink, twinkle ; a fire-fly ; v. Kalib.Kalirai (j. kalu-u). Error; confusion,disorder.Kalis. Name of a fish.Kaliyan (j. galiaii). A mine, a trench formineral washings or stream-works.Kalmarin. Yesterday ; the day jirecedingany specified day.Killmarin-daulu. The day before yesterday.KfHilmbak (j). Eagle-wood, aloes-wood Kalongsong (ben). Tlie husks and otherV. Kayu-gahru.refuse of black pepper.Kalambit (ben). Name of a species of Kalopak. Calyx of a flower, flower-cup.bat.Kalopak-mata. The eyelids.Kftlambiie. A snail.Kalu. Dumb.Kalamkan (kalam). To sink, to cause to Kaluh. To sigh ; v. Kaloh.go to the bottom.Kalukub. Name of a forest tree.Kalamkari. Printed cloth, chintz. Kdlukus. Name of a kind of boat.Kalampai. Unsheathed, naked.Kaluli (t). Steel.Killampang. Name of a plant, StcrculiaKaluntung. A Chinese hawker orpedlar.Kahmg. To dress the hair in a knot atthe back of the head ; the knot of hairso dressed ; v. Galung.Kalupas. To peel off', to have the skinabraded.Kalupur. To be convulsed, to beviolently agitated ; v. Klupur.Kalupur-puyuh. Bald-headed.Kiiluruk (jav). To crow as a cock; v.*Kluruk.Kiimadong (jav). Magic, sorcery.Kamad-uh (j). Name of a plant with ahighly poisonous and stinging leaf,employed to irritate the buffalo in biscombat with the tiger, Urtica cestuans.Kclinah. To make water ; urine.Kdmala (j). A valuable diamond : anygem of great value ; v. Kumala.

KAM—KAM [73] KAM—KAMKdmand'ang (jav). An echo; to echo,to resound.Kamaudu. Name of a talisman or charm.Kamantan. A mythic name of Borneo ;V. Kalamantan.Kamang (ben). Name of an acid fruit.Kamarau. To bale or pump out water ;drought ; the dry season of the year.Kdmas. To pack up in small bulk ; toget ready for any cnterpi-ise.K;\ma.san (mas) A goldsmith.Kamayan. Benzoin ; v. Kamaiian andMauan.Kamanan. Benzoin, Styrax benzoin ; v.Mauan.Kamar (p). A zone, a belt, a gu'dle ; thewaist ; the loins.Kamarenchang. To clang, to clank, toclatter, to jingle;clang, clank, clatter,jingle.Kamarenchek. The sound of wave.?striking the sides of a ship.Kambala (s). A tender of cattle, aherdsman ; a charioteer ; an elepliantdriver ; v. Gabala, Gambala, and Gumbala.Kambali (s). Name of one of Rama'sapes, in tlie Ramayaua.Kambali. To return, to come or goback ; again, back, once more.Kambalikan. To retui'n, to restore, togive back.Kambalian. Returning; restoration.Kambang (j). A flower ; a blossom ; toflower, to bloom, to blossom ; to expand,to dilate, to spread out ; toswell, to be swollen.Kilmbang-ayar-mawar. A rose ; literally," rose-water flower."Kambang-ayar-mawar-holanda. Europeanrose, Rosa multiflora.Kambang-ayar-mawar-par.si. The Persianrose, Rosa damascena.Kdmbang-bangkai. The carrion flower,Dimorphophallus variabilis.Kambang-d'ed'es. The musk flower,Saraca arborescens.Kambang-kacha-piring. Name of a plant,Oardenia Jlorida.Kambang-karang. Corallines, coral ; seaweed,Algce.Kambang-kuning. Literally, " yellowflower ;" Cassia planisiliqua.Kambang-mantega. Literally, " butterflower;" Taberncemontana divaricata.Kambaug-nagasari. Name of a plant.Acacia Burmanniana.Kambang-piies (jav). A sterile flower,a blossom that yields no fruit; anabortive birth.Kambang-pagi-sore. The marvel of Peru;literally, "the evening and morningplant;" Mirabilis jalapa.Kambang-pala. The mace ; literally," flower of the nutmeg."Kambang -rinchik-rinchik. Literally," chip-flower ;" Jloya lacunosa.Kambang-sataun. Name of a flowerliterally, " year-flower," or " annualflower."Kambang-sapatu. The shoe-flower. Hibiscusrosa-sinensis.Kambang-sisir. Literally, "the combflower;" Tommefortia tetrandra.Kambang-sundal-malam. Literally, "harlotof night ;" Polyanthes tuberosa.Kflmbang-susu-kdrbau. Literally, " thebufFalo-udder flower;" Taberncemontanafloribunda.Kambang-tambaga. Literally, "the copperflower ;" Lochnera vincoides.Kambang-tanjung. The tanjung flower,Minmsops elengi.Kambang-tongkeng. The tonquin flower,or Pergularia; Pergidaria odoratisstmu.Kambang-turi. Name of a tree.Kambang-wang (j). Interest of money ;small taxes, not principal ones ; literally,"flower of money."Kdmbar (j). A pair ; a match, a fellowtwins; to pair, to match; equal,alike.Kambar-mayang (jav). Two bouquetsof flowers borne in a marriage procession.Kambara (j. ngumbara). To travel, toroam ; v. Ngambara.Kambari (kambai-). To match ; toequal.Kambayat (t). Name of a kind of Indiancloth.KambaU (s). Hair-cloth, coarse covering.Kamboja (s). The country of Camboja.Kamboja. Name of a tree, Pkimieraacutifolia; v. Samboja.Kambu (bat). To relapse, to have arecurrence of sickness.Kambung. To be swollen, to be pufied,to be inflated.Kamdian. After in time ; afterwards.Kamiling (ben). Name of a tree; v.Kamiri."Kamiii (j). Name of a tree, bearing ahard nut, and used in playing a gameof chance, Aleurites moluccana.Kamit (jav). To keep watch at night;a night-watch.Kamkam (bat). A kind of two-handedsword used by the Chinese colonists.Kamkama (s). Saffron, Crocus sativus;V. Kungkuma.Kampa, and Kampaan (sun). A press;an oil-press.Kampah (ben). To stain, to dye, totinge.Kdmpani (eu). Company, that is, the

KAIvI—KAN [74] KAN—KANstraight, even ; strong, forcible ; stout,English or Dutch Governments ofKAnch

kAn—kAp [75] KAP—kArKant-ung. A kind of staccado or musicaltrough.Kdnt'ut. Crepitus ventris ; name of aplant, Apocynum fcetidum.Kanung. A kind of staccado or musicaltrough.Kangkau (angkau). Thou.Kangkau. Manifestation, revelation.Kaiia (s). A virgin, a maiden.Kafiaug. To be full, to be replete ; tobe satiated ; to be satisfied, to be content.Kdiiut. To suck ; to grimace, to makewry faces ;grimace.Kilpah (ben). Name of a shell-fish.Kapak. To fly, flapping the wings, notgliding.Kapala (s). The head ; head man, chief,chieftain, leader.Kapalakan. To make or create chief orleader.Kdpalang. Excessive, extreme, not moderate.Kapara (jav). To be shared, to bedivided.Kaparan. To be scattered, to be thrownKaranjang (ki'angrang). A basket, ahamper; v. Kranjang.Karang (jav). A shell ; shell-fish.loosely about.Karangka. Name of a fish.Kaparat (j). Fool, blockhead; a word of Karapti. A tick, a dog-louse.abuse.Karawang. Lattice-work; v. Krawang.Kapat (jav). A fan.Karawaug (jav). Name of a SundaKapati (jav). Very much, exceedingly. district of Java ; v. Karawaug.Kapal (JAV). A handful.Karab (j), v. Karap.K^ak. Flat, level, not elevated.Karanda. A cofiBn.Kdpengin (jav). Desire, wish, longing. Karantat. Dwarfish, stunted in gi'owth.Kaper. To fling an offensive object from Kantng (jav). Passionate; severe, rigorous.the hand.Kapet. To carry an object under the Karap (j). Close, thick-set; frequent,arm.often recurring ; v. Karab, Krab, Krap.Kapinding. A bug, Cimex ; v. Pinding. Kartlwia (a). Caraway, Carum carui.Kapiui. Name of a forest tree ; name of Karbai (ben). A widow.an islet on the western coast of Sumatra. Kirbang. A gate ; v. Garbaug.Raping. Any thin and expanded objectany thing foliated, as the leaf of abook; an idiomatic term in countingsuch objects ; a small slab or ingot ofappertaining to the person of a kingroyal gai'ments or accoutrements ; regalia;V. Kaprabiian.Kapung (j). To be surrounded, to beenvironed, to be encompassed ; circlecircuit ; sphere, orb.Kapungk^n. To surround, to environ,to encompass ; to enclose ; toto beleaguer.Kapuyuh (j). A quail, Coturnix ; v.Puyuh.Kara. Ape, monkey, a generic term ;V. Era.Kara (jav). Thin, lean, meagre, emaciated.Karbat (ben). Servants, attendants,followers, retainers.Karah (p). A side ; an end.Karak. A crust, an inciiistation ; nameof a plant, Hiiel/ia anar/allis.Karak-nasi. Incrustation of rice ; ricecinist; name of a plant, Pergularia,accedcns.Karakat (jav). To stick, to adhere ; tocement.Karamat (\). Venerable ; holy groundthe tomb of a Mahomedan saint ;;amiracle.Karandang. Name of a plant, Carissacarandas.Karbang. Dishevelled.Karbau (j. kabo). A buffalo. Bos huhalus.Karbau-utan. The wild buffalo.K^rbau-romput. Name of a grass, Cynosurusindicus.Kilrchut. A rush, flag, sedges.Karegol (j. regol, "a great gate"). Atin.Kapiran (bat). Failure; disappointment.Kapista. Perverse, obstinate ;wicked. palace.Kapiting (jav). A crab, Cancer.Kareta (s). A wheel-carriage ; a chariotKaplek (jav). A kind of game with V. Kreta.dice, played by the Javanese.Kari (j. kerek). A block, a pulley; tackleKaponakan (j). The relation between for hoisting.uncle and nephew, &c. &c. ; v. Kaponakan.Karig (jav).ther.To summon, to call toge-Kaprabiian (jav. prabu, "a king"). Things Karik (j). To rub out, to efface.Karikal. A salvei-, a tray.Karikil (jav). A pebble; gravel; v.Karikil.Karim (a). Generous, gracious, liberal :magnificent, splendid.Karis (j). A kris, a dagger ; v. Kris.Kdrja (s). Work, labour; deed, action;

KAKr—KATL 76] KAT—KECafifaii*, transaction, business; employment,occupation, calling, profession ;need, want for use ; to do, to maketo labour, to work.Kdrjakan. To jierform, to execute, toaccomplish.ogle.Karlip. To glitter, to glisten.Karmuuing. Name of a tree ; v. Kamuning.Kama (s). King of Awangga, and a heroof the Mahabarat.Karniya (s). Favovir, gi-ace, bounty; gift,largess ; v. Karniya and Kurniya.Karoh. Turbid, muddy, not clear; v.Kroh.Karok (j). To rub, to scrub ; to curry ahorse.Karonchong. Hollow armlets, bracelets,or anklets, that give a tinklingsound.Katok. A kind of staccado or musicalKarta (JAv). Rest, repose; tranquillity; trough ; to knock, to beat.fortune, luck ; success.Katok (bat). To chuck, to cluck.Kartawadana (s and j). An adviser, a Katopong (j). A helmet, a head-piece ;counsellor.Kartak. To rub, to chafe ; v. Gartak.V. Tojioug.Katu (jAv). A turban.Kartam. To jog, to move as a horse Kiltuju. Towards, in a direction totrotting.Kartarta (jav).A chosen band of warriors.Kartika (s). The constellation of thePleiades.Karumun. To collect, to assemble, tocrowd together ; v. Ki-umun.Karumuui. To cause to collect or assemble; V. Krumuni.Karuwiyak (ben). To crow as a cock.Kasak (j. dasak). To push aside, to moveout of the way.Kiisat. Rough, rugged, not smooth.Kasal (j). Weary, tired, fatigued, jaded.Kased (jav). Lazy, slothful, idle.Kasit (jav). Wild, shy, untamed.Kaskul (jav). A vessel for holding watermade from a coconvit shell.Kasrah (a). The second of the Arabictool) ; to snip, to nip off; to reap cornby nipping ofl" the eai's.Katan (jav). Glutinous rice, Oryza sativa,var. (/lutinosa ; v. Pulut.Katapang. Name of a plant, Terminaliacata2)2)a,K&rjang. Pure, flue.Katara (j). Disclosed, i-evealed ; manifest,Karkah. To mouth, to seize with theobvious.mouth.Katilmbu. Name of a fish.Karkun. A writer, a scribe ; v. Karkuu. KatAr (j). To quake, to tremble; v. Gatar.K^rling. To leer, to look obliquely ;to Katek-katek. To move with a writhingmotion.Katela (jav). The batata or sweet potatoe.Convolvulus batatas.Kati (j). The cattle weight or -^^ of apikul. estimated at 1^ of a pound avoirdupois.Katib. To nibble, to bite by little andlittle.Katika (s). Time; season, period; v.Kutika.a cot, a bedstead.Kiltil (t).Katimun (j). A cucumber, Cucumis melo ;V. Timun and Katimim.Katiyak. The armpit.direct, straight, not oblique ; lucli^,fortunate ; v. Katuju.Katul. A lump, a mass.Katularan (j. tular). Infection, contagionV. Katularan.Katumbai- (j). Coriander, Coriamdrumsativum.Katumbuh (tumbuh). The small-pox,variola.Katungkul. Hindrance, stoppage.Katupat. Boiled rice, dressed \vith oiland wi-apped in leaves.Katut. A piece of hollow wood used asan alarum or tocsin.Kiituwa (jAv). Name of a petty Malayofficei".Katwal (p). An iutendant of police, apolice magistrate.Kilt'ek (JAV). A monkey, an ape.vowel marks called baris-dibawah, or Kati (s). One hundred thousand." the stroke below," by the Malays. Kat-ik (jAV). To file the teeth.Kasturi (s). Musk, castor.Kat'ok (jAv). To cut off, to lop, to amputate.Kdsumba-jawa (t). Safflower, CarthamimKclt-ok. To tap, to rap ; to thump.tinclorius ; v. Kasumba-jawa.Kasumba-kling (t). Aruotto, £ixa orcllaiiaKat'ul (jAv). Blunt, not sharp.; V. Kasumba-kling.K«bah (a). The temple of Mecca, theKata (r). A bed, a couch, a throne ; v. Caba.Gilta.Kechek (jav). Name of a game of chance;Katab (a). A volume, a book ; the book, V. Kichi.the Alkoran ; the Bible.Kecher (jav). To spill, to be dropped byKatam (s). A crab, Cancer ; a plane (the little and little.

KEC—KID [ 77 ]KIJ—KIPstai-board.Kera (j). To think, to opine; to consider,Kilat-bau (jav). An armlet.to i^onder ; to reflect ; to think, Kilau. To glitter, to glisten.to judge; thought; opinion, judgment; Kilau-kilaui'an. Glittering continuously.Kilik. To poke into a holo with a rodV. Kira.Keraiia (kera and ua) ; adv. About, to stuS" iuto a hole.nearly; may expressing desire ; may it Kilik. To bear under the arm.pray, prithee.Kilik-kilikan. The arm of a chair orKere (jav). A beggar, a mendicant.couch.Kesawa (s). A name of Ki-ishna.Kilir. To whet, to sharpen.Keser (jav). A car, a cart.Kima. The gigantic clamp shell, ChamaKesu (s). a name of the Hindu god gigas.Vishnu.Kimbulan. The quarter-deck of a ship.Kesut. To slide or sidle, sitting on theposteriors.Kesut (bat). To shrink, to contract ; tosubside ; to shrivel.Ketan. Name of a place on the westcoast of Borneo.Kete (j. kate). Diminutive, puny.Ketung. Name of a fish.Ket'ek (jav). A float, a raft.Ket-el (eu). A kettle.Kewat. Ribbald, foul-mouthed.Kewuh (jav). Difiiculty ; distress.Keyo. Name of a language and tribe ofthe island of Floris.Kiili (ben). Art, knack, trick.Kibar. To flutter, to vibrate, to undulate.Kibas. To shake, to be agitated.Kuchi. Name of a game of chance ; v.Keche.Kidai. Left-handed.Kidul (jav). The south ; south, southern.Kidvmg (jav). To sing; a song.Kidungau. Song, verse.Ivijang (j. kidang). Name of a species ofdeer, Ccrv%i,s manjac.Kikid (jav). Miserly, niggardly, avaricious; a miser.Kikik. Name of a fish ; a piece or patchin a garment in the form of this fish.1^0 gnaw, to nibble.Keclii (eu). a ketch, a brig-rigged vessel.Kechu (j). A robbei- ; to rob.Keju (poR. queijo). Cheese.Kendal (jav). To stop, to cease ; to restto be silent.Kekek. To laugh convulsively or hysterically.Kekek (j. keket). Name of a species ofKikil.Kikil (jav). The foot of an animal;parrot.name of a land measm-e, the half of aKeku (bat). Awkward, clumsy, unhandy. jung, or four bans.Keli (jav). To float with the stream or Kikir (j). A rasp, a file ; to rasp, to fileto drift.avaricious, miserly, penurious.tide,Kelo-kelo. Serpentine, winding.Kikiran. Rasping, filing; avarice, niggardliness.Kelu (jav). To follow, to go after; toobey.Kikis. To scrape ; to efiace, to erase.Kelor (j). Name of a tree, Movinga Kila. To wish, to desire.ptengospe^-ma.Kilah. Interstice, space between.Kelor-gunung (j). Name of a tree, Thalictrumjavanicum.Kilan (jav). A span.Kilaui (ben). To turn.Kenchak (sun). Calumnious, slanderous. Kilang (ben). To express the juice ofKepeug (J. gepeng). Shallow, not deep the sugar-cane or other plant betweenflat, level, not elevated ; an idiomatic revolving rollers.word in counting certain flat objects ;Kilangan. A mill with revolving rollers.name of a small coin.Keping. To keep a watch or look-out atsea; the side of a ship, larboai'd orKilat (j). Lightning ; to lighten ; a flash,a gleam, a coruscation; to flash, togleam ; a hint, a suggestion ; to hint,to suggest.ICimpu (ben). An ai'tificer, a workman ;V. Kipu.Kimpul (jav). a purse, a scrip, abag.Kiuabalu. Name of a mountain towardsthe north-eastern part of Borneo, estimatedat between 13,000 and 14,000feet high ; name of a gi-eat lake neai'the mountain.Kinchub (j). A flower-bud before it isfull-blown ; unexpanded, not blo\vn.Kimxab (r). Brocade.Kini. Now, at present.liinjat. To stand on tiptoe.Kintal (bat). Interior of a house.Kingang. Ore of antimony, native sulphuretof antimony.Kipal. A lump, a clod; in lumps, inclods.Kijsas (j). A fan to ventilate ; a fan towinnow ; to fan, to ventilate ; to ftiu,to winnow ; to sway, to wave in thehand.Kipsigau. A pipkin, an earthen boiler.

KIP—KLA [rs] KLA—KOKKipu (ben). An artificer, a workmanV. Ivimpu.Kira (j). To think, to consider ; to consider,to ponder, to reflect ; to judge ;to opine, to suppose ; to guess, to conjecture;to compute, to estimate, torate ; to count, to reckon ; thoughtopinion, notion, fancy; guess, conjecture; computation, estimate ; v. Kera.Kirai. To dust, to free from dust ; tocomb the hair; to winnow corn in thewind.Kira-kira (kira). Peradventure, perhaps,may be, possibly ; about, nearly.KiraiJa (kira and iia). May, expressinga beseeching or imijloring; may beabout, nearly.Kirap, or ELirab (j). To flap, to shake toand fro.Kirau. Of mixed colour.Kiri (j. kering). Left, not right; theleft.Kirim (j). To send, to send away; todispatch.Kiriman (kirim). The object sent; agift, a present.Kirma. Evil, mishap, misfortune.Kiru. To shake out, to rid or free byshaking.Kis (a). The silken envelope of a letterof ceremony.Kisar. To turn round; to shift about,to veer ; to grind as in a mill.Kisarau (kisar). A quern, a hand-mill.Kisi (j). A spindle ; a bar, a pale.Kisi-kisi. A rail or paling; lath-woi-k,cane-work.Kisna (s). The Hindu god Krishna ; v.Ivrisna.Kisil. To rub or scrape one thing againstanother.Kita (j). I ; we ; my, ours. It is mostfrequently used as a plural.Kitambaga. Name of a plant, Memecylon(jrande.Kitang.Kita-orang.Fame of a fish.We, we people.Kitapang.' Name of a plant, Callicarjxtjaponica.Kitalor. Name of a plant, XantliophyUumviteUinum.Kitdr.To turn on an axis or pivot.A spitting-pot, a spittoon.Name of a palm, Urania regalis.A passenger in a trading vessel.Kitor.Kiura.Kiwi.Kiya. Playing cai-ds.Kiya-kiya.Kiyambang.Name of a fish.Name of an aquatic plant.Kiyas. Hint, suggestion; intimation.Kiyan. Thus, so ;thus much, so much.Kiyong. Name of a kind of shell-fish.Klabang (jav). A centipede, Scolopicndra.Klambu (j). A curtain ; v. Kdlambu.Klan (j. kalona). Strong, bold, valiantr. Kalan.Klana (jav). A soldier, a warrior; v.Kalana.Klapa (jav). The coconut palm, Cocosnucifera; v. Kalapa.Klasa.Klasa (j).The hump or boss of an ox.A carpet, a floor-cloth or matV. Kalasa.Klampjlr (jav). Fit, convulsion, swoon.Ivlang-klang. Intermedial, lying betweenV. Kalang-kaMng.Klangar (jav). Fit, convulsion, swoon ;V. KUmpar.Klapung (jav). Flour, meal.Kledang. Name of a tree.Kleh. To view, to behold.Klcru (jav). Obscure, confused, notcleai-.Klewang (bu). A kind of sword, ahanger, a cutlass ; v. K^lewang.Klib. To twinkle, to sparkle ; to twinkle,to open and shut the eyes quickly ; v.Kalib and Klip.Obstinate, refractory.Kliji.Kling (t). Telingana or Kalingana ; v.Kaling.Klingking. The little finger or toe; v.Killingking.Klip, V. Klib.Klongkong. Name of a principality inthe island of Bali.Klupur. To be convulsed; v. Kdlupur.Kluron (jav). An abortive birth.Kluruk (jav). To crow as a cock.Kuwi (j). The bread-fruit, Artocarjtusincisa; v. Tambul.Kluwung (jav). a rainbow.Kluyu (jav). a shark ; v. Yu.Kob. The seat or chair of the rider onan elephant ; v. Kop.Kobar (jav). To burn, to be consumedby fire.Kochak (jav). To toss, to undulate.Kochak (bat). Arrogant, boastful; conceited,pedantic.Kochap (jav). Mentioned, expressed inwords.Kod'i (t). a score, twenty.Kod'ok. The nape, the back of the neck.Kod-ok (j). A frog.Kok. Arrest, restraint of person.Kokila. Name of a bird, Gracula religiosa.Kokotak (sun). To cackle as a hen.Kokosan. Name of a fi-uit-tree, Lansiumdomcslicum ; v. Langsat and Langseh.Kokosan-mou^t. Name of a tree, Didymochitonnutans.Kokot (bat), a staple, a cramj^ ; aliandle; a hinge.

KOL—KOR [79] KOR- KRAKole. To depend, to hang down as abroken branch ; v. Gole.Kolek. Sedentary in habits, of reclusehabits ; addicted to the society ofwomen.Kolek. N'ame of a kind of boat.Kolong. To chase or pursue eagerly.Komandur (eu). Commander, commandant,governor.Konang (j). The fire-fly ; v. Kunang.Kombang (j). Name of a large speciesof black bee ; v. Kumbang.Kompra (jav).Koncha (jav).Mean, low, vulgar.Companion, fellow, mate,comrade.Konchi (j). A bolt or bar for a door ; alock ; V. Kunchi.Konchi-paha. The gi-oin ; litei-ally, " lockof the thigh."Konchor. Name of a plant, Kariwpjeriafjalanga.Kondam (ben). Name of a kind of earring.Kondur (jav). To fall back, to retire, toretreat.Kond'a (jav). A tale, a story, a romance.Kond'abuwana (j). Name of the countryof the Hindu goddess Durga.Kone. The penis.Konjara (j). A dungeon, a prison.Konjuk (jAV). To offer, to present; tosubmit, to represent.Kont-ol (jav). The scrotum and testes.Konga. Name of a tribe, country, andlanguage of the island of Floris.Kongkang (j. tukang). The sloth, Lemurtardigradus ; v. Kukang.Kongkang (jav). Name of a species of^ frog.Kongkon (jav).To send on a message.Kongkonan. A messenger ; an emissary,an envoy, an ambassador.Kongsi (cHix). A company, a commercialKordngkan. To lessen, to abate.Korang-preksa. Uninformed, ignorant.Kore (jAV). The country of Bima, in theisland of Sumbawa.Kored (sux). To weed, to free fromweeds.Korek. To dig ; to bore.Kori (jAv). A gate ; a door.Korinchi. The country of Koi-inchi, hithe interior of Sumatra.Koripan (jav). Name of an ancient kingdomof Java, the seat of the governmentof which was in the modern districtof Grobogan.Korok. To excavate the earth, to mine.Korok (j. ngorok). To snore.Korsang. A brooch.Kortgewas (bat). A shi-ub.Kos (p). The Persian league, about twomiles.Kasong (j). Empty, void ; vacant, imoccupied.Kosot. Tangled, entangled; perplexed,intricate.Kosotkan. To tangle, to entangle; toperplex.Kotor (j). Dirty, filthy, foul, nasty ; unclean; dirt, filth.Kot'a (s). A fort, a fortress, a castle ; atown, a city ; v. Kut'a.Kotak (jav). a box, a wooden case orchest without a lock; the smallestJavanese land measure, a perch ; anarable field.Kot'a-wariDgin (j and s). Name of acounti-y and river on the southern sideof Borneo.Kotong (jav). Empty, void ; v. Kosong.Kowar (jav). Bastard, spui-ious.Kowe (j). Thou; thy.Koyak. To tear, to rend ; to lacerate.Koyan (j). The largest weight knownto the Malays, and variously reckonedassociation.at from 27 piculs up to 40.Konah. To mumble, to chew gently, as Kra. An ape or monkey, a generic termone without teeth.V. Kara.Koiioh (jav). A cosmetic.Ki-abil (jAV). An ear-ring.Kop. The seat or chair for the rider of Krabu (j). An ear-ring.an elephant; v. Kob.Krah. To summon together; to levy,Kopak. To burst, to break open.to muster ; levy, muster.Kopi (eu). Cofi"ee, Coffca aralka. Krahkan. To call together, to assemble ;Kopyak (jav). A cap.to muster, to levy.Kora. The spleen ; v. Kura.Krak. Crust, incrustation; name of aKorap. Name of a disease of the skin. plant, Ruellia anagallis ; v. Karak.Korap. Name of a tree, Cassia alata. Krak-nasi. Rice-crust ; name of a plant,Kordng (j. kiirang). To want, to be Pergularia accedens ; v. Karak-nasi.wanting ; to be deficient ; defective Ki-akat (jav). Sticking, adhering ; united,without, not having; less, not so joined; v. Karakat.much. It is often equivalent to the Krama (jav). Marriage ; to marry.English terminal particle " less ; Rrama (jav). The poUte dialect of theV. Kurang.Javanese language.Korangan. Deficiency ;scarcity ;penury. Kramadaya (s). Name of a brother ofKoning-asa. Hopeless, without hope. Rawana, in the Ramayana.

KRA—KRI [80] KRI—KUDKramau (jav). A rebel, an insiu'gent, amutineer; rebellion, insuiTection, mutiny.Ki-amat (a). Venerable, revered ;holygi'ound ; the tomb of a Maliomedansaint; v. Karamat.Krambil (jav). A coconut, Cocos nucifera.Krami (sun). An intestinal worm.Krana (s). Cause, reason ; for, becauseV. Karana and Kama.shell-fish.Krangan. Esculent shell-fish ; v. Krang.Krangga (j. krangraug). Name of a largered trec-ant.Krapu (ben). Name of a fish.Kras (j). Hard, not soft ; forcible, violent,strong, vehement, impetuousravish, to violate.Krat. To cut, to cut off; a cut, a piece,a bit.Kratau. The mulberry. Mortis.Ivraton (jav). A i:)alacc ; v. Karaton.Krawak. Name of a flying squirrel,Sciuvus maximus volans.Krawang. Lattice-woi-k ; v. Karawang.often, frequent quickly, briskly ; v.;Krab, Kdrab, and K^rap.Krap-kr.lp (j). Often, frequently, repeatedly.Kratut. Crumpled, rimpled, rumpled,puckered, corrugated.Kuchi. Cochin, on the Malabar coastKredek. Name of a species of grasshopper; a man of puny and diminutive Kuchiba. Still, motionless.Cochinchina or Anam.stature.Kuchit (ben). To exclude.Kres (j). A kris, a dagger ; v. Kris and Kuching (j). A cat.Kitris.Kuchup. A kiss.Kreta (s). A chariot, a carriage, a wheeled Kuchupi. To kiss.vehicle; v. Kareta.Kri. A kind of bill-hook.Krik, or Krig (jav). To scrape out, toerase by scraping.Krikil (jav). A pebble; gravel; r. Karikil.Krikil. A small tray or salver of gold orsilver ; v. Karikil.Krimim. The Carimon islands at theeastern entrance of the straits of Malacca.Kriuting (j). Curled, frizzled, frizzly.Kring (j). Di-y, arid, not wet.Kringkau. To dry, to exsiccate.Kriugat (jav). Sweat, perspiration.Kris (j). A dagger, a poniard, a dirk, aKranchat. To start, to twitch.kris ; v. K.lris and Kres.Kranjang (j). A basket, a hamper, a Krising. To grin.pannier; v. Karanjang.Krisua (s). The Hindu god Krishna.Krantai. Name of a forest tree.Kroh. Turbid, muddy ; v. Karok.Kraug. A common term for bivalve Krok (j). To rub,, to curry; a currycomb; V. Kfl,rok.Krokot. To contract, to shrink, toshrivel.Krokot (j). Purslane, Portulaca.Krongkong. The larynx.Krongkongan. The larynx.Krubuug (j. rubung). To crowd aboutfirm, vigorous ; severe, rigorous ; obstinate,some object ; to swarm ; to encompass,stubborn, intractable ; force, to environ ; crowd, swarm.strength ; foi-cibly, vehemently. Krubut. Name of a parasitic plant withKras, or buwah-kras. Name of a tree, gigantic flower, Rafflesia Arnoldii.Aleuritis moluccana ; v. Kdmiri. Krumun. To crowd, to swarm ; to pressKrasi (kras). To force, to compel ; to round ; crowd, multitude ; v. Krabung.Krawang (j). Name of a Sunda district Ku (j). I, we ; my, oxir.in Java ; v. Kai-awang.Kubang. A slough, a miry hole.Krab (j), v. Krap and Kdrftp.Kubang. The flying lemur, Oalcopithccus.Krab-kriib, v. Krap-krap.Kubah (p). Name of a kind of dnim.Krand'a (jav). A bier ; a coffin. Kubang (jav). To surround, to environ.Krangga (j. krangi-ang). Name of a large Kubin. The flying lizard.i-ed ant ; v. Krangga.Kubis. Cabbage.Krancheh. To grin.Kubok. A pitcher, a water jar.Kr.lp (j). Close, not wide, not apart; Kubu. A breast-work, an iutrenchment,a redoubt.Kubu. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra.Kubu. Name of a wild race in theinterior of Sumatra.Kruping. A scab.Ki-ut. To wTinkle, to shrivel.Krutu. Rough, uneven, not smooth.Ki-uwi. Croee, on the western coast ofSumatra.Kruyin. Name of a tree, a species ofDipterocarpus, yielding an oil ; woodoil.Kuda (s. ghora). A horse.Kuda-batina. A mare.Kuda-jantan. A stallion.Kuda-kuda. A bench ; a wooden frame,a clothes-horse.Kuda-kuda. Name of a plant.

KUD—KUL [ 81 ]KUL—KUMKuda-narawangsa (s). Name of the ministerKulini. Name of a tree the sap of whichof Panji Jaya Kusuma, in Javanese has the odour of garlic.romance.Kulina (jav). Darling, object of delight.Kudrang. Name of a tree tlie wood of Kulit (j). Skin ; hide ;pelt ; leatherwhich yields a yellow dye.bark ; rind ; hu.sk ; shell.Kudung. Mutilated, dismembered of Kulit-manis (j). Cinnamon.hand or foot ; maimed.Kulit-pauu (j). Tortoise-shell.Kudungkau. To amputate, to cut off a Kulkasir. Goods, effects.limb.Kulon (jav). The west ; western.Kudal (j. kud-ig). Leprosy, leprous. Kulor. Name of a species of bread-fruit,Kud-is (j). Itch, mange; pimples; eruptionA rUicarpus.on the skin.Kuduug (JAV). A cover, a hood ; v.Kulab or kulup (3. a male child).ling, dear, a term of endearmentDar-; v.Tud-ung.Kulup.Kud'up (jAv). A fli.wer-bud not expanded.Kulum. To moisten an object in themouth.Kuja. A goblet.Kulup. The prepuce, the foreskin; v.Kukang (j. tukang). The sloth, Lemurt(irdi

KUN—KUP [ 82 KUP—KUSKuna (JAV). Formerly, ancieuth', of old. Kupang. Name of a shell-fish ; a muscleshell.Kunaug (j). The fire-fly ; v. Kouang.Kunang. A page, an attendant.Kupang. Name of a country in theKunarpa (s). A corpse, a dead body. island of Timur, a Dutch settlement.Kunclia. Name of a dry measure, equal Kupas. To peel, to decorticate ; to flay,to 160 gautangs, or one-fifth of a koyau. to skin.Kunchi (J). A bolt, a bar ; a lock ; v. Kuping (j. the ear). An ear-ring; theKonchi.Kunclii-paha. The groin.Kunchikan. To bolt, to bar, to lock.Kundai (t). To tie the hair in a knot onthe crown of the head.Kundaug. An attendant, one of a trainof attendants, a retainer.Kundangan (j). A guest, one that is invited,from undang, " to call."Kundangan. Name of an esculent fruitV. Sarba-yaman.Kundur. Name of a kind of stork.Kundur. Name of a kind of gourd.Kund'i (jAV). A potter.Kuning (j). Yellow.Kuning-mud'a. Pale yellow; literally," young yellow."Kuning-tuwah. Deep yellow, orangecolour; literally, " old yellow."Kuningan (j. kuning). Brass; literally,"yellow object."Kunjara (jav). A prison, a dungeon.Kunjung (j. ujiuig). To pay visits toparents on festive occasions; to visitthe tombs of ancestors.Kuntara (jav). Name of the minister ofKandiawan, an ancient king of Java,and renowned in Javanese story.Kunti, or Dewi Kunti (s). The wife ofPandu and mother of the Pandawa.Kunting (j). Name of a kind of large boat.Kuntul (jAv). A heron, Ardea eyretta.Kung. A bow; knees, or crooked timbersin ship -building.Kung-palanggi. A rainbow.Kung-teja (j. teja, " a rainbow"). A rainbow.Kungan. The throat; the windpipe.Kungkang (j. tukang). The sloth, Lemurtardiyradiis ; v. Kongkang.Kungkang (j). A toad ; v. Kongkang.Kuugkuma (s). Saffron; Crocus sat iva;V. Kumkuma.Kungkung (j. to imprison). To stretchon a cross.Kuuah. To mumble, to chew as a toothlessperson ; v. Konah.Kuiiit (j. kunir). Turmeric, Curcuma.Kunit-basar. Curcuma longa.Kuiiit-padi. Curcuina zerumhet.Kuilit-santan. Curcuma purpurascem.Kuuung. Sudden.Kuuung-kunung. Suddenly, unexpectedly,unawares.Kupak (i'). Name of a kind of drum ; v.Kubak.ear.Kuping-mi\njangan. Name of a plant,Plantugo.Kupong (du. cupon). A copper money,estimated at 10 doits, or the decimal ofa Spanish dollar.Kupu (jav). a butterfly, Papilio.Kupu-kupu (j). Name of a plant, Bauhiniacorymhosa.Kui-a. Enlargement of the spleen.Kura and kura-kura (j).tortoise.Kura-kura-d-end'eng.A land or riverName of a speciesof land tortoise.Kura-kura-patah. Name of a species ofland tortoise.Kura-kura. Name of a large kind ofsailing vessel.Kura-kaki. The instep, the upper partof the foot.Kurah (bat). To wash.Kurai. Veined or mottled.Kurap. Tetter, I'ingworm ; a kind ofcutaneous sciirf to which those wholive much on a fish diet are liablescurvy.Kurap. Name of a plant.Kurau. Name of a tish.Kurawa (s). The descendants of Kuru,in the Mahabarat.Kurang (j). To want, to be wantingdeficient defective ; v. Korting.;Kurimata. The Cariman islands, at theeastern entrance of the straits of Malacca.Kurkur (bat). To grunt as a hog.Kurniya (s). Favour, grace ; bounty ;v. gift, lai'gess Karuiya and Kiirniya.;Kuro (ben), a leprous scurf.Kursi, krusi (a). A chair, a stool ; theempyrean, the crystalline heavens.Kuru (s). The Kuru, in the MahabaratV. Kurawa.Kurung (j). A cage ; a prison ; the aftercabin in a ship ; the poop of a ship.Kurungan. A cage ; a prison.Kurungkan. To cage ; to imprison.Kurupati (s). The king of the Kurawathat is, Suyiidana king of Astina.Kurus (j. kuru). Lean, emaciated ; meagre,thin.Kurusetra (s). The field of battle in thewar of the Mahabarat.Kurut. To sing, to chant.Kusa (s). The iron implement used bythe conductor in guiding the elephant.

KUS—KUW [83] KUW—^IAKusa-kusa. Name of a species of grass,Panicum calonam.Kusambi. Name of a tree, Stadmiasideroxylon.Kuskus. Name of a diJelpIiine animal,Didelphis orienfulis.Kusta (s). Leprosy ; leprous.Kusuma (s). A flower ; an especialtiower; something very fragrant orlovely ; a woman.Kusujj (ben). Unsettled, in disordei".Kutara. Evidence, testimony.Kutib, or Kutip. To pick up ; to pick,to gather.Kutika (s). Time, period ; v. Katika.Kutika-bayik. A lucky hour, a fortunatetime.Kutil (j). A wart.Kutok. A curse, a malediction, an imprecation; to curse.Kutoki. To cur.se, to execi-ate.Kutoug. Name of a species of sea tortoise.Kutu. A louse.Kutum. A flower-bud not full blown.Kufa (s). A fortress ; a castle ; a city ;a capital.Kut'a-jawa. Name of an ancient settlementof the Javanese on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra.Kut'ai. To fortify, to surround with awall.Kutaug (sun), a corslet, a breast-plate.Kut'i (s). Name of a river and settlementof the Malays on the southern coast ofBorneo.Kut'ilang (j). Name of a species ofthrush. Tardus hemorrhous.Kuwah. Broth, soup; v. Kwah.Kuwawa (jav).To can, to be able.Kuwelu (j. tarwelu). A rabbit.Kuweni. Name of a species of wildmango, Manri'ifera macrocarpa.Kuwera (s). Kuvera, the Hindu god ofriches.Kuwa (sun). Name of a kind of sweetcake.Kuwing. Name of a class of public messengersor heralds.Kuwis. To kick aside ; to flap off, tobrush away.Kuwu (jAV). The head-man of a villagein some of the western districts ofJava.Kuwu (jAv). Name of a volcanic emptionof saline mud in the district ofGrobogan, in Java.Kuwuk. Name of a species of cat. Feltsjavanensis.Kuwun g (jav) . Clear, bright, resplendenta rainbow ; v. Kukuwung.Kuyak. To tear, to rend ; v. Koyak.Kuyang. The title of a class of pettyofficers.Kuyang. Name of a disease.Kuyuk(BEN). A pai-iah or unowned dog.Kwah. Broth, soup ; v. Kuwah.Kwala. Mouth or embouchure of a riverV. Kuwala.Kwali (j). An iron pan or caiildron ; v.Kuwali.Kwaloh. Name of a place in SumatraV. Kuwaloh.Kyai (jav). A prefix of respect to namesand titles of persons ; venerable : itstands next in order to raden.Kuwala. Embouchure, mouth of a riverV. Kwali.Kuwali (j). An iron pan or cauldron ; v. ^AHWlH. Coffee, Cofea arabica.Kwali.TTamar. The moon.A Kuwalik (jav. walik). Upside down, inverted..ffandil. lantern ; a lamp ; a candle..ffarar. Confirmed, established; secure,Kuwaloh. Name of a place on the northeasternsafe.side of Sumatra on the riverNear, hard by, at hand..ffarib.Rakan.Kuwaudang (bu). Name of a Bugis state^armazi.Cartas.Crimson ; scarlet.Paper.in Celebes.Retaliation.Ka.sas.Kuwaug. A generic name for the pheasant.Desire, intention, design, view..ffa«ad.A'a.vaA. Story, tale, romance ; narrative.Kuvvang-basar. The Argus pheasant, A'alla. To put down, to depose ; to cut,Anjus gujanteios ; v. Kuuau.to lop off; to stool.Kuwang-rauting. Name of a pheasant. ^a

I^IA—LADLAD—LAKA'las. Argument instruction; judg- j Lada-^wujang Long-pepper, Piper Iontliatment, opinion.gum.iKTiaskan. To with ; to instruct ; Lada-putih. White,is, blanchedto judge of.black pepper.Ladak (jav). Haughty, arrogant; toK'il. Word, speech reply.A'imat.;Worth, price, cost, value ; estimation.apply abusive language ; to treat withopprobrious words.A'ubur. A tomb.Ladang. Dry field, arable land.Aiidrat. Power, force ; ability.Ladaug. A skiff, a canoe.Aiidiis. Holy, hallowed, sauctitied. Ladeh. Curd, curdled milk.iTiiran. The Koi-an.Lading (jav). A knife.Aiirbau. Otieriug. gift ; .sacrifice. Ladung. Hollow, concave.Aiitiib. The polar star.Laga (jav). War : fight, battle ;to fight.A'fitun. Cotton.Lagam. Name of a fruit-tree.A'liwat. Strength ; force ;power ; strong, Lagflm (t). Tune, air.powerful.Lagi (j). More, to a greater degreeyet, still ; now, just now, at presentLaBA (s). Profit, gain, dvantage.Laba-laba. A spider ; v. Ldlaba.Labau (j). Name of a tree, Vitex 2iubescens.Labi,n (ben). A spike nail.Labi-labi. The green or esculent turtle.Labu. A gourd, Cucurbita lagcnaria.Labuh (j). To drop, to let fall, to let go,to let down ; to anchor, to drop anchor.Labuh-aji (j). Name of a town in theisland of Lombok; literally, "king'sanchorage."Labuhan. An anchorage, a harbour;name of an island on the north-westerncoast of Borneo, now a Britishsettlement.Labuhan-tring.Name of a fine harbourin the island of Lombok, on the straitbetween it and Bali.Labuhkau. To drop, to let fall ; to letdown ; to anchor.Labur (j). To daub, to smear, toplaster.Labur. To melt ; to smelt.Laburan. Plaster.Laburau. The object melted ; a metaldestruction.Lachur (bat). In vain, to no purpose.Lada. Name of a large island at thewestern end of the Straits of Malacca.Lada (sun. pungent). A generic namefor any peppery spice, including thecapsicums, but most commonly appliedto " black pepper."Lada-anjing. Name of a plant ; literally," dog-pepper."Ijada-barekor. The cubeb; literally," tailed-pejiper ;" Piper cubeha ; v. Kumukus.Lada-kaehil. Black pepper ; literally," little-pepper ;" Piptr uiyrum.Lada-lada. Name of a flower.Lada-merab. The chili or cap.sicumliterally, " red-pepper."whilst, during the time that ; also,besides.Lagi-pula. Moreover, furthermore.Lagi-pun. Besides, over and above.Lagu (j). A tune, an air, a melody;a metrical measure.Lagundi (j). Name of a shrub; Vitex; trifoliata v. Lagundi.Lah. An inseisarable afiix which, appliedto neuter verbs, softens the meaning,and to noims, adjectives, and pronouns,makes them take the sense ofneuter verbs.Lai. An idiomatic word used in theenumeration of certain objects, thin,long, and slender ; v. Alai.Laju (j. to pass, to proceed). To fleet,to move quickly; to glide, to mo\eswiftly and smoothly ; fieet, swiftgliding, moving swiftly and smoothly.Lajur (jav). To extend, to stretch outa line, a row.Lak (p). Gum-lac ;sealing-wax.Laka (j). Name of a red wood used asincense, Myrisiica iiurs.Lakar (j). Form, shape, frame; frame,what encloses something else; materials,rough matter ; model, pattern ;native, native state ; nature, disposition,character.Lakarkiln. To form, to shape, to frame.Lakai'-lakar (ben). Name of a speciesof tortoise.Laki (j). Male of the human race ; man,not woman; husband. The word isoften applied to the male sex generally,but not in the best Malay.Laki-laki. Male ; males, men ; v. Ldlaki.Laking (a). But, nevertheless.Lakon. A story, a tale.Lakor. To mix, to blend.Laksa (s). Ten thousand. It should bea hundred thousand ; but in all thelanguages in the Archipelago that haveadopted the term, the same error

LAK—LAM [85] LAM—LAMwith the sole exception of that Lamakera (bu). Name of a smallof the Lam23ungs of Sumatra, where the island lying between Flores and Timur,colonised by the Bugis.word is correctly ajiplied : v. Laksa.Laknamana (s). Name of the brother of Laman. The page of a book.Rama, in tlie poem of Ramayana. Lamar (jav). A token of betrothal, orLaksamana. The title of the commanderof the fleet in some Malay sta;cs,which is the same as commander oftlie forces.Laksana (s). Like, resembling ; v. Laksaiia.Lakn (j). To go, to proceed ; to passto move on ; to travel ; to succeed, totake effect ; to pass, to be cui-reutprogress ;proceeding ; course ; way,mode, manner ; transaction ; action,deed ; conduct, deportment, behaviour; condition, state.Lakukan. To effect, to accomplish, toexecute, to perform ; to conduct, tomanage.Laku-laku. Thus, after this fashion.Lalai (j. lali). To forget ; to neglect, todisregard ; forgetful ; negligent, inattentive; listless ; idle, unemployed ;forgetfulness ; negligence, inattention;oblivion.Lalana (jav). To journey, to travel ; toroam, to wander.Lalang (j). Name of a tall rank grass,Andropogon caricosum ; v. Alaug-alang.Lalangit (j). The palaty ; an awning,a canopy ; from Langit, the sky ; v.Laugit-langit.Lalara (j). Sickness.Lalat (j. lalar). A fly, Mus^a.Lalat-karbau. Literally, "buffalo-fly;"QLslrus.Lalat-kuda. Literally, " house-flv ; " Tabauus.Lalawa (j). A bat, Vcapcrtilio ; u Lawa.Lalayu (j). A pennon, a streamer, abanner ; v. Lalayu.Laleyan (jav.) A brick wall ; a name ofPanji Inakarta-pati.Lalu. To go, to move, to pass ; to setabout, to apply to, to proceed to do ;past, gone, not present. It may sometimesbe translated by our preterite" was."Laliii. To pass, to go beyond ; to pass,to go through ; to exceed, to go beyond; to resist, to oppugn ; to refuse,to deny ; to cross, to contravene.Lalukan. To cause to pass, to cause toproceed.Lama (j). Long ago, long since ; long,not for a short time : old, former,anterior, prior ; old, ancient ; duration,length of time.Lama-lama (j). Very long ago. verylong since ; very long time, greatlength of time.present from the bridegroom to theparents of the bride.Laiuaraan. Name of a place on thenorth-western coast of Borneo.Laman. Void, empty, unoccupied;room, space.Laman (j). Name of a kind of hangeror cutlass.Lambai. To beckon, to make a sign ; towave, to brandish.Lambar (sun). Sheet, thin expandedobject ; leaf of a book.Lambat (s). Slow, tardy, dilatory ; lingering,loitering ; late, long-delayed ;long, for a long time ;slowness, tardiness;delay, procrastination.Lambatkan. To delay, to prolong, toprotract ; to procrastinate.Lambe (jav). The lips; brim, margin,border.Lanibego (bu). Name of an island onthe southern coast of Celebes.Lambung (j. the waist). Flank, sidebelow the ribs ; flank of an army.Lambung. To throw with a jerk, or tossin the air.Lambungan. Flank, side ; v. Lambung.Lamin. Two, a pair.Lampah (jav). To go, to proceedgoing, proceeding ; course, way ; conduct,demeanour, behaviour.Lampai. Slender, long and small.Lampas. Talkative, loquacious, gari'ulous,prating, chattering, babbling.Lampau. To exceed, to go beyondlimits ; to pass, to go beyond.Lampai'. Contagious, infectious.Lampas. Rash, hasty, precipitate ; rashness,temerity.Lampiri. To swathe.Lampis. A fold, a double ; v. Lapis.Lampor (ben). A stack or rick of corn.Lampu. To pa=s by.Lampu (eu). A lamp.Lampuh (bat). To exceed, to surpass,to excel.Lamjjung. Name of a country, peojile,and language of Sumatra.Lampung. A buoy, a float.Lampus (jav). To be killed, to be putto death.Lampuyang. Name of a plant, Ziwjihercassumunar ; r. Lampuyang.Lamun (jav). If, suppose that ; in case,if it should happen ;provided thatalthough, even if, notwithstandingthat, in order that.Lamur (jav). Purblind, dim-sighted.

LAM—LAN [86] LAN—LAPLamus (bat). To cast off the skiu as asnake.Lan (jAv). And;with ; v. Dan.Lanang (jav). Male, virile ; male sex ;man ; husband.Lancha (ben). A frog.Lanchang. A Idud of boat, a barge, alighter.Lanchang (jav). To go a-liead, to go inadvance ; to anticipate the wish ordesire of another ; to take somethingimpertinently, witli or without leave.Langgar (j). A domestic chapel ; a mausoleumLanchar. Quick, nimble, clever, ready.; an academy.Lauchur. False, cotmterfoit, forged. Langgar (j). To attack, to assault, toLanchur (j. manchur). To sjiout, to gush. assail ; attack, assault ; to run against,Land-a. To move against the wind or a to run foul of.current of air.Langgari ; v. tr. To attack, to assault.Laud'ak. Name of a country on the Langit (j). The sky, the firmament.western coast of Borneo.Langit-langit. A canopy, an awning; v.Land-ak (j). The porcupine, Hlstrix. Lalangit and Lalangit.Land'ak-basar. Name of a species of Langit-langit-mulut. Tlie palate.porcupine ; literally, " the gi'eat porcupine."Langka (s). The kingdom of Rawana, inthe Ramayana, Ceylon.Land'ak-kachil. Name of a species of Langkah (s). A stride ; a step ; a paceporcupine; literallj^ "the little porcupine."to stride ; to step ; to pace ; v. Jangka.Land-as (j).Langkahi.step.To step over, to over-An anvil.Land-asan (jav). A block or stand onwhich anything is manipulated.Landilp (jav). Sharp, keen, having akeen edge ; the edge of a weapon ortool.Landap.Name of a plant, Barlcria pnonitis.Land-ek. A lock of hair artificiallycurled.Land -cyan (jav). The shaft of a lance orspear.Lanjam (jav). A ploughshare.Laujur. To shoot straight up, as a plantto stretch the legs straight out; toexaggerate.Lanjut. To be prolonged, to be extendedprolonged, lengthened.;Lanjutkan. To prolong, to extend, tolengthen.Lantai. A lath ; lath-work ; a lath floor.Lantak. To ram, to drive in with forceto peg.Lantar (J.lantaran, "way, road"). A wharf,a platform or terrace at a landing-place,a quay.Lang. A chest ; a cofi&n.Lang (J. uluug). The fishing eagle ; v.Alang.Langau. A large fly, a blue-bottle.Langdai. A ford, a shallow place in ariver.Langer. A kind of acid cosmetic usedbefore goinu; into the bath.Langgang. Solitary, retired.Langeri. To apply the langer cosmetic ;to smear with an unguent.Langkapuri (s.), v. Langka.Langkat. Name of a place on the northeasternside of Sumatra.Laugkawi. Name of a considerable islandat the eastern end of the straits ofMalacca, belonging to the state ofQueda.Langkap. Complete, perfect, full; prepared,ready, beforehand; to prepare,to equip, to accoutre ; v. Langkap.Langkung (jav). To exceed, to go beyond,to outgo ; more than ; moreover,besides.Langkungi (j). To surpass.Langkwas. Name of a medicinal plant,Gallingal, Kempfceria galanga.Langkwe, v. Langkwas.Langlang (jav). Patrolling, makingrounds.Langsat (j. langsab). Name of a fruit,LatiMum domcsticum.Langseh, v. Langsat.Laugsung. To proceed, to advance, to goon one's course.Langung. Thoughtful, pensive ;pensivencss,musing.Lanau (j. lunu). Deep mud, mire,;Lantas. Through, from one side to theother ;direct to, straight to ;permeate,passing through ; forthwith.ooze.Lante (jav). A rattan mat.Lapah. To cut uj) or dismember aLautck. To make one's joints crack.carcass ; v. Lapah.Lanting. To throw, to cast, to propel; to Lapang. Wide, roomy, spacious, extensive.discharge, to project.Lanting-lunting. A niis.sile, a projectile. Lapang. A cucumber.Lantu. Feeble, weak.Lapar (j. lapa). Hungry ; hunger ; toLanun. Name of a pimticiil pcdplo of hunger, to desire witii eagerncs.s.Lapi (ben). A mat.tlie island of Mindaiiau r. Ilaiiun.

LAP—LAS [87] LAS—LAWLapik. A stand ; a frame, a pedestal;lining.Lapis (j). A fold, a double, a plait;" fold," in composition lining ;sheath-ing-Lapisan. Lining ; sheathing.Lapiskan. To fold, to double.Lapuk. Mould, mother; mouldy, mildewed.Lapuk. Brittle, fragile ; feeble, deficientin bodily strength ; v. Rapuk.Lar (JAV). Feather, quill ; wing.Lara {(jav). A virgin, a maiden ; v.Kara and Dara.Lara (j). Sick, ailing, diseased; sickness,disease, malady ;pain, achecare, anxiety.Lara-asmara (j and s). Love-sick.Larabisa (j). Love-sick ; literally, " poison-sick."Larah (j. larih). To pledge, to invite todrink at an entertainment.Larahan. The cup or object pledged todrink.Larah. Vendible, s.ileable, in demand.Larah -larahan. Mutual pledging todrink.Larajunggrang (jav). The name givenby tiie Javanese to tlie representationof the Hindu goddess Durga slayingthe demon Mahesasura, and which,literally rendered, means " the sublimeor exalted maid."ship.Larak. Name of a parasitic plant, of Lawa (jav). A bat.wliich the fruit is esculent, and the Lawad (j). To inquire after a person, tobark yields a colouring matter.pay a visit of inquiry.Larang (j). To forbid, to prohibit, to Lawah. A joke, a jest ; a figment.interdict; to prevent, to hinder; forbidden,interdicted; contraband, ille-Lawan (j). To match, to mate, toLawa-lawa. A spider.equalgal, unlawful ; rare, scarce ; dear,costly.Larangan. Things forbidden ;unlawfulthings ; contraband goods ;prohibition; a coffin.Laras. Body, main part ; the tube orbarrel of a missile weapon.Larat. To be able, to be capable; tohave power.Larawij-ang (j. lara, "sick," and wirang," shame"). Shame-sick.Larek. To turn on a lathe or potter'swheel.Lari. Length, opposed to breadth.Lari (j. larik). A row, a line.Lari. To run ; to flee ; to abscond ; todesert.Larian. Pauming ; flight ; absconding ;desertion.Larikan. To run away with, to carry off.Lari-kawin. A run-away marriage.Larut (j. to flee). To retreat, to fallback ; to deviate ; to drag anchor.Lasa (ben). Maimed, mutilated.Lasam (jav). Name of a district on thenorthern side of Java.Lastrung (jav). The disease calledpolypus in the nose.Lasu. To turn sour, to become acid.Lat. Stranger, foreignei*.Lata. A peculiar morbid nervous excitabilityin women.Lata (s). To crawl, to creep.Latar (jav). A court, an area or openspace before a house ;an estrade.Latih. To teach, to instruct.Lati-lati. Name of a bird.Lati'i (jav). Night.Latu (jav). Fire.Latung (jav). Petroleum, earth-oil.Lat'a (jav). Name of a yellow cosmetic.Lat-i (jav). The lips.Lat'i (jav). To blacken the teeth indelibly,according to the practice ofthe Indian islanders.Laung. Long, slow, tedious ; late, tardy ;a long time.Liiung. To halloa, to call or shout to.Laut (j). The sea, the ocean.Laut-kidul (j). The south sea, the.southern ocean ; the sea south of theIndian islands.Liiut-pulau. Name of an island on thesouthern coast of Borneo.Liiutan (j). The high sea, the open sea.Liiuti. To put to sea, to go in a boat orto compete ; to rival ; to resist ; tooppose ; match, mate, equal ; rival,competitor ; antagonist, opponentenemy, foe ; rival ; opposite, againstcontrary; adverse.Lawanan. A match, a side, a party ; opposition;rivalry.Lawani. To match, to mate ; to oppose,to contend against.Lawang. Wink, twinkle.Lawang, or kulit-lawang (j). Clove^f)ark ;the bark of a tree having the odour ofcloves, and an object of trade, LauruskidU-lawahg.Lawang (jav). A gate, a door.Lawas (jav). Old, ancient ; long time ;long ago.Lawat. To walk as in a procession.Lawat (bat). To walk in a funeral procession; to visit the friends of adeceased person ; to visit the sick.Lawat (bat). A shadow, representationof an object by partial e.-iclusion oflight.

LAW—LAB [88] lAb—lAkLawe (JAv). A thread, yarn ; a string, acord ; to strangle with a cord, to bowstring.Lawet (JAv). The swallow that producesthe esculent nest, Hirundo es'ulenta.Lawu (jAv). Name of a mountain in thecentral parts of Java, containing manyremains of Hindu antiquities.Lawuk (j). Fish, flesh, or other esculenteaten with rice to give it a relish.Scottice, "kitchen."Lavning (jav). The shaft of a spear.Lawung (jav). Name of a mountain inJava.Laya (jav). The abode of the gods ; v.Suralaya.Layah (j. nglayang). To bend the bodybackwards.Layan. To bait, to put meat to temptanimals.Layani (j. ladeni). To serve, to attend.to wait, to minister to.Layang (j). To fly without flapping thewings, to glide through the air.Layang (jav). A letter, an epistle ; abook ; a writing.Layangan (j). A paper kite.Layang-layang. Name of a species ofswallow.Layar (j). The sail of a ship ; to sail ; tonavigate.Layar (j).Name of a species of shark.Layar-agung. The mainsail of a ship.Layar-pangapoh. A topsail.Layar-pauurung. The mizen sail.Layar-samandera (for. 9evedeira). Aspritsail.Layar-tupang. The foresail.Layaran. Sailing, navigation ;voyage.LayaX- (a). Suitable, fitting, proper;worthy.Layam. To brandish, to sway.Layam. To prance.Layin. Other; different.Layinkan. To make different, to alterto change ; to separate, to jiart.Layinua (layin and iia). Others, otherpersons or things ;otherwise.Layon (jav). A faded or withered leafor flower ; the corpse of a great person.Lnyor. To dry by fire, to exsiccate byartificial heat.Layu (j. layung). To wither, to fade ;toiroop, to languish, to pine.Layur (bat). Page of a book.Lazwardi (p). Lapis lazuli.Labah. A honey-bee.Lal)ah (j). To fall ; v. Rabah.Labai (t). a holy man ;a devotee.LSbak (JAV). A hollow; a dale ;avalley.Laban (a).Olibanum, Juniperns Lycia.Labaran (bat). A festal day.Labam. A bruise, a contusion ; to bruise,to contuse.Labat. (j. deep, profound). Thick, close,frequent.Labih (j. luwih). More, to a greater degi-ee; more, greater quantity, or degree; over, above, beyond, besides.Labihkan. To make more, to add, toincrease ; to exceed.1 jabih-labihan. Excess, superfluity.Labu (j). Dust, light earthy particles;a mote.Labu-talampakan. Dust of the sole ofthe foot, used as a pronoun of thesecond person in aildressing a king.Labuh. Charnel ground, ground for thereception of refuse ; the outskirts of amarket-place, town, or village.Labur (j). To dissolve, to melt, toliquefy ;to ruin, to destroy.Lnburan. Dissolution, liquefaction ; ruin,destruction ; the object dissolved ormelted ; a metal.Laburgongsa (jav). Name of the countryof Kumbakarna, in the Ramayana.Lachah. Mire, mud.Laga (j). Wide, roomy, spacious ;clear,open, free from obstruction ; empty,unoccupied, unpossessed ; idle, unemployed; liberal, geuero\xs.L^gak. To bubble, to boil, to rise inbubbles.Lagen (jav). Palm wine, the sap ofpalms : v. Lagi.Lagi (jav). Sweet.Lagundi (j). Name of a shrub, Vitextrifoliata; r. Laguudi.La//ak (a). An interior cavity in the sideof a grave where the corpse is laid.LahaZ; (a). Continuation ;joining; adhering.Lakah. A fissure, a crevice, a crack.Lal

LAX—lAMLAM—LANplait ; 17. Lapis Lampis.Lal-ad (a). Altogether, entirely.gentle, mild ; timorous, effeminateLa^-lak (a). A stork.slow, indolent.Lalaba. A spider; v. Laba-laba. Lambut (jav). A sprite, a spirit.Lalabong. A sentinel ; a scout.Lambutkan. To soften.Lalah (j). Slow, tardy; sluggish; weary, Lampatu (ben). Name of a bird.flexible ; minute, subtle, impalpable ;escent ; V. liiMp.fatigued ; fiiint, langiiid ; fatigue. Ldmpadu. The gall-bladder ; gall, bile.Lalahi (a). By, to, or for god.Lampit (jav). To fold, to double up, toand Lalaki. Male; man; v. Laki and Lakilaki.Lampuh. Maimed, halt, lame, crippled.Lalakon (j). Proceeding, advancement, Lampung. Light, buoyant ; a float, agoing forward ; affair, transaction, business;buoy.Lampuyang (j). Name of a plant, ZingiberV. Laku.Lftlana. Name of a plant.cassumimnr.Lalang. To stare, to gaze.Lampuyang-utan. Name of a plant,Lalangen (j. langi, "to swim"). A pool or Glohba marantina.pond for bathing ; a bath.Lamu (jav). Fat, plump ; fat, corpulent.Laiangit (j). An awning, a canopy ; the Lamu. Nauseous, loathsome.palate ; v. Langit-langit and Lalangit. Lamukut. The broken or fragmentaryLalangsai. Tapestry, aiTas, hangings. grains of husked rice distinguishedLalau. A kris or dagger with a serpentinefrom the whole ones.blade.Landung. An eel.Lalayang (layang). Name of a species of Land'er. Slime, viscid mud..swallow ; r. Layang-layang.Land'i (jav). Name of a fish.Lalayu (j). A pennon, a streamer, a L4nga (j. oil). The sesame plant, Sesamumindicuni.banner; v. Lalayu.Lalab (j. slow, tardy). To forfeit through Langai. Slow, tardy, sluggish.lapse of time.Langas (j. tala.s). Wet, moist, damp.Langaskan. To wet, to moist, to damp.Lali. To pluck, to gather, to crop; aplucking, or gathering.Langan (j. the upper arm). The fore orLaiomba. A porpoise, Delphinua; v. lower ai-m ; sleeve.Lomba-lomba.LAngar (bat). Bald, wanting hair.Lalona (jav). Roaming, peregrination, Langd'ai. A ford, a shallow part in atravel.river.Lamah (3. Mmas). Soft, not hard ;pliant, Langgak (j. longgok). To be tossed.flexible ; supple, limber ; v>'eak, feeble, Langgak. A barn, a granary.debilitated ; impotent sexually. Langgana (s). Disinclined, unwilling,Lamah-lambut. Soft, gentle, tender reluctant.weak, feeble.Langgawai. A large kind of betel-box.Lamak. Fat grease ; suet ; tallow. LAnguh (j). To sit ; v. Lungguh.;Lamang (j). Name of a viand made of Langka (s). The kingdom of Rawana,the glutinous variety of rice.Ceylon; v. Langka.Lamas. To stifle, to smother, to choke, Ldngkara (JAv). Improbable; impos.sible;to suifocate; desperate, i-educed to fabulous.desperation ; hopeless.Lankari. To protect, to .shield, to shelter.Lambaga. Custom, habit, fashion. Laugkawa (Jav). A rainbow.Lambah (j. labak). Hollow, concave ; a Laugkawi. Name of an island at thehollow ; a valley, a dale.western entrance of the straits of Malacca,belonging to the State of QuedaLambang (j. Mbak). A valley ; v. Lambah.V. Langkawi.Lambar. To twi.st.LSjigkap (j). Complete, perfect, fullLambaran. The pole or lath to the ends prepared, ready before-hand ; to prepai-e,of which the burthen is suspended forto equip, to accoutre ; v. Lang-carrying on the shoulder.kap.Lambek (j). Soft, not hard or firm; Langkung. Curved, bent, bowed ; arched,tender.vaulted; hollow, concave.Lambing (j). A javeline, a short spear. Langlang (jav). Surprise, astonishment.Lambu (J). Kiue, oxen, horned cattle. Langlang-buwana (jav). Name of a mythicalpersonage, supposed to ti'avel atLambu-batina. A cow.Lambu-jautiin. A bull.intervals over the earth.Lambu-utan. The wild cow or bull. Languk. Sad, gloomy, melancholy.Lamburu (bex). Name of a sea fish. Langung, v. Languk,Limbiit (j). Soft, not hard ; ductile, Laiiap (j). To vanLsh, to disappear ; evan-

lAP—LK [90] LEL—LieLapah. To dismember, to cut up a carcase; V. Lapah.Lapas (j). To loose, to untie ; to liberate,to free, to release, to disengage ; todischarge, to let off; to unburthen, toexonerate, to clear ; to quit, to leave ;untied, loose ; free, released ; disci larged,fired off; besides, beyond, over andabove; except, excluding; ago, past.LS,pns (JAV). Far, remote, distant.Lapaskan. To free, to liberate, to let go ;to discharge, to let off; to leave, toquit, to abandon, to forsake ; to release.L&pas-lapasan. The object set free, orlet loose ; name of a garland of flowerpetals,so made that it falls to pieceswhen touched in a particular way.Lapas-Aawal. To discharge a vow or engagement.Lapok (bat). To plaster, to smear.Laras (jav). Straight ; right, correct,accurate; right, just, equitable.Lasan (a). Language, speech.Lasu (j). Faint, languid, weary; feeble.Lasung (j). A mortar.Las'kar (p). An army.Lata. Blemish, imperfection ; blemished,injured, spoilt, damaged.Latah (J. latuli). Turbid, foul, muddy.Latak. To put, to lay, to place, to setto set down.Lataki. To lay down, to establish, tosettle, to appoint.Latakan, v. Lataki.Lateh. Weak, feeble, languid ; v. Lftsu.Lateh-lasu. Languid and weary ; fatigue,weariness.Lateh-longlai. Prostrated by fatigue, unableto stand from fatigue.Latok (ben). To crackle, to decrepitateV. Latup.Latum. To boom, or give out a boomingnoise.Latup, and Latub. To crackle, to decrepitate.LSsat (a). Pleasant, delicious, savourypleasui-es, delights.Lanat (a). Curse, malediction, imprecation.Lea (j. leda). Inattentive, not promptto obey.Lebar. Broad, wide ; breadth, width.Lebarkan. To widen, to make broad.Leber. The neck ;the throat ; cape orcollar of a garment.Leja (j). Name of a kind of silk fabric.Leka. Idle, not employed ; dilatory.Lekak. An amatory intrigue.Lekin (a). But, nevertheless, howeverLela (s. sport, game). To fence with asword ; to flourish, to brandish ; r. Lila.Lela (j. nialela). Steel ; a plain kris bladewithout damask.Lela (j). A swivel cannon.Leleh. Patent, open, unfolded.Leleh. To flow, to run, to stream.Lelong (for. leilao). An auction.Lembat (J. lumbat). Name of a freshwateriish.Lemeh (jav). Ground, floor, bottom;floor-mat, carpet.Lempar. To throw, to fling, to cast.Lempar-angsuka. Name of a kind offine cloth.Lena (j. negligent, careless). To sleepto dally, to delay, to procrastinateslowly, tardily.Lenang. To trickle, to fall in drops;tearful, having the eyes suffused withtears.Lentaug. Across, athwart; breadth opposedto length.Lasmana (s). Name of the brother of Leutangkan. To cross, to place athwart.Rama; v. Laksamana.Lastari (jav). Uninterrupted ; fortunate,Lcntaug-bujur.Lentang-payar.Oblique, diagonal.The offence of crossinglucky, happy.the king's ships at sea.Lentaug-pukang. Helter-skelter, in disorder,tumultuously.Leng (j). A hole, an aperture; eye,small perforation.Lengah. Long, not for a short time;lasting, durable.Lenggaug. To sv^ing, to wave to andfro ; to roll as a ship.Lenggok (j.) To toss, to be tossed about.Lengket (jav). Fastened, joined, linkedclose, iinited v. Blengket.;Lengkok. Crooked, curved.Leiiek. To bruise.Lepek (jav). Flat, shallow, not deep;V. Gepeug.Lepen (jav). A river ; a brook, a rivulet.Lepentangi (jav). Name of a district inJava, the same as Kaliwungu, and bothmeaning " purj^le river."Lerang. A bier.Lesan (jav). The mouth ; a butt, a target.Lesus (jav). a tornado.Lewa. Name of a river on the southerncoast of Borneo, on which stands thetown of Portiauak.Lewat. Foppisli, coxcomical.Lower. Loose, lax ; a harlot, a strumpet.Leyaran. Name of a kind of shell-fish.Liat. To see, to look, to perceive, toobserve.Licliat (j. bAnchut). Hurt, sore, bruise.Lichi (chin). Name of a fruit, Euphorialichi; V. Kaleagkeug.Lichik (j). To fight and flee by turns.Lichik. To mash, to beat into a confusedmass.

Lie—LIM [91 LIM—LIYLichin. Smooth, soft, not rough ;polished,Limun. Name of a country on the south-having a gloss ; slippery.western side of Sumatra.Lid'ah (j). The tongue ; speech. Limur (J. limun). Dark, obscure.Lid'ah, or Ikau-lid'ah. The sole fish. Liua (jav). To die, to expire.Lid'ah-ayam. Name of a plant, SpermacoceLinar (ben). To twist back and forward.scaherrima.Linchin. Smooth, not rough ; v. Licliin.Lid'ah-api. Flame; literally, "tongue Lindir. Slimy ; slippery.of fire."Lindung. Shade, shadow ; shade, shelterLid'ah-bad-ak. Name of a species of; to shade, to shelter from the sunOpuntia ; literally, " rhiuoccros' to shelter, to protect ; to conceal.tongue."Lindungi. To shade ; to shelter ; toLidah-bebek. Name of a rubiaceous protect ; to conceal.plant ; literally, " duck's tongue." Lindungkan, v. Lindungi.Lid'ah-buwaya. The aloe, Agave v'lnifera; literally, "alligator's tongue." Lintang (jav). A star ; v. Bintang.Lintah (j). A leech, Hirudo.Lid'ah-lid-ah. Name of a plant, BauhiniaLintar. Thunder ; v. Alintar.corymhosa.Lintas. To move quickly by, to glanceLidang. Name of the highest mountain by ; a glance, a quick view.of the Malay peninsula, called by Lintrik (jav). Playing cards.Europeans, Ophir.Lid'i. Name of the mid-rib of the frondLintuV. Liru.(jav). To exchange, to barter;of the coconut palm.Linu (j. lind'u). An earthquake.Lidi. Name of a snake.Lingga. Name of an island at theLigas. To amble, to pace.eastern end of the straits of Malacca,Ligat. To whirl, to twirl.called in the maps Lingen.Ligor. Name of the most southerly provinceLinggangan (bat). A sling ; v. Ali-ali andof Siam, bordering on the coun-Bandring.try of the Malays, called by the Linggi. The beak or prow of a boat.Siamese, " Lakon."Lingkab. To injure, to spoil, to damage.Likas (JAV). To reel yai'n.Lingsam (jay). Shame; modesty.Likasan. A reel.Lingsir (jav). To wane, to decline ; toLikat. Thick, viscid.sink.Likur (j). An idiomatic term which, Linap (j). To vanish, to disappear ; evanescentwhen affixed to the digits, express; V. Laiiap.the numbers between twenty and Liiiok (jAV). False, lying.thirty.Lipai. Name of a kind of coarse homemadeLila. To flourish, to brandish ; to fenceumbrella.with a sword ; v. Lela.Lipan. A centipede, Scolopendra.Lila (j). Liberal, bounteous, generous. Lipas. The cockchaff"er, Blatta.Lilin (j). Beeswax ; a candle, a taper. Lipat (j. lapit). To fold, to lap, to layLilin-mantah. Crude beeswax.in plaits.Lilit. To coil, to roll in spiral folds. Lipatan. A fold, a plait.Lima (j). Five.Limablas. Fifteen.Liman (jav). An elephant.Limapuluh. Fifty.Limaratus. Five hundi-ed.Limaribu. Five thousand.Limau (p). The citron family of fruits,Citrus ; V. Jaruk.Limaukau. To rub the skin with limejuice as a cosmetic.Limbah. A sink, a cesspool.Limbai. To swing the arms in walkingto flourish, to brandish.Limpa (j). The liver.Limpah. To run over, to overflow; toabound, to exuberate; abundant, copious,plentiful.Limpai. To wave, to be agitated asplants by the wind.Limpung. The air-bladder or sound offish.Lipur (j). To soothe, to console, tocomfort.Liput. To overspread, to cover over;to enclose, to envelope.Liran (bat). A day and night, twentyfourhours.Liru (jAv). To exchange, to barter; v.Lintu.Lisah. Restless, unquiet, fidgetty, uneasy; uneasiness, restlessness.Lisah (jAV). Oil.Lisut. To suck.Litar (ben). To chatter, to tattle.Liwan, and Liwanan (ben). A corpse.Liwat (j). To exceed, to go beyond ;toexcel; to sui'pass; beyond, above, exceeding.Liya, and Liyan (jav).Other, differentLiyang (j. leng). A hole, a cavity ;aperture,orifice, opening.

LIY-LON [92] Lor— LUDLiyaug-id-uug. The nostrils.Lopak. The track or footstep of animals.Liyar. Wild, not tame ; untamed, not Lopak. A pool.broken in ; wild, shy, suspicious ; shy, Lopak. A kind of rice cake.not docile.Lopak-lopak (j). A kind of betel-bos.Liyat. Tough, tenacious, cohesive ; ductile.Lor (JAV). North ; northern.Lor-kulon. North-west.Liyor. Slaver, drivel.Lor-wetan. North-east ; all around, fromLiyu (bat), a brick-kiln, a manufactory north to east.of bricks.Lorah. A gi-ove, a clump of trees.Liyuk. Name of a particular gymnastic Lorak. A district, a province.Loreh (jAv). Veined ; variegated.Loreng (jav). Striped, streaked ; dapple,feat.Loba (s). Avarice, covetousness ; avaricious,covetous.Lobak (j). Name of a species of I'adish,Haphunus cauclatus,Lobi-lobi-asam. Name of a tree yieldingan esculent fi-uit, Flacourtia sapida.Lobi-lobi-manis. Name of a tree, a varietyof the last.Lobi-lobi-sapat. Name of a tree, FlacourtiaJangomas.Loching.A bell.Lodra (jav). Angry, wroth ; name of aHindu deity among the Javanese, probablyDurga.Lod'aya (jav). Name of a district of thepi-ovince of Kadiri in Java.Logam (t). Place, region.Lo^at (a). Idiom, dialect glossary.Lok. The wavy;edges of a serpentinekris blade.Loka (s). Place, region ; world ;(mostfrequently used in composition).Lokan. A generic name for bivalve shells.Lokek. Dilatory in paying debts.Loklek. To roll the eyes wildly.Lola (jav). An orjihan.Loma (jav). Liberal, generous, bountiful.Lomba. To strive, to endeavour, to makean effort ; v. Lumba.Lomba-lomba. A porpoise, Delphinus.Lombok (jav). The Chili pepper. Capsicum.Lombok. The island of Lomboc, calledpied.Loro (jAV), Their, theirs.Lorod (jav). To wane, to decline; tofall, to descend.Lorodan (jav). The scraps or relics of afeast.Lorog (jav). a valley, a dale ; name of adistrict in the eastern part of Java.Lorong (jav). To smear.Lorong (j). A path ; a road ; a lane ; astreet ; an avenue ; v. Lurung.Lotar. To throw, to cast, to pitch, tofling, to project.Loteug. A loft ; a garret.Loting.Loto.Name of a kind of fire-arms.To i-ap or tap with the knuckles.Lowak (jav). A valley, a glen.Loyang (j). Brass ; metal.Lu. Thou (said to be Chinese).LiJai'. Out, without, not within, abroad,forth, out of doors; exclusive of; v.Luwar.Liias. Wide, broad, spacious, extensiveV. Luwas.Liiat. To loathe, to nauseate, to be disgustedwith ; V. Luwat.Lubak (j. lowak). A valley, a glen.Lubaug (j. luwang). Hole, perfoi-ation ;aperture ; cavity ; hollow ;pit ; burrow;excavation.Lubang-bftdil. A port-hole, an embrasure.Lubaugkan. To make a hole ; to exca-also Sasak, the second in a line east ofJava.vate.Lubaug-panggalak. The touch-bole ofLombongan (jav). Artificial fireworks. fire-arms.Lompat (j). To jump, to leap, to skip, Lubaug-pasumbu. Touch-hole.to bound, to spring ; v. Lumpat. Lubang-talinga. The external auditoryLompat-lompatan. Bounding, leaping canal.about.Luber (jav). To overflow, to run overLon (jAv). Soft, gentle ; slow, not fast redundant, superabundant.lingering ; calm.Lubor. To thrash or beat corn from theLonchur. To launch, to push from shore. straw.Lontar. To throw, to toss, to pitch ; v. Lubuk. A pool or deep hole in the sea,Lotar.or in a lake or river ; a reach in a riverLontar (j). Name of a palm, Borassus before it trends.flahellij'ormis ; v. Rontal and Tal. Luchu (jav). a droll, a buffoon, a jester.Lont-e (jAv). A courtesan, a harlot. Luchut (j. maluchut). To slip, to moveLong (jAV). Artificial fireworks ; a rocket. or fly out of jilace; to get loose; toLonggar. Loose, lax, not fitting ; roomy, drop, to let go.large, wide.Ludah. Spittle, saliva.Longlonan (jav). Artificial fireworks. Ludahkftn. To spit.

LTJD—LUM [93] LUM—LURLudira (jav). Blood.Luga (s). Place, region ; v. Loka.Lugas (jav). Bare, naked, unadorned.Lugam (t). Place, region; v. Logam,Loka.Lugora (jav). Name of a fabulous weapon.Lugu (jav). Stock, capital.Luh (jav). a tear.Luh (a), a tablet.Luji (a). The ocean, the deep.Luka. A wound; an open sore, anulcer.Lukah. A kind of weir or fish-ti-ap.Lukiii (luka). To wound, to inflict awound ; v. Lukakun.Lukakan. To wound; v. Lukai.Lukis. To draw, to design; to workfigures with the needle.Luku (j). Abbreviation of waluku, " aplough."Luiang (ben). To perish.Lulo (bat). Dirt, mire, mud.Lulong (BEx). To howl; r. Lulong.Lulu (p). a pearl ; a gem, a jewel.Luluh (j). To dissolve, to be melted, tobe liqmfied ; to be reduced to powderor atoms ;pulverised ; to be digested,to be concocted in the stomach.Luluhkan. To dissolve, to liquify; toreduce to atoms.Lulum. To lick, to lap.Luhmg (bat). To howl ; v. Lulong.Lulur (jav). To cleanse the skm byfriction and cosmetics.Lulur (bat). To swallow.acclivity.Lulus (J). To pass, to go, to go on, to Lunu (j). A bog ; slippery, not affordingproceed.firm footing.Luluskan. To cause to pass ; to accom-Lupa (s). To forget, not to recollect ; toplish, to execute, to perform ; to permit,to suffer, to allow.Lulut (j. lulm-). To rub the skin withcosmetics ; to smear, to daub.Lulut (jAV). Love, affection, kindness.Lumas. To smear, to daub.Lumat. Powder, dust ; meal, flour.Lumatkan. To pulverise, to reduce topowder.Lumba (jav). To plunge or bound as ahorse.Lumba. To strive, to contest, to contend; V. Lomba.Lumba-kuda. A horse-race.Lumba-prau. A boot-race.Lumbak (j. labak). A valley, a glade ; v.L^mbak.Lumbar. To twist.Lumbi (bat). To dig. to delve.Lumbu (ben). To roll as waves, to swellas the sea.Lumbung (jav). A barn, a granary.Lumintu (jav). Frequent, incessantever, always.Lumpang (j. lumpat). A mortar forhusking rice.Lumpat (j). To jump, to leap; to skip;to bound ; to spring; v. Lompat.Lumpuh. Palsied ; incapable of locomotionfrom debility ; numb.Lumpur. Mud, mire, slime.Lumrah (jav). Common, public, cun-entopen, notorious.Lumur (j. scab, cicatrix). To soil, tofoul, to stain.Lumut (j). Name of an aquatic plant,Limnophila sessilijiora ; slime; moss;mossy.Lunak. Soft, not hard or firm, flabbyslack, loose ; mild, indulgent, easy.Lunas (jav). To finish, to complete ; toput to death by judicial sentence.Lunas (j). The false keel of a ship.Lunchip (j. lungid). Point; pointed,sharp-pointed.Lunda (j). Name of a plant.Luntas. Name of a plant, Pluchea indica.Luiiut (bat). Wide, broad, spacious.Lunggar. Weak, feeble.Lungau (bat). Fetters, shackles.Lunggoh (j). To sit, to be seated ; tohold a place or post ; a seat ; a placeor post.Lungid (jav). Sharp, having a keen edge,having a sharp point.Lungseng (j). The warp in weaving.Lungsur (jav). To descend, to fall, tosink ; to lower, to cause to fall or sink.Lungsur (j). To move or slide down anforget, to neglect; foi'getfulness, oblivion; neglect, omission ; forgetfvdneglectful.Lupa (jav). Weary, faint ; listless.Lupa-lupa. Fish maws, or, correctly,fish sounds, an article of commerce.Lupit (jav). Narrow ; name of a Javaneseland measure, being the oneeighthof a jung, or largest measure.Luput (j). To escape, to be freed, to berid from ; to lapse, to pass away.Luputkan. To free, to discharge, to exonerate;to loosen, to unbind.Luput (j). To fail, to miss, to omit;failing, lapse; mistake, error; fault,defect, imperfection; fault, offence,ti-ansgression ; misdemeanour ; crime.Lurah. A groove, a channel ; a canal.Lurah (jav). Head, head-man ; villagechief ; a title of the third order.Lurik (j). A weaver's loom ; name of astriped cloth.Lm-uh. To drop spontaneously; to shed ;to fall.

LUR—L'lL [94] MA—MAHLui-uh (jaV). To seek after, to search.Lurung (j). A path, a road, a way ; alaue, a street ; v. Lorong. M A. Mother ; dam ; v. Ama and Ama.Lurus (j. laras). Straight, not crooked ;Ma-angkat. Mother by adoption.plain, straightforward, unambiguous, Ma-chi. Paternal aunt ; literally, " littledownright.Lurus (jAv). Fine, delicate.mother," the chi being only an abbreviationof kachil.Lurut (j. lorod). To be strip t, to be Ma-inang. Foster mother.peeled.Ma-mud'a. Maternal aunt; literally,Lusa. The day after to-morrow, two " young mother."days hence.Ma-tiri. Step-mother.Lusoh. To consume, to waste away, to Miial. Deal', high-priced ; scarce, uncommon,be exhausted.rare.Lusuh. To be rumpled, to be ci-ushed Mabuk. Drunk, intoxicated, inebriatednot fresh or new, second-hand.drunkenness, intoxication, ebriety.Lut. To pierce, to penetrate.Mabuk-darah. Faint from loss of blood.Lutung. Name of an ape, Presbytes Mabuk-ombak. Sea-sick; literally, "wavedrunk."pyn-hus of Horsfield.Lutut. The knee.Mabur (jav). To fly, to take wing.Luwak (jAv). A small subdivision of a Macha. Name of a species of shell-fish.province.Macha (jav). To read, to chant; v. Bacha.Luwak (jAV). Name of a species of Macham. Sample, muster, specimen,Vivci'ra, called by Europeans the cofFeerat,Paradoxunm musanga ; v. Musang. Machan (jav). A tiger; a generic termpattern.Luwang (jav). A hole in the earth, a for the larger feline animals.burrow; v. Lubang.Muchan-kombang. The black leopardLuwar (jav. freed, set loose). Out, without,(a variety).not within ; abroad, forth, out of Machan-tutul. The common or spotteddoors; exclusive, excepting; v. Liiar. leopard.Luwari (jav). To liberate, to set free. Machanan (jav). A tiger-house, a placeLuwarkan. To put out, to turn out, to for keeping tigers.expel ; to exclude.Machang. Name of a species of mango,Luwas. Wide, broad, spacious, extensive Mangifera fcetida ; v. Bachang.large, ample ; v. Liias.Luwaskan. To widen, to extend.Luwat. To loathe, to nauseate ; loathing,disgust ; V. Liiat.Luwuk (bu). Name of a Bugis state inCelebes.JjLAMAH (a), often pronounced damah,the third of the vowel marks of theArabic orthography, called by the Malaysbaris diad'apan, or " stroke before,"and representing the sound of 6,or of u short.Llarab (a). Striking, smiting.Llarurat (a). Violence, compulsion,force, constraint ; want, indigence, necessity.Llaif (a). Weak, feeble ; frail, impotentinfirmity.Jj AHIR (a). Open; manifest, visible ; tobe born ; birth.L'SlTm (a). Oppression, tyranny ; oppressive,tyrannical.L'll (a). Shade, shadow; shade, protection.Machapat (jav). The adjoining town orvillage, a neighbourhood.Madali. To speak, to say (poetical).Madat. Opium prepared for smoking.Madarda (s). Name of an imaginary lakein romance.Madrim (s). The younger of the -twowives of Paudu, daughter of Chandrawati,king of Maudaraka.Madu (s). Honey.Madu (j. maru, " balance, counterpoise ").One of a man's wives in relation toanother.Madura (s). Name of the covmtry ofBaledewa, in the Mahabarat ; the islandof Madura on the north-eastern side ofJava ; the western portion of that islanddistinguished from the eastern, calledSumanap.Madj'a (s). Middle, midst.Madya-gantang (jav). The zenith.Madyapada (s). The earth, the world.Mad'and-a (s). Name of a Hindu countryoccurring in Javanese story.Magada (s). Name of a Hindu country.Magal (bat). A distillery.Magong. Name of a fish.Maha (s). Great ; lofty, sublime ; most,exceedingly. (I have preserved theaspirate in this and a few of the follow-

MAH—MAK [95] MAK—MALing words, althougb, as the initial of a Makara (s). A prawn ; a crab ; the signword or syllable, it is not pronounced, Cancer in the zodiac ; v. Mangkara.or written in any native alphabet). Makasar (bu). The nation and countryMaha-agung (j). Most great.of Macassar, in Celebes, called by theMaha-basar. Most great.natives Mangkasara.Maha-kras. Most severe, most relentless. Makau. The Portuguese settlement ofMaha-mulya (s). Most magnificent, most Macao, in China.grand.Maki. To rail ; to apply foul language ;Maha-pand'ita (s). A most learned man, to scold ;abuse, reproachful language.a gi-eat pundit.Makin. The more, by the greater degreeMahapugung (jAv). Name of an ancient still more ;over and above, plus something;V. Mangkin.king of Java.Maha-raja (s). A king, a monarch. Maksih (jav). Yet, still ; v. Taksih andMaharaja-bunii (s). Name of a public Misih.ofl&cer.Makut'a (s). A crown, a diadem, a tiara.Maharaja-karma (s). Name of a public Mala (jav). Sick ; sickness, malady.officer ; the chief astrologer.Malah (j). The more that.Maharaja-lila. Crimes exhibiting contemptor disrespect of the royal authoblicaofficinalis; the town and territoryMalaka (j). Name of tree and fi-uit, Emrity; treason. Lila, in Sanskrit, means of Malacca, on the western shore of the" sport, game."Malay peninsula, founded by the Malays,A.D. 1252, and conquered by theMaharisi (s). A gi'eat or distinguishedsaint.Portuguese in 1511.Maha-suchi (s). Most pure.Malakat. The royal signet, the great seal.Maha-tmggi. Most higli.Maiam (jav). Beeswax.Mahesa (s). A buffalo. Bos bubalus. Malanau. Name of a wild race inhabitingMahesasura (s). The demon in form of the north-western side of Borneo.a buffalos lain by the Hindu goddess Malaug (jav). Name of a province towardsthe east end of Java.Durga.Maheswara (s). Name of the Hindu god Malang (jav). Across, athwart, transverse;unlucky, cross, unfortunate,Mahadewa, or Siwa.Mairi. Name of a small Malay settlement ill-omened.on the north-western coast of Borneo. Malang (ben). Title of a Malay officer.Maja (JAv). Name of a fruit-tree, yielding Malang. Name of a kind of eel.a sweet strong-scented fruit, ^ijle marmelos.Majapait (jav). Name of the capital ofthe largest kingdom in Java during the14th and 15th centuries, and destroyedby the Mahomedans in a.d. 1478. Theword signifies "the bitter maja."Majaranu (jav). A name of the provinceof Jipang, in Java, from maja, the treeabove-named, and ranu, " a lake ormeer."Majoh (j). To devour greedily; greedy,voracious.Maju (jav). To advance towards, to approachto, to draw near to.Maka (j. mangka). And ; now ; then. Itis used rather to mark the beginning ofa sentence or clause of a sentence, thanas a substantive word with a definitemeaning.Makan (j. mangan). To eat, to takefood ; to devour, to consume ; to corrode; to use, to make use of; to makea move at chess, or similar game.Makan-darah. To backbite ;literally," to eat blood."Makan-gaji. To receive wages.Makan-pardmpuan. To have connectionwith a woman.Malapastaka. A curse, a malediction.Malau (j. tambalu). The nidus of thelac insect and its dye ; v. Ambalu.Malawati (por. baluarte, "a bulwark").A rampart ; a bastion, a tower.Malam (j). Niglit.Malfim-ari. Night-time.Malam-esuk. To-morrow evening.Malam-ini. To-n'ight.Milam-siyang. Day and night, throughday and night.Malas (jav). To reply, to rejoin; toanswer; to requite, to retort, to retaliate; V. Balas.Malas (j). Lazy, slothful, indolent ; disinclined,averse, unwilling, reluctant.Mali (s). A necklace of gems or flowers.Maligai (j. maligit). A palace.Malih (jAV). To alter, to change; toshift, to vary ; v. Alih.Malih (jAV). Again, anew, once more.Maling (j). A night-robber, one thatthieves at night.Maling-maling. Thievishly, furtively,stealthily.Malor. Name of a place ou the westerncoast of Borneo.Malu. Shame; disgrace, ignominy; affront;reproach; bashfulness, modesty; to be

MAL—MAN [96] MAN—MANcoddcatum.Mamang (j). Doubt, distinist, hesitationto doubt, to hesitate ; doubtful ; dim,not clear, not perspicuous.Mamar. To be disabled by a hurtbruise, contusion.Mamanda. Maternal uncle, politely orrespectfully; a term of respect to anelder person.Mamb^ng. A cycle of twelve years.Mambi-uk. Name of the crown pigeonin the language of the island of Wageou,near New Guinea.The bamboo cane.Mambu (ben).Mambu (jav). To smell, to scent.Mami (jav). Pronoun of the first pei-sou.Mampawa. Name of a Malay state onthe western side of Borneo.Mamp&lam (x). The mango, Mangtfcraashamed ; to be respectful, to be submissiveMandar. Name of a Bngis state on the; to be bashful or modest.western side of Celebes.Malu-malu. Bashfullj% modestly. Mandaraka (s). Name of the kingdom ofMalu-maluan. Modestly, bashfully.Chandi-awati, father of Dewi Madrim,Maludu. Name of a great baj* and country second wife of Pandu.at the northern end of Borneo. Maudi (j). Equal, like, similar.Maluka. Name of a people and country Mandi (jav). Poison ;poisoned, embuedin the island of Gilolo, from which i.s with poison, envenomed.probably taken the word " Molucca," Mandi. To bathe, to use the bath.so familiar to the European reader. Mandikan. To bathe, to wash byMam. To suck the breast or dug.bathing.Mamah (j). To chew, to masticate. Mandor (for. mandador). An overseer, aMamai (j). To rave, to talk incoherently superintendent.as in sleep.Mandras. The city of Madras, in Hindustan.Mamak (t). Maternal uncle or aunt,older than one's mother ; v. Uwak. Mandul. Barren, unprolific, sterile, un-Mamanukan. Name of a plant, Panaxfruitful.Mandur. Name of a Chinese settlementon the south-western side ofBorneo.Mandura (jav). Sweet, luscious ;pleasant,agi-eeable.Mandura. Name of a kind of dance.Mand'apa (s). A porch, a portico, thefront part of a house ; v. Mand'apa andPilnd'apa.Mand'iki. The water melon, Cucurhitacitrrdlus.Mand'ira (jav). Name of a species of figtree,Ficus Rumphii.]\Ianeh (jav). Again, yet, still ; besides.Maui (jav). Tlie woof of a web.Maui (jav). Semen mascuVmwm.Maniburi. Name of an island lying offthe south-eastern coast of Borneo.Manik (s). A gem, a precious stone.indica.Manikain (t). A gem, a precious stone.Mampus (j). To die, to expire.Mani-mani (ben). Beads.Mana. Where, at the place which Manikmaya (s). The heaven of gem^.where, at what place; who, which, Manila. The city of Manilla, the capitalwhat; how, in what manner; whereever,of the Philippines.wheresoever ; whoever; whatever. Manira (jav). Pronoun of the first per-Manah (s). The heart, the mind.son.Manak. Name of a place on the western Manis (j). Sweet, luscious ; mild, gentle.coast of Sumatra, called Manna in the Manisan. Sweets, confectionery.maps.Mauis-muka. Having a gentle expression,Manakala (mana and kala). When, at of a sweet countenance.what time.Manja. Indulgent.Mana-mana. Wherever, wheresoever. Manjangan (jav). Name of a species ofManching. To fish with a line and hook; deer, Cervm rusa ; v. Rusa and Manjangan.V. Panelling.Manchung (bkn). Tapering to a point, Manjapada (s). The terrestrial globe, theas a sword or other weapon, with onesharp edge only; v. liimching.solid earth.Manjungau. Name of a sort of boat.Manchur (j). 'i"o spout, to gush ; to Manjur (j). To glide, to stream, to flowflanh ; to glitter.gently; eloquent.Mandaki. To climb, to scale.Manjur (bat). Poisoned, imbued withMandalika (j). Name of a tree, Artocarpunpoison.rigida ; name of a small island off Manon (jav). The soul.the north-eastern coast of Java. Mantab (j. maiitah). Raw, not ripe; raw,Mandalika. Chiefs, chieftains.not cooked.Mandang-mandang (ben). By degrees, Mantan (jav). A diamond ; v. Int^n.gradually, in course of time.Mantega (for. manteiga). Buttei-.

MAN—MAN [97 MAN—MAStitle of an inferior class.Mantu (JAV). Son or daughter-in-law.Mautiik (jAv). To return, to come backto retire.Manuk (jav). A bird, a fowl.Manuk-dewata (j and s). The bird ofparadise ; literally, " the bird of thegods."Manuk-gTeja (j., and igreja, for). TheMangkubumi (mangku, j, and buini, s).The title of the first minister in somestates, but in Java a jiersonal name orMautik (bat). To germinate, to sprout,to spring from seed.Mantra (s). A spell, a charm, an incantation.title.Mantradak. Name of a Malay state on Mangkudu (j. kudu). Name of a tree,the south-western side of Borneo. Morinda citrifolia ; v. Bangkudu.Mantri (s). Counsellor, minister. Among Mangkung(jAv). Eefractory, disobedient.the Malays it is applied to the highest Mangkur. A litter, a palan

MAS—MAT [98] MAT—MAWname of a small gold coin of Achiu,tiiil ;weighing 9 grains, and worth Is. 2d.V. Amas.Mas-juwita (j). A term of fondness to awoman ; literally, " gold of a womanMas-kawin (j and i'). Dowry, gift of thehusband to the wife.Ma.s-masan. Golden.Mas-merah. A term of endearment;literally, "red gold."Mas-pichis (j). Gold coin.Mas-urai. Gold dust ; vii-gin gold, goldunalloyed ; literally, " loose gold," or"gold not in ma-ss."Masa (s). Time ; season, period.Masa (for. mas). Forsooth, in tmth.Masak. Ripe, matm-e, not raw ; cooked, " eyes-eyes."dressed, not raw; ripe, perfect in Mata-pimai. The interstices of rattanquality.network ; rattan network ; literally,!Masakan. Indeed, possible ! why howpossibly ! wherefore ?Masaug. Name of a place in Sumatra.Masap (bat). Soui% sharp, acid.Masam (j. asam). Sour, acid; crabbed,ill-humoured.Masam -muka. Ill -humour, vexation;frowning, frown; gruff; literally, "sourfaced."Masih (j. maksih). Yet, still.Maain (j. asin). Salt, briny; brackish;salted.Masing-masing (asing). Each, every one.Mastiga. The carbimcle ruby.Masuk. To enter, to go in.Masuki. To penetrate, to enter.Masiii. Name of an aromatic bai-k usedas a cosmetic, the Cortex onlnius ofRumphius.Masukkan (masuk). To cause to enter ;to introduce ; to insert.Masulipatani (t). The sea-port and townslay.of Masulipatam, on the Coromandel Matros (eu). An artilleryman, a gunner,coast.a cannonier.Mat (]'). Check-mate at the game of chess. Matsika (s).Mata (j). The eye, the organ of vision Matsya (s).scorpion ; v. Marchika.AA fish.mesh, interstice of any reticulated work; Matu. river on the northwesternName of athe blade of a weapon; kinds, sorts,coast of Borneo.varieties ; a point of tlie comiiass. Matu (t). a touchstone for testing gold,of which the scale consists of 10 degrees,Mata-ai'i (j and s). The sun; litei-ally," the eye of day."each of which is called a m\itu,Mata-ari-idup. The east ; literally, " thesun living."Mata-ari-jatuk. The west ; literally, " thefallen sun."Mata-ari -masuk. Sunset; literally, "thesun gone within."Mata-ari-mati. The west ; literally, " thesun dead."Mata-ari-nayik. Sunrise.Mata-ari-tarbit. Sunrise; literally, " thesun issued out."Mata-ari-turun. Sunset; litcx-ally, "the8Un descended."Mata-ayar. A spring, a fountain; literally," the water's eye."Mata-banda. Goods, effects; treasure,wealth ; literallj% " eye of property."Mata-buta. Name of a plant, Exccecariaagallocha ; literally, " blind eye."Mata-dagangan. Goods, merchandise.Mata-itam. Ii'is of the eye.Mata-jalan. Outpost, picket; advancedguard ; Uterally, " eye of the road."Mata-kaki. The ankle ; literally, " eye ofthe foot."Mata-kuching. The cat's-eye gem ; nameof a plant, Mephitidia cyanocarpa.Mata-mata (j). A spy, a scout ; a watchman;a constable, a policeman; quasi" pigeons' eyes."Mata-putih. "White of the eye, scleroticcoat of the eye.Mata-susu. The ducts of the breastnipple.Mata-tung. A bung-hole.Mata-wang (j). Specie, hard cash.Matan. Name of a Malay state on thesouth-western coast of Borneo.Mataram (jav). Name of one of the centralprovinces of Java; name of thechief town and state in the island ofLomboc.Matawuu (jay).The name of Mataramin the ceremonial language of Java.Mati (s. mriti; Pali, mati). To die;death ; dead, deprived of life ; dead,inanimate, insensible, without sensation; torpid, benumbed ; spent, exhausted.Matikan. To put to death, to kill, toas our own arc called carats.Milu. To will, to desire, to wish; tomean, to pui'pose, to design; will;would; could; auxiliary of futuretime.Miiung (ben). Fresli, sweet.Mawar, or Mawar (j). A rose, Rosa indica.The rose is not indigenous in any of theIndian islands, and is most generallycalled "the rose-water flower," fromwhich perliaps it is to bo inferred thatthe drug was introduced before theplant. The word is neither Arabic nor

MAW—MAJ [ 99 ]MAJ—MALPersian, and may possibly be a corruptionof ma\vur, '• to scatter or disperse,"the allusion being to the application ofrose-water.Mawiu- (JAV). To scatter, to disperse.Maya (s). An illusion, a dece^^tiou; aphantom, a spectre.Mayam. Xame of a gold and silverweight of the Malay peninsula of 52grains, containing 12 sagas or scarletbeans, and 16 of which make a bungkalof two Spanish dollars weight.Mayang (j. the flower of the areka orbetel palm). The flower of palms.Mayin. To play, to sport, to frolic; to play,to toy ; to dally amorously ; to game,to gamble; play, sport, amusement;toying, dalliance, caressing ; artifice,contrivance ; gaming, gambling, play.Mayin-mayin. To play or sport on, tosport continuously ;playfully, sportively.Mayin-mayinan. Play, sport, amusement; toy, plaything.Mayiu-sanjata. To exercise with arms ;literally, " to play at weapons."Madangai. Xame of a forest tree.Mada/t (a). Eulogy, encomium.Madi (jAv). A sprite, an apparition.Madinah (a). Medina, in Arabia.Madrasah (a). A college, an academy, apublic school.Madura (j). The island of Madm-a; v.Madura.Mad'ang (jav).To cut with a sword, tosabre.Mad'ang-kamolan (jav). Name of anancient kingdom celebrated in Javaneseromance.Mafawah (a). Loquacious, full of talk.^lafhum (a). Understood, perceived,comprehended ; contents, tenor, senseof a letter.Magah. Famed, renowned ; v. Gah.Magah (bat). Haughty, an-ogant.Magat. A Malay title ; a young noble ;noble by the mother's side.Ma^lub(A). Conquered, subdued, overcome.Ma^rab (a). The west; countries west ofAi-abia.Ma,'tabat (a). Love, afifection; friend-deserving commendation.Ma/tarab (a). The most elevated pai't of amosque where the preacher stands.Maharam (a). The first month of theArabian yeai'.Majad (a). Glorious, sublime ;glory,grandeui-, gi-eatness.Majalfis (a). An assembly, a meeting, aconvention.Majnim (a). Mad, crazy.Makar (jav). To blow, to bloom, toflower.Makasar (bu. maugkasara). Macassar, inCelebes.Makayangan (jav). The abode of thogods; V. Kayangan.MSkah (a). Mecca, in Ai-abia.Makeh (j. bakik). To scream, to shriek,to shout.Makmal (hin). Muslin.Maki-amat (a). Honom", glory, dignity ;liberaUty, gcnei'osity.Makrub (a). Sorrowful.Makruh (a). Hated, odious, abominable.Maksa (jav). To force, to compel; v.Paksa.Maksih (jav). Still, yet ; v. Maksih andTaksih.Maktub (a). Written ; a letter, a writingscripture.Makut'a (s). A crown, a coronet, a diadem;V. Makut'a.MaAam (a). Place, situation; resident,staying, stopping.MaX;amkan. To bury, to inter.Mai-adas (a). Holy, sacred, sanctified,consecrated.Mai-im (a). An inhabitant ; a district orparish.Maksud (a). Intention, wish, inclmatiou,Malabar (eu). Malabar.Malaikat (a). Angels ; an angel.Malaka (j). Name of a tree, Emhlica qficinalisMalacca ;' v. Malaka.;Malaku (laku). To pass, to go, to proceed.Malakukan (laku). To cause to go, or pass;to execute, to accomplish, to effect;to do, to perform; to conduct, tomanage ; to treat, to use.Malaliii (lalu). To pass, to go beyond,to pass through ; to exceed, to surpass; to ©Impose, to contravene ; totransgi-ess ; to traverse, to wander over.Malamarkan (lamar). To demand inman-iage.Malambai (lambai). To beckon ; to wave ;to brandish.Malambai-lambai. To beckon repeatedly.ship.Malambaikau ; v.' tr. To wave, to brandish.Ma^amad (a). Mahomed, the founder of Malambatkan (lambat). To prolong, tothe Mahomedan religion; a frequent put off; to delay, to defer ; to procrastinate.proper name of men, meaning oneMalanchong (jav). To play, to toy, totrifle ; to lounge, to idle, to loiter.Mdlanjut (lanjut). To extend, to lengthen.Malantak (lantak). To peg, to fastenwith a peg or nail ; to ram, to drive in.Malantas (lantas). To pass through, topermeate ; to pass on, to speed on.

MAL-MAL[ 100 ]MAL—MALMalanger (lauger). To apjily or use cosmetics.Malanggai* (langgar). To make an attack,to make au assault.Malaugkah (laugkah). To step, to pace,to stride.Malanguug (langung). To be pensive, tobe thougbtful, to muse.Malapaug (lapaug). To extend, to widen.Malapuh (j. mklpuh). A burn, a scald.Malar (jav). To spread, to extend, towiden.Malaralikau. To challenge to di'ink.Malarangkftu (larang). To prohibit, toforbid, to interdict ; to prevent, tohinder ; to make dear, to enhance inprice.Malarikan (lari). To carry ofl', to ininaway with.Malarikan d"iri. To escape, to save oneself;literally, "to run away with oneself."Malarikan-uawa. To escape, to save one'slife literally, " to run away with one's;Malela (jav). Steel ; v. Baja.life."Malarut (larut). To retreat, to fall back Maleleh (leleh). To lay open, to unfold.to turn aside out of the right path or Malemparkan (lempar). To throw, tocourse, to deviate.fling, to cast ; to pelt.Malas (bat). A small leak.Malentaug (lentang). To cross, to transverse,Malata (lata). To creep, to crawl.to place athwart ; to cross, toMalati (s). The Indian jasmine, Jasminumthwart, to contravene.sambac.Miileuggang (lenggang). To swing, toMiilati-gambir-utau. Name of a species rock ; to roll as a ship.of Jasmine, Jasminum glabriusculuni. Maliaat. To ^dew, to see.Malati-tongkeng. Name of a flower ; literally,"the jasmine of Tonquin;" Malik (a), a king.Maliati. To view, to inspect.Pergulana odoratissima.Malila (lila). To flourish, to brandish.Malatus. A blain, a "blister.Mdlimbaikan (limbai). To swing, to waveMiilaut (laut). To go to sea, to put to to and fro.sea, to be at sea.Malimpahkan (limpah). To cause to overflowMalauti. To put to sea ; to navigate by; to make abundant.Malindung (liudung). To shade, to shadowsea.Malawan (lawan). To oppose, to act; to shade, to sheltei".against ; to resist.Malawi. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Borneo.Miilayaiig (layang). To fly gliding withoutflapping the wings; to pass throughthe air.Mfilayu (j). Malay; Malayan.Malilbilikan (labih). To increase, to addto ; to multiply ; to magnify ; literally," to make more."Maiakatkau (lakat). To apply, to causeto adhere.Malalaug (j. malongo?). To stare, tolook with fixed eyes.Malambutkan (lambut). To soften, tomake soft ; to mitigate, to mollify, toassuage ; to make timid or effeminate.Mali\ngguh (j. luugguh). To sit.Malangkap (laugkap). To prepare, to getready.Malaugkapi. To equip, to furnish.Malauguk (j. languk). To be sad, to beforlorn ; to be deserted.Malapaskan (lapas). To loose, to liberate,to release, to set free ;to dischai-ge, tolet off a missile.Malatakkau (latak). To place, to set, tolay ; to lay down, to establish ; to appoint,to fix, to determine ; to use, tomake use of.Malindungkan ; v. tr. To shade, to shadowto shelter, to protect ; to hide.Maliput (liput). To include, to enclose,to envelope; to include, to comprehend.Malit (bat). Curious, inquisitive.Malayangkan. To cause to pass through Maliyau. Name of a place on the westernthe air gliding ; to discharge a missile. coast of Borneo.Malayar (layar) To sailMalompat (loinpat). To jump, to leapMiilayarkan. To cause to sail ; to navigate.to skip, to bound; to caper.Malotarkan (lotar;. To fling, to throw,Malayin (layin). To differ, to be distinct to pelt ; to reproach, to upbraid.from.Maludah (ludah). To spit, to eject saliva.MalayinkAn (layin). But, except ; unless, Maludahi. To spit at or upon.save ; literally, " to cause to be other,or different."Maluka (luka).wound.To wound, to inflict aMalayor (layor). To dry by the applicationMaluka. Name of a place in the islandof heat.Malayu (.i.w). T.. run, to walk quickly ;of Ceram, from which is probably derivedtlie European name, " Moluccas,"to run, to floe.for the Spice islands ; v. Maluka.

MAL—MAM [101 ]MAM—MAMMaluku (vvaluku). To plough.MiUuluskau (lulus). To execute, tofulfil.Malumatkau (lumat). To powder, topulverise, to reduce to dust.Maluuggoh (lunggoh). To sit, to beseated.Malupa (lupa). To forget.Maliu" (j. manur). Jasmine, Jasminumsamhac; v. Malati.Malutut (lutut). To knock or .strike withthe kuees.Mallarat (a). Detriment, injury, mischief,hurt, damage.Mam. To .suck the breast or dug.a spit.to put to death, to slay.kill,Mamachu (pachu). To drive with a whij)or goad.Mamadam (padam). To quench, to put Mamatutkan (patut).out, to extinguish.Mamad-a (pad'a). To be alike, to besimilar ; to be equal.Mamad-iii. To equal ; v. Mamad'akan. pungent ; to exasperate.Mamad'akau. To equal, to equalize ; tosatisfy, to content.Mamagari (pagar). To fence, to hedge ;to enclose.Mamagut (pagut). To peck as a bu-d ; tobite as a snake.Mamakai (pakai). To clothe ; to wearto invest, to put on ; to use.Mamakai (pakal). To caulk.Mamakankan (makau). To eat up, todevour.Mamalih (palih). To divide in two.Mamaling (paling). To turn away, to avertthe face.Mamaling (maling). To rob by night.Mamalis (palis). To avert the face ; v.Mamaling.Mamalu (palu). To beat, to strike ; tohammer.Mamanah (pauah). To shoot with a boltor arrow.Mamanahkan. To discharge an arrow.Mamanchar (panchar). To gush.Mamanchiug (panching). To fish with aline and hook.Mamanchung (panchimg). To loji.Mamaudang (pandang). To look at, toview, to behold.Mamandikan (mandi). To bathe, tocause to bathe.Mamaniran. Name of a plant, ^Eschynomcnepum'da.Mamaniran-putih. Name of a plant, Portulacaqiuuh-ifida.Mamanjang (panjang). To lengthen, toelongate ; to draw out, to prolong.Mamanjat (panjat). To cUmb.Mamantukkan (mantuk). To cause toreturn, to return, to send back.Mamanggal (pangal). To chop off.Mamanggil (panggil). To call, to summon.Mamangku (pangku). To take on thelap or bosom,- to govern, to rule, toadminister.Mamaraug (parang). To chop, to hew,to hack, to cut with a cleaver.Mamarik (parik). To light, to kindle.Mamasak (pasak). To peg, to fasten withMamiiat (ptiat). To chisel, to cut with a a peg.chisel.Milmasang (pasang). To apply, to putMamabukkan (mabuk). To make drunk, to, to put to use.to intoxicate, to inebriate.Mamatah (patah). To bi-eak, to fractureMamacha (baclia). To read ; to chant. to snap.Mamachak (pachak). To spit, to put on Mamatikan (mati). To cause to die, toMilmatuk (patuk). To peck as a bird ; tobite as a snake.To make fitting orproper, to make suitable.Mamachah (pachah). To break ; to burst.Mamadaskan (padas). To make hot orMamadi (jav). A goblin ; a scarecrow.Mamadil (badil). To discharge firearms; to discharge missiles.Mamagang (pagang). To catch, to layhold.Mamflkek (bakek). To scream, to shriek.Mamanasakan (banasa). To spoil, to injure; to min, to destroy, to lay wasteV. Mambanasakan.Mamanohi (panoh). To fill, to make replete; to fulfil.Mamangkis. To speak reproachfully orcontemptuously, to upbraid.Mamarang (prang). To fight; to war,to make war.Mamarchik (parchik). To sprinkle.Mamarchik-marchik. To sjJiinkle oftenor continuously.Mambacha (bacha). To read, to chant.Mambahagai (bahagai). To divide, toportion, to share.Mambalas (balas). To answer, to reply,to respond ; to requite, to retaliate.Mambalit (balit). To entwine, to twistround.Mambanting (banting). To beat, tothrash.Mambantu (bantu). To help, to aid, tosuccour.Mambantut (bantut). To render ineffectual;to interrupt.Mambang. Name of an order of supernaturalbeings ; name of a cycle oftwelve years.

MAM—MAM [102] MAM—MAMMdmbangun (Tjangun). To arise, to get up. Mambuiii (buni). To sound, to emit aManibangunkan. To erect, to elevate noise.to build, to construct ; to plan, to design.Mambimikiln. To sound, to cause toMambasuli (basuh). To wash, to rinse.make a noise ; to play on a musical instrument.Mambawah (bawah). To yield, to submit, Mambutul (butul). To pass through ; toto surrender.pass from one side to the other.Mambayikki (bayik). To mend, to repaii", Mambuwang (buwang). To throw away,to put right ; to trim, to adjust.to cast away; to reject ; to discard.Mambachara (bachara). To consider, to Mambuwangkau. To cause to be thrownconsult, to deliberate.away ; to put to death, to make awayMambacharakiln. To advise, to give advice,with.to counsel.Mamikul (pikul). To bear, to cany as aMambalah (biilah). To split, to rive, to burthen on the back.cleave ; v. Mamblah.Mambalakaugi (balakang). To follow, toMamilih (pilih).MamTlik (miliA).To choose, to select.To own, to possess.go after ; to set below in value, to del^reciate,to degi-ade; to put off, toMamimpin (pimpin).ously by the hand.To lead ceremoni-postpone ; to hesitate, to waver. Maminang (pinang). To ask in marriage,Mambalakangkcln. To place behind, to to court, to make addresses.place in the rear.Mamiud-ah (piad'ah). To change place,Mambali (ball). To buy, to purchase ; v. to move from one place to another ; toMambli.flit, to migi-ate.Mambanasakan (banasa). To spoil, to in-Mamiujam (pinjam). To bori'ow, or tojure; to ruin, to destroy.Mambanarkan (banar). To correct ; toMambatuli (batul), v. Mambatulkan.M^mbatulkan. To straighten, to makestraight ; to rectify, to make right.Mambilangkan (bilang). To reckon, tocount ; to value, to appreciate ; toesteem.Mambli (bli). To buy, to purchase ; v.Mambali.Miimbrang. Tlio otter, Aonyx leptonyxof Horsfield.Mambri (bri). To give, to bestow.Mambrita (brita). To report, to givetidings.Milmbujurkan. To stretch out lengthwise.Miimbuka (buka). To open, to unclose ;to open, to begin.Mambuni (buni). To hide, to conceal.Mambunoh (buuok). To kill, to slay; v.Mamuuoh.Mambunoh-d iri. To kill oneself, tocommit suicide.Mambuugkar (bungkar). To weigh, toheave up ; v. Mamungkar.Mambuugkuskan (bungkus).to envelope ; to pack.To wrap,lend.Maminta (minta). To ask, to petition,to beg.veiify, to attest.Mambanchauakan (banchana). To injureto corrupt, to seduce,Mamintal (pintal).Mamifiak (miiaak).To braid.To oil, to anoint.Milmbarkas (barkas). To bundle; to Mamitik (pitik). To strike the cords orfagot.bars of a musical instrument.Mambarkatkau (barkat). To bless, to consecrateby a prayer.Miimlehrak/iu (plchera).chei-ish, to protect.To nourish, toMambasai-kan. To magnify, to enlarge Mamluh (paluh). To hug, to embrace byto extol.taking in the arms.MAmbasarkan-diri. To vaimt, to boast, Mampawa. Name of a Malay state on theto brag, to glorify oneself.western side of Borneo.Mampald (t). A bridegi-oom.Mamparsambahkau (sambah). To presentwith an obeisance ; to represent,to submit, to lay before.Mdmpir (ampir). To approach, to drawnear.Mampuiiai (puna). To appropriate, totake possession of, to make one's own ;to own, to have in property.Mamrali (pi'ah). To squeeze, to pressout ; to milk.Mamrang (jjrang). To war, to fight, tobattle ; V. Mamprang.Mdmreksai (prcksa). To inquire into, toinvestigate.Mamreksakau, v. Mamreksiii.Mamrentah (prentah). To order, to command;to rule, to govern; to superintend,to direct ; to dispose, to put inorder.Mamrugul (rugul). To ravish, to deflower.Mamotong (potong). To cut off, to lop,Miimuji (puji). To praise, to laud; tocompliment ; to flatter ; to glorify,Milmukat (pukat). To fi.sh with a seineor drag-net.

MAM—MAN [103] MAN—MANMamukul (pukul). To beat, to strike. Mdnandiii, v. Manand'akiiu.MamuUii (mula). To commence, to make Manani. To be becalmed, to be an'esteda begluning.Mamulaiig (pulaug). To restore, to retui-n,by a calm.Mananti (nanti). To await; to bide, toto render, to give back.wait.Mamulih (pvilib). To restore, to retrieve. Manantikdn. To cause to await, to detainIMamulyakau (mulya). To extol, to celebrate,; to await, to wait for.to glorify.Manang (j). To win, to conquer; victory;Mamuuoh (bimoh). To kill, to slay; v.conquest.Mambunoh.Mdnangga (tangga, " a stair "). To visitMilmimgkar (bungkar). To weigh, to neighboui-s, to gossip.heave up ; v. Mambungkar.Manauggalkan (tanggal). To strip, topeel, to decorticate ; to strip, to makeMamungut (pungut). To pick, to gatherto cull, to choose, to select.Mdmusuhkan (musuh). To act in hos-• tUity to, to oppose, to contravene.Mamutdr (putar). To turn, to revolve.Mamutarkan. To cause to turn, to maketo revolve ; to rule, to govern.IVLtmuun (miiun). To a.sk leave.Mamiiunkan. To grant leave ; to excuse,to let off.Mamuwaskan (puwas). To satisfy, tosatiate.Man (a). Name of an Arabian weight.Maniian (tiian). To bear, to endiu-e, tosupport ; to forbear, to refrain.Maniiani. To detain, to keep back ; torestrain ; to withhold ; to arrest.Manabor (tabor). To strew, to shed, toscatter ; to sow, to scatter seed gi-aiu.Manada (bu). Name of a state in Celebes.Manadakan (tada). To negative, to deny,to abnegate; to nullify, to bring tonought.Manad-ah (tad'ah). To hold out theopen hands.Manad'ahk&n. To receive or catch somethingdropping, with the open hands.Manafai- (a). A hypocrite; hypocritical,deceitful.Managih (tagih). To dun, to claim adebt unportunately.Manajam (tajam). To sharpen, to whet.Manakut (takut). To fear, to reverence,to respect.Manakuti. To frighten, to terrify.Manamakan (nama). To call, to name,to bestow a name.Manambah (tambah). To increase.iLinambat (tambat). To bind, to tie fast.Manampar (tampar). To slap, to strikewith the open hand.!Maoanak (tanak). To boil, to seeth.Manauam (tauam). To bury, to put inthe ground ; to bury, to inter the deadto plaut ; to sow.Mananduk (tanduk). To butt or gorewith the horns.Mauand'akan (tand'a). To mark, to impresswith a mark ; to make a signalto exhibit, to display.naked.Manaugis (tangis). To weep ; to lamentto complain.Mdnangiskan. To lament, to bewail, tobemoan, to grieve for.Manangkabau. Name of a Mslay countryin the centi'al part of Sumatra,llanangkap (tangkap). To catch, toseize, to lay hold of, to apprehend ; toapprehend, to conceive.Manaugkiskan (taugkis). To ward, tofence off, to parry.Manaiiai (taiia). To question, to interrogate.Manapa (apa). To question, to ask, tointerrogate.Manapak (tapakV To pash or shove withthe open hand.Mauar (a). A minai-et ; the tower of amosque.Manarat (a), v. Manar.Manarek (tarek). To draw, to drag, tohaul.Manai-i (tai-i). To dance.Manaruh (taruh). To put, to lay,to place; to lay up, to deposit, tostore ; to stake, to bet ; to commit, totrust.MAnatas (tatas). To cut, to slice.Maniiim (taun). To do anything by theyear.Manawan (tawan). To be a prisoner, tobe a captive.Manawaukau. To make prisoner, to takecaptive.Manawar (tawar). To charm, to apply acharm ; to cure by charms ; to bid for,to bid a price ; to seduce a woman.Mauawimg (nawviug). To be .shaded, tobe shadowed; to be sheltered, to bejjrotected.Manawungi. To shade; to shelter, toprotect ; to shade, to overshadow.Mauayikkan (nayik). To i-aise, to elevate,to erect, to cause to mount ; to build,to construct.Manabang (tabang). To fell and clearthe ground of timber trees.Manabas (tabas). To clear land of gra.?sand underwood.

MAN—MAN[ 10^ ]MAN—MANinvite.Mauilguhkan (ttigub).To strengthen, toestablish, to confirm, to settle firmly.Mdnajuk (sajuk). To cool, to be refreshed.Mauajukkdn. To cool, to refresh.Manak^nkan (takau).act upon with weight.Milnalan (talan).Manambim (tambun).To press down, toTo gorge, to swallow.To heap, to jpileto accumulate.Mauamput (amput). To beat, to knockagainst ; to copulate.Manantukan (tantu). To assure, to makecertain ; to certify ; to verify ; to confirm; to attest.Manang (j). To rest ; to cease, to stopto desist ; to be silent ; repose ; tranquillityrest ; calm silence silent.; ; ;Mdnangah (tangah). To be in the middle,to be in the midst of.Manangahkan. To divide in two, tohalve.Mftnangar (d'angfir). To hear; v. Mand'dngdr.Mananggala (tanggala). To plough.Mandpi (tapi). To border; to put on aborder ; to coast, to sail along a shore.ManArangkan (traug). To clear, tobrighten; to clear, to free from obscurity,to make perspicuous, to explain,to illustrate.Manarbang (tarbaug). To fly, to takewing.MauarbangkAn. To cause to fly or takewing.Manabmng (sabrang). To ford, to cross deduct ; to cashier, to remove fromwater; v. Mauabrang.office.Manabus (tabus). To ransom, to redeemto manumit, to emancipate ; to buy aMiluchangkuldelve.(changkul). To hoc, toslave or captive.Manchapi (chap). To mark, to impressManabut (sabut). To tell, to mention, to with a mark, to stamp ; to seal, to applyname; v. Maiiabut.a signet.Managa (taga). To stand, to be erect. Manchari (chari). To seek, to seai'ch.Managakrm. To erect, to cause to stand Mancharita (charita). To narrate, to rehearse,to build, to construct.to relate.ManAgabkto (tagah). To forbid, to prohibitManchalakau (chala). To blame, to find; to restrain, to control.fault with, to upbraid, to reproach.Mfinagar (tiigar). To assure, to confirm. Manchalup (clialup). To dip, to immergeManagor (trlgor). To call ; to accost ; to in a fluid ; to dye, to tincture by immersion.ManchAmftri (chamdr). To dirty; topollute, to defile, to foul, to soil.Manchamdri-kainpung. To seduce a woman;literally, " to defile the village,"that is, to insult it.Manchamarkdn. To dirty, to foul, tomake filtliy.Manchuba (chuba). To try, to essay.Manchubai. To try, to tempt.MAnchuri (churi). To steal.Mancliuri-churi. To take stealthily, topilfer ; stealthily, stealiugly.Manchyum (chyum). To smell, to snuS",to scent ; to kiss.Manchyum-jari. To salute by kissingthe hand of another ; literally, " toscent or smell the fingers."Mandamaikan (damai). To pacify, torestore peace between parties.Mandaudani (dandan). To put in order,to set right ; to prepare, to make ready.Mandapatkan (dapat). To find ; to findout, to discover ; to meet, to encounter.Mandiiului (diiulu). To precede, to gobefore ; to anticipate.Mandah (p). A pitcher.Mandilm (j). Drunk, inebriated, intoxicated.Mandam-bii'ahi. Love-drunk; joyfullj%jocundly.Mandam. Name of an utensil used inthe bath.Maudarita (darita). To endure, to sustain,to suffer, to support ; to withstand,to resist.Manarima (tarima). To accept, to I'eceive. Mandi. A pair, a couple.M

IMAN—MAN L105 3mAn—mAnMilud-.ang (jav). Dust.Mand-aug-mand-ang. Gradually, by degrees.Mand-apa (j). A porch, a portico ; v.Mand'apa and Pand'apa.Mftnd'ataugi (d-atang). To come upon ;to attack, to assault, to assail, to invade.Mand'atangkan (d'atang). To cause tocome or arrive.Mand-flngar (dangar). To hear, to perceiveby the ear : v. Manangar.Mand-id'ik. To boil, to seeth.Mand-ira (jav). Name of a species offig-tree, Fkus Rumphii ; v. Waringin,Bringin.Mrind-irikau (diri). To erect, to placeupright, to raise or hoist as a banneror flag ; to erect, to build.Mand-ud-ukkan (dud'uk). To seat, tocause to sit down ; to place, to lay.Mauehrap (tehi-ap). To lie pi-one, to lieon the face.Manembak (tembak). To shoot, to dischargea missile ; to discharge firearms.Manengok (tengok). To view, to spy.Manfat (a). Profit, gain, benefit, emolument.Mani (a). Sperm, seed.Mauidakiin (tida). To reject, to treat asnought ; to nullify.Manika/(kan. To marry, to give partiesin marriage.Manikam (tikam). To stab, to puncture,Maninggikan. To heighten, to makehigher, to exalt.Mdnipu (tipu). To cheat, to trick, tocircumvent, to deceive.Manira (jav). I.Maniris (tiris). To leak, to let out waterto ooze.Manitahkan (titah). To order, to command.Mdnitik (titik). To drop, to shed bydrops.Maniyup (tiyup). To blow, to make acurrent of air.^lanjabat (jabat). To touch, to feel ; totouch, to handle.Manjadi (jadi). To be, to exist; to become,to wax ; to happen, to take place ;to come into existence ; to be born.Manjadikau.To make, to create, to causeto exist ; to generate, to beget ; to produce,to beai-, to bring forth ; to produce,to yield, to furnish.Mdnjala (jala). To fish with a casting-net.Manjalan (jalan). To walk ; to progress,to proceed.MAujalani. To travel, to jom-ney over.Manjalankan, v. Manjalani.Manjalar. To ci-eep.Mdnjalma (jalma). To undergo a changeof form, to be metamorphosed ; v.Manjalma and Maiialma.Manjamu (jamu). To feast, to entertain ;to refresh or bait on a journey.Manjangan (jav). Name of a species ofdeei', Cervus rma ; v. Manjangan.Manjapada (s. mahya-patha). The terrestrialworld.to pi'ick.Manjarangkan (jarang). To widen, toManikas (ben). To roar as a wild animal. make wide.Manila (s). The sapphire.Manjatuhkan (jatuh). To throw down,Manila. The city of Manilla, the capital to overturn.of the Philippines; v. Manila.Manjaukan (jau). To remove, to putManilai (uilai). To appraise, to value. away ; to divorce.Manilik (tilik). To gaze at ; to value, to Manjawikan (jawi). To translate, to renderregard, to view with favour.Mauimaug (timang). To fondle, to dandle. into the vulgar tongue ; to change,to alter one thing for another.Manimba (timba). To bale, to lave; toGraceful.Maiijillis.draw water.Manjalma (jalma). To undergo a changeManimbang (timbang). To weigh ; to of form, to be metamorphosed; v.compare.Manjalma and Maiialma.Manimbulkan (timbul). To cause to Manjongan. Name of a kind of boat.emerge, to bring to the surface; to Manjunjung (junjung). To prop, to supportproduce, to exhibit.; to support on the head.MAnimpiln (simpan). To reserve, to Maujuwal (juwal). To sell, to vend.•store, to lay by.Manolak (tolak). To shove, to push ; toManinjau (tinjau). To behold, to survey. put or push aside ; to deduct or subtract.Maninjo. Name of a plant, Gnctumgnemon.ManolakkAn. To push away, to drive off,Mauinju (tinju). To strike vfith. the fist, to repel ; to deduct or subtract.to give a box.Maninggalkan (tinggal). To leave, to quit,to forsake.Manombak (tombak). To spear, to pierceManinggi (tinggi). To elevate, to exalt.with a spear.Manongkat (tougkat). To walk or bosupported with a staff.Manor (jav). Jasmine, Jasminum samhac ;V. Malati and Manur.

MAN—MAN [ 106 ]MAN—MANMilnta. Em-aged, furious, applied to the Manungkus (bungkus). To pack, to bundleelephant.up.Mautah (jav). Raw, crude, unripe. MAnur (jAv). The jasmine, JasmimimMantalif (a. talif). To join, to connect. sambac ; v. Manor.Milutapa (tapa). To perform religious Milnurun (turun). To descend ; to wane,penance and austerities.to fiill, to descend ; to happen, to comeM^utas (j). To laud, to go on shore, to to pass.disembark.Manurunkan. To cause to descend ; toMantik. To germinate, to sprout, to lower, to let down; to ti-anscribe, toshoot.copy.M&ntika. Bezoar; v. M^tika.MAnutupkan (tutup). To shut, to closeM^ntil (jav). Knob, nipple.Mantuwah. Father or mother-in-law.Manflfc (a). Discourse ; reasoning ; eloquence.Manuba (tuba). To poison fish with thetuba plant.Manud'uh (tud'uh). To accuse, to charge,to impeach.M^nud-ung (tud'iing). To cover, as witha lid ; to cover, to conceal.Manuji (suji). To embroider; v. Maiiuji.MAnuju (tuju). Towards, in the directionof.Manukar (tukar). To change, to exchange,to barter.Mdnukas (tukas). To charge, to accuse,to impeach.Manulihkan (tiilih). To gaze at, to lookintently on.Manulikan (tuli). To deaf, to deafen.Manulls (tulis). To delineate, to paint,to figure ; to write.Manulung (tulung). To help, to aid, toassist.Manumpang (tumpang). To take accommodation,front.Mangail (kail). To fish vrith a hook.as lodging, passage, or freight Mangajak (ajak). To urge, to incite.of goods ; to lodge, to dwell m a house Mdngajari (ajar). To teach, to instruct.or ship.Mangaji (aji). To read religious books,Manumpat (tumpat). To choke up, to or recite or chant prayers.block up.Mangaku (aku). To confess, to admit,Mdnunang (tunang). To afiiance, to bctrotli.to acknowledge ; to warrant, to declareon surety ; to become bail for, to beMilnundukkiln (tunduk). To bow, to responsible for.bend the body.Mangala (ala). To direct, to point towards.Manunjuk (tunjuk). To show, to exhibit.Manunjukkan. To point out, to explain, Milngalahkcln (alah). To vanquish, toto expound.conquer, to overcome ; to excel, toMiinuutut (tuntut). To claim, to demand,to exact.surpass, to beat.Mdugalauk.ln (alau). To drive, to causeManunu (timu). To bura, to be on fire. animals to move along ; to guide a vehicleMauunukan. To burn, to consume with; to chase, to pursue.fire.Mdnunggang (tunggang). To ride, totravel by a vehicle.M.lnunggii (tunggu). To watch, to keepgiiard ; to keep, to tend, to have careof, to guard.Manungguhkan (sungguh). To verify, toconfirm, to prove true, to attest; v.Miliiungguhkjln.Manunggiii (tunggu). To guard, to watclifor security.to cover, to envelop.Manutur (tutur). To say, to speak ; totell, to relate.Manuwai (tuwai).To reap com with asickle.Manga (jav). Open, patent, unfolded.Mangabisktln (abis). To finish, to terminate,to end, to conclude ; to expend,to exhaust, to bring to an end.Mangadiii (ada). To cause to be ; toexecute, to cany into effect.Mangailakan (ada). To produce, to fm--nish ; to exhibit, to display.Milngadu (adu). To submit, to represent; to make complaint.Mangadu (adu). To fight, to contend.Mangadukdn. To cause to fight or contend.Mangad-angkfln (ad'ang). To intercept,to way-lay.Milngad'tlp (ad'ap). To be before, to bein front ; before, in front.Mangad apkan. To face, to front ; to con-Mangali (j. ningali). To see, to look.Mdngalih (alih). To change, to shift.Mangalihk.ln. To cause to change, toshift, to move.Mangalir (alir). To flow, to stream.M.angalu. To receive or welcome a guest.Mangaluh. To sigh ; to moan, to makelamentation.Mangaluu (alun). To rise in waves orbillows.Miiugalusi (alus). To try, to assay, to

test, to examine ;MAN—MAN [107] MAN—MANliterally, " to fine, orrefine."Mangamati (amat). To reconnoitre, toobserve attentively ;perhaps, literally," to make much of."Mangambaug (j. kambang, " to float, toswim on the suiface "). Moonrise.Mangambil (ambil). To take.Mangambuh. To soar, to fly aloft.Mangampimi (ampun). To pardon, toforgive.Mangampunkan, v. Mangampuni.Maugampungkan (kampung). To collect,to bring together.Mangamuk (amuk). To run a muck.Mangauching (kanching). To bolt; tobutton.Manganchur (anchur). To melt, to dissolve,to be liquified ; to break toatoms; to soften to tenderness, tomollify.Manganchurkan. To melt, to dissolve, toliquify ; to smelt ; to reduce to atomsto pulverise ; to soften to tenderness,to mollify.Maugand-ang (kand'ang). To pen, tofold, to put vvithiu an enclosure.Maugand'ung (kand-ung). To bag, to putthe head ; to be drowsy.Mangantup (antup). To sting as an insect.Manganyaya (anyaya). To oppress, to tyrannize.Mangaugatkan (angat). To heat, to warm.Milngangguh. To roar as a tiger.Manganginkan (angin). To ventilate, tofan with \vind ; to air.Mangangkat (augkat). To lift, to raise,to take up.Mangangkitkan (bangkit). To cause topone; to defer, to adjourn.rise or get up ; to raise, to elevate, toexalt, to dignify,Mangajar (kajar). To chase, to pursue.Manganguskan (angus). To burn, to Mangajut (kajut). To start, to be startled.consume with fire.Mangapa (apa). Why, wherefore ; what. Mangajutkan. To startle, to cause toMangapakan (apa). To effect, to achieve, start.to accomplish.Miiugalapur (kalapur). To be convulsed,Mangapala (kapala). To head, to lead, to be affected by spasms ; v. Mangalupur.to conduct, to guide.Mangai'ang (karang). To set, to inter-Mangaiasaikan (salasai). To settle, tosperse with ornaments; to arrangeflowers or gems ; to compose, to wi-ite.Mangaras (j). Redolent, diffusing perfume.Mangaram (karam). To sink, to founder.Mangaramkdn. To sink, to swamp; todestroy, to overwhelm.Mdngarapkan (arap).To trust, to coiJfidein.Mangarti (arti). To understand, to comprehend.Mangarung (arung). To wade, to pas.swater by walking.Mangarung (karuug). To sack, to bag, toput in a sack or bag.Mangaruskan (arus). To make suitable ;to approve, to sanction.Mangarut (karut). To tangle ; to quibble,to prevaricate.Mangasi (kasi). To give ; to allow ; tolet, to jiermit.Mangasih (kasih). To love ; to favour,to hold in regard.Mangasihani (kasihan). To pity, to compassionate.Mangata (kata). To speak, to say.Mangatakan. To address, to accost; toannounce; to tell, to narrate, to say,to relate.Mangata\vi (katawi). To know, to haveknowledge of.Mangatm- (atur). To arrange, to set inorder.Mangawal (kawal). To guard, to keepwatch.Mangawan (kaw^an). To accompany, toin a bag ; to bag, to swell as a fullbag ; to teem, to be pregnant ; to bearor carry an object at the waist.associate, to herd.Mangawan (kawan). To tend, to serve,Maugantik (antik). To spin, to make to wait upon.thread.Mangantuk (antuk). To nod, to declineMangawin (kawin).Manggayuh (kayuh).To marry, to wed.To row with paddles,to paddle.Mangayun (ayun).To swing, to rock, toreel.Mangayunkau. To cause to rock orswing.MS,ngabala (gabala). To tend cattle ; todrive a chariot ; to guide an elephantV. Mangambala.Mangachupi (kachup). To kiss, to smack.Mangadiyan (kamdiyan). To follow, tocome after ; v. Mangamdiyau.Mangadiyankan. To put after ; to post-adjust.Mangaliling (kaliling). To go round ; torevolve.Mangililingi. To sui-round ; v. Mangalilingkjln.MangaUlingkEln. To surround, to environ,to encompass, to encircle.

MAN—MAN [ 108 mAn—mAnMangalis. To observe, to look out. Mangaraji (gdrgaji). To saw, to cut withMangiilupas (kalupas). To peel, to decorticatea saw.; to skill, to flay.Miingilrak (garak). To shake, to be agi-Mangiilupur (kalupur) . To be convulsed tated ; V. Manggarak.V. Maiigalapur.Mangai-akkan. To shake, to agitate.Mangaluvvar (kaluwar). To pass out, to Mangaram (ram). To brood, to hatch.issue.Mangaluwarkau. To extract, to drawout; to bring forward, to produce toview ; to turn out, to exclude.Mangambala (kambala). To tend cattle ;to drive a eliaiiot; to guide an elephant('. ; Mangabala.Mangambalikiln (kambali). To cause toreturn, to send back.Maugilmbang (kambang). To blossom, toblow ; to spread, to expand.Maugaiubara (j. iigumbara). To roam,to travel.Mangambari (kambar). To match bypairs ; to fight in pairs.Mangambus (ambus). To blow, to makea current of air.Mangambuskan. To blow, to cause acurrent of air.M^ugamdiyaukan (kamdiyan). To putafter ; to put off, to postpone.Mangampar (ampiar). To spread out, toexpand on the ground or sui-face.Mangampir-clmpir. To approach or gonigh to by degrees.Maugampurnakan (sampurna). To perfect,to complete.Mangana (kiiua). To be affected, to beacted on ; to be struck, to be hit ; tobe invested with.Manganiii. To aflect, to act on ; to hit,to strike ; to invest, to put on.Mang^nakan (kaua), v. Mangauai.MangAnal (kanal). To know, to perceivewith certainty ; to recognise ; to distinguish.Maugcluang (kanang). To consider, toponder, to think upon, to muse.M&ngauftp (ganap). To complete.Mangandaki (andak). To will, to desire;to seek after.Miingaudara (kandara). To ride, to beconveyed by a vehicle.Mangandariii ; v. tr. To ride, to sit so asto be carried.Mangdntar (antar). To send, to dispatch.Mangantarkan. To send ; to escort.Miingantas (gitntas). To nip, to cut off;to cull, to pluck, to pick.Milugauang (kfinang). To satiate.Maugapala (kapala). To head, to lead, toconduct; v. Mi\ngapala.Mtingapung (kapung). To surround, toenviron, to encompass; to besiege, tobeleaguer.Milngarahkiln (krah). To call together,to muster.Mangarasi (ki-as). To harden, to renderhard ; to force, to coerce, to compelto ravish ; to ovei'jjower ; to tyrannise.Mangarat (krat). To lop, to cut off.Mangaring (kriug). To dry, to growdry.Mangaringkan. To dry, to exsiccate.Milngarja (karja). To do, to make ; tolaboui', to work.Mangarjakan. To perform, to execute,to accomplish.Mangarling (kdrling). To leer, to lookai'chly ; to ogle.Maugarok (ngrok). To snore.M^ngarti (arti). To understand, to comprehend; V. Miingarti.Mangarubung (krubuug). To crowdround, to swarm round.Mangarumun (krumuu). To assemble,to gather together.Mangaruiia (karuiia). To bestow, to givein bounty.Milngatam (katam). To nip; to reapcorn by nipping of the ears.Mangatawi (katawi). To know, to haveknowledge of; to make known.Maugatar (gatir). To quake, to tremble.Mitngatarkflu. To cause to quake; tofrighten, to intimidate.Mangechu (kechu). To rob ; to cheat, todefraud ; to swindle.Mangeja (haja). To spell, to put letterstogether to make words ; v. Mangija.Mangelakau (ela). To pull, to haul, todrag.Mangeling (eling). To heed, to attend,to keep in mind.Milngestrikan (estri). To wed a wife.Manggagahi (gagah). To overpower, toforce, to compel ; to tyrannise ; toravish, to deflower-.Mdnggala (s). First, foremost in rank ;a soldier ; an elephant.Manggamit (gamit). To beckon.Milnggautikdn (ganti). To succeed, totake the place of another.Manggarami (garani). To salt, to pickle.Maiiggaris (garis). To score, to mark bya line ; to scratch.Manggaru (garu). To scratch, to claw ;to comb ; to curry ; to harrow, to rake.Manggamt (garut). To scratch, to scrape.Manggambala (gambala). To tend cattle;to drive a chariot; to guide an elephantV. Mangambala.Mangganapi (ganap). To fulfil, to accomplish,to complete.

mAn—mAn [ 109 JMAN—MANMdnggaraji (giirgaji). To saw, to cut Mangimpuu (impun). To assemble, towith a saw ; v. Maugaraji.meet together.Mauggarak (garak). To shake, to be agitated;V. Mdugarak.to gather together; to collect; to ac-Mangimpunkan. To cause to assemble,Manggarakkau. To shake, to agitate ; v. cumulate.Mangili-akkan.Manginakdn (ina). To make mean, toManggatah (gatah). To gum, to daub debase, to degrade.with gum or birdlime.Mangiuap (j. nginap). To lodge or tarryMauggonchaug (gouchang). To shake for a night.about, to toss ; v. Mangonchang. MangincUng. To sorn, to live idly at theManggosok (gosok). To rub, to fret ; touse the bow of a stringed instrument.MAnggosok -gosok. To rub ofteu.Mauggoyaug (goyaug). To be shakeu, tobe agitated, to be put iu motion.Mauggoyangkan. To shake, to agitate.Manggurau (gurau). To toy, to trifle ; todally; to joke, to jest.Mangguraukan. To mock, to deride, tolaugh at.Miiugi (JAV). Asthma.Mangibas (kibas). To vibrate, to quiverto waver, to play to and fro.Maugibaskau. To cause to quiver orvibrate ; to cause to waver.Milngidam (idam). To long, to have alonging for.Mangidaug (idaug). To serve victuals, toserve dishes at table.Mangidar (idar). To veer, to turn about,to go roimd.Maugidari. To round, to encircle; tocause to revolve or roll round.Mangiduug (iduug). To speak with anasal accent, to speak " through thenose.Mangiduug (kidung). To siiig a song orditty.Mangidup (idup). To live, to be alive;to live, to pass life in any manner.Maugidupi. To keep alive ; to support,to maintain ; to cause to live, to bringto life.Maugidupkan, v. Mangidupi.Maugigal (igal). To sti-ut as a proudpeacock ; to strut or dance iu imitationof the peacock.Mangigau (ngigau). To rave, to be delirious.Mangija (liaja). To .spell, to put letterstogether; v. Mdngeja.Mangikat (ikat). To tie, to bind ; tofasten ; to put together, to join ; toarrange, to dispose; to compose, towrite; to recite a tale, to narrate astory.Mangikil (kikil). To gnaw.Mangikut (ikut). To follow, to go afterto obey ; to imitate ; to copy.Mangilai. To laugh convulsively.Mangilangkau (ilaug). To cause to disappear; to do away, to remove ; todissipate.expense of another.Mangiutaikan (intai). To spy, to looknarrowly, to observe attentively.Mangintang (tiutang). To view, to behold.Mangiug&tkan (ingat). To remind, to putin mind ; to warn, to caution, to admonish.Mangipas (kipas). To fan, to cool witha fan ; to ventilate.Mangirai (kirai). To winnow, to part thegi-ain from the chaff.Miingiring (iring). To follow, to comeafter or behind ; to depend, to be in astate of dependence or clientship ; tostand in the relation of a debtor to acreditor, serving until the liquidationof a debt.Mangiringkan. To follow, to go after;to place iu a state of dejJeudeuce.Mangiruskan (irus). To sprinkle, to water,to irrigate.Mangisar (kisar). To turn round ; toshift about ; to giind as in a mill.Mangisap (isap). To suck.Mangisi (isi). To be full; to hold, tocontain.Maugisikan. To fill, to make full.Mangitar (kitar). To turn roimd, to revolve.Maugiyasi (iyasi). To ornament, to embellish,to adom, to deck, to decorate.Mangkak. To swell, to be swollen ; v.Bangkak.Mangkal. Half ripe, imperfectly ripe,fresh gathered, not mature.Mangkarung. Name of a large lizard.Mangkis. To call aloud, to vociferate, toroar.Mangku (jay). To encircle, to enclosein a ring or orb, to surround.Mangkudu (j). Name of a tree, Monndaumbellata; v. Bangkudu.Mangkuwang (j). Name of a plant. Pandanmfurcatus.Mangluwai-i (luwar). To expel, to driveout.Mangomong (j. ngomoug). To be loquacious,to prate, to babble.Mangompat (ompat). To slander, tocalumniate.Mangonchang (gouchang). To shakoabout, to be tossed ; v. Mauggonchaug.

MAN—MAN [110] MAN -MANMangonchangk^n. To shake, to toss.Manonlngkau (korang). To lessen, todimiuish.MiiDgorek (korek). To bore or pierce theground.Maugorok(ugorok). To suore; v. Mangrok.Maugosot (kosot). To be tangled, to beentangled ; to be i^erjilexed.Mangosotkan. To tangle ; to perplex.Mitngoyang (goyaug). To be shaken, tobe agitated ; v. Manggoyang.Mangrahkan (krah). To levy, to raise,to muster.Mangrahkan (srah). To deliver up, toyield, to surrender v. Maiiarahkau.;Maugi-asakan, v. Mangrasiii.Maugrasi (kras). To make bard, toharden ; to force, to coerce, to compelto ravish.Mangrat (krat). To cut off, to chop off,to lop.Mdngraung (raung). To bowl.Mangrap (krap). To be frequent, tooccur often ; to be close, to be withoutintervals.Mangring (kring). To dry, to grow dry ;V. Mangdring.Mangringkan. To dry, to exsiccate.Mangrok (ngrok). To snore; v. Maugorok.Mangubah (ubab). To change, to alter,to undergo change ; to shift, to shuffle.Mdngubahkdn. To change, to alter; tocontravene a promise or engagement.Mangubat (ubat). To be charmed, to beunder the power of a charm ; to takemedicines or remedies.Milngubati. To charm; to physic, toadminister a remedy.Manguchab (uchab). To speak, to pronounce,to utter.Mcluguchai) (uchap), v. Manguchab. Mauabrangkan. To convey across waterMangudung (kudung). To dismember, from shore to shore ; to ferry.to mutilate by cutting off a member, Maiiabut (chabut). To pluck up, toto maim.draw, to force up ; to cashier, to I'emoveMdugugu. To ruminate, to chew thefrom a post ; to subtract ; tocud ; to ruminate, to muse.deduct.Mangujud (pujud). To strangle, to Mauadakan (tada). To nullify, to annul.Maiiaga. To trade, to trafiic.stifle.Mangujut (pujut), v. Mdngujud.Mdtiaji (saji). To dish and serve upMangulik (ulik). To lull to sleep, to put food.to sleep.Manakar (chakar). To claw, to scratchMdngulurkan (ulur). To slacken, to with the nail or claw.cause to hang loose; to lower down Mauakit (sakit).by making slack ; to pay or veer rope.Manguma (uma). To till dry laud, orland not irrigated.Mangumpul (kmnpul). To collect, tocome together, to bo assembled.Mangumpulkan. To collect, to gathertogether, to cause to assemble.MdnguDJuk (unjuk). To show, to represent.Mangunting (guntiug). To clip, to sheai',to cut with shears; to snuff, to cropa lamj) or caudle.Mangunus (unus). To unsheath, to drawfi'om the scabbard.Mangupah (upah). To hire, to engage forwages.Mangupamakcln (upama). To liken, tocompai'e.Maugupas (kupas). To peel, to skin, toflay.Manguraikan (urai). To loosen, to unfasten.Mangurap (urap). To smear, to daub.Mangurniyai (kurniya). To bestow bounty,to grant a largess.Mangiu-uukan (kurung). To cage, toshut up in a cage; to shut up, toconfine, to imprison.Mangurus (kurus). To emaciate, to becomelean.Manguruskan. To emaciate, to depriveof flesh.Mangusahakau (usaha). To labour, towork at, to toil at.Mdngusir (usir). To pursue, to chase.Mangutang (utang). To lend, to give oncredit.Maugutas (utas). To file, to string on athread.Mangutok (kutok). To cui-se, to execrate.Mangutoki, v. Mangutok.Mangutus (utus). To send a message, orMangutuskan. To depute as a messengeror ambassador.Maiiabrang (sabrang). To pass fromone side of the w.ater to another, topass from one shore to the oppositeone.To sicken, to grow sickto be pained, to undergo pain.Mauakitkan. To cause pain, to pain, toafflict, to torment ; to punish.Manakitk5,n-ati. To irritate, to provoke,to exasperate.Manala (fiala). To flame.Maualah (salah). To eri', to mistake ; tofail, to miss ; to sin.Maualahk.ln. To make wrong, to put at

MAN—MAN [111 MAN—MANfault ; to blame, to impute a fault : tofalsify, to confute ; to fi-ustrate.Manalak (salak). To bark, to bay.Maualut (salut). To over-lay, to coat.Mafiama (sama). To even, to be even, tobe equal.Maiiamai. To equalise, to make even ;to liken, to compare.Maiiamar (samar). To mask, to be disguised.Maiiamarkan. To mask, to disguise.Maiifiuti. To answer to, to reply to, torespond to.MaSayang (sayang). To pity, to compassionate,to commiserate.Mauayit (sayit). To snip.Maiiabak (kabak). To be full, to be fullto repletion.Manablah (sablah). To cleave in two, tosplit in two.Mauabut (sabut). To mention, to express.Manabutkan. To mention to, to tell to,to express to.Mi'madar (sadar). To be conscious, toknow from recollection.MaMdiya (sadiya). To get ready, to beprepared.Mauildiyakan. To prepare, to makeready.Manad-iipkan (sad-ap). To make agreeable,to render pleasant; to gladden,to rejoice; to solace.Maiiagah (chagah). To forbid, to interdict.Maiiagukkan (tdguh). To strengthen ; toconfirm, to assure, to give confidence.Maiiagakan (taga). To erect, to placeperpendicularly, to make firm orsteady ; to steady.Maiiaja (saaja). To mean, to intend, todesign.Mdiiajukkan (sjljuk). To cool; to calm,to quiet, to tranquillise.Manalap (salap). To surprise, to seizeMaiiambar (sambar). To swoop, to fallupon as a bird of prey.Maiiambut (sambut). To take, to receive; to receive a guest.Maiiampaikkan (sampai). To reach, to by surprise.arrive at ; to attain, to gain ; to cause Maiialat (saiat). To be interposed, to beto reach ; to deliver ;to offer.placed between.Maiiamuu (saniun). To rob, to plunder. Maiialatkan. To sunder or part, leavingMaiian (.t). Benzoin, Styrax benzoin; an interval or gap between.V. Kamaiian and Miiian.Maiialilm (salam). To dive, to plunge.Maiiani. To fumigate with benzoin. Mdiialamkan. To dive for, to explore byMaiiangkal (sangkal). To deny, to disown.diving.Manahtng (salang). To be placed at in-MauaiJi (iiani). To sing.tervals.Maiiapa (sapa). To ask, to enquire. MAiialilngkan. To place at inteiwals, toManapakdn (sapa). To question, to interrogatedispose with interstices.; to address, to accost.Miiialasaikan (salasai). To settle, to ad-Maiiapu (sapu). To wipe ; to sweep just ; v. Mangaldsai.to brush.Maijalma (jalma). To undergo a changeMaiiarak (sarak). To separate, to disuniteof form, to be metamorphosed ; v.; to wean ; to part ; to divorce. Manjalma and Manjalma.Mafiarat (sarat). To load, to lade, to Manalmakan. To transform, to metamorphose.burthen.MaSaring (ilaring). To scream, to cry Manalup (chalup). To dip, to immergealoud shrilly.in a fluid; to dye, to colour by immergingMauarungkan (sarung). To sheathe, toin a fluid.enclose in a case or scabbard ; to envelop,Mauilmbah (.saml>ah). To make an obei-to put in an envelope or sance, to make a reverence ; to adore,covering.to worship ; to do homage.Mauatakan (iiata). To make evident ; to Mdiidmbahkan. To submit, to representprove, to demonstrate; to clear, to respectfully.explain, to illustrate.Mariambaleh (sambdleh). To sacrifice,Ma,ilaut (stiut). To answer, to reply, to to immolate with religious rites.respond.Maiiambor (sambor). To spout, togush.Manampal (sampai). To stop up, to corkup.Mafiampuma (sdmpurna). To perfect, tocomplete.Maiianang (sandng). To be quiet, to bestill, to rest ; to repose, to rest in confidence.Maiianangkdn. To still, to quiet; totranquillise, to calm.Manilndang (sandang). To girdle, togird.Maniandir (sandir). To jeer, to mock, toflout, to ridicule.Maiiangat (sangat). To sting as an insect.Manangkal (sangkal). To deny, to disown.

MAN—MAN [ 112 ]MAN—MANM^iidngsara (sangsara). To torture, totorraeut.Mauapit (sapit). To pinch, to hold withpincers, nippers, or tongs.Maiiarah (sarah). To surrender, to yield,to give in.Mandrahi. To surrender, to deliver upto commit, to entrust.Mfiuarakan, v. Mafiarahi.Manarang (sarang). To assault, to attack,to fall upon.Mandrbu (sarbu). To chai-ge, to makean assault on.Maiiarbukan. To cause to charge.Maiiaring (spring). To hum as a beesipping a flower.Milnarta (sarta). To accompany, to associate;to concert, to league, to agreetogether.Manartiii. To agree with, to accord with,to go along with ; to accompany.Mfliiaru (saru). To shoixt, to call aloud.Manarupa (sarupa). To resemble, to belike.Maiiarupai. To resemble, to be like to,to have the appearance of.Maiiasak (sasak). To be narrow ; to beclose ; to be confined ; to be straitenedto be in straits or difficulty ; to be inManasakkiln. To narrow ; to straiten, toconfine; to obstruct; to distress, toput to difficulty.Manasal (sasal). To repent, to regret.M.liiasat (stisat). To stray, to go astray,to wander; to stray, to err.Maiiasatkan. To lead astray, to misleadto deceive; to bewilder.Maiiigra (sigi-a). To be in haste.Mauigrakan. To hasten, to quicken, tospeed, to accelerate.Mfinilakan (silakau). To welcome.Maniksa (siksa). To punish, to chastise.Maiiimpang (simpang). To diverge, toturn aside, to move out of the way.Maiiimpan (simpan). To lay by, to reserve; to store.Mauindir (sindir). To mock, to gibe.Maiiingsing (singsing). To tuck up one'sgarments.Maiiiram (siram). To sprinkle witli water,to water, to irrigate.Manisih. To miss, to go wide of, not tohit an object aimed at.Manisir (sisir). To comb.Milfiolo (solo). To spy, to reconnoitre;V. Manulu.Maiiongsong (songsong). To escort, toconvoy, to guard from place to place.MArniclii (cliuchi). To cleanse ; to purify.MHuuchur (chuchvu-). To pour, to stream.Maiiuchiu'kan. To pour, to cause tostream.Manudah (sudah). To end, to be completed,to be terminated.Maiiudahkftn. To finish, to complete, toterminate.Maiiud'i (sud'i). To assay, to try by fireto refine by fire ; to juggle for the discoveryof a theft.Mafiugrahi (anugraha). To endow witligifts.Maiiuji (suji). To embroider; to ornamentwith needlework.Manuka (suka). To be glad, to be happy,to be pleased.Manukakan. To gladden, to delight, torejoice.Maiiukat (siikat). To measure, to computeby measure, not by weight.Maiiuku (suku). To part, to separate, tobe distinct.Mfluukukan. To part, to separate, to setapart.Mauuknr (chukur). To shave.Mailula (sula). To impale, to spit on astake.Mauulam (sulam). To darn ; to makeornamental patch-work.M.liiulap (sulap). To conjui-e, to juggle,to play tricks by sleight of hand.Manulu (sulu). To spy, to scout ; v. Mailolo.Mafiuluh (suluh). To light with a torchto inspect with torchlight.Maiiulur (sulur). To creep, to crawl ;to move stealthily on some object.Mfliiumbat (sumbat). To bung, to stop,to close up.Maiiumboh (sumboh). To heal, tocure.Manumpah (sumpah). To swear, to takean oath ; to vow, to make a vow.Mailumpahi. To swear, to administer anoatli ; to curse, to execrate.Mfiiiumpit (sumpit). To use a blow-pipe ;to shoot missiles from a tube by blowing.Maiiuugging (sungging). To ornamentor embellish with figiu-ed work.Mauungguhkan (sungguh). To verify, toconfirm, to prove true, to attest ; v.Mauungguhkan.Maunungkil (chungkil). To prick, toprobe.Manura (jav). The peacock, Paro javankics.Miliiurat (a. surat). To write.Maiiuruh (suruh). To order, to bid, tocommand.Mafiusahkiln (susah). To trouble, toafflict, to distress : to vex, to tease, toannoy, to incommode, to molest, toworry.Manusor (susor). To move close to, tobe by the side of.

MAN—MAE [113] mAr—mArMaiiusu (susu). To suckle, to draw fromthe breast or udder.Mafiusiii. To suckle, to give suck.Mauusukan, v. Manuslii.Mauuwab (suwab). To feed anotherfrom the hand.Mapar. Name of an island at the easternentrance of the sti-aits of Malacca.Milraba (raba). To grope, to feel withoutlooking.Mfiragai. Name of a bird.Marajakan (raja). To make king, to raiseto the throne, to entlirone.Marajinkfiu (rajiu).To labour at, to workdiligently at, to apply with assiduity to.MArak (j). The peacock, Pavo javanicus.Marakilt (rakat). To stick, to adhere.Marakatkan. To stick, to cause to adhere.Milrakit (rakit). To use a raft or float ;to dance a pai'ticular kind of dance.Maraksi (raksi). To use perfumes, toperfume.Marakuli (ben). Name of a tree.M;\ramas (ramils). To knead.Marambas. To cut as with a sword, toslash.Marampas (rampas). To wrest ; to extortby violence ; to pillage, to plunder, tolay waste.Mtlrampuugkan (rampung). To cut oiF,to decide.Maraud -a (for. varanda). A balcony, anopen gallery ; v. Wdrand'a and Bui-and-a.Marantaikan (rautai). To chain, to linkwith a chain ; to fetter, to shackle.Marang (j). Straw, stubble.Maranggau. To pledge a wife in thehouse of a ci-editor as a bond debtor.Miirauggu. Name of a kind of smalldrum.Maranggung (rangguug). To crouch, tosquat, to cower.Maranggungkan. To cause to crouch, tomake to squat or cower.Marangkak. To move on all fours, tomove as a quadruped.Mdratilp (ratftp). To bewail aloud, to setup a lamentation, to bemoan.Marawankan (rawan). To delight; tomelt to tenderness.Marawat (rawat). To pare, to whittle.Marawung (rawung). To howl.Mdrayah (rayah). To spoil, to plunder ;to corrupt, to adulterate.Marayap (rayap). To climb or creep upas a scandeut plant.Mai-aJ^ut (rabut). To snatch, to seize byviolence ; to jDillage, to plunder.Marampan. To be enraged, to be in apassion.Milrandahkfin (randah). To lower, tobring low ; to depress, to humble.Marilndahkan-diri. To humble oneself;to act with humility.Marazaki (razaki). To eat, to feed.Marbau. Name of a timber tree, Metrosiderosamboinensis.Marbok. Name of a species of dove.Marbot (jav). A potter's wheel.Marcha. Swoon, faint, trance ; to swoon,to faint ; v. Murcha.Milrchu. Summit, top, pinnacle.Marchun. Fireworks.Mardeka (j). Free, not enslaved ; manumitted,emancipated.Mardekakau. To free, to manumit, toemancijiate.Mard'u (s. soft). Melodious, harmonious.Mard'uwangsa (s). Middle-aged.Mare. The gullet, the oesophagus.Mareje (bu). The name given by thepeople of Celebes to the northern coastof Australia, where they carry on thetripang fishery.Marentah (prentah). To order, to command; V. Mamrentah.Mareutang (lentang). To cross, to thwartV. Mrentang.Marep. To rave, to talk incoherently.Margu (s). Wild beasts, beasts of thechase.Margu-satwa (s), v. MS.rgu,MarXum (a). One that has found mercyMarangkap (rangkap). To fold, to doublea saint, a holy man ; the late, the departed,;to pair.the defunct.Marapat (rapat). To lie close ; to join, to Mariam (a). The Virgin Mary.be continuous ; to congregate, to assemble,to come together ; to fit, to suit. Mariam-barkareta. A field cannon.MAriam (for'?). A cannon, a great gun.Marapatkan. To make close ; to put togetherMdriamkan. To cannonade.; to compact.Mariba (riba). To take on the lap.Milrapi (j. api). Name of one of the Maricha (s). Black pepper. Piper nihighestof the mountains of Java, ^«than active volcano, whence its name.(jrum.Marid (a). Disciple, pupil, scholar.Marasa (rasa). To taste ; to feel ; to perceiveMarika, They, the men or women ;per-to experience.sons, people.;Marasiii ; v. tr. To feel, to experience. Marika-itu. Those men or women, thoseMilratak. To choose, to select.pei'sons, those people ; they.Maratakan (rata). To level, to make Marimbas. Name of a kind of choppereven, to smooth.or cleaver.

MAR—MAS [114] MAS—MEGMaringankan (rhigan). To lighten, tomake less heavy : to make light of, toundervalue.Maritanau. Mai'tabau, in Pegu.Mariyau. A mine.Marjan (a). Precious coral.Marka (j. murka). Angry, wroth ; anger,wrath.Marka. Cracked, fissured.M3,rkai. To auger, to excite anger.Marmar (a). Marble.Marongot. To tattle, to prate.Mdrpati. A pigeon, Columba.Marpayan. Name of a forest tree.Marsek. Clear, canorous, sounding distinctly; loud, shrill.Marta (s). Living, quick, alive ; life.Martalulut (marta, s., "life," and lulut,JAY., " aifection ").The public executioner.Martamu (jav). To visit, to pay a visitas a guest.Milrtapura (s). Name of a river on thesouthern side of Borneo.Martabat (a). Step, degree ; rank ; stage,story ; office, employment.Martad (a). An apostate, a renegade ; aproselyte.Mai-tuwa (j). Father or mother-in-law ;V. Maratuwa.Marubuhkdn (rubuh). To throw down,to subvert, to overthrow.Marugi (rugi). To lose, to suffer loss ; tobe impaired, to suffer detriment.Marugikan. To cause to lose, to damage,to impair, to harm.Maiiinggi (j. mrunggi). Name of a tree,Moringa pieinr/os^ierma.Mdrupakiln (rupa). To shape, to form;to transform ; to assume an appeai-ancc.Marusakkan (rusak). To spoil, to injure.Maruwang. To wash a corpse.Masara. Ration, daily allowance ; dailyexpenses ; food ; fodder.Masi/(a (a). The Messiah.Masijm. Gunpowder.Masjid (a). A mosque.Maski (roR. mas que). Although, notwithstanding.Maskin (a). Poor, needy, indigent.Masrat (a). Cheerfulness ;gladness, joy,pleasure ; lucky, fortunate.Mastaka (jav). The pinnacle of a mosqueor temple ; the bead of a king or greatnoble.Mastajab (a). Heard ; acceptable, agreeable; accepted.Mdstfir (en). Master ; Sir.Mastaad (a). Ready, prepared, sot inoi'der; able, capable.Mdstika. A gem, a precious stone.Mastuli. Name of a kind of coarse cottoncloth.Mdst'i (j). To be sure, to be certain ; sure,certain ;surely, certainly ; v. Past'i.Masu^ (a), a salve, an ointment, an unguent.Masul. Name of an island lying off thenorth-western coast of New Guinea,the Mysole of the majis.Maslahat (a). Stratagem, subtlety, craft,artifice.Mas'awiirat (a). Counsel ; consultationadvice ; to consult, to advise.Mas'f/ul (a). Troubled, imeasy, anxious,chagrined; trouble; uneasiness; chagrin.Mas'hur (a). Published, divulged ; notorious; famed, renowned.Mas'raX'. The east.Mas'tri (a). The planet Jupiter.Matawuu (jay). A name for the provinceof Mataram, in Java, in the politedialect of that island.Matriya (s). The name of a pundit, oueof the personages of the Mahabai-at.Maiit (a). Death.Mawarta (warta). To acquaint, to inform,to rej)ort, to give news.Mayat (a). A corpse, a dead body.Mazmur (a). Psalm, canticle.Ma2a.kar(A). Praising; commemorating.Mazba^. (a). An altar.Ma^hab (a). Sect, religious order.Maaf (a). Pardoned, forgiven ; spared ;absolved; exempt; pai-dou, forgiveness; absolution, exemption.M«afkan. To pardon, to foi-give ; to absolve; to spare.Mabiia (a). Adored, worshipped.Majazat (a). A miracle ; miracles.Ma/i;ul (a). Just, reasonable.Malaf (a), a crib ; a manger.Malim (a). A leadei-, a guide ; a pilotmate of a vessel.Malum (a). Known, understood ; certain,ascertained; notorious, remarkable.Mamar (a). Abundant ;prosperouspopulous; cultivated, inhabited, peopled.M«ni, and Mana (a). Sense, meaning,signification, import, drift.Marafat (a). Cognizance, knowledge.Ma«iTit (a). Disobedience ; rebellion.Matabtr (a). Respectable, venerable,noble, illustrious.Medan (a). A plain, an open field.Mega (s). a cloud ; erysipelas ; Foulisland, on the south-west coast of Sumatra.Mcga-drawila (s and j). A lowering cloud.Mega-malang (s and j). A crossing orpassing cloud.Mega-mandung (s and j). Name of a,mountain in the country of the Sundos,in Java ; literally. " murkj-— clouded."

MEJ-MIM [115] MIM-MIYMeja (p). A table ; v. Meza.Mimpiu. To lead by the hand ceremoniously;V. Pimpin.Meja. Name of a plant, Musa bchai.Melanau. Name of a wild tribe of Borneo. Mimpis (j). Thin, not thick ; v. MipisMelu (j). To follow ; v. Milu.and Nipis.Memang. Former, formerly ; of old Miua (hin). Name of a bird, Graculaalways, ever, evermore.religiosa ; v. Mencho and Kokila.Mempar (jav). Like, near, closely re-Minangkabo (jav). Manangkabau, inlated.Mencho (jAv). Name of a bird, tiiuspeaking minor, Omcula rcligiosa.Menda (jav., probably from the Sanskritmedha, "a sheep"). A goat,Capra.Menggok (j. to slant, to bend). Crooked,uneven, not straight.Merah. Red ; the ruby ; bay colour in ahorse.Merah-dalima. The garnet.Merah-mud-a. Paleor light I'ed; literally,"young red."Merah-padam. Dull red ; literally, " redquenched."Merah-tuwah. Dark red ; literally, " oldred."Merang (jav). Shame ; bashfulnessmodesty.Merot (jav). Awry.Meru (s). The Olympus of the Hmdus.Mesan (bat). A tomb-stone, a stone orpiece of wood to mark the head andfoot of a grave.Mesam (jav). To smile.Metar. To take aim, to point a weapon.Meyang. Name of an island on thesouth-eastern coast of Borneo.Meyong (jav). The house cat.Meza (p). A table ; v. Meja.Mibar (j). To fly, to move through theair with wings; to wing, to takewing.Midar (j). To circle, to move cu'cularly.Mijil (jav). To issue, to move out.Miju-miju (ben). Lentils, pot-herbs.Mika. Thou.Mikail (a). The angel Michael.Mil (a), a league.Mila (eu). a mile.Mila (jav). Beginning ; cause ; because.Milih (j). To choose, to select, to cullV. Pilih.Milik (a). Possessions, goods, property,wealth.Milir (jav). To flow, to run as water ;to proceed with the stream, not againstit ; to descend a river.Milu (jav). To follow, to go after; toobey; to comply, to consent.Milan. Name of an order of supernatiu'albeings.Mimis (jav). A bullet, a ball ; shot.Mimis-mariaiii (j). A cannon-ball.Mimis-panambor (j). Small shot.Mimpi (j. ngimpi). To dream ;a dream.Sumatra ; v. Manangkabau.Minatu (jav). A washer, a fuller.Minang (pinang). To ask in maniage;to betroth, to aiBauce ; v. Maminang.Minchit (ben). A rat ; v. Munchit.Mindanau. The island of Mindano orMajindanau, one of the Philippine.s.Minta (j). To ask, to petition; to l)eg,to request ; to solicit ; to entreat ; toneed, to want ; to beg, to ask alms.Minta-minta. A beggar, a mendicant.Mintaraga (s). Name of a cave in whichAi'juna performed religious penance.Miutira. Name of a wild tribe in theMalay peninsula.Miuum (j. nginum). To drink ; to imbibe; to take in, to receive ; to inhaleincense or the fume of uai-cotics.Miuuman. Liquors, strong drinks, potations.Mbiggah (jAV). To mount, to ascend.Minggat (jav). To abscond, to runaway.Minggo (poR. domingo). Sabbath, Lord'sday.MiGak. Oil.Butter " Miiiak-sapi. ; litei'allv, cow'soil."Miiiak-tanah. Earth-oil, Petroleum.ilinan (j). Benzoin, Styrux benzoin ; v.Kamanan and Miulan.Mipis (j). Thin, not thick ; v. Tipis andNipis.Miring (j). To slope, to slant, to decline ;to lean, to incline ; to heel ; sloping,slanting, declining, oblique, leaning.Misa. To inhale the fume of nai'cotics.Misanan (j). Collateral relationship, therelation of cou.sins.Misi (t). Mustaches.Misih (j). Yet, still.Mis^ar (a). A ruler, an instrument fordrawing lines.Ml6ar (a). Egypt.MTs'kal (a). The Arabian gold weightcalled the miscal, equal to about 72English grains, reckoned by tlie Malaysat 36 sagas, or scarlet beans, orli mas.Mituna (jav). Name of a species ef crab.Cancer.Miwah (j). Besides, over and above,moreover;plenty, abundance.Miya (ben). Name of a species of ape.Miyas. The Borneau name for theorang-utan.

MIY—MOR [IIG] MOR—MUJMiyara (ben). To create.Mlaka (j). Name of a tree, Emhlicaofficinalis; the town of Malacca; v.JKilaka.Mlarat (jav). Needy, destitute; want,penury.Mlawati (jav). The khigdom of Anglingdarma,in Javanese romance.Mlayu (j). To mn, to walk quickly; toi-un away, to flee ; v. Malayu.Mliwis (jav). Name of a species ofteal indigenous in the Indian islands,Dendrocygna armata, Cuv.Mlompat (j). Tojump, to leap ; to skip,to bound ; to caper ; v. Malompat.Modal (t). Capital, stock in trade; v.Mudal.Modar (jav). To die, to lose life.Mogah. Name of a sort of silk cloth.Mojar (jav). To say, to speak.Mojo (jav). Name of a fruit ; v. Maja.Majopait. Name of the chief state inJava before the conversion to Mahomedauism,overthrown a.d. 1478 ; v.Majapait.Moko-moko. Name of a i^lace on thesoutli-v.-estern coast of Sumatra.Molek. Delicate, choice, excellent.Momong (jav). To nurse, to tend; tofoster, to nourish, to rear.Momot (jav). To load, to lade, to burden.Mudah. Easy, facile ; liberal, generous.Mudahan. Easiness, facility.Momotan. Load, burden, cargo.Mudahkan. To facilitate, to make easy.Monclia (jav). Various, different. Mudah-mudah. Easily, \^'ithout difficultyMonchlima (jav). The adjoining neighbourhoods; easily ; haply, possibly, mayof a town or village.be.Mouchanagara (jav and s). The outlayingMudaya. Resource, expedient, device.provinces of a kingdom. Mudal (t). Capital, stock in trade ; v.Monchapat (jav). The immediate neighbourhoodsModaLof a town or village. Mudu (ben). Sober, abstemious.Monda (jav). To stake, to bet.Mud'a. Young, not aged ; unripe, immature,not pei-fected by age or art ; light,Mondalika (jav). Name of a small islandon the north coast of Java, and near not deep in colour; junior.the Cape of Japara.Mud-a (jAv). Foolish, weak of intellectMondaraka (s). Name of the kingdom of silly, witless.Salya, in the Mahabarat.Mud-a-baiiya. Youthful, in the prime ofMondra (jav). To go round, to move in youth.a circle.Mud-ik. To proceed against a stream orMond'ok (j). A stage, a resting-place on current ; to ascend a river ; to proceeda journey; to put up at a stage or into the interior of a country ; the interiorresting-place ; v. Poud'ok.or inland, ojiposed to the coastMontrawiscsa (s). Name of a king of or sea-board ; its correlative is " ilir."Telingana, celebrated in Javanese romance.Mong (jav). a tiger.Mongkil. Tumid, swollen, puffed up.Mongmong (j). A public crier's gong.Monat (sun). An ape, a monkey.Morabangun (jav). A name of the princeknown in Javanese story as the Panji,called also Jayakusuma and Ngrouakung.Moi-ai. The dial bird, Lanius musicus,Turdiis minda/nensis,Gracula saularis,Lin.Mori (for. mouri). Moorish, belongingto IMahomedans, generally understoodof Hindustan.Moiin (j. miiun, " to weep "). To beg, toask leave ; leave, permission.Mouukan. To give permission, to grantleave.Moyang. Great-grandfather ; ancestor,forefather.Mrugi (rugi). To cause loss, to injure,to damage ; v. Mai-ugi.Mrugol (j). To ravish, to deflower ; literally," to throw down."Mrentang. To cross, to thwart ; v. Maroutang.Mu (j). Thou.jMiia. Name of a species of pheasant.Miiafakat. Agreement; to agree, to associate.Muara (j). The mouth or embouchureof a river, whether at its confluencewith another river or with the sea;V. Muwara.Mubang (j). To go round, to move in acircle; to tui-n, to revolve, to moveround.Mubangkan. To turn, to cause to revolve.Mud'un (jav). To descend, to comedown.Muga (jav). To desire, to entreat, tosolicit.Muga-muga (j). Desirous, entreating;may, expressing desii-e ; hoping, expectingwith desire.Muja (s). To pray, to supplicate ; to beg,to entreat.Mujud (a). Present, existing.Mujur (j). Lengtliwisc, not thwart,

MUJ—MUN [117] MUN—MUSnot ti-ansverse ; straight, direct, right Munchung. Snouty, having a projectinglucky, fortunate.muzzle.MujurL To make lucky, to make fortunate,to win.Muudur (jAv). To return, to come back ;Munduk. A rat.Muka. Name of a place on the northwesterncoa.st*of Borneo.back.to recede, to retu'e ; to retreat, to fallMuka (s). The face, the visage, the countenance; front, forepart, van ; favour, Mundingsari (j and sun). Name of aMund'ing (sun). A buffalo. Bos bubalus.countenance, support; surface, super-king of Pajajarau, in Java, celebratedficies.Sluka-papan. EfFi-ontery, impudencebrazen-faced, impudent, shamelessliterally, "board-faced."Muka-piutu. Front of the door-way.Muka-tabal. Impudent ; literally, " tliickfaced."Mukah. Adultery; fornication.Muka-muka. Injustice, wi'ong.Mukim. A small division of a country,computed at 44 families.Mukir (j). To deny, to disavow ; v. Mungkir.Mukul (j). To beat, to strike ; v. Pukul.Mukadas (a). Holy, hallowed.Mula (s). Som-ce, origin, beginning,fountain ; cause, reason ; becausetherefore, on that accoimt; in earlytimes, of old.Muliii (mula). To commence, to begin, tomake a beginning.Mida-mula. First, at first, at the beginning; because.Mulana (a). A Mahomedan doctor, anexpounder of the Mahomedan law ; ajudge.Mulang (jay). To teach, to instruct.Mulas. Bowel complaint, cholic, gripes.Mulek. Fair, beautifid ; v. Molek.Muli (a). Lord, king, sovereign.Mulur. To stretch, to prolong, to lengthenout.Mulut. The mouth ; opening, aperturetalk, prattle.Malut-manis. Persuasion ;persuasiveliterally, " sweet-mouthed."Mulut-panjang. Babble, tale-telling; babbling,addicted to disclose secretsliterally, " long-mouthed."Mulya (s). Grand, noble; magnificent;potent ;glorious.Mumin (a). The faithful, the tme believersin Islam ; orthodox.Mumbul (jAv). To emerge, to come tothe surface.Mumbung (j. munjung). To heaji, topile; surplus, ovei-plus.Muua (bu). Name of an island betweenCelebes and Bouton, called in the mapsPangasini.Muucliing (ben). Tapering to a point onone side ; v. Runching.Munchit (ben). A rat: v. Minchit.in Javanese stoi-y.Muni (j). Sound, noise; subject or matterof a writing ; v. Buni.Muniwara (s). A man of learning ; a saint.Muniudra (s). A great saiut.Muns'i (a), a writer, a scribe ; a teacherof languages.Munta. Fierce at the period of rutting,applied to the elephant.Muntah (j). To vomit, to spew; v.Mutah.Mangkir (j). To deny, to disavow; v.Mukir.A wooden case or box.Mungkur.Mung-mung (j). A public crier's gongV. Mong-mong.Mungsuh (j). An enemy, a foe ; an opponent,a rival ; v. Musuh.Mimgut (bat). To reel, to stagger.Miir (a). Myrrh.Murah (j). Cheap, not dear; liberal,generous.Murah-ati. Generous, liberal, openhanded;generosity, libei-ality.Murai. The dial-bird, Lanius musicus,Gracula saulaiis, Lin.Murab (j. murub, "to flame"). Pied,blood-red.Muram (j. sur^m). Obscure, dark,cloudy, gloomy, lowering; gloomy,sullen.Murap, V. Murab.Murcha (j. to vanish). To faint, toswoon ; faint, swoon, trance.Murda (j). The head.Murdaka (s). A name of Laksamana, thebrother of Rama.Murdaningkung (jat). Name of anancient king of Koripau, in Java.Muri (roR. mouri). Moorish ; v. Mori.Muri. Name of a soi-t of cotton clothbrought from India.Muri. A parrot ; v. Nuri.Miiiid (a), a disciple, a pupil, a scholar.Murka (s). Greedy, covetous, avariciousrapacious ; avarice, covetousness ; rapacity;fui'ious, outrageovis, angiy, wroth.Muininggi. Name of a tree, Moi-infjaptenffosperma ; v. Kelor.Murut. Name of a wild tribe on thenorth-eastern side of Borneo.Musang (j). Name of a species of Viverra,Paradoxums miisa/nga ofTanggalung.

MUS—NAD 1 118 ]NAD—NANMusai'a. Ration, daily allowance, daily Nadirat (a). A rarity, a cuiiosity.expenses; food, provisions; fodder; Naga (s). A fabulous serpent or dragonV. MAsara.of Hindu mythology; a serpent, aMusi. Name of a conntiy on the westernside of Sumatra.snake.Nagapapa (s). Name of the weapon ofMusi, musa (a). Moses.Musika (s). A mouse.Musim (a). Time, season ; monsoon,from the Portuguese "mon9ao.Musim-barat. Tlic westerly monsoon.MusTm-timur. The easterly monsoon.Miislira (a), a Mahomedan.Musna (jav). To vanish, to disappear.Musuh (j). An enemy ; a rival, an opponent;V. Mungsuh.Miista/al (a). Impossible, impracticable.Musta/ia/i; (a). Worthy, deserving, entitledto.Mtistajab (a). Agreeable, acceptable.Miist'ika (jav). A gem, a precious stone.Miis/iaf (a), a book, a writing, an inscription;the Koran.Mus^ati (a). To choose, to select.Miis'kil (a). Difficult ; intricate.Mut (b). Dnmk, intoxicated; mad asthe elephant in the rutting season.Mutah (j). To vomit, to spew; v. Muutah.Muti (s). A pearl.Muting. Stain, sjiot, soil.Mutrai (t). A seal, a signet.Mutu.To be silent.Mutu (t). Name of a weiglit, equal tothe loth part of a mayam and 160thof a bungkal; the touch for gold, ofwhich the scale is 10 degrees, so that10 mutus fine is eciual to 24 carats, orpure gold.Mutya (s). A pearl.Mutyara (s). A pearl.Mii

NAN—NAT [ 119 NAW—NAJNanas-ijau. The gi-een ananas, a variety,Ananassa viridis.Nanas-koudai. A variety, Ananassa polycephala.Nanas-surat. The variegated ananas, avariety, Ananassa script».Nanas-t.imbaga. The copper- coloiu'edananas, Ananassa ruhens.Nanasturapang. A variety, Ananassapyramidalis.Naning. Name of a Malay state in theinterior of the peninsula.Nanti. To stay, to wait, not to departto wait, to stay in expectation ; shall, asan auxiliary.Nautikan. To await, to expect, to waitfor.Nantiyasa. Always, perpetually, constantlyNiiik.N'ayik-bulan. Moom-ise.; ever, eternally.Nayik-d-arat. To land, to disembark.Nangi. A pig, the young of the sow. Nayik-^aji. To perform the pilgrimageNangis (j). To weep, to wail, to lament. to Mecca.Nangka (j). The jack fruit, Artocarpus Nayik -kareta. To ride in or be conveyedintcr/rifoUa ; name of an island on the by a carriage.south-eastern coast of Borneo, and of Nayik-kuda. To ride, to go on horseback.three in the straits of Banca.Nangluug. A scaffold, a platform, a Nayik-layar. To set sail.stage.Napal. Soapy eai-th, steatite.Nayikmata-ai'i.Nayik-mflmpalai.Sunrise.To be a bridcgi'ooni.Napas (sun). Sorrel colour in a horse. Nayik-prau. To embark, to go on shipboard,to take ship.Napuh. Name of a diminutive species ofdeer, Moschus javanicus.Nayik-raja. To ascend the throne, toNara (s). Lord.become king.Naradipa (s). A king.X'ay i k-turun. Up and down ; rise and fallNaraka (s). Tlic infernal regions of Nayiki. To raise, to lift, to heave ; toHindu mythology ; hell ; v. Naraka. erect, to set upright; to elevate, toNaranata (s). A king, lord of lords.exalt ; to increase.Narapati (s). A king, lord of lords. Nayikkan, v. Nayiki.Xarawangsa (s). Name of a i^rincess of Nayub (jav). A carousal, a festival; toKadiri, queen of Panji Jayakusuma, feast, to carouse.celebrated in Javanese romance.Xarawiistu ( j). Name of a grass with odoriferousroots, which are much used asa perfume, Andropogon muncatits.Xarayana (s). A name of the Hindu godVishnu.Narendra (s). A king ; v. Nalendra.Nanin (ben). Name of a species of fish.Nasi. Cooked rice ; bread.Np^ur. A cancer, a cancerous sore.Nam' (a), a defendsr, a protector, anassistant.Nata (s). Lord, master ;prince, king.Nata-brama-kusuma (s). Name of a princerenowned in Javanese stoiy, and saidto have reigned in a country of ContinentiUIndia called Baratmajwa.Natang. A loophole.Natar(j.d-asar). Ground, .surface ;groundunder the water; bottom, floor, ground;ground, bottom colour ; v. D'asar.Xat-nat (bat). A mite ;a weavel.Xartk (a). Rational, ha^ong the facultyof speech.Nawung. Shade, shadow ; shade, shelterprotection, asylum.Nawungkan. To shade, to shadow; toshelter, to protect, to screen.Naxuda (p). The master of a merchantship.Nayab (jav). An open- day robber ; torob in open day.Nayah. Many, numerous.N'ayaka (s). A grandee, a noble, a councillor.Nayam (bat). A coulter, a ploughshai-e.Nayik. To rise, to ascend, to mount, toclimb, to go up, to move upwards ; toget upon or into any vehicle ; to embark; to increase, to augment ; v.Nabi (a), a prophet.Nadi-ang. To sound as a trumpet; v.Nidarang.Nafas (a). Labour, child-bearing, parturition.Nafas (a). Breath ; breathing, respiration; soul, spirit ; lust.Nafi (a). Inhibited ; rejected, interdicted,proscribed.Nafiri (p). A trumpet ; a fife, a flute.Nafi-ah (a). Necessary expenses of living,livelihood, maintenance.NafX-at (a), v. Nafkah.Nafsu (a). Lust, carnal desii-e; appetite;caprice ;passion, choler; v. Nafas.Nagara. Name of a kind of drum; v.Nakara.Nagara (s). A city, a capital town ; realm,kingdom ; a land, a country ; a region.Ndgi-i (s), V. Nagara.Nahi (a). Prohibited, interchctcd; prohibition.NahuT (a). Grammar.NajTs(A). Fold, filthy; unclean, defiled.

NAJ—NIB [ 120] NID—NU//Nila (s). The indigo dye ; indigo blue;the sapphire.Nilai. To appraise, to value, to price.N.impak. To be seen, to be visible, to Nilakanta (s). An epithet of the Hinduappear; v. Tampak.god Siwa.Nampang. Now, at this time, at the Nilakanda (s). Name of a gem.same time.NiMm (t). The sapphire.Namu (j). To meet, to encounter ; to Nilas (ben). To run with hurried steps.Nilur (p). Crystal ; v. Balur.Nin. Indeed, in reality (vulgar); v. Niyan.polluted, impure ; filth ;pollution ;Nidarang. To sound as a trumpet v.uncleanuess.Nadrang.Naj um (a). The stars ; a horoscope ; astrology.Nika/i-lari. Runaway marriage.Nika/i (a). Marriage ; nuptials.Nakara. Name of a kind of di-um; v. Nikumba (s). A personage of the Ramayana,nephew of Rawana.Nagara.Ndkulasa-dewa (s). Name of twin bro-Nil (a). The river Nile.thers, sons of Pandu, in the Mahabarat.Nfllayan (s). A fisherman ; v. Nalayan.Nam (j). Six ; v. Auam.find, to got, to obtain v. Tilniu.Nanda. Eoyal grandfather.Njlnggal (s). The tail or handle of aplough.Nilngkok. The nape of the neck ; v.Tangkok.Napas. Name of a tree.N.iracha (j. naraju). A balance, scales.Nilrada (s). The messenger of the Hindugods.Naraka (s). The Hindu infernal regionshell ; V. Naraka.Narawastu (j. larasatu). Name of a largegrass with scented roots, which areused as a perfume ; v. Narawastu.Ndrpati (s). A king ; v. Narapati.Nflsta. Low, mean, vile.Nastakdn. To debase, to degrade.Nastapa (j). Penance; curse, malediction; calamity, misfortune.Nasir (a), a vulture.Nas (a), a text or dogma of the Koran.Nasib (a). Fate, destiny ; lot ; fortune.Nasi/iat (a). Counsel, advice, admonition.Nasrani (a). A Nassarine, a Christian.Na

NC'J—NGR [ 121 ]NGR—NURNujum (a). The stars; horoscope;astrology.Nuiiah (a), a point, a dot.Nun. That, those, yonder.Nurbisa. Name of some kind of poison.Nuri (j. nori). The loory parrot ; a paiTot.Nusa (jAv). An island ; v. Nuswa.Like pulo, it is often prefixed to thenames of islets in several parts of theArchipelago.Niisa-bara (jav). A name sometimesgiven to the island of Madura.Nusa-brambang (jav). Name of a smallisland off Cheribon in Java.Nusa-kambangan (jav). Name of anisland off the southern coast of Javasometimes it is applied to Bali.Nuswa (jav). An island ; v. Nusa.Nii^a/- (a). Eloquent.Nuwala (s). A royal letter ; a rescript.Nuwun (jav). To beg, to pray, toentreat.^ GAGAOR (sun). To mew, to cry asa cat.Ngali (bat).Gall, bile.Ngalir. To flow, to stream ; v. Alir.Ngamam (j). To confuse, to perturb,to perplex ; to disconcert ; to alarm.Nganga.To gape.Nganggit (jav). To file, to string; tocompose, to write.Ngangut (bat). To pine, to languishto mope ; to dote, to be in one'sdotage.Ngapa (apa). To ask, to question;question, demand.Ngariiung (riiung). To howl.Ngati-ati (jav). Heedful, careful, cautious.Ngayub (jav). To shade, to shadowto shelter, to screen, to give refuge.Ngalu (j). Dizzy, giddy ; vertigo, giddiness;headache.Ngaluh. To sigh.Ngambara (jav). To roam ; v. Kambara.Ngarana. Sad, grieved, distressed,Morobangun or Jayakusuma, king ofJ.anggala, a heroine of Javanese andMalay romance.Ngri. Ten-ible, dreadful, frightful ; terrified,frightened ; v. Ngari.Ngrin. Angry, indignant ; v. Ngarin.Ngrok (j). To snore; v. Narok andNgorok.Ngrouakung (jav). A name of PanjiJayakusuma, king of Jauggala.Nguwap (j. angob). To yawn.JNa (j). He; she; it;— always an_ inseparable affix ; v. liia.Nah. Out, away, begone, hence, offNai (jav). Grandmother ; matron ; lady.Nala. Flame, blaze ; to flame ; to blaze.NaMng (ben). To awake, to arouse from_ sleep.Nali (bat). Gall, bile ; v. Ngali.Naman. Well, sane, sound, healthy.Namok. A guat, a mosquito, Culex.Naiiah (bat). To broil, to roast on the^ coals.Naiii. To sing ; singing, song.Naiiikan. To lull, to put to sleep by_ singing.Naring. Loud, shrill.Naris (J. slowly, gently). Almost, nearly.Nata (j. true, real, genuine). Manifest,clear, plain, open, apparent, evident;conspicuous, obvious ; certain ;plainly,_ clearly, distinctly.Natakan. To clear, to make manifest;to prove, to demonstrate.Nawa (j). The life ; the soul ; the breath.Naya (ben). To slander, to calumniate.Nabur (bat). To leap or skip in the_ water.NAdar. Sound, fast (as to sleep).Nailulung. Name of a sea-fish.Nilih (jav). To borrow.Ningning. A mouse.Niru. A fan, a sieve for winnowing.Nudanta (j and s). Name of a smallvariety of coconut ; literally, the"^afHictcd._ " ivory coconut " ; a woman's bosom.Ngari. Terrible, dreadful, frightful ;Nung. A kind of titular prefix to namesterrified, frightened ; v. Ngri._ of persons of inferior condition.Ngarin. Angi-y, indignant ; v. Nring. Nur (j. nu). The coconut tree and fruit,Ng^rok (j). To snore; v. Ngi-ok and _ Cocos nucifera.Ngorok.Nur-dai-ah. Name of a variety of theNgigau. To rave, to be delirious coconut "; blood coconut."raving, delirium.Nur-gad'ing. Name of a variet;^of the co-Ngilu (silu). To have the teeth on _ conut; " ivory coconut;" v. Nur-danta.edge.Nur-karah. Name of a variety of theNgiyun. To mew, to cry as a cat. _ coconut "; tortoise coconut."Nglana (jav). To roam.Nur-manis. Name of a variety of theNgomong (jav). Talkative, garrulous. ^ coconut "; sweet coconut."Ngorok (j). To snore; r. Narok and Ngrok. Nur-maraki. Name of a variety of theNgreni (jav). Name of the queen of coconut.

NUR-ORA[ 122] ORA—PADNur-putih. Name of a variety of thecoconut "; wliite coconut."Nur-rambai. Name of a variety of thecoconut "; tasselled coconut."ObONG (jav). To btu-n.Obor (jav). a torcli.Obrapuspa (s). Name of one of the horsesof Krishna's chariot.Olah (j. ulah). Conduct, behaviour ; v.Ulah.Olak (j). To whirl ; to eddy ; v. Ulak.Olakan. An eddy, a whirlpoohOlek. To dandle, to fondle ; v. Ulik.( )mbai. A fringe ; a flounce ; a valance ;a tassel.Ombak (j).A wave, a billow.( )mbal. Wet, moist.(Jmbar (jav). Spacious.Ompat. Slander, calumny, backbiting.Ompik. The angles of a weir or fish-ti-ap.Onde. A lot, chance by lot.( )nd-a (jav). A ladder, a stair.( >ntaboga (s). Name of a fabulous snake ;the seventh sphere of Hindu mj-thology.rang-d-usun, v. Orang-desa.Pachar-china. Name of a plant, LawsoniaOrang-gunung. A mountaineer ; rude pei"- alba.son, rustic, clown ; literally, " man of Pachar-kuku. Name of a plant, Balsaminathe mountains."Orang-ilir. An inhabitant of the seacoast, distinguished from an inhabitantof the inland country.Orang-kaluwaran. A stranger ; literally," man of the outside."Orang-kaya. A person of distinction ; achieftain; liteially, "a rich man."The Malays politely use it in addressingthe Chinese.Orang-kadai. A shopkeeper, a huckster.chiefly in their boats, and live pi-incipallyby fishing.Orang-oi'ang-mata. The pupil of the eye.Orang-orAngan. A puppet.OrAng-parampiian. A woman, a femaleof the human species.Orang-ulu. An inhabitant of the interior,distinguished from an inhabitant of thesea coast.Oi-ang-upahan. A hired person, a daylabourer.Orang-utan. A wild man, a savage; arustic, a clown ; literally, " man of thewoods or forest."Orlang. A superficial measure of 80English yards to a side ; v. Raiung.Orloji (du. horlogie). A watch, a clock, atimekeeper.Otar-otar. A shield, a buckler ; v. Utarutar.Pa (j. pak). Father.Piiah. The thigh; the limb or quarterof a slaughtered animal; the foui'thpart of a tail, or 145 grains troy.Piiatkiln. To chisel ; to chase, to enchase.Pabelan (bela). Place of concremation ;hortensis.Pachat (j). Name of a small leech infestingfoi-ests.Pachi(pa-kachil). Uncle, father's youngerbrother ; literally, " little father."Pachinan (China). The quarter of theChinese in a town.Pachu. To manage, to conduct, to guide,to drive (horse or chai-iot).Pachul (j). A hoe.Pachundang. Overcome, defeated, worsted.Orang-laki. A man, a male human being. Pada (s). The foot ; a verse, a stanza.Or&ng-liiut. A man of the sea, a name Padam. To quench, to put out, to extinguishfire; to destroy life;'given to certain Malay tribes that dwellextin-

PAD—PAG [ 123 ]PAG—PAK;igiiished, quenched; embarrassed, perplexedPagar-uyung (j). Name of the chiefyung is Javanese, and means " gi-ass." conduct, behaviour ; v. Pakarti.dull, not bright.place of the Malayan state of Manang-;Padam (x). Name of a gem, the jacinth. kabiiu, in Sumatra.Padesan (de.sa). The country distiuguidhedPagi. Morning ; early.from the town.Pagi-ari. Early, by-times ; in the uioi-ning.Padi (j. pari). Rice, Oryza sativa. In the Paguuungau (gunung). A mountainKanara language of Soiufchern India the region.word is bati ; and, introduced by the Pagut. To peck as a bird ; to bite as aPortuguese, may be the padi and pari snake ; v. Patuk.of the Malays and Javanese.Pagut-matuagut. To peck continuou.sly.Padi-pulut. Glutinous rice, Onjza r/lictinosacompense.Pahala (s). Merit, desert; reward, re-Padi-sawah. Rice gi-owu in water-field. Paham (a). Knowledge; skill; skilled;Padi-umah. Dry-field or mountain rice. intelligent v. Faham.;Padma (s). The lotus flower, Nelumbiuin Pai. To go ; a colloquial corruption ofapeciosumj v. Tarate.pargi.Padmi (s). The Hindu goddess of this Paigu. The country of Pegu ; v. Pigu.name ;in Java, a man's eldest wife. Pailak. Wretch, miserable mortal.Padri (POR. padre). A Christian priest. Pait (j). Bitter.Padu. To mingle, to blend ; to compare, Pajajai-an (jay). The seat of an ancientto estimate.kingdom in Java in the thirteenth century,Padu (JAV). Altercation, debate, dispute,situated in the Suiida district ofquarrel.Bogor ; the word means, '• the placePaduka (j). Lord, master , a titular expressionai-rauged."equivalent to " highness." Pajang. Hangings, cloth furniture.Paduli. To intermeddle, to interfere, to Pajang (jay). Name of one of theinterpose ; to heed, to mind ;a corruptionfinest of the central provinces of Java.of the Arabic word fallul.Pajar (a). Morning, dawn ; v. Fiijar.Paduman (j). The mariner's compass. Pajaratan (jay). A Vjurying ground ;Padupan (dupa). A censer, an incense pot. cemetery ; v. Pajaratan.Pad -a (J). Same, equal, equivalent ; equal, Pajag (jay). Fixed, invariable ; settledeven, level ; adequate, proportionate ;tax, established impost.competent, sufiicient; to suffice, to Pajak (j. pajag). A licence, a privilege,a monopoly.satisfy.Padakan. To equalise, to make even; Pajaksan (jay). A judicial tribunal.to balance ; to satisfy, to content. Pakachangan (kachang). Field or placePad'an (pad'a). An equal, a fellow, a peer in which pulses are grown.a companion, a comrade ; a goal ;;a Pakai. To wear, to use, to make use of,boundary inark.to put on ; to dress, to clothe; v. Pake.Pad-ang (jay). Bright, clear, light, shiningPaka'ian. Any thing used or worn ; in-; clear, peispicuous.vestment, cloths, dress, raiment, ap-Pad'ang. A plain, a clear piece of gi-ound, parel ; accoutrements ; equipage ; tra^ipiugs,an open field; name of a place on theequipment ; implements ; v.south-western coast of Sumatra.Pakean and Pakiiin.Pad'usuuan (d'usuu). The country distinguishedPakal (J. pakam). To caulk ; the materialfrom the town.used for caulking.Paga. A ceiling.Pakalongan (jay). Name of a provincePagcllaran (jay). The part of the alunaluuon the northern side of Java.or open square in front of a Ja-Pakan. The woof in weaving ; woven in,vanese palace, in which the chiefs sit embroidered ; studded, ornamentedbefore the king ; literally, " the place with studs.spread with mats."Pakan (J. pakam, "a book !").Pagar (j). A fence, an enclosure; a make invulnerable.A charm to•hedge ; a wall.Pakanira (jay). Thou ; v. Pakanira.Pagar-bata. A brick wall.Pake, V. Pakai.Pagar-batu. A stone wall.Pakiian (pakai). Cloths, dress, raimentPagar-bulan. Halo round the moon.V. Pakiiin.Pagar-buluh. A bamboo fence.Pakewuh (jAV). Difficulty, distress, perplexity.Pagar-idup. A live or quickset hedge.Pagarkan. To fence, to enclose, to wall. Pakis (jay). A fern, the family ofPagar-rayung (j). Name a place in the ferns.interior of Sumatra. The word ra-Pakriti (s). Nature, temper, disposition;

PAK—PAL [124] PAL—PANPaksi. A moveable spindle in anymachine ; axis..Paksi (JAV). A bird, a fowl ; v. P§,ksi.Paku (pakis). A fern, the family offerns.Pakii (j). A nail, a spike.Paku-aji. A cycas palm ; litei'ally, " royalfern ; " Cycas rcvoliUa and Cycas circinalis.Pakubumi (j and s). A royal titleliterally, " nail of the world."Pakubuwana (j and s) ; v. Pakubiuni.Pakuwon (jav). A stage, a restingplace.Pala (jav). To beat, to strike.Pala. The Javanese Marabou.Pala (s). Fruit; the nutmeg, Myristkafragrans.Palana. Tlie gear of an elephant; ahor.se saddle.Palang (j). A bar, a piece of wood laidcrossways to obstruct.Palang (bat). A threshold.Palanggai. A rainbow.Palangi (palang). To bar, to place a baror cross-beam.Pala-pala. Altogether, wliolly, entirely.Palar-palaran. A modesty piece, a pieceof silver or other metal worn by childrento conceal the nudities.Palat. Membritm virile (in the dialectof Patani).wounding.Palawang (bu). The island of Palawan, Pamud'a. Maternal uncle younger thanthe most westerly of the largo i:

PAN—PAN [ 125 ]PAN—PANPanchalogdm (t and s). Name of a gem.Pauchang (j. chanchang). A stake, a postfixed in the ground ; a palisade.Pancbap.u-sada (s). A bath-room, a bathhoiLse;v. Ponchapai-sada.Pauchar (j. panchur). To gush, to flush,to spout ; to flash ; v. Panchur.Pancharuba (s). The variable winds betweenthe monsoons ; the season whensuch winds prevail.Pancljas (jav). To lop, to cut off, toprune.Panchawarna (s). Many-coloured; literally," five-coloured."last pei-souage at length ; literally,Panchindra (s), v. Panchadriya." Pand-u, the god-king."Panching (j). A hook; a fish-hook; to Pane. Name of a river and Malay settlementon the north-easl;ern side offish with a hook.Panelling. Fastidious, nice, squeamish. Sumatra ; v. Panai.Panchingan. Fastidiousness, squeamishness.Panitau. The correct name of Prince'sPauen (jav). Harvest, reaping-time.Panchung. To cut off, to lop ; lap, flap, island, in the straits of Simda.lappel.Paniti (bat). Steel.Panchuug-talinga. Tiie tip of the ear. Panjaug (j). Long, not short ; tallPancliur (j). To gush, to tiu.sh, to spout length ; name of an island towards theto shed light ; v. Pauchar.western entrance of the straits of Malacca; name of an island off the Panchuran. A gush ; a spout, a water-south-pipe.Panchut. To gush, to flush ; v. Panchur.Pangdahan. Name of a kind of dart orjavelin.Pandaug (j). To view, to survey ; togaze, to stare ; to see, to look at.Pandangan. View, sight; opinion, notion,idea, conception.Pandiat. A pit-fall for taking theelephant.Pandu. To bum, to set fire to.Panduman (j). The mariner's compass.The name is probably Javanese, fromthe verbal root dum, " to divide or subdivide,"and the literal meaning Lu thisca-e would be "the object subdivided;"V. Paduman.Pandung (jav). A night-robber, a nightthief;to rob or steal by night.Pandupan (dupa). A censer, an incensepot; V. Padupan.Panduwa (duwa). A smaller kris wornwith a larger.Pand'abar (bat). A spear, a lance.Pand-ai (hin). Skilful, skilled; expert;cunning, knowing ; an artificer, a craftsman; an adept ; a goldsmith ; a blacksmith;V. Pand"e.Pand-ak (j). Short, not long, wantinglength.Pand-au (j). Name of a tribe of plants.Pandan-liiut. The sea pandan, Marqv.artiaglobosa.Pand'an-pud'ak. The sweet-scented pandan,Pandanus moschatm.Pand-an-putih. The white-leaved pandan,Pandanm leucacanthus.Pand'an-rampai, v. Pandan-pud'ak.Pand-an-wangi. The sweet-scented pandan;V. Pandan-pud'ak.Pandawa (s). The sons of Pandu, in thepoem of the Maliabarat.Pand'e (j). A blacksmith, a cutler.Paud'ita (s). A pundit, a doctor, a sagea teacher, an instructor.Pand'ita-sabrang. A foreign pandit—thatis, a Hindu pandit ; literally, " a punditof the opposite side of the water."Pand-u (s). The father of Arjuna andthe other Pandus.Pand-u-dewa-nata (s).The name of theeastern coast of Borneo.Panjang-nipis. Lank, slender.Panjangkan. To lengthen, to elongateto lengthen, to prolong, to pi'otract.Paujarwa (jav). An interpreter, a translator.Paujat (j). To climb, to mount with theaid of the hands and feet.Panjauangan (jav). The body, the pei-son.Paiijdnangan-dalam (jav). The royal person; a frequent expression in addressingpersons of high rank.Panjar (j). Earnest, instalment in partjjayment, handsel.Pauji. A banner, a flag.Panji (jav). Drawers, small-clothes,trowsers.Punji (j). Name of a king of Java, theseat of whose government was J^nggala,and who is, also, known by thenames of Jayakusuma and Inakarta-patiThis personage, who is famous in Javaneseand Malay romance, appears tohave reigned about the year i:319.Fanjoged (jav. joged). A public dancer.Pantai. The strand, the beach, the seashore; the coast, the sea-board.Pantang. Forbidden, interdicted ; curbed,bridled, checked, restrained.Pantat. The fundament ; bottom, lowerpart.Pantas. Quick, swift, nimble, agile, active,ready; exj^ert.Pantasau. Nimbleness, activity.Pantas (jav). Proper, fit, becoming, beseeming; neat, clean, tidy.Pautek. To drive, as a nail or peg.

PAN—PAN[ 12« ]PAN—PARPanti (jAv). Dwelling, abode, house.Pantun. An eiiigrara.Pauuwuu (jAV). Entreaty, solicitation ;name of a prince of Koripan, in Java,celebrated in Javanese romance.Pangalasau. A messenger, an emissary ;V. Panglasau.Pangannik (amuk). A muck, a desperatecharge.Panganan. Name of a kind of sweetmeator pastry ; it is the Javanese word for" food," generally.Pangandika (jav). The speech or wordsofficers bearing lialberts or lances.Pangerau (j). A prince. In Java, it isa title of the highest nobility, andusually confined to the king's sons andbrothers; with the Sundas, it means" master," " lord," and " god." Insome Malay states it is applied tofeudatory or tributary princes ; v.Pangran, Paugeran, and Pangrau.Pangeran-adipati (jav). The title of theheir-apparent in Java.Panggal (bat). To lop, to chop ofif.Panggang (j). To roast or toast ; roasted,toasted.Panggil. To call, to summon ; to invite ;to convoke ; to name, to denominate.Panggilau. A guest, the party called orinvited.Panggiliiigan (j. giling). A wheel; anymachine with wheels or rollers ; a mill.Panggul (bat). Second-born child. Paprangan (prang). Fight, battle, combat;Panggul (bat). The hip.warfare.Panggung (j). An elevated stage, a platformPaprentah (prentah). Order, command,; a look-out house ; a watch-mandate ; v. Parentah and Prentah.tower.Paprentahan. Dominion, authority ;government,Pangikat (ikat). Tie, fastening ; binding,rule.ligature; writing, composition.Papu^^'ah (j). Frizzled ; frizzle or woollyheaded;Pangkal. Butt-end ; base ; near end, hitherextremity ; fund, stock, capital.a negrito of the Indian islandsan African negro ; v. Puwah-puwah.Pangkal-mata. Inner corner of the eye Papuyu (sun). The womb, the uterus.literally, " base of the eye ;" v. Ikurmata.Para. A loft, the part of a house betweenthe beams and roof; a stage for dryingPangkal-paha. The hip ; literally, " buttendfish.of thethigh."Para (jav). A share, a portion; to share,Pangkalan (pangkal). Funds, assets, propertyto i)ortion, to divide.; a ferry, the place from whichpassage across water is effected ; literally,Para (j). All, the whole, a prefix to nounsexpressing plurality or multitude." near or hither end."Para-bujang. Youths, all the youths.Pangkat (j). Tier, row, rank ; stage, Para-niantri (j and s). Nobles, grandees,story, floor; step, degree, gradation; chieftains ; councillors.class, order ; rank, station ; rank, dignityPara-uata. Kings.; high 2)lacc.Para-nayaka (j and s).Pangkeng (sun). A room, a chamber, an grandees.Nobles, chieftains,apartment.Para-uai (jav). Waiting women, ladiesPangku (j). The lap, the bosom ; Latin, in waiting.gremium ; v. Mangku.Paugkiiau (pangku). The lap, the bosom.Pangkur (ben). A hoe, a mattock.Pangla.san. A messenger, an emissaryV. Pangalasan.Paugling (j). To forget.Paugling (bat). To gaze, to look withwonder.Pangling. Name of a species of aquaticbird.Pangot (jAV). The iron style used forwriting on the palm-leaf.Pangran (j). A prince ; v. Pangeran.Pangrasa (j and s). Feeling; opinion,thought.Pangsan. Swoon, fainting ;to .swoon, toof the great ; an order, a command.Panganteu (jav). A bride or bridegroom. faint.Paugawinan. A halberdier, a class of Pangsi. A flag, a banner.Paugulu (ulu). Leader, headman ; overseer;in Java, a chief Mahomedanpriest ; v. Pangulu.Pangulu-bandaari. Treasurer.Pangvilu-gad'ong. Storekeeper ; keeper ofthe wardrobe.Papa (j). Poor, indigent, needy, necessitous.Papakrama (j).Retribution, retaliation,requital.Papan. A board, a plank ; table, tabletslab.Papan-chatur. Chess-board.Papan-chuki. Draught-board.Papar (ben). To levy contributions.Paparan. Contributions, levies.Papas. To take off, to throw off, to castaside, to remove.Papas (bat. jav. papag). To meet, toencounter.Para-priyayi (jav). Chieftains, grandees.Para-putra (j). I'rinces collectively.

PAR—PAR [127] PAR—PASPara-i3utri. Princesses collectively. Pariksaan. Searcli, inquiry; examination,Para-ratu (j). Kings collectively.investigation.Para-rara. Handmaids.Pari-pari (bu). Name of a port and settlementin Celebes.Para-tapa (j and s). Hermits, recluses.Parah (p). A dry measure, reckoned at Paris (JAV). A shield, a buckler.10 gantangs or gallons.Paristawa. A time, a particular time.Parak (j, near, close to). Between, intervening.Parit. A ditch, a moat ; a trench, a canal.Paroh. The beak or bill of a bird.Parakkan. To part, to sunder so as to Parok. A rasp, a coarse file ; voracious,leave a space between.ravenous.Parambanan (JAv). Name of a place in Paron (jAv). An anvil.the province of Pajang, in Java, containingthe most remarkable remains Parta (s). A name of Arjuna.Parsi (p). Persian.of Hindu temples of the island, the Partipeya. Name of one of the chiefs ofoldest of which is stated to have been the Kurawa, in the Mahabarat.built in 1266 (probably the root is Parung (sun). Fordable, capable of beingbi-amana) ; v. Prambanan.Paran (para). The ridge pole of a houseroof.Parantian (rantai). One that is chainedor fettered, a convict.Parang. To blot out, to obliterate.Parang. Name of a plant, Mimosascandens.Parang. To hew, to chop, to hack; acutlass ; a chopping-knife, a cleaver.Para-para. Soot.Parara (j. para, " all," rara, " maids ").Handmaids, waiting - women ; v. Parwara.Paras (j).To shave, to pare close to thesurface.Paras. The face, the countenancebeauty of featm-es.Parau. Hoarse.Parau (j). The lungs ; v. Paparau.Parawan (j). A virgin, a maid ; v. Prawan.Pare. Name of a forest ti-ee yieldingwood-oil.Parental! (j). Ordei', command, mandate; to order, to command ; v. Pareutahand Prentah.Pareutahan. Dominion, authority; dominion,government.Parewarna (s). The heavens, the abodeof the gods.eagle or kite ray."Parik. To kindle, to light.Pariksa (s). To inquire, to examine, toinvestigate ; to search ; inquiry, examination; in Javanese, it means, to compi-ehend,to conceive, to understand;passed on foot.Parut. A scar, a blemish; scarred,marked with scars.Parvvara (j). Handmaids, waiting-maidsV. Parara.Parwata (s). A moimtain.Pasa (j). Fast, abstinence ; to fast ; theMahomedan Lent ; v. Puwasa.Pasai. Name of a place on the northeasternside of Sumatra, usually calledPase.Pasak (j. to drive, to force). A pin, apeg ; a native, one born in the country.Pasakitan (jav. sakit). Imprisonment ; aprison.Pasal (a. fa^al). Chapter; article; titlesection.Pasanakan (jav. sanak). Brethren, kindred,kinsfolk; friends.Pasang. Flood-tide ; to flow as the tidethe tide.Pasang. A pair, a couple.Pasang. Name of a game resemblingdraughts.Pasang. To apply, to put to use ; to giveaction to.Pasang-api. To kindle a flre.Pasang-badil. To discharge cannon oifire-arms.Pasang-gadang. High water.Pari. Lot, chance ; a die.Pasang-kdreta. To put horses or oxenPari. The ray or skate fish.to a carriage.Pari-bintang. The name of a species of Pasang-kring. Low water.ray ; literally, " the star ray."Pasang-layar. To make sail.Pari-dadap. Name of a species of ray Pasang-pdlita. To light a lamp.literally, " the buckler ray."Pasang-parnama. Spring-tide, the springtideof the full moon.Pari-lalat. Name of a species of rayliterally, " the fly ray."Pasang-tauang."Slack water; literally,Pari-laug. Name of a ray ; literally, " the still water," or water not in motion.Pasanggrahau (jav). A stage, a restinghouseon a journey.Pasapati (s). Name of the spear ofArjima.Pasar (a. bazar). A market, a bazar.Pasaran (pasar). The market week orunderstanding; v. Priksa aud Preksa, week of five days in Java.and Pareksa.Pasawat. A particular kind of cordage.

PAS—PAT [ 128 ]PAT—PAWPasamah. Name of a district on thesouth-westei'n side of Sumatra.Pasdman. Name of a place on thesouth-western side of Sumatra ; nameof a high mountain near it, commonlycalled Ophir by Europeans.Paseban (s. sewa, " to appear before asuperior"). The waiting apartment orplace where the chiefs attend beforegoing into the presence ; a saloon, ahall, a pavilion ; v. Pagalaran andPanangkilan.Paser. Sand ; the strand.Paserkan. To bring a vessel to the shoreor to the sands.Pasetran (jav). Place for exposing thedead according to the ancient practiceof the Javanese.Paseyar (bat). To walk, to go on foot.Pasilan (bat). Extraneous, adventitious;alien, foreign.Pa.sir. Name of a Malay state on thesouthern side of Borneo.Pasisir (jav). The sea-coa-st, the seaboard; the strand.A kind of basket.Pasisiran, v. Pasisir.Patulai (ben). A tribe.Pasmat (du. Spaansch munt). TheSpanish dollar, piastre, or piece ofeight, the current money throughoutthe Archipelago, and which ought tocontain 370'9 grains of silver, and beof the sterling value of 4s. 3|rf.V. Past'i.Pasu. A pan or pot for holding water.Pasu. A troop, a company, a band, abody of men ; to unite in a troop orbody, to troop, to band.Pasuk. Uncle, younger than father ormother.Pasukan (pasu). A troop, a band.Pasuk-pasukan. By troops, in bands.Pasuna (p. fasun). Enchantments, incantation; fraud, deceit.Pasunden (jav). The country of theSun da nation in Java.Pasundian (jav). Name of a provincetowards the eastern end of Java ;meaning literally, " place of the betelpepper vine."Patah. To break, to fracture, to snap ;broken, fractured ; a bit, a fragment,a piece ; a word, a single part ofspeech.Patah -kfimudi. Name of a plant; literally,"broken rudder;" Emilia sonchifolia.Patah-tulang. Name of a plant ; literally,"broken bone;" Euphorbia tirucalli.Patala (s). The Hindu infernal regions ;V. Patala.Patani. Name of the most northerly ofthe Malay states on the eastern sideof the peninsula.Patarana (j). A couch, a sofa, an ottoman; V. Patrana.Patam. A bodkin for the haii".Pati (jAV). Death.Pati (s). Lord, supreme master.Patih (s). A minister ; a delegate, adeputy.Patik (j). A slave ; a servant ;pronounof the first person addressing a su-])eri

PAW—pAD- [129] PAD—PAKPawut. To seize, to catch, to lay hold Pad'ang-karajaan. A sword of state.of, to grasp.Pad-ati (j). A cart, a car ; the wheel ofPawut (ben). To bow, to bend the a carriage.body.Pad'andang.Paya. A marsh, a morass, a bog.tissue ; taffeta.Name of a kind of silkPayah. Hard, difficult, arduous ; severe, Pad -as. Pimgent, acrid, biting.painful ; dangerous, hazardous.Pad-.it (jav). Separate, asunder ; separationPayau. Brackish.; divorce.Payer. To cruise as an armed vessel. Pagab. To pant, to breathe hard andPayon (jav). A roof, a covering.quick.Payu (j). To pass, to be enacted ; to be Pagang. To catch, to lay hold on withdevised.Payudan (s and j). Battle; field ofthe hand ; to clutch, to gripe ; to hold,to keep, to retain ; to hold, to possess,battle.Payudara (jav). A woman's bosom.Payung (j). An xmibrella ; a parasol.Payung-karajiian. A royal or state umbrella.Payungkan. To screen with an umbrella.Pabacharaan (s. bachara). Place of consultation.Pabatun. The rising or wall-plate of apartition wall.Pabanchi (banchi). Hate, hatred, detestation.Parband-aaran (band'aara). Stewardship.Pachachal. The slave of a slave.Pachah (j). To break; to be broken ; toburst ; broken, routed ; ^vl•ecked.Pilchah-balah. Routed, shattered.Pachakan. To break ; to rout, to defeat.Pachah-piring. Name of three speciesof plants. Gardenia Jlorida, Gardeniayrandiflora, and Gardenia radicam.Pachat (j. pochot). To cashier, to removefrom office ; v. Pochot.Pachat. To spur or goad a horse.kingdom of Java ; v. Pajajaran.Pachu. A goad, a whip, a scourge.Pajal. Plump, firm, fleshy.Pachukan. To drive cattle with a goad. Pajaratan (jav). A cemetery, a buryingPdda. On ; at ; in ; to ; for ; towards ;ground ; v. Pajaratan.by ; according to ; with.Pajam. To close the eyes, to drop thePada-antara. Among, amongst.eyelids.Pada-kabawah. Below, Ijeneath.Pakaclia. A term of endearment.Padagang (dagang). A merchant. Pakaian (kayin). Dress, clothes, raiment,Padah. An omen, a prodigy, a portent apparel ; accoutrements ; trappings ;a sign, a token.equipage ; appm'tenance, appliance.Padaka. A kind of necklace.Pakak. Stone-deaf.P,dal. Maw, stomach ;gizzard ; v. AmpadaltelsPakakas. Furniture; moveables, chat-; materials ; implements, utensilsPadalaman (daldm). Abode, residence, V. Parkakfts.dwelling.Pakanira (jav). Thou ; v. Pakanira.Padar. Harsh, rough, austere to the Piikapur (kapur). A box or casket fortaste.Padaya (daya). Cheat, imposture, impo-holding prepared lime, to mix-ndth theai-eca and betel.Pdkarangan (karang). Snares, generallyfor taking fish.Pakasam (asam). Pickled or presei-vedsition ; fraud ; wile, stratagem, trick.Padeh. To ache, to smart ; ache, smai-t,pain ; sore, smai-ting, painful.Padikir. A public dancei*.Padir. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra.Paduta (s. duta). A public messenger,an emissary.PAd'ang (j). A sword.to enjoy; to catch, to seize.Pilgangan. Hold, gi'ipe, seizure ;jurisdiction; office, place ; service, attendance.PAgar. Name of a species of jsheasantcommon in the Malay peninsula.Pagan. Visible, perceptible.Pilgat (jav). To part, to sever; to divorce.Pagawai (j. a doer, a worker, from gawe,"to do"). An implement, a tool ; materials;furniture ; name of a class ofMalay officers personally waiting onthe king.Pagawan (j. bagawan). A pleader, anadvocate.Pagal (jAv). Benumbed, cramped.Pagalangan (galang). A slip for shipbuilding;V. Pargalangan.Pahalwan (p). A champion.Piijagan (jaga). A guard-house, a watchhouse.Pajajaran (jav). Name of an ancientflesh.Pakat. Lees, dregs, sediment; thick,gi-umous, feculent.Pakatek (jav). A horse-gi'oom.Pakan (j). A market.Pakan. With the word bunga, " flower,"

PAK—PAL [ 130] PAL—PAMbefore it, ia applied to the jasmine; sail, distance sailed; seafaring; v. PArlayaran." market flower."literally, Pakarjtian (s. karja). Work; business; Pfllakuh. To spring on prey as a tiger.act, deed ; affair, transaction ; office, Palai-a. The mango ; v. Mampalam.cliarge, trust.PaMpasan (lapas). Discharge, liberation.Pakarti (s). Nature, temper, disposition Palehra. To nourish, to cherish, to bringconduct, behaviour ; v. Pakriti.lip, toPakiriman (kirim). A messenger.Plehra.rear; to tend, to guard; v.Paksa (j). Force, compulsion, constraint, Palek. Strange, new, novel, out of theviolence ; to force, to compel, to con-way.Palembang (j). Palembang, in Sumatra ;strain.Paksa. Fortunate, lucky, auspicious,fiivourable ; fortune, luck.Paksakau. To constrain, to compel, toforce.Paksi. To prepare, to make ready for apurpose, to arrange.Paksi (JAv). A bird.Paksi-dewata (j and s). The bird ofparadise.Paksiua. The left hand ; the north.Paku. A string or file of the small coinscalled pichis.Pakulun (jay). Thou.Pakung. An ulcer on the legs.Pdlabagdi (bagai). Various, manifold,diverse.Pfllabaya. A public executioner, a hangman.Palabuhan (labuh). An anchorage, a harbour; V. Labuhan.Palabur. Food, provisions, rations.Palaga (j. laga, " war"). To fight animals,to make them contend.Pillajar (ajar). A scholar, a learner.Palajari. To teach, to instruct.Palambiln (ben). A slight biidge ; a footwayover a marsh.PAlamin (lamiu). A bridal bed ; a bridalchamber.Palana (r). A saddle.Palandok. Name of a diminutive speciesof doer, Moschus meminna.Palantak (lantak). A rammer, a ramrod.Palantar (j. lantar). A wharf, a platformat a landing-place ; v. Plantar.Palantaran, v. Palantar and Lantar.Palanting. Prostrate, lying on the ground.Pillanting (jav). The small-pox, variola.Palang (.t). Piebald, dappled.Palangi. Striped, in stripes.Palangka (jav). Piebald, dappled.Palangki (jav). A litter, a sedan.Pillari (lari). A runaway, a fugitive.Pillarian. Flight, running awaj'.Name of a fish.Pillata.Palatai'an (jav). A court, an area, alawn before a house ; v. Latar.PAlatuk (j). A woodpecker ; v. Balatuk.Palawan (p). A champion ; v. Pahalvvan.Pdlayau (ben). A hut, a booth, a temporaryhabitation.Pillayarau (layar). Sailing, navigationV. Palembang. The Javanese write theword Palambang.Paler (j. pdli and palir). Penis; pizzle.Paler-itik. A screw.Pales (du. flesh). A bottle, a flask.Paleset (j. plesed). To slide ;to trip, toslip ; V. Pleset.Paleset. A witch.Palikat. Pulicat, on the Coromandelcoast.Palimau. Name of a kind of bath.Palipah. The frond of a palm ; v. Pilpah.Palipis (j. pilis). The temples.Palipisan. The temples, the region ofthe temples.Palit (bat). Niggard, parsimonious.Palitah (p). A lamp ; the wick of a lamp.Pilliyas. Invulnerable, charmed againstwounds ; v. Panglij-as.Paliyas (ben). Forbid it ! Far be itPillong. The bed or channel of a river.Palongan. A cistern, a reservoir.Palotar (lotar). What is thrown, castforward or projected.Palubor (lubor). A threshing floor.Paludahan (ludah). A spit-box.Paluh. Sweat, perspiration; condensedvapour; exudation.Paluk (j). To hug, to embrace in thearms.Palumban (ben). Crystal.Palupuh (j). A bamboo cane, split,flattened, and applied to the purposeof a lath or plank ; v. Plupuh.Palupuk-mata. The eyelids ; v. Ksilupak.Pilluru (POR. pelouro). A cannon ball ; abullet.PAlus (bat). To sink in mud.Pilmabukan (mabuk). A drunkard.Pamadam (padam). An extinguisher.Pamakal (pakal). Matei-ial for caulkingthe seams of a ship.Pamalas (balas). Return, requital, retribution,retaliation; reward, recompense; atonement ; v. Pambahls.Pamali. An evil omen, a portentominous, portentous, inauspicious.Pamali (bat). Bad, vicious, corrupt.This word is probably the same withthe last.Pamalingan (maling).by night.Robbery or theft

PAM- PAm [ 131 ]pAm—pAnPamalu (palu). A mace, a club ; a hammer.Pamauali (ixanali). An archer, a bowman.Pamauchingau (panchiug). A jomt, anarticulation.Pamandaug (pandang). Look, view ;gaze;view, opinion, notion.Pamandangan. Opinion, notion, view.Pilmandian (mandi). Bathing, act of bathing.Pamanis (manis). The ring-finger ; v. Jarimanis;sweetness, gentleness.Pilmaujaugan (panjang). Name of ahall or chamber in a palace.Pamangan (taugan), Handling.Pamangis (tangis). A weeper, a moiu-ner.Pamangku (mangku). Title of an officer,literally, " he who has on the lap."Pdmangsen (jav. mangsi). An inkstand.Pamarap. A servant whose office it is tolull his master or mistress to sleep. Paminum (minum). A druiker.Pamatah. Mark, indication.Paminggir (jav). Border, margin ;boundary,frontier.Pamatang. A dam, a dike ; a causeway.Paminggiran. Frontier ; v. Paminggir.PAmaton. Name of a mountain on the Pilmluk (paluk). A hug, a close embrace.southern side of Borneo.Pamoun (miiun). Leave, permissionPclmayang. A kind of boat with outriggers,the prau mayang of Java. Pamreksaan (preksa). Investigation, en-entreaty, supplication.Pamarang (prang). Warfare ; slaughter, quiry, scrutiny.carnage.Pamreutah (prentah). Governor, commander.Pamarentah (i^rentah). One that issuesorders or commands, a commander.Pamarentahan. Orders, commands, instructions.Pambahagi (bagi). Division, apportionment.Pambajau (bajau). A corsair, a pirate.Pambalasan (baMs). Return, requital,retribution, retaliation, recompense,reward ; atonement ; v. Pamalas.Pambawa (bawa). Bearer, carrier ; actof carrying or bearing.Pambawiian. Carriage, transportation,transport.Pambayar (bayar). Payment, liquida-" small shot."tion.Pambdchara (bachara). An adviser, a Panah ;correctly, Parnah. Ever ; usuallycounsellor.along with the negative, tiyada, meaning" never."Pambacharaan. Consultation, deliberation; advice, counsel.Panajam (tajam). A grindstone, a whetstone,Pambanastian (bana-sa). Ruin, destruction.a hone.Piinaka. As, like to, like as.Pambegal (begal). A highway robber, a Pauakut (takut). A coward, a poltroon.highwajTuan.Panakutan. Fear; cowardice.Pambegalan. Highway robbery. Panambah (tambah). Increase ;addition.Pambl'ian (bli). A purchase, the thingbought.Pambrian (bri). A gift, a present, adonative.Pambujuk (bujuk). A flatterer, a whcedler,Pitmbujukan. Flattery, coaxing, wheedling.Pambunoli (bunoh). Killer, slayer,murderer ; v. Parbunoh.Pambunohaii. Killing, slaying ; murder;execution, putting to death.Pilmburu (burn). Chaser, ])ursuer ;hunter,huntsman.Pamburiian. Chase, pursuit ; chace, hunting; chace, game ; v. Parburiian.Pambuwat (buwat). Actor, doer, performer; V. Parbuwat.Pambuwatan. Deed, act, performance,woi'k ; V. Parbuwatan.Pamidangau. A frame.Pamilihan (pilih). Choice, the thmgchosen, selection.Pamimpin (pimpin). An usher, a conductor;a guide; a tutor; literally," one that leads by the hand."Pilminangan (pinang). A stand forserving the areca and betel pi-eparation.Pamuja (puja).Praise, laudation; adoration,worship.Pamujangan (bujang). Name of a hallor chamber in a palace; literally," place of immarried youths."Pamuji (puji). Praise, compliments ;worship ;prayer, entreaty.Pamukat (pukat). A fisherman ; literally," one that fishes \vith a seine."Pamukul (pukul). A hammer; a mallet.Pamurvis. A blunderbuss ; a musketoon.Pamutar (putar). A turnscrew.Panabur (tabur). A sower, one that sowsseed. At Bata\da the word is used forPanambang (tambang). A ferryman; aferry-boat.Pdnambangan. A ferry.Pflnangkap (tangkap). A cubit, reckoningfrom the elbow to the knuckles ; literally," a catch."

PAN—PAN [132] pAn—pAnPanarakan (arak). A processional car. Pilndapat (dapat). Finding; apprehension,conception, opinion.Pauarek (tarek). Pulling, hauling ; drawing,draught.Pandapatan. Acquisition; goods, property; oj)inion, judgment.Panari (tari). A public dancer.Panariau. Dancing, dance. Pandikar. One skilled in the use of'Pdnaruh (taruh). Depository ; stakeholder;weapons ; one skilled in any art.pledge, deposit, pawn.Panding. The clasp or buckle of a girdle,one of the chief ornaments of MalayPanaruhan. A repository, a place ofdeposit ; stake, dejiosit.dress.Panat. Weary, fatigued, tired.Panduga (j. duga). Guess, conjectm-e.Pauawar (tawar). A charm against poison; Pandukung (dukung). The act of carryingon the hip.an antidote, a remedy.Panabahan (tdbah). A threshing-floor. Panduwa (duwa). Companion, match,Panabus (tabus). A ransom; the price fellow; a second kris worn with thepaid for a slave.principal one.Panaugahau (tangah). Middle, centre; Pand-ak (jav). A cycle, a revolution ofthe fire-place in a ship.time.Panangar (d-augar). Hearing, faculty of Pand-apa (j). A portico ; a pavilion.hearing; v. Pand'angar.Pand-arat (d-arat). A hawser or smallPandngaran. What is heard, i-eport.cable for mooring a ship to the shore.Pananggala (tanggala). A ploughman. Pand'am (jav). To commit to the earth;Pduiingkilan (j). The waiting apartment to plant ; to bury.or place where the chiefs meet beforegoing into the presence ; v. Paseban andPagalai-an.Panarka (s. tarka). Divination, conjuring;puzzle, enigma, riddle ; v. Panarka.Panatauiin (tiiu). Knowledge, information; cognizance, privity.Panchak. To wrestle ; to struggle, tocontend.Pancha-karna. A particular mode ofa teacher ; v. Pand'ita.Pand-ok (jav). The ornamental metallicsheathing of a kris scabbard.Paud-usta (d'usta). A liar.Panembak (tembak). A shooter, a marksman.wi-estling.Panikut (ikut). A follower.Pauchalang. Name of a kind of boat. Paniujau (tiujau). A watchman, a lookerout.Panchaug. To walk in a devious manner,not to walk straight on.Pdning. Giddy, dizzy ;giddiness, vertigo.Pauchdraiiin (charai). Separation, alienationPaninggal (tinggal). Quitting, departure.; V. Pclrcharaian.Paninggalan. Remains, relics ; remnant,Panchari'an (chahari). Livelihood, maintenance,means of living ; literally, " theresidue ; memorial, keepsake ; heritage,inheritance.thing sought for."Paninggawan (J. gawa, "to carry, to convey"i). A messenger or an emissaryPilnchil (j). A stray animal from a flockor herd, a straggler; a stranger; a an envoy.weft.Panipu (tipu). A deceiver, a cheat, anPanchindar. The powers or faculties of impostor ; a betrayer ; a traitoi-.the mind.P;tniti (por. alfinete). A pin.Panchuba (chuba). Trier ; tempter, enticer.Piinchuchuh (chuchuh). A bodkin ; askewer.Pilnchuk (j). Name of a kind ofsalad.Pancliukai (cliukai). A toll-gatherer; acollector of tolls or customs.Panchungkil (chungkil). A pricker, aPand-flmap (bat). A glutton.Pand-£lngar (d-augai-). Hearing, the facultyof hearing ; v. Panangdr.Paud-ita (s). A pundit, a doctor ; a sagePauitan. The island in the straits ofSunda called in the charts Prince'sisland ; v. Panitan.Paujabat (jabat). The touch, the senseof feeling.PAnjait (jait). A tailor ; a sempstress.Panjajab. Name of a kind of boat.Pdnjalang. Name of a kind of boat ; v.Panchalang.probe ; a tooth-pick.Panjalma (s). Metamorphosis, change ofPanchui-i (churl). A tliief, a robber.shape; transformation, ti-ansfigurationPilnchnrian. Tlieft, robbery.incarnation, or descent of a HinduPauchurit (churit). A thief, a robber. deity. The Sanskrit word janma,Panchyum (chyum). The smell, the "birth," is in Javanese janma andsense of smelling; smell, scent.jalma, and this appears to bo thePAndangan (pandang). Sight, view, ken; root.opinion, notion.Panjaparsada (s). A five-storied palace.

PAN—PAN [ 133 ]PAN—PANPelujara (p. pinji-ah, "a cage"). A prison,a j)lace of confiuement often inthe form of a cage. This etymology,although on the authority of AVilkiusand Mai sden, may be doubtful, for theJavanese have the same word, as paujaraand paujaran, kunjara and kunjarau.Panjarakan. To imprison, to put in prison,to incarcerate.Panjud-i (judi). A player; a gamester;a gambler.Panjuuan. A potter.Panjurit (j. prajurit, from jurit, "war").A warrior, a soldier; v. Prajmit.Panjuru. Outward angle, outer comer.Paujuwal (juwal). Seller, vender.Panomah. The money and other giftsgiven to the parents for a wife. The rootmay be the Javanese word somah, " amarried pair," or " man and wife." an officer.Pautang (j). A cross, a gibbet ; to punish Panganten (j). A bride or bridegroomby exposing on a cross.a marriage festival.Pantas. A raised seat ; base, pedestal. Pangauten-laki. A bridegroom.Pantakok (takok). A hammer.Pangauteu-parampuan. A bride.Pautung (jAv). A club, a mace.Pangangkat (angkat). Elevation, raising,Pantuwah (tuwah). A senior, an elder. lifting.Pant'il (JAV). A little knob ; the nipj)le. Pdugapa (apa). An Lnqui-sitive person.Pant'ol (jAV). A lai'ge knob.Pangapit (apit). A shutter.Panud'uh (tuduh). An accuser.Pangapit (jav). A canine or eye-tooth.Panud-uug (tud'uug). A lid, a cover. Pangarap (arap). Wish, desire; longing;Pauuh (s). Full, replete; full, complete. hope, expectation ; trust, reliance.Pauuhi. To fill, to make full ; to fulfil Pangasih (kasih). A philtre, a lovecharm.to complete.Panuhkan, v. Panuhi.Pilngasihau (kasih). Favour, kindness ;Pitnuku- (ukir). A carver, an engraver. love, affection.Panulung (tuluug). Aid, assistance, help. Pangasoh (asoh). A nurse.Pclnunggu (tuuggu). A warder ; a guard, Pangawal (kawal), A watchman, a guard,a sentinel ; a porter.a sentinel.Pilnunggu-pintu. A door-keeper, a gatekeepertendmgPangawiuan (j). A class of ofiicers at-the king, ai-med with hal-Panurut (turut). A follower.berds.Panutup (tutup). A lid, a cover. Pangayun (ayun). A swmg ; a cradle.Pangabakti (jav., s. bakti). Duty; Pauganal (kanal). Acquaintance, knowledge;acquaintance, the person withhomage, respects; reverence, obeisance.whom one is acquainted.Pangabisan (abis). End, termination, Panganan (kauan). Things approved;conclusion.Pangad'aug (ad'aug). An obstructor; aagi-eeable things.Paugautar (antar). Gifts from the bridegroomwaylayer.to the father of the bx-ide ; lite-Pangad'augan. Obstruction, interceptionrally, " things sent.";waylaying ; stoppage, hindrance. Pilngar (ben). The thwart or thaft of aPangad'apan (ad'ap). Front, forepart; boat.the court, the royal presence; audiencehall, presence chamber.Pangatam (katam). A sickle.Pangarti (arti). Meaning, signification.Pdngagung (aguug). Great persons, personsPangataman. Reaping, harvest.of rank, gi-audees.Pangatawan (tau). Knowledge,informa-Pangiiil (kiiil). A fisherman that fishesnith hook and line.Pangajak (ajak). Excitement, provocation;challenge.Paugajar (ajai'). A teacher, an instructor;instruction.Pi,ngajaran. Instruction, teaching; learning,doctrine; advice, counsel; instruction,precepjts.Piiugajian (aji). Keligious instruction,learning.Pangajuk (ajuk). A mimic.Pangaku. A surety, a bondsman.Pangalasau (j). A messenger, an emissary.Pangalir (aUr). Fish-hooks baited andlaid in the stream from bank to bank.Paugampu (ampu). A tutor, a guardian,a governor.Pangamuk (amuk). One that runs a-muck.Panganan. Pastry; (in Javanese, food,victuals, fi-om mangan, " to eatPanganchiug (kanching).").A bar, a bolt,a latch.Pilnganjar (anjar). A mUitaiy leader,tion.Pangebor (ebox-). A comfortex', a consoler.Paugeboran. Comfort, consolation, solace.Pangompaug (jav).A fish-pond, a stew.

PAN—PAN [134 ]PAN—PAPPangera (kera). Thought, opinion, judgmentpon-proofPangliyas. Channed, invulnerable, wea-Pangeran (j). A prince; v. Pangeran Pangompat (ompat). A slanderer, aand Pangran.backbiter, a calumniator.Pilngrah (krah). Summons, call to armsPangeran-adipati (j and s). Heir-apparentV. Pangeran-adipati.Panggagahan (gagah). Force, violence,compulsion ; oppression, tyi'anny.Pclnggali (gali). A digger, a delver, anexcavator, a miner ; a spade ; any toolfor digging or excavating.Panggaris (garis). Any implement ortool with which a stroke or scoi'e ismade ; a scarifier ; a harrow.Panggaru (garu). A rake.Panggawa (j). A grandee, a noble ; v.Punggawa. In Javanese it is the titleof the five chief councillors of state,and seems to be derived from the rootgawa, " to bear or carry."Pilnggawa-pintu. Warder of the gate,title of an officer.Pdnggawan (j). An emissary, an envoy ;an advocate, a pleader, — probablyfrom the same root as the lastword but one.Panggayit (gayit). A hook, a crook.Panggalangan (galang). The wrist.Panggflrtak (gartak). A goad, a spm-.Panggerek (gerek). A borer, a piercer;any tool for boring ; a drill.Pauggiling (giling). A roller ; a quern ; amill.Pfinggugat (gugat). An accuser.Pangguling (guling). A roller ; thepangolin or ant-eater, Manis javanica ;V. Tanggiling and Trdnggiling.Panggulu (j). Second-born child.Pangiring (iiing). A follower, a retainerany object that follows or attends.Pangiringan. Accompaniments ; thingsfollowing in a train ; train, retinue.Pangiris (u-is). A whittle; a knife forslicing and shredding.Pilngirisan, v. Pangiris.Pangisar (kisar). A grinder, one thatgrinds ; a miller.Pangkal. The crown or part of the stemof a tree immediately above groundbutt, lai'gc cud ; origin, beginningfund, stock, capital.Pangkalan (pangkal). Funds, property ;a quay, a wharf.PAngkasan (j). A messenger ; v. Pangalasan.PAngkur (ben). A hoe.Pdnglasan (j). A messenger; v. P4ngalasan.Pangliat (liat). Sight, vision.PAngliatan. Sight, view, ken ; opinion,judgment, notion ; sight, spectacle.Pdnglima. Commander, leader; commanderor captain of a sliip.levy, muster.Pangrasa (rasa). Taste, the sense oftaste ; feeling, perception ; thought,opinion, judgment, notion.Pangi-asaan, v. Pangi-asa.Pangsa. Hollow ; a hollow, a cavity.Pilngsi. A flag, a streamer.Pangubung (ubung). Junction, union,connexion.Panguchap (uchap). A plaintiff, a prosecutor; literally, " a speaker." InJavanese its meaning is " speech, language."Pangudut (udut). A smokiug-pipe.Paugiiker (uker). A carver, an engraverV. Panuker.Pangulu (ulu). Headman, leader ; inJavanese " a head priest."Pangusahan (usaha). Application, diligence,laboriousness, assiduity.Pangusung (usung). A carrier or bearer ;a litter or sedan bearer.Panguwasa (kuwasa). Power; possessions,property.Paiiakit (sakit). Sickness, malady, disease,disorder ;pain.Pailamar (samar). One in a mask, onedisguised ; a masker ; a spy.Paiiamun (samun). A robber, a plunderer,a freebooter.Piliiapu (sapu). A sweeper, one whosebusiness it is to sweep.Paiiauk. A hand-net.Paiiabrang (sabrang).A ford, a ferry.PaG^ngat (Sclngat). The sting of aninsect ; name of a species of wasp orhornet.PAiiapit (sapit). Forceps, nippers.Pauariian (sru). A loud cry ; loudcalling, shouting.Paiiu (j). Name of the species of seatortoise yielding the shell of commerce.Panudah (sudah). Conclusion, termination.Paiiukur (chukur). A razor.PAiiulam (sulam). An embroiderer.Paiiulap (sulap). A juggler, a conjurer.Paiiulu (sulu). A scout, a spy.Panurat (a. surat). A wi-iter, a scribe.Paiiuruh (suruh). A messenger, an emissary,an envoy ; v. Pasuruli.Pcluurung (kurung). The poop or afterpartof a ship.Pauusu (susu). A wet-nurse.Papak. To chew, to masticate.Pilpat (j. pftpak, " complete, not defective";').Uniform, regular, equal, even.

PAP—PAR [ 135 ]PAR—PARPdpatah (patah). A fragment, a bit ; aword ; a rule, an order.PApatih (s. patih). Minister, deputy.Papat-el (j. pat'el). An adze.Papaya. The papaw fig, Carica papaja.PApalik. Name of a kind of ear ornament.Papalingan (j. pilingan). The temples.Pilpeda. Name of a plant, Dialium javanicum.Pilpeda-papuwah. Name of a plant, Panaxfruticosmn.Papilis. The temples ; v. Palipis.Paprangan (prang). Warfare, fight ; combat,battle.Papundi. A satchel, a scrip ; v. Pundipundi.PSpuyu. The womb ; v. Papuyu.Papuwah. Frizzled ; the island of NewGuinea; an inhabitant of that islandbeing of the uegrito race ; v. Puwahpuwah.Parabisau (abis). Completion; end, termination.Pilrabiskan. To terminate, to end, tofinish, to complete, to accomplish.Paradiian (adu).A regal bed; bed-place;bed-room, harem.Parai. To pursue a circuitous courseto sail by tacking ; v. Prai.Paraikan. To tack a ship, to navigateher by tacking.Parakat (rakat). Cement, glue ; v.Parkat.Paramati (amat). To gaze at, to lookearnestly on.Pai-ampas (rampas). A plmiderer, a pillager.Pilranak (anak). To beget, to generate,to procreate.Paranakan. The womb ; birth, act ofbeing born ; offspring, issue ; racenative, original inhabitant. The wordis most commonly used to express tliemixed races, that is, children of a foreignfixther; v. Parnakan and Prankan.Paranakkan. To beget, to generate, toprocreate.Parantaran (antara). Boundary, confinesof two countries.Pai-antuk (antuk). To clash, to knockone thing against another.PArang (j). War ; to war, to make war ;Parasa (rasa). The sense of taste ; v.Pangi-asa.Parasiian. Feeling, perception ; opinion,judgment; v. Pangi-asaan.Parasat. Opinion, judgment.Parasapan (asap). A censer, a pan forfumigation.Pflrasingan (asing). Alienation, state ofbeing alienated.Paraturan (atur). An-angement, array,order, disposition.Parawan (j). A maid, a virgin; v.Prawan.Paramba (amba). To serve, to be aservant or slave.Parambaan. Service, attendance of slaveor servant ; obedience, submission.Parambakan ; v. tr. To serve ; to submit,to present respectfully ; to I'cpi'esent,to submit.Pilrambatan (ambat). Pursuit, chase.Parambusan (^mbus). Bellows.Parampat (dmpat). A quarter, a fourthpart.Parampiian. A woman, a female of thehuman race ; a wife.Paranti'an (anti). Stop, cessation of motionor action, rest ;place of stoppingor resting.Paras (j). To squeeze out a fluid bypressure.Parastawa. Time, particular time ; v.Paristawa and Paristawa.Parbandingan (banding). Comparison,the act of comparing.Parbakal (bakal). Outline ; trace, mark.Pdrbani (s). Slack water, the period betweenebb and flow ; tide ; v. Purbani.Parbantahan (bantah). Contention, strife,wrangle, altercation, dispute.Parbauak (banak). To multiply, to growin number or quantity.Pai'baiiakkan. To multiply, to cause toincrease in number or quantitj'.Parbauaki, v. Parbauakkan.Parbaya. A noble, a grandee.Parbayiki (bayik). To advantage, tobenefit; to set right, to arrange, toprepare, to put in order.Parbakalan (b3,kal). Stores, provisionsfood.ParbS,rian (bli). Buying, purchase ; market; magazine, store where goods areV. Prang.Paranginan (angin). A pleasure-house,bought.PArbanasakan (b^nasa). To destroy, toa summer-house.lay waste.Parangkap-angkapan (angkap). A banquet,Parband'aharan (band'ahara). A trea-a carousal, a festival.sury ; treasure ; a royal wardrobeParapat (jav., from rapat, "close"). A royal warehouse.neighbourhood, the nearest house or Parbediian (beda). Difference, distinction.village ; vicinage.ParbidJian, v. Parbediian.Pararakan (arak). A procession ; a processionalParbujangan (bujang). Chamber or apart-or triumphal car.ment of theunmarried.

PAR—PAR [ 136 ]PAR^PARParbunohan (bunoh). Place of execution;murder, killing; v. PambumohcUi.with pulo, " island," prefixed, is sometimesapplied to Sumatra, the supposedmeaning being '' ragged island." Theepithet, however, is not applicable tothe formation of the land; and if theword be Persian, it certainly does notsuppose an ancient name, as this isimagined to be.Parchaya (j). To believe, to credit; totrust, to confide in, to rely upon ; belief,faith ; trust, confidence, reliance :V. Prachaya.Pilrchayaan. Belief, faith, credit ; trust.confidence, reliance.Parchara'ian (charai). Separation ; divorce; alienation ; v. Pancharaian.Parchik. To sprinkle, to scatter in drops.Parchin. Pudendum midiebre.Parchintaan (chiuta). Anxiety, solicitude,care ; gi-ief, sorrow, afiliction.Parchubiian (chuba). Trial ; temptation.Pardamian (damai). Peace, tranquillity.Pardana-mantri (a and s). First ministerof state ; v. Fardana-mantri.Pardiyamkto (diydm). To silence.PArdapati (dapat). To observe, to perceive,to notice.Pardu. A bush, a thicket.Parduli (a). To intermeddle, to interfere; to heed, to mind (con-uption off aluli ; V. Paduli).Pilredarkan (edai-). To push about ; topush round ; v. Paridarkiin.Pareksa (s). To inquire, to examine, toinvestigate, to search; inquiry, examination,search, investigation ; v. Pa-Parestrikan (estri). To wive, to take towife.Pargajah (gajah). To execute or putto death by the tread of elephants.Pargalangan (galang). A dry dockshps or chocks for ships; ball of thethumb.Parburu (burn). Chaser, pursuer; hunter,huntsman ; v. Pamburuh.Parburiiati. Chase, pursuit ; chace, hunting; chace, game ; v. Pamburiian.Piirbuwatan (buwat). Deed, act, performance;work, workmanship.Pargautian (ganti). Change, shift, relief;Pargam. A dove.Parbuwatan-orAng. Woi-k of man ; artificial,not natural creation.successor.exchange ; succession ; substitution ;Parbuwatkftn. To perform, to make, to Pargalangan (galang, "a, bracelet"). Theconsti-uct.wrist ; a slip for ship-building ; v. Pagalangan.Parcha. Name of the forest tree whichyields some of the guttah of commerce. Pargi. To go ;going, the act of going.Parchah (p). A rag, a tatter. This word, The word is usually pronounced as ifthe r were mute.Pargi-balik. Backwards and forwards, toand fro.Pargi-balik-mari. To go and return again.Pargi-d'atang. Going and coming.Pargi-ka-sungai. Alvum exonerare ; literally," to go to the river."PArgi-mari. To and fro ; to go and come.Pargi-pargian. Journeying.Pargi-pulang. To go back and forward.Pilrguniian (guna). AVorth, value ; use.Pargunakau. To esteem, to set a valueon, to value.Pari (p and A. pari and fari). A peri, aAdornment, embellish-fairy.Pariasan (lyas).ment ; V. Pariyasan.Pariasi. To adorn, to ornament, to garnish,to deck, to embellish.Paridaran (idar). Turn, act of turningveering ; revolution, rotation.Paridarkan. To cause to turn round ;to cause to veer ; to cause to i-evolve ;to push round, to send round.Pariksa (s), v. Pareksa and Preksa.Pariksiian, v. Pareksiian and Prekslian.PArikut (ikut). To follow after; topursue.Pitrimpunan (impun). Collection, gathering; accumulation ; assemblage ;multitude, crowd.Parindu (rindu). Pining, languishmentwith desire.Paringgiian (ingga, " until"). Boundary,limit, frontier; v. Pranggan.Paristawa. Time, particular time, occa-I'eksa, Pariksa, and Preksa.sion.PAreksiian. Search, inquiry, examination,investigation.ment, decoration ; furniture.Pariyasan (iyas). Ornament, embellish-Parental! (j). Order, command, mandate, Pilrjagiian (jaga). Watch, vigil ; watchingplace, watchhouse.injunction ; authority, legal powergovernment, administration ;jurisdiction; to order, to command, to enjoin ;Parjalauan (jalan). Course, progress;way; jovirney.to govern, to rule; v. Parentah and Pilrjamu (jamu). A host; to feast, toPrentah.entertain.Parentahan. Authority; jurisdiction; P.arjamUan. A feast, 4in entertainment, agovernment.symposium ; hospitality.

PAR—PAR [137] PAR—PARParjamukan. To entertain a guest. Parmai. Beautiful, fair, handsome ; delicate.Parjanji'au (janji). Bargain, contract,engagement, stij^ulation; treaty_, league, Parmaisuri (s). A queen.convention, agreement.Pilrmana (s). Measure, rate.Parjurit (j. prajurit, from jurit, "war"). Parmaniii. To measiu-e, to rate; toA warrior, a soldier; v. Panjurit and value, to compute.Prajurit.Parmandian (mandi). Bathing, takingPaijuwalan (juwal). Sale, rent, rendi-the bath ; a bath.tion.Parkakas. Furniture ; moveables, chattel.s; materials ; tools, imiilemeutsappurtenances ; apparatus ; v. Pakaktls.Parkara (s). Affair, thing, matter, business,transaction ; cause, case, suit ;section, division, head, title; way,Pilrliian-laan. Very slowly; very softly,very gently.Parlaan-parlaan, v. Parlaan-lcian.Parlabiian (laba). Profit, gain.Pilrlak. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra, called in ourmaps Diamond Point.Parlambatan (lambat). Delay, deferring,procrastination ;prolongation.Parlambatkan. To delay, to defer, toput ofl', to procrastinate ; to prolong.Farlaminan (lamin). A bridal couch orthrone.Parlayaran (layar). Sailing; navigation;seafaring; v. Palayaran.Parlayinan (layin). Difference, contrariety;distinction.Parlayinkdn. To make different ; toseparate ; to distinguish.Parian. To swallow, to take down thethroat.Parlente (j). Dissolute, debauched, profligate,licentious ; a libertine.Parliug (j. pai-lik). To gleam, to glisten,to sparkle as the eyes ; to glister.Parlipatan (lipat). A fold, a double; awrinkle, a ci-ease.Parlis. Name of a place on the westernside of the Malay peninsula.Parmata. A gem, a jewel, a precious stone.Pannatang. A rising ground, a ridge.Parmayinan (mayin). Play, sport, game,amusement; plaything, toy; play,gaming, gambling ;game, feat, exercise.Parmildani. A carpet.Parmintiian (minta). Demand, requestentreaty.Parmudahkan (mudah). To make lightof; literallj', "to make easy."Parmulih (pulih). A restorative, a remedyto give health and strength.manner, mode, method ; v. Prakara.Parkasa (j. prakoswa). Power, strengthvalour, corn-age ; strong, powerful.Parkasih (ka-sih). Love, affection.Parkatiian (kata). Speech, discourse ; awoi-d.Pdrmulyakan (mulya). To extol, to laud,Parkanan. To approve, to like; approbation,to celebrate ; to glorify.approval.Purmuwat (muwat). To load, to lade.Parkanankan. To approve, to give approbation.Parna (bat). To call, to denominate,to name, to entitle.Parkat (rakat). Cement, glue ; v. Parakat. Parnah. Evei-. It is pronounced usuallyParkiraan (kira). Thought ; imagination as if tlie r were elided, and is chieflyaccount, reckoning, calculation.employed with the adverbs tiyada,Pilrkiriman (kirim). A gift, a present. " noParkutut (JAV). A and balum, " not yet," meaning,dove, Colwmba bantamensis." never " and " not yet."Parnakan (anak), v. Paranakan and Prana-Parliian. Slow, not quick; slowly, not kan.quickly; not hastily, deliberately; Parnama (s). The full moon; v. Piu--softly, gently.nama.Parnawungan (nawung). A shadow.Parniagaan (s). Trade, traffic.Parompak (rompak). A pirate, a corsair,a rover.Parompakan. Piracy.Parpati. A pigeon, Columba ; v. Marpati.Parsada (s). A room or chamber belongingto a bath.Parsagi (j). An angle ; a square ; angled,angular, square ; v. Pasagi.Parsalahkan (salah). To condemn, tocensure, to blame.Parsalin (salin). Change, shift ; a changeof di-ess ; a dress of ceremony presentedby a king.Parsalinan, v. Parsalin.Parsalini. To copj^, to transcribe ; totranslate, to render from one languageinto another; to invest with a dressof ceremony.Parsantapan (santip). Entertainment,convivial provision, food, meal, repast.Parsai-ai (sara). To deal out rations orallowances.Parsangka. A comer or remote part ofthe world.Parsambahan (sambah). An offering, apresent, a gift to a superior ; representation,respectful declaration.

PAR—PAR [138] PAR—PASParsilmbalikAn. To represent, to submit,to lay before.Parsih (j). Clean, pure ; v. Bansih.Parsilakan (silakan). To invite, to ask,to bid ; to welcome.Parsimpangan (simpang). A by-way;way, route.Pili-singgahan (singgali). A resting-placeon a -voyage or journey ; a stagehouse.Parsiyang (siyang). To clean or dressfood preparatory to cooking it.Parsiyapkan (siyap). To prepare, tomake ready.Parsudahkan (sudah). To finish, tocomplete.Parsukakan (suka).To gladden, to makeglad.Parsumpahan (sumpah). An oath ; acurse, a malediction.Pilrsundalan (sundal). "\Alioredoni.Parsunting (simting). To adorn the lieadwith flowers behind the cars.Partama (s). First, the ordinal of onebeginning, commencement.Partanak (tauak). A boiling, a seething.Partand'a (tand'a). The public crier,and in the same person the publicexecutioner; a collector of taxes. InJavanese the word means " seal orsignet."Pdi-tapa (tapa). An ascetic, an anchoret,college.Pasanggrahan (jav). A resting-place on aa recluse, a hermit.journey ; a stage-house.Partapiian. Penance, religious austerities Pasara (a). A market; v. Pasar.penance, a place where penances are Fasawat. Name of a particular kind ofperformed ; an anchorite's cave or cell. cordage ; memhrum virile.Partaguhkan (taguh). To strengthen Pasamah. Name of a country on theto confirm.south-western coast of Sumatra ; t\Partamiian (tamu). Meeting, encounter ;Pasamah.interview; junction.Pasaman. Name of a place on the southwesternPartangahan (tangah). Middle, midst,side of Sumatra ; nameof thecentre.adjacent high mountain, called bying, biding; delay.PAsAn. message, an errand ; a mandate,Partanggohan (tanggoh). Tarrying, wait-Europeans " mount Ophir."APurtatapkan (tatap). To assure, to confirmmissionan injunction ; a charge, a com-; to despatch ; to charge, toPdrtidoran (tidor). A bed, a sleepingplace.enjoin.Pasanan. Injunction, command.Partiga (tiga). Third ; a third.PAseban (jav). The waiting apartmentPartikaman (tikam). A warrior; literally, in which the chiefs attend before" a stabber."going into the presence ; a saloonPartinggi (tinggi). Name of the village a hall ; a pavilion ; v. Pasebau.head-man in some parts of Java. PAseyang. To clean or dress food pre-Partinggikan. To raise, to lift up, toelevate ; to enhance.Pilrtitah (titah). Order, command.PartukarkAn (tukar). To exchange, tobarter.Piirtunjukkan (tunjuk). To show, todisplay, to exhibit, to demonstrate.PArtuwan (tuwan). To serve, to have amaster ; rule, dominion, sway ; v. BArtuwan.Pai-tuwanan. Rule, dominion, sway ;lordship ; rulers, nobles.Partuwankan. To rule, to sway, togovern ; to lord.Parubungan (ubvmg). Connexion ; union ;junction ; binding.Parugal (i-vigal). Rape or attempt todeflower; to abduct, to carry off byforce.Pilrulih (ulih). To get, to find, toobtain, to acquire.Parulihan. Acquisition, acquirement.Paiiimiian (uma). Upland culture ; theharvest of upland corn.Parusah (s. usaha ?). To make, to build,to construct, to fabricate.Parusahan (s). Labour, toil, work ;diligence.Parusung (usung). A litter, a vehiclecarried by porters or carriers.Parwara (j). Handmaids, waiting women,female attendants of a prince; probablycomposed of the two Javanesewords para, " "all," and rara, " a maid ;V. Pararara, Parwara.Pasagi (j). An angle, a square; angular,square ; v. PArsagi.Pasan. A centipede, Scolopendra.Pasantren (jAV.,from santri, "a disciple").A school, a seminary ; an academy, aparatory to cooking it ; v. Parsiyang.PAsilau (bat). Extraneous, adventitious;alien, foreign ; v. Pasilan.PAsok. A hole, a perforation ; holed,perforated.PAstaka (j. book, writing). Divinationnecromancy ; enchantment, conjuration;a book of divination or necromancy;V. Pustaka.Pasfc'i (j). Certain, sure; indubitable.

PAS—PAt- [ 139] PAT—PIJpositive; certainly, surely; assuredly,indubitably, positively ; v. Past'i.Past-ikan. To assure, to make certain.Pilst-ul (Eu). A pistol.Pasuna (p). Magic, spells, encliautment,sorcery, secret ai-ts ; v. Fasuua.Pasundalan (sundal). Harlotry, prostitution; whoredom.Pilsm-uli (suruh). A messenger, an emissary; an envoy ; an apostle.Pasuruhau, v. Pasuruh.Patai (j. pate). Name of an esculentbean with a fetid odour, the produceof an acacia-like tree, Parkiastature.Pentang. Consequence, moment, importance; emergency ; important, mo-speciosa.Patala (s). The Hindu infernal regions; mentous.Pengkar. Bandy-legged.V. Patala.PatanL Xame of the most northerly ofthe Malay states of the peninsula onits eastern coast.Kapek.Pataruh (taruh). A deposit, a pledge, a Perak. Silver.stake, a pawn.Patai-uhkau. To deposit, to pledge, tostake, to pawn.Patasan (sun). Tinder, touchwood ; a.squib.Patam. Name of a flower.Patam. Name of a frontlet or ornamentfor the forehead.Piltanuug (tanung). A soothsayer, a fortuue-teller; a sorcerer.Patdng (j. dark). Evening, dusk.Pater. A thimder-clap.Patinggi (jay). A head-man, commonlyapplied to the village chief.Patma (s). The lotus flower, Ntlumldumspeciosum ; v. Padma.Patra (s). Prince, son of a person ofi-ank; v. Putra.Pati-aua (j). A sofa, a couch, an ottoman,a royal seat, a throne ; v. Patarana.Patri (s). Princess ; daughter of a personof rank ; v. Putri.Piitri (j). Solder; to solder.Patuwanan (tuwan). Nobles, rulers ; v.Partuwanan.Pafa (j). Model, pattern, exampledraught, delineation, sketch; picture,representation ; map, chart.Pat-ak (j). An enclosed field.Pat'akau, v. Patak.Pat-ek. A fillip, a jerk \s-ith the fingerto fillip ; to touch or finger the chorcLsof a musical instrument.Pat-ek (JAV). To pick, to cull.Pat'ola-ulai'. Name of a species of cucumber.Pelad (jay). Inai-ticulate, indistinct inutterance.Pelak. Unlucky, luckless, unfortunate.Pelaug. A barge, a galley, a pinnace.Pelet (jay), a charm, a philtre.Peuchoug (bat). Crooked, zig-zag, notin a direct line.Peuchoug. Flap, loose part of a garment.Peuchong-talinga. Flap of the ear.Pend-ek (j, chend'ek). Short, low inPepe (jav). To dry, to exsiccate in the sun.Pepeh. Flat, level, not elevated; v.Ptrak. Name of a Malay .state on thewestern side of the peninsula.Peraug. Light bro%vn ; tawny ;pale ; v.Pirang.Peres. To strike, as in measiu-ing corn.Pesak. A goar, a gusset.Petak. Voluble, talkative.Petak (j). A plot of ground, a bed in agarden ; a compartment or subdivisionin the hold of a ship ; a bin, a chest,&c. ; an apartment, a chamber.Petam (t). Fits, convulsions.Petam-babi. Epilepsy.Pi'as. A breadth, the width of a webV. Piyas.Plat. A du-ect descendant in the fifthdegi-ee; v. Piyat.Pichak (ben). Narrow, confined, notwide.Pichat.To spur or goad an animal.Piche (ben). Mire, mud ; miry, muddy.Pichis (j). Small coiu, small changemoney of coppt- r, brass, or tin ; money,coin. It was the ancient coin of Java,and also the only one of the Malayswhen first seen by the Portuguese.Pichit (j). To nip, to pinch; v. Pijit.Pichu. The lock of a gun.Pichuwat (sun). A kind of crane bywhich water is raised from a well.Pidali. Name of a flower.Pidii'. Name of a Malay state on thenorth-eastern side of Sumatra.Pigu. The country of Pegu ; r. Paigu.Piit-eka. The water-melon, Citrullus PihaZ; (a). Side, quarter ; v. FiAai-.Cimex ; v. Findingand Kapinding.edulisj V. Samangka.Patikan (jav. patek). A select collectionPijad. The house bug,of written composition.Pijak (j). To tread, to trample ; v.Pat'i (j). box, a coffer.Pijar (j). Borax, or tiucal.Pat'el (j). An adze.AJijak.Pat'ola. Name of a species of bitter Pijdr. Intent, diligent.cucumlier.Pijar. Over-boiled oil.

PIJ—PIN [ 140 PIN—PINPijit (j. pijad, or pijat). To nip, to pinch Pinang-mud'a. A bawd, a procuress;to champoo." a young areca nut."literally,Pijitan (j. pijatan). Name of a fruit, a Pinang-pinang. Name of a fish.variety of Lansiiim domeiticuni.Pinang-randah. Name of a species ofPikau. A shuttle.]^alm, Areca pumila ; literally, "lowlyPikat. A gad-fly.areca."Pikat (j). A decoy or trap for animals Pinang-wangi. A variety of the cultivatedto decoy, to entrap.areca, Areca odorata; literally, "fragrantPikau. Name of a bird.areca."Pikir (a. f akar). To think, to reflect, to Pinchang (jAv). Lame, halt, limping,consider, to meditate, to muse, to cripple.pondei-, to weigh ; to suppose, to imagine;thought, reflection, consideration,meditation; imagination, supposition,opinion ; v. Fakar.Pikiran (pikir). Thought, reflection, consideration: opinion.Pikul (j). To carry on the back; tobeai', to carry a burthen ; to bear, towear ; to undertake, to assume ; a man'sburthen; a weight, estimated at 100Cliinese catties, and equal therefore to133^ pounds avoirdupois.Pikun (JAV). Dotmg, superannuated ; adotard.Piladu. Name of a bird.Pilak. A wretch, an unlucky wight.Pilak (bat), a rheum, a cold.Pilang (bat). A rammer for beating theeail;)! in making a floor or road.Pilang. A barge, a galley, a pinnace ; v.Pelang.Pilat (bat). To inquire, to look after, toinspect.Pilih (J. milih, and pilih). To choose, toselect ; to pick, to cull ; to gleanchosen, picked, selected.Pilihan. Choice, the thing chosen.Pilih-pilih. Choicely, scrupulously.Pilin (ben). To twist, to form by twisting.Pilpah. The frond of a palm ; v. Palipah.Pilu. To melt, to soften to love or tenderness;tender, compassionate; tenderness,comjiassion ; sympatheticsympathy.Pinclier. Family, race, lineage ; posterity,descendants.Pinding. The house bug ; v. Kapindingand Pijad.Pindis. Name of a forest tree,—sometimes,from the hardness of its timber,called kayu-basi, or "iron-wood;" v.Kapini.Pind'ah (j. mindah). To remove, tochange place; to flit, to migrate, toemigrate.Pind'ahan. Remove, change of place,flitting, migration ; ti-anslation.Pind'ahkan. To remove, to change fromits place ; to copy, to transcribe ; totranslate, to render from one languageinto another.Piniti (PORT, alpinete). A pin.Pinituwa (jav). An elder, a senior.Pinjal (jAv). A flea.Pinjam. To borrow, to take on creditto lend, to give on credit. It meansequally to borrow or to lend, and thesense depends on the context. Thusbri pinjam is "to lend," and ambilpinjam is " to borrow." Perhaps theword " credit," in its commercial sense,would be the most correct translation.Pinjamau. Borrow, the thing borrowed ;a borrowing ; loan, the thing lent ; alending.Pinjamkan. To borrow ; to lend.Pinji. To tease, to comb as cotton.Pinjul (j. puujul). Surplus, excess; balance,remainder.Pilu. A Chinese boat,—most probably acorruption of the Malay prau.Pinta (j). To ask, to beg, to petition, toPiuipiu. To lead by the hand ceremoniously;pray ; to request ; to solicit, to entreatV. Mimi^in.request, petition, solicitation, prayer.Pinangkap (tangkclp). A kind of cubit Pintai. To ask of, to solicit from, tothe length of the ann from the elbow demand of.to tlie knuckles.Pintai. To braid, to twine to sj^in.Pinang. The betel-nut or areca palm Pintas.;A short cut in a joui-ncy.and fruit, Areca catechu; the British Pintitr (jAv). Skilful ; cunning, knowing.island of Penang, or Prince of Wales's, Pintu (j). A door ; a gate ; a wicketat the western end of the straits ofMalacca.door, entrance, portal; passage; port,harbour ; toll-gate.Pinangkan. To demand in marriage ; to Pintu-jalan. Head or entrance of a road.affiance, to betroth.Pintu-karbang (j). A gate, a gi'cat door,Pinang-bulan. Name of a variety of as of a fortress.areca palm ; literally, " moon areca." Pintu-maliug. A wicket or window atPinan;; luaminang. To ucgociato a marriagtionwhich the Malay women sit for recrea-; literally, " thieves'door."

PIN—PIY[ 1-11 ]PIY—PONPintu-suwarga (j and s). The gates ofheaven.Pingai. Fair, beautiful ;goodly.Pingaa (j). Porcelain, china-ware; abowl or cup of porcelain.Piuggang. The waist, the smallest partof the body ; the loins ; waist of a ship.Pinggir (j). Border, margin, verge, rim ;brim; bouudaiy.Pingit. To trim the hair.Piugit. To guard vigilantly; jealous.Pipi (j). The cheek ; the side of a dooror gate.Pipis (j. plipis). To mash, to bruiseinto a pulp.Pipit. A wliistle ; name of a smallbird.Piraug. Tawny, light-brown; pale; v.Perang.To reduce to powder, to pulverise.Piri.Piring (j). Porcelain, china-ware; aplate or dish of porcelain ; a saucer.Piruzah {v). The turquoise ; v. Firuzah.Pisa (ben), a weaver's loom.Pisah (JAV). To separate, to part; tobe disunited ; to be divorced.Pisang. The cultivated banana, Musaparadisiaca. There are about fortyvarieties of this fruit, each with anappropriate epithet.Pisang-mas. Name of a variety ofbanana; literally, " golden banana."Pisaug-susu. Name of a variety of banana;literally, " dug-sliaped banana."Pisang-pisang. The bends of a ship.Pisau (j. peso). A knife.Pisau-rampagi. A kind of knife.Piyas. A breadth ; the width of a webof cloth ; V. Pi'as.Piyasa. Name of a place on the westernside of Borneo.Piyat. A direct descendant in thefifth degree ; v. Piat.Piyatu.An orphan.Piyu. A direct descendant in the sixthdegree, beyond which relationship isconsidered extinguished.Piyud. A direct descendant in the fourthdegi-ee.Piyud-jDiyat. Posterity, descendants.Plantar (j. platar, " a fort, a rampai-t " ?).A porch ; a lodge in front of a housea wharf, a landing-place consisting ofa platform.Plataran (j). A lawn, an open spacebefore a house; an estrade.Platuk (j). The wood-pecker; v. Palatukand Balatuk.Plehra. To nourish, to cherish; tonurse up, to rear ; to tend, to guard ;rearing, raising, educating ; v. Palehi-a.Plek. Strange, novel.Plupak-mata. The eyelids ; v. Kalupak.Plered (jav). Name of a district inJava in the pro\-ince of Matai-am.Pleset (j). To slide, to slip, to trip ; v.Paleset.Pochak (j). Summit, top ; extremity ;point, end ; v. Puchak and Puchuk.Pochoug (jAv). A rice-sheaf.Pochot (jAV). To pluck, to pull up bythe roots, to eradicate ; to cashier, todiscard, to remove from a post.Podi (t). To break in bits ; seed gemsV. Pudi.Poduh. Name of a tree yielding a sortof vegetable wax.Pokok (j). Trunk, stock, or stem of atree; a tree; trimk or body of an animal;source, origin ; capital, stock, fund.Pisau-i-awut. A knife for paring and Polah. Crafty, wily, cunning, trickishtrimming.craft, cmining, trick, artifice, evasion.Polaug. The mother- clove, the ripe clovePist-i (j). Sure, certain ; v. Pasti.Pisuh (jAv). Scolding, abuse, vituperation.fit for seed ; v. Ibu changke.Polan (j. polah). Conduct, behaviour,Pita. Pleased, cheerful.demeanour, comportment; way, manner.Pita (a. fitah). Ribbon, tape.Pitah. Witty, ingenious.Polo (jay). The brain.Pitam (t). Giddiness, vertigo.Pomahan (jav., from pomah, "certain,Pitis (j. pichis). Small coin, small absolute"). Homestead, the ground onchange ; v. Pichis.which a house stands, with that aroundPiutang (utang). An out-standing debt the house.a creditoi'.Pombak. Name of a species of pigeon.Piyalah (p). A cup, a bowl.Pon (jav). Name of the third day ofPiyalang. Name of a kind of barge or the Javanese week of five days.boat ; V. Pelang and Pilang.Poncha (s). Five.Piyanggang. Name of a large kind of bug. Ponchaparsada (s). A bath-room, a bath-Piyara (s). To rear, to bring up, to nourish,to cherish ; to fondle, to cai-ess.Piyarit (ben). A fish-spear.house ; V. Panchaparsada.Ponchawala (s). Name of a son ofYudistira, in the Mahabarat.Ponchawati (s). Name of the kingdomof Rama.Pond-ok (j). To halt and put up at astage on a journey ; a stage-houseto encamp ; an encampment ; v, Mond-ok.

PON—PRA [142] PRA—PRAPoud'okau. A stage-house; a pavilion,a temporary building.Ponokawau (j). A follower, a retainer.Poutianak (j). Name of a Malay townaud state on the south-westeru coa.stof Borneo ; v. Puutianak.Ponto. An armlet, an ornament wornon the arm.Pong (ben). Name of a bird, Gracula.Pongah. Trickish, deceitful, fraudulent.Ponggong. The buttocks, nates ; v. Puuggong.Pongsu. A hillock, a knoll ; an ant-hill.Pora-pora (j). To pretend, to feign, tomake a show of, to simulate ;pretence,feint, simulation ; v. Pura-pura.Porak-parek. Dispersed, scattered ;parted,divorced.Prabat (bat). A chisel.Prabu (s). A king.Prabu-anom (sandj). The crown prince,the heir presumptive ; literally, " theyoung or junior king."Prabungan. The ridge-pole of a house-Pradada (jav). A regal tribunal, a royalcourt of justice.Pradesa (desa). The country distinguishedfrom the town.Prad'a (for. prata, "silver"). Tinsel;leaf or thin plate of metal ; metalliccoating.Prad'a-pudiug. Name of a flower, Justiciapicta.Praga (jav).Name of a river of the provinceof Kadu, in Java, on the banksof which stands the great Hindu ruinof Boro-budor.Pragota (jav). Name of a mountain ofJava, in the province of Samarang.Prah. To squeeze out a fluid, to expressto milk.Prahara (s).A storm.Portugal. Portugal.Prai. To pursue a circuitous course, toPotoug. To cut ; to slaughter an animal go zigzag ; to sail by tacking ; v. Parai.for food.Praikan. To sail a ship by tacking.Poun. A tree ; a shrub ; trunk, stem, Praja (s. subject). The court, the residenceof the king ; a realm, a kingdom.stock ; origin, source, fountain ; cause ;basis, foundation ; stock, lineage, race ;Prajurit (j. pra, and jurit, "war"). Abeginning, commencement; principal, soldier, a warrior; v. Paujurit and Ptlrjurit.not accessory or auxiliary ; v. Pium.Pouu-kayu. A timber tree, a large tree. Prakara (s). Affair, matter, business,Poun (J. miiun). Leave, permission.transaction ; cause, ease, suit ; section,Pra. In composition is an abbreviation division, head, title; way, manner,of pai'a, " all," in Javanese. In words mode ; v. Parkara.borrowed from the same language it Prakasa (j). Power, strength ; valour,courage ; strong, powerful ; v. Parkasa.Prakat (rakat). Cement, glue; v. Pilrkat.seems also to be equivalent to the inseparableprefix, par, in Malay ; and inborrowed Sanskrit words it is equivalentPraku (bat). Weak, feeble.to the Latin prepositions 2^i'(e aud Prakutut (jav). Name of a species ofpiv; V. Para.l^igeon, Columha hantamcns'is.Praan. The upper plate of timber which Pramantri (mantri). The nobles, the nobilityconnects the wall with the roof of acollectively.building ; v. Prabatuu.Prauakan (anak). In a manuscript JavanesePrab. Pugnacious, inclined to show fightdictionary in my possession, ex-as a hen in defence of her chickens plained in Javanese, the definition ofto afi'right, to intimidate ; v. Prap.this word, literally translated, is " onePrabachoua-suta (s). A name of Hanuman,whose father aud mother are of dififer-in the Ramayana.ent countries ;" v. Paranakan.Prabatun. The wall-plate of a building Pranaraga (jav). Name of a pi'ovince inV. Priian.the eastern part of Java.Prabat (jav). Implements, tools, instruments,Prang (j). War ; battle, fight ; militaryutensils ; weapons, accoutre-array; forces; to war, to make war;ments ; furnitui-e, geai- ; materials, to fight, to engage.means.Prang-pijar. Name of a gj'mnastic sport.Praug-tiltar. Name of a gynniastic sport.Pi-angan. A battle, an engagement, anaction, a conflict.Pranganbuta (prang, and buta). Fu-I'ious battle, hot engagement ; literally," blind fight."roof.Prangai. Nature, projierty, quality ; disposition,temper.Prachaya (j). To believe, to credit ; totrust, to confide in, to rely iipon ; belief,faith ; trust, confidence, reliance ;Pranggu (j. prangkad). A Bet, a suit.Prangiiau ; v. Pranggu.V. Parchaya.Prangkap (tangkap 1). The body of aPrachik (j). A fowler ; a snare or gin to trap, or portion in which the prey iscatch birds; v. Rachik.caught.

PRA—PRE [143] PRE—PUCPrangpnis (sux). Stem, severe; frowning.Prangwatang (jav). A tilt, a tournamenta mock fight. The first part of thisword is obvious enough, prang, "war;"the second may be derived from watang," the shaft of a lance or spear,"or from a word with the same letters,meanmg, "the ceremony of the kingexhibiting himself publicly when thereare mock fights."Prap. Pugnacious, quarrelsome : v. Prab.Prapat (jav). A quarter, a fourth partthe place where two roads cross eachother.Prapatan (j. rapat). A neighbourhood;the nearest house or village.Pras (bat. -J. paras). To press or squeezeout a fluid, to express.Prast'a (s). Name of the minister of Rawana.Prat. Rancid.Pratala (s). The earth ; the land.Pratela (jav). Clear, evident ; explanation,interpretation, elucidation.Pratapiian (tapa). Place of religious penanceor retirement, hermitage.Pratond'a (jav. from tond'a). Mark,token ;proof.Prau (j). A boat or ship. It is the genericname for any kind of vessel ; thecastle at chess.Prawan (j). A maid, a virgin ; a womanthat has not been married.Prawata (s). A mountain.Prawira (s). A warrior, a hero; brave,valiant.Prayang (jAv). A ghost, manes, shade.In a manusci'ipt Javanese dictionary,the definition, literally translated, is," dead men wandei-ing."paunch ; the stomach ; the intestines,Prayaugan. The name of certain mountaindistricts in the countiy of the Sun-hold of a ship. In commercial lan-the guts ; viscera ; the womb ; thedas, in Java; literally, "place of ghosts." guage it is used to express the middlePrayayi (j). A chief, a noble, a grandee quality of an article, as distinguishedV. Priyayi.from the fir.st, kapala, "the head," andPrayoga (s). Fit, suitable, becoming. the inferior, kaki, " the foot."Praj'uga. Fortunate, happy, lucky. Prut-kra-s. Costiveness; literally, "hardPran. The second and final burning of belly."woodland for cultivation after the Prut-lingar. The small guts, the smallfelling and bui-ning of the lai'ge timber; V. Prun.intestines.Preksa (s). To examine, to inquire, tomake examination, to investigate ; tosearch out, to enquire for ; examination,enquiry, investigation, search ; inquest,inquisition. There is a curiousdiscrepancy in the difiercut senses givento thi.s Sanskrit word in Malay and Javanese,for in the latter it means " toknow or understand ;" v. Priksa.Preksaan. Search, enquiry, examination,investigation.PreksiiL T examine, to enquire into.Prentah (j). Order, command, mandate;order, rule, regulation ; to order, tocommand ; v. Parentah and Parentah.Pi-entahan. Dominion, authority; dominion,government.Pri. Mode, style, manner, fashion ;state, condition ; nature, property,quality; form, method, way; subject,matter, affair; event; how, by whatmeans. It is often equivalent to theArabic word Jial, which is joined to it,by a pleonasm common in the Malay.Prigi (j). A well, a spring, a fountain.Prikan (pri). To tell, to relate, to state.Priksa (j), V. Preksa.Priug (jAv). A bamboo, Bamlusa.Pringgat (ben). Name of a species ofwild grape, Vitis sylvestris.Pringgi (f arangi, " frank " ?). A pumpkin,Cucurbita pepo.Prisai (t). A shield, a buckler.Priya. Name of a culinary vegetableMomordica charantia.Priyaman. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Sumatra.Priyayi (j). A chief, a noble, a grandeeV. Prayayi.Priyuk. An earthen cooking-pot.Priyuk-api. A mortar, a howitzer ; literally," a fire pot."Proatin (re). Title of certain chiefsamong the Rejang nation of Sumatra.Prongos. Passionate, easily moved toanger, irritable.Prun. The final burning of woodlandfor cultivation ; v. Pran.Prusa (jAv). Force, compulsion, constraint;oppression.Prut. The belly, the abdomen, thePrut-sani, v. Prut-lingar.Prutak. Name of a plant, Myrmecodiaarmata.Piialam (t. poMm). Marble, alabasterV. Puwalam.Puchak (j). Summit, top; extremity,point ; end, crown, head ; v. Pochokand Puchuk.Puchang-babar (jav. puchang, " the arecapalm," and laabar, "to unroll or unfold"). Name of the country or kingdomLaksamana, brother of Rama, inthe Javanese romance of the Ramayana.

PUC—PUL [ 144] PUL—PULPuchAt (j). Pale, wan.Pulali. To recover, to rally ; v. Pulih.Pucbat-ijuchat. Veiy pale, very wan. Pulai. Name of a tree, the buoyantPuchuk. Summit, top ; v. Puchak. wood of which is used as floats forPuchuk. A term used in the tale or fishing nets.enumeration of certain objects.Pulan. Such a one, such a person.Puchuk. Name of a plant, aloe.Pulang. To return, to go or come backPuchung (ben). Name of a sea-bird.to return, to revert ; to restore,;toPudi (t). To break in bits ; seed gems ;give back ; return, act of coming backV. Podi.restoration, act of giving back ; back,Puding. Name of a plant, Justicia picta; again, in return.V. Prad'a-puding.Pulangan. Return, act of sending backPud'ak (j). Name of a plant, Pandanus return, requital ; return, profit, advantage.hiermis.Pud'aksatdgal (jav). Name of a country Pulangkan. To cause to return, to sendof Baratmajwa or Hindustan, celebrated back ; to restore ; to remand.in Javanese romance ; literally, " the Pulas. Name of several species of nettlepaudan field."(Urtica), from the fibres of the stemsPugar (jav. a stake or post). Name of of which a cordage is manufactm-cda province in the eastei-n pai-t of Java. the cordage so prepared.Puja (s). Prayer, supplication ; petition, Pulasari (j). Name of a plant, Alyxiarequest ; adoration, worship.stellata.Puji (s). Praise, laud, commendation;compliment ; adoration, worship ; tojDraise, to laud, to commend ; to compliment.Puji-pujian (s). Commendation, laudation,praise ; compliments.Pujongga (jav). Unmarried, living incelibacy ; a bachelor ; a scholar, aman of learning; v. Bujangga.Pujud. To strangle with a coi-d ; v.Pujut.Pujuk. To coax, to flatter ; v. Bujuk.Pujut, V. Pujud.Pukang. The sloth, the slow-pacedlemur, Loris tardigradus.Pukang. A short wooden bar with aline attached to the middle andwhich is baited for catching the alligator.Pukas.Pukas.Name of a forest tree.A peculiar state of nervous excitabilityin women ; to amuse oneselfin wishing, to play at wishes.Pukat. A seine, a drag-net.I'ukau. Name of a narcotic drug preparedfrom the datura or thornapple.Puki. Pudendum muliebre.Puki-anjing. Name of a fruit, Cynometracaulijlora.Pukul (j). To beat, to strike, to knock,to smite, to hit ; to punish by striking;to beat or sound a musical instrument;to attack, to assault ; a blow, a stroke.Pukul-mamukul. To deal continuousblows ; to deal mutual blows.Pukulun (jAv). Lord, master; thou, toa superior.Pula. Also, likewise, too ; again, more ;in continuance.still,Pula-pula. Over and over again, witliiteration.Pulasari-laki. Name of a plant, Cldlocai-pussuaveolens.Pulau (j). An island ; v. Pulo.Pulas (j. pulir). To wring, to twist, tocontort ; to oppress.Pulas. To turn aside, to turn out of theway.Pulih (j). To recover, to be restoredfrom sickness ; to rally, to recoverfrom disorder or flight.Pulihkan. To repair, to mend, to restore; to rally, to restore to order.Pulir (bat). To turn, to turn round.Pulo (j). Island, isle, islet ; hill ormountain in an islet. It is prefixed tothe names of all the small islands, and,indeed, forms an integral part of theirnames, as in our own and other languages.It may be observed that manyof the annexed words are old or obsoleteMalay, and sevei'al, Javanese orBugis.Pulo-arau (arau, Cassuarina muricata).Name of several islands extending fromtlie straits of Malacca to New Guinea.Pulo-awai-. Literally, " bamboo island,"awar being the name of a particularspecies of large bamboo ; the name ofthe island in the China Sea called inthe charts Pulo Aor.Pulo-ay3,r. Litf'i-ally, " water island ;the name of several islands on thewestern coast of Sumatra, and otherl^arts of the Archipelago.Pulo-babi. Literally, " hog island ;" nameof at least four islands variously situatedfrom Sumatra to the Moluccas.Pilo-baiiak (j. banak, "a goose"). Nameof two adjacent islets on the westerncoast of Sumatra.Pulo-barahla, or brahla. Literally, " idolisland ;" name of four different islands,

PUL—PUL [ 145 ]PUL—PULextending from Sumatra to- Camboja,and called in the charts Varela.Pulo-brambang(j.brambang, "an onion").Name of a small island off the coast ofCheribou, in Java ; v. Nusa-brambang.Pulo-buntuig. " Pregnant island ;" nameof one of three islets on the coast ofQueda, the nearest to it being calledSongsoug, which means "to escort,"and the furthest Bidan, which is " midwife."Pulo-bungoran. The island called in thecharts the Great Natura, between thepeninsula and Boi-neo.Pulo-datu or datuk. " ;"Chiefs' islandname of au island on the south-westerncoast of Borneo.Pulo-durian. " Durian island " {Du7-ioZibethiniis) ; name of an island lying inthe midst of the cluster between Sumatraand the extremity of the Malaypeninsula, called Dryon in the charts.Pulo-dewa. The Maldive islands ; literally," islands of the gods."Pulo-jarak. " Palma Christi island ;name of a small island in the straitsof Malacca, the Pulo-jan-a of the charts.Pulo-jarjak (jarjak, " the upright pofstsof a house"). Name of a small islandtowards the eastern end of the straits ofMalacca, the Pulo-jarajah of the charts.Pulo-kambaug or kambaugan (j. kambang," to float on the surface," and kambangan," a duck," or the object thatfloats on the surface). Name of an islandlying off the southern coast of Java.Pulo-kambing. " Goat island " ; nameof an island lying between Wether,Omby, and Timur.Pulo-labuhan. " Auchoi-age island ; " thesmall island on the north-eastern coastof Borneo, now a British settlement.Pulo-lada. " Pepper island ; " name of aconsiderable island towards the westernend of the straits of Malacca, belongingto the principality of Queda.Pulo-langkawi. Name of a large islandtowards the western end of the straitsof Malacca, belonging to the principalityof Queda; the Lancava of thecharts.Pulo-liiut. " Sea island ; " name of oneof the islands off the eastern coast ofthe Malay peninsula, and within theChina sea; the South Natuna of thecharts.Pulo-lombok (j. lombok, " the capsicum").The island of Lomboc, thesecond east of Java.Pulo-marak. " Peacock island " ;nameof au island on the western coast ofSumatra ; the Marra of the charts.Name of an island onPulo-nangka (uangka, "the jack," /4 r^ocarpusintegrifolia).the eastern coast of Borneo, and ofthree islets in the straits of Banca.Pulo-fiamuk. "Mosquito island;" nameof an island on the western coast ofSumatra.Pulo-pandan. "Pandanus islet;" nameof one of two islands in the straits ofMalacca, called The Brothers in thecharts.Pulo-panjang. " Long island ; " name ofnot fewer than eight islands in variousparts of the Archipelago, from Sumatrato Celebes.Pulo-paugkal (pangkal, "butt end,""stock"). Name of au island on thewestern coast of Sumatra.Pulo-paugkur. " Mattock island ; " nameof the two islands called in the chartsDinding, which means " a wall," and isitself the name of a place on the oppositeshore of the peninsula.Pulo-pamuja (s. puja, "prayer, worship,adoration"). Name of au islet on thenorth-eastern coast of Banca.Pulo-paranfian (parantian, " haltingplace").Name of an island in thegulf of Siam, and off the shore of thepeninsula.Pulo-pinang. " Areca palm island " ;the British settlement of Piuang, orPrince of Wales's island.Pulo-pisang. " Banana island " ; name ofsix different islands in various parts ofthe Archipelago, fi-om Sumatra to theMoluccas.Pvdo-raja. " King's island ; " name of anisland near Junk, Ceylon, and towardsthe western entrance of the straits ofMalacca.Pulo-rakat. " Close or Near island ;"name of an island on the western coastof Sumatra, near Natal.Pulo-i'akit. " Raft island ; " name of asmall island towards the western partof the north coast of Java.Pulo-rond'o (s. rand'a, " a widow"). Nameof an island off Achin head, Sumatra.Pulo-salah-nama. " "Miscalled island ;one of the two islands called in thecharts The Brothers.Pulo-sapatu (for. ^apato). " Shoe island ;name of an island in the China sea,lying off the coast of Cochin-China.Pulo-sasak. " Wattle or Hurdle Lsland ;name of a small island near Celebes,and sometimes given to Lomboc.Pulo-satu. " Islet One ; " one of a gi'oupof islands, seven in number, and namedaccordingly, on the coast of Sumatra,near Padang.Pulo-sayaug. " Compassion island " ; anisland between Gilolo and New Guinea.

PUL—PUN [146] PUN—PUNPulo-sAmaja (samaja, "merely, simply,solely"). Name of the group of islandsbetween the Malay peninsula and Borneo,called in the charts the SouthAnambas.Pulo-sambilan. " The Nine isles ; " nameof a group of islands conforming innumber to their name, in the straitsof Malacca, called in the charts " TheName of one of the manyPulo-sftrasau.islands between the Malay peninsulaand Borneo.Pulo-siyautan. Siyantan is the name of aplant ; name of the group of islandsbetween the peninsula and Borneo,called the North Anambas.Pulo-subi. Name of an island lying betweenthe peninsula and Borneo, andwhich, -N^-ith all the others, belong tothe principality of Jehore.Pulo-sumba. This is the name whichthe Bugis give to the remote islandcalled in the charts Sandal-wood island.Pulo-talor. " Egg island ;" name of anislet on the western coast of Sumatra,near Natal.Pulo-timbalau (timbal, " opposite, overagainst"). Name of a group on thewestern coast of Borneo, called in thecharts the Tambelan and Nonsuchislands.Pulo-tinggi. "High island;" name ofan island on the east coast of the Malaypeninsula, and not distant from theentrance of the straits of Malacca.Pulo-tiyoman. Name of a considerableisland not distant from the last-named,called in the charts Timun.Pulo-ubi. " Yam island ; " name of anisland off the Cape of Camboja, calledin the maps Oby.Pulo-uwi. " Yam island ; " name of threeislands,—one off Achin head, in Sumatra;government. The root is probably theone in the gulf of Siam ; and Javanese verb gawa, " to carry orone in the Banda sea, called in the bear."charts Pulo Way. This and the last Punggok. Docked, or wanting a tail;name are essentially the same.name of a small species of owl.Pulo-ular. " Snake island ; " name of an Punggong. The buttocks, the posteriors.island on the western coast of Sumatra. Pungkur (j). Behind, at the back partPulo-wayang. '' Puppet;island " name ofan island lying in the Gilolo passage,or between Gilolo and New Guinea.Puluh (j). Ten, the decimal ; but likeratus, " hundred," and ribu, " thousand,"requiring the digits before it.Puluh-bitrpuluh. By tens.Pulur. The pith of plants ; meal, farina.Pulut (j). Gum ; bird-lime ; name of aglutinous variety of rice, called kdtanby the Javanese, Onjza glutinosa, orylandulo.ia.Pun. An inseparable affixed jiarticle,which seems intended rather to improvethe sound than add to the sense.It may sometimes be translated " too,also."Punai. Name of a large species of greenpigeon, feeding chiefly on the fruit ofvarious fig-trees.Punai-andu. Name of another species ofgreen pigeon.Punai-jambu. The Jambu pigeon ; nameof another species of green pigeon.Puuai-tanah. Ground pigeon ; name ofanother species of green 2>igeon.Punan. Name of a wild tribe on thesouth-western side of Borneo.Puncha (j. ponchot). The skirt of a garment.Punchak (bat). Top, summit ; v. Puchakand Puckuk.Pundi-pundi. A satchel, a scrip, a moneybag; V. Papundi.Pund-ak (j). The shoulder.Puni-puni (bat) ; v. Pundi-pundi.Puujut. To gather up and tie the cornersof a piece of cloth so as to make abag of it ; to tie the mouth of a sackwith a sti-iug.Puntang. Striped, marked by alternatestreaks.Puntul (JAV). Blvmt, dull in the edge,not sharp.Puntuug. A log, a billet.Punuk (j). An excrescence on the neckof oxen, from the fiiction of the yoke ;an excrescence on the shoiilders ofporters from the friction of the bearingpole.Pungah. Pride, haughtiness, arrogance.Punggah. To unload, to unlade, to uubui-then.Punggawa (j). A public minister, a councillorof state ; official designation ofthe five chief ministers of the Javanesebreech, hinder part.Pungiit. To pick, to take up, to gather,to collect ; to pick, to cull, to choose,to select ; to glean.Pungutau. The thing picked up ; selections;gleanings, windfall; waif; foundling.Pungut-pungutau, v. Pungutan.Pungut-chukai. To collect tolls or taxes.Pungut-layar. To take in or shortensail.Pungut-salah. To find out faults; literally," to pick or cull faults."

PUN—PUS [ H7] PUS—PUTPuna (ampuua). To own, to possess;an affix which after a noun or pronounmakes a possessive genitive. It is anabbreviation of anipuiia, " master orowner," and is for the most part confinedto the oral language.Puiiiii. To own, to possess.Pupu. Consanguinity, relation by blood ;generation, filiation, lineage ;generation,single succession.Pupiian. Connexion by blood, cousinsliip.Pupuh (j. to strike, to fight ; war). Toprepare to fight, as a cock by struttingand clapping the wings ; to fight cockswithout artificial spurs.Pupul (ben). The harvest of pepper andother fruits, but not of corn. Theword may be an abbreviation of pangiimpul,"a collection or gathering,"from the verb kumpul, " to gather orcollect."Pupur (j). Name of a cosmetic powder.Puput. To blow, to make a current ofair.Pura (s). In Malay used only in composition,as in the word Siugapura," lion city," but in Javanese it means" city " or " palace," as an independentword.Pui'a-paranda. Broken, shivered ; routed.Purak-parik, v. Pura-paranda.Pura-pura (j). To pretend, to feign, tomake a show of, to simulate ;pretence,feint, simulation ; v. Pora-pora.Purba (s). P'irst, former ; origin, source ;beginning ; cause ; v. Purwa.Purbakala (s). Former times, yore, oldentime, days of old, antiquity.Purbani (s). Tide, stream.Pureh. A wooden pricker or skewer.Pui'i (s). The private apartments of apalace or great house distinguishedfrom the public.Pusat (j). The navel; middle, midst,centre.Pusadah (jav).Name of the author ofa Javanese poem called the Bratayuda,thought to have been written a.d. 1079.Pusing. To turn round, to revolve; toveer, to twirl, to twist ; dizzy, giddy.Pusingkan. To cause to revolve, to maketo go round.Pusing-kapala. Vertigo, giddiness.Puspa (jav). a flower ; name of a particularflower, Gordonia Wallichii.Puspa-iiidra (jav). Name of a flower,Calpandria canceolata.Puspita (jav).a flower.Pustaka (j. a book). Divination, enchantment; wile, ti-ick.Putar (jav). Name of a species of pigeon,Coluniba Hsoria.Putar-lUut (jav). Name of a species oftern. Sterna grisea of Horsfield.Putar. To tui-n, to move round ; to revolve,to wind, to twist ; to equivocate,to prevaricate ; equivocating, prevaricating;fraudulent, deceitful.Putilrau. The thing that turns round;a windlass ; prevarication, equivocation; deceit, guile.Putar-balik. To turn or twist back ; toprevaricate ;prevarication.Putek. The germ of fruit.Putih (j). White; pale, not deep coloured; candid, frank ;young, growdng,as fruit that is forming or setting.Putihkan. To whiten.Putih-kuning. Pale yellow.Putih-talor. The white of an egg.Puting. End, extremity ; the iron spillof a weapon that fixes it in the handle.Puting-baliyung. A whirlwind.Putiug-damar. The venereal disease;literally, " torch end."Puting-susu. The nijiple of the breast.Purnana (s). The full moon.Putra (s). A son ; a prince.Puru. A sore, an ulcer.Putri (s). A princess ; the daughter ofPuru-ayal. Cancer.a man of rank.Puru-baka. Scrofulous sore.Putri, or dawim-putri. Name of a plant,Puru-kochi. The ulcer of Cochin, the Mussana frondosa.Putu (jav). a gi-andchild.Purun (JAV). To dare ; to attempt, to Putung (jav). To break, to snap.venture ; daring, bold, valorous. Putus (j). To break, to part in two ; toPurwa (s). Beginning, commencement; end, to conclude; broken, divided inorigin, source ; cause, reason ; the east two ; ended, concluded, terminatedthe Hindu deity Durga ; v. Purba.decided.Purwagond'a (s). Name of the kingdom Putusan. A breaking, a parting, a dividingof Arjuna, in the war of the Mahabarat.; rupture ; end, termination,Pusaka (j). Inheritance, patrimony ; hereditai'yconclusion ; decree, judgment, sen-property ; heir-loom.tence.Pusaugkara (s). The Hindu god of the Putus-asa. Hopeless ; literally, " rupturesun, or Surya.of hope."Pusar (jAV). The navel.Putus-iiawa. Death ; termination of lifePusaran. The circular arrangement of literally, "rupture of life."the hair on the crown of the head. Putuskan. To break, to divide by vio-

anyPUU-RAB [148] RAB-RAIlence ; to end, to terminate ; to decide,to decree.Piiun (j. moun). Leave, permission ;toask, to entreat, to beg.Piiun. A tree ; a shrub ; trunk, stem,stock ; origin, source, fountain ; causebasis, foundation ; stock, lineage, race ;beginning, commencement ; a principal,not accessorj', or auxiliary ; v. Poun.trap.Rachun (j).Rachuni.Poison, bane, venom.To jjoison.Piiun-mata. The inner corner of the Rad (du. raad). Council board.eye ; literally, " beginning or source of Rada. To assuage, to mitigate, to allay.the eye."Radak. To spear from beneath, toPUun-rambut. The roots of the hair. spear by stabbing upwards.Piiun-talinga. The ear at its attachment Radap. Name of a kind of dinim ; v.to the head.Radap.Puwadi. A bridal throne, or seat of Raden (j). A Javanese title, properlyhonour for the bride and bridegroom applied to persons of royal blood only ;at a marriage ceremony.V. Riiaden.Puwalam (t. polam). Marble or alabaster;Raden- adipati (j and s). Title of the primeV. Piialam.Puwan. A tray or salver for betel.Puwah-puwah (j). Frizzled or woolly; anegro. It is applied to anythingwith a frizzled or woolly coat. Thus,a particular variety of the commonfowl with ruffled plumage is calledayam puwa-puwa ; v. Papuwa.Puwar. The cardamom, Amonmm cardamomum; v. Kapulaga.Puwar-laku. Name of a species of cardamom,Amomum gradlc.Puwas (j). To be content, to be satiated.Puwasa (j). Fast, abstinence from foodreligious abstinence ; the MahomedanLent.Puwaskan. To satisfy, to satiate, tocontent ; to assuage.Puyuh (j). The quail, Coturnix. InJava it is applied to the female only.Puyung (bat). Empty, barren, as afemale.EaADEN (j). a Javanese title; v.Raden.Riiang. The jaws, the upper and lower jaw.Riiat. A sjjinniug-wheel.Rab. Tamed, broken in ; trained.Raba. To feel, to perceive by the touchto search by feeling ; to handle,;tofeel with the hand ; to grope.Rabun. To charm by fumigations ; tofumigate as a cure for diseases.Rabun. Dim-sighted, purblind.Rabung (j. wuwung). The ridge of ahouse roof.Racliik (j. prachik). A snare, a gin, aminister in the Javanese government.Raden-ayu (jay). A queen ; any lady ofhigh rank; literally, "the beautifull^rincess."Raga (jAv). The body, the person.Raga. Wicker-work ; a basket ; a hamper.Ragang (j. rangsang). To climb, to mountwithout a ladder.Ragang. To stretch, to extend, to spread;to rack, to stretch.Ragastina (s). Name of the kingdom ofSubali.Ragam (s). A tune, a melody ; a musicalmode or style.Ragam (s). Inclination, will ; caprice.Ragas. To scramble, to seize at eagerly.Ragits (j. gagas). To cut off the hair ofthe head as a punishment : to dockV. Ragas.Ragi (j). Yeast, barm. In Javanese, itmore frequently means " spiceries."Ragi. A stripe in cloth.Ragu. Confused, perplexed.Ragukan. To confuse, to perplex.Ragum. A vice, a gripe.Raguwati (s). Name of the mother ofRamachandi'a in the Ramayana.Rahasj'a (s). A secret, a mystery ; secret,mysterious.Rahu (s).The constellation of the Dragonin Hindu astronomy ; a serpent or dragonsupposed to be attempting to devourthe sun or moon dui-ing an eclipse, abelief nearly univei-sal among the nationsand tribes of the Archipelago,Raban. To snuffle, to speak through thenose ; to dote as an old person ; to testified by the beating of the stamperssnore.in the rice mortars over a wholeRabi (jAv). To marry ; marriage.country, from the beginning to the endRabit. To tear, to lacerate, to rend, to of an eclipse.Rai (jAv). The face, the countenance.rip.Rabok. Tinder, touchwood; combustibleRiiimah. Crumbs, fragments of a mealfor kindling a fire ; fire-or feast.works.Riiimas, v. Riiimah.Rabu. I'lio lungs.Rais. To draw an object towards one

RAJ—RAK [ 149 ]RAK—RAMwith the hand ; to sweep from a surface^vith the hand ; v. Rayis.Raja (s). A king ; a prince, a monarch.Raja-di-raja. A catafalque, an ornamentedbier.Raja (dawun-raja). Name of a plantliterally, " king's leaf"Raja (kayu-i-aja). Name of a tree, Cassiajavanica ; litei-ally, " king's wood."Raja-mud'a. The heir presumjitive, thatis, " the young king."Raja-pati (jay). Murder, homicide.Raja-panoma. The price or gift givento the parents for a wife.Raja-parampiian. A queen ; literally," woman king."Raja-raja (s). Princes collectively ; littleprinces, tributary kings.Raja-singa. The venereal disease; literally," king of lions."Raja-tatu (jav). The crime of wounding.Rajan. Ambiguous, doubtful, problema-reverbei-ation.Rakan. A comrade, an associate; apartner in trade ; a share or divisionin a trading adventure.Rakan. Name of a river and Malay settlementon the north-eastern side of Sumatra,belonging to the principality ofSiyak.Rakat (j). To stick, to adhere; adhesive;joined, united ; cement, glue.Rakat (s). The scarlet weighing bean,Abrus precatorius; equal in weight toabout 2^ grains English, 6 making amas, and 12 mas a tola, which is 179gi-ains.Rakit (j). To an-ange, to put in regularorder.Rakit. Name of a dance.Rakit (j). A pair, a couple ; a match,fellows.Rakit. A scaffold for workmen.Rakit. A raft, or float of timber orbamboo.Rakitan (j). Arrangement ; a pair, acouple. The last five meanings aremost probably taken from the first,which is generally a Javanese sense ofthe word.Raksa (s>. To watch, to guard.Raksasa (s). A demon or gobhn of Hindumythology; v. Rasaksa.Raksi. To prepare or compound perfumes.Rakus (bat). Greedy, gluttonous.Rakut. To shuffle, to prevaricate.Ram (j. angi-am). To brood, to hatch ;to crouch, to lie down.Ram. A bundle of leaves baited, andused as a trap to catch shrimps.Rama (j). Father ; v. Ramak.Rama (s). The Hindu demigod Rama,the hero of the Ramayana.Ramadj'a-pati (s). A name of Hanuman,in the Ramayana.Ramah. Intimate, familiar.Ramai (j. rame). Merry, jocund ;populous,crowded; v. Rame.Ramaikan. To collect in numbers; to makepopulous and prosperous ; to rendermeriy or jocund; to make prosperous.Ramai-ramai. Merrily, gaily, jovially.Ramaji (j. rama, s. aji). Royal father.Ramak (j). Father ; v. Rama.tical.Rajakan (raja). To make king, to raise to Rama-rama. A butterfly, Papilio.the throne.Ramas (j). To knead, to work up materialsby pressure of the hands.Rajatmaya (s). Name of one of theheroes of the war of Barat, the same as Rambai. A tassel.Rumaja-putra.Rambang. To hazard, to try the chance.Rajawali. An eagle.Rambu. Fringe; thependentedge of cloth.Rajan (j. majau). Bloody flxix, dysentei'y. Rambun (bat). Hail, hailstones.Raj in. Diligent, industrious, assiduous, Rambut (j). The hair of the humanlaborious.head ; the hair of the mane and tailRajuk. Sullen ; heavy, dull ; sorrowful. of animals.Raka (bat). To echo, to resoimd ; echo, Rambutan (rambut). A fruit whichtakes its name from its shaggy coat,Nephelmm lappaceum.Rambuti. Made of hair, having hair formaterial.Rambut (dawun rambut). Name of aplant; literally, •' hair -leaf," Q/j/t/odermapendulum.Rambut-putri.Name of a plant, Cassytafiliformis J literally, "princess's hair."Rame (j), v. Ramai.Rame-rame (jav). A feast, a festival.Rami (j). Name of a nettle of whichcordage is made, Urtica cestuans.Ramih (s). Pleasant, delightful, givingdelight.Ramiya. Name ,of a plant.Ramos. The beard.Rampai. Name of a plant, Pandanuslatifolius.Rampak (j). Expanding, spreading out,extending; expansive.Rampas (j). To seize, to take possessionof by force; to wrest, to extoi-t byviolence ; to plunder, to pillage, to rob,to sack ; to confiscate.Rampasan. Plunder, spoil, booty, pillage; extortion ; confiscation.Ramping (j). Thin, slender, slim, delicateof shape.

RAM—RAN [150 ]RAN—RATRampog (jAv). To stab with manyspears or lances ; to make a generalcharge with spears or lances.Rampiing (j). To cut off, to separate bycutting ; to decide, to determine.Rampungan. Decision, determinationsentence.Rampus. To interrupt, to speak abruptlyor unseasonably.Ramu. An assemblage of odds and ends,a collection of heterogeneous matters.Ranchah (sun). A marsh, a bog ; marshy,lost her husband or is divorced ; v.Rond-a.Rand-a-jawa. Javanese millet, Panicumpalmiefolium.Rand'u (j). Name of a tree, the silkcotton, Erlodendron anfractxMsmn, orBombax pentandrum.Rand'u alas or utan (j). Name of a tree,Salmalia malabarica.Ranch. Name of a plant, Licojiodiumplanum.Ranjau. A palisade, a shaii) pale.Ranjung. To crouch, to squat.Rantai (j). A chain; a fetter; v. Rante.Rantaikan. To chain ; to fetter.Rantaka (j. kalataka). Name of a kindof small brass ordnance ; v. Rantaka.Rantam. To hit or knock against ; v.Antam.Rantang. Straight, stretched out; straight,tense, tight; v. Rantaug.Rantangkan. To straighten, to makestraight ; to straighten, to make tense,to tighten.Rantau. The reach of a river or seashore;the portion of a road or lanebetween its windings ; a district ordepartment of country ; restless,roving, wandering ; name of an islandon the north-eastern coast of Sumatra,divided from the mainland by a verynarrow channel.Rante (j). A chain ; a fetter ; v. Rantai.Ranting. A twig, a shoot, a small branch,a sprig, a spi-ay.RcUiu (jAV). Water; a lake, a meer.This is, no doubt, the same word asdanau and danu of some of the otherlanguages of the Archipelago ; v. Danau.Ranum. Ripe, full ripe, mellow.Rangas. Name of a tree, Gluta beiir/Iia.sV. Rftngas.(j. rongga). Title of an inferiorclass of public officers in Java.Rangga. The panniers of an elephantused for burthen.Ranggung. To squat, to sit in a squattingposture.Rangka (j. warangka). A sheath, a scabbard; a case, a covering, an envelope ;the body in relation to the soul; amould, a matrix; a house without awoman ; a man in poverty or destitution.Rangkai (j. rangke). Tied, bound toge-Rana (s). A field of battle ; v. Rona.ther.Ranchana (s). Copy, transcript ; draught, Rangkap (j). A double, a fold ; a pair,sketch ; v. Ranchana.a couple.Ranchung. To slice, to pare ; to lop, to Rangkas. A sprig, a spray, a twig, aprune.bough.Randung. To step on or over an object. Rangking (bat). A hamper with a lid.Rand'a (s). A widow, a woman who has Rangsaug (jav). To scale, to climb.Rapat. Close, near ; compact, coalescingjoining, uniting.Rapatan. Seam, juncture, joining.Rapatkan. To join, to unite ; to causeto coalesce.Rapek. Familiar, vmceremonious ; toclatter, to talk impertinently or idly.Rapili. A bit, a fragment ; to crumble,to break into small pieces.Rapuh (j. rapuh). Brittle, fragile, crumbling.Rara (jav). A maid, a virgin ; v. D'ara.Rarawestu. Name of a grass withscented roots ; v. Narawastu.Rasa (s). Quicksilver, mercury.Rasa (s). To taste, to perceive by thepalate ; to taste, to smack, to have ataste; to feel, to perceive by thetouch ; to feel, to perceive ;to feel, tobe conscious ; to think, to conceiveto judge, to consider ; to ponder, toreflect; to imagine, to fancy; to experience,to know by practice; taste,smack ; touch, sense of feeling ; feeling,perception ; sensation ; thought,judgment, opinion, notion; meaning.Rasiian. Feeling, sensation ; thoughtopinion, judgment.Rasiii. To feel, to perceive by the touchto try, to experience, to essay, to haveexperience ofRasamala (s). Name of a plant, Liquidambaraltingiana.Rasilksa (s). A demon or goblin of Hindumythology ; v. Raksasa.Rase (j). Civet, musk ; the civet cat,Viverra rase of Horsfield.Rasukan (jav. from rasuk, " to have, topossess ; to wear, to be clad"). A coat,a jerkin.Rasukan-rante (j). A coat of mail ; literally,a " chain-coat."Rat. To draw or pull tight.

EAT—RAY [151 ] RAY—RAJRat (jAv). The world ; country, region,—as rat-Jawa, " the connti'y of Java."Rata (s). A car, a chariot.Rata (j). Flat, level ; plain, smooth ;even, uniform, equal ; flat, prostrate ;throughout, in every part; thorough,"sovereign" is the most frequent inJavanese, has probably the same originas datu, " a chieftain." Thismay be inferred from its derivative," palace or residence of a king," beingwritten, indifferently, karaton or kadaton.Ratus (j). Hundred.Rawa (j). A morass, a feu ; a lake ; nameof a central province of Java ; name ofa central country of Sumatra. Thetwo last words are most probably takenfrom the first.offence.Rawung (j. bayung). To howl.Raya (achin). Great.Raya. Name of a tree, called also bungasapatu, or " the shoe-flower," Hibiscusrosa-sinensis.Rayah (j). To spoil, to plunder, to pillage; to confiscate ; to adulterate, tocorrupt.Rayahan. Plunder, pillage, spoil ; booty,confiscated property ; confiscation.Rayap. To climb as a vine or otherscandent plant.Rayap (j). The white ant, sometimescalled also samut putih, which is aliteral translation of the English name.Te7-mes.Rayih. To embrace by taking to thebosom.Rayis. To draw an object towards onewith the hand; to sweep from off asurface with the hand ; v. Riiis.Rayu. To coax, to wheedle.complete.Rayu. Uneasy, ill at ease.Ratakan. To level, to reduce to equal Rayukan. To trouble, to disquiet.height ; to smooth ; to equalise, to Rab (a). Lord, master; ruler; possessor.make even.Rabab (p). A violin, a fiddle.Rata-rata. Winged insects ; a swarm of Riibabu (jAV). Name of one of thehighest mountains of Java, situated inRatab. To lament aloud, to wail ; wail, the centre of the island.loud lament.Rabah (j). To tumble, to fall ; v. Rubuh.Ratak. To choose, to select.Raban (rabah). Tumble, fall.Ratap, V. Ratab.Raban. A fowl-house, a hen-roost.Ratapi. To bewail, to beweep, to lament.Rabana (t). A tabour, a small drum.Rabat. To block up, to barricade.Ratna (s). A gem, a precious stone ; v. Rabia (a). The spring ; vernal.Ratna.Rabia-al-axir (a). The fourth month ofRatu (jAv). A king; a queen. This the Mahomedan year.word, which, of many syuonymes for Rabia-al-awal (a). The third month ofthe Mahomedan year.Rabuug. The young and esculent sproutsof the bamboo cane.Rabus. To stew, to seethe.Rabut. To snatch, to seize hastily; toseize, to take by force ; to pilfer ; topillage, to plunder; to scramble, tocatch eagerly.Rabutan. A snatch, a hasty catchseizure, the thing seized; pillage,plunder.Rabyat (a). Usury.Racha (jay). An idol, an image.Rawai. To fish with lines secured to the Radana (jav). Money.bank of a river.Radap. A kind of small di'um or tabourRawan. Gristle, cartilage ; a term used V. Radap.in the tale or numeration of certain Radi (jav). A mountain.objects, as cordage.Radi (jav). Name of the village headmanRawang (j. krawang). Lattice, reticulatedin some parts of Java.woodwork.Radik. To rebuke, to reprove.Rawan. Pleasure, joy, delight;Radum. Obscure, gloomy, cloudy, lower-rapture; tenderness, sensibilityRawat. To cut, to slice, to pare, to trim.Rawit. To implicate or involve in aning.Rfldum. An ahatis of trees ; to barricadea road or passage with felled trees.Raga (s). Price, value, worth ; v. Arga.Ragang. A frame for stretching anythingon ; the rack ; the cross.Ragangkan. To rack, to stretch out ; toexecute on a cross.Rdgas. To crop the hair of the head asa punishment ; to dock ; v. Ragas.Ra/am (a). Mercy, compassion ; merciful,compassionate.Ra/tmau (a). Merciful, compassionate.Raja (jav). Flourishing, prosperous asa well-governed country.Rajah (p). Series, order; vestige; amuletsconsisting of written words onslips of paper.R^jang. The nation and language of theRejangs, on the western side of Sumatra.

RAJ—RAM [152] RAM—RASRajang. Astrology, fortune-telling, divination.Rdjasa (j). Name of a tree, EUeocarpus.Rajasa (jav). Tin.Rajab (a). The seventh month of theMahomedan year.Riljdng. Costiveness, constipation of thebowels.Rajim (a). Stoned, pelted with stonesexecrable, accursed.Rajuna (s). The Hindu demi-god Arjun ;V. Arjuna.Rakat (a). A bowing of the head andbody in prayer.Raksa (s). To guard, to watch ; to lookafter, to take care of; v. Raksa.Rdlung. Name of a superficial landmeasureof 80 yards square ; v. Orlang.Ralla (a). Will, pleasure, desire ; consent,acquiescence.Rallwani (a). Paradisaical, suited toparadise.Ramaja. Bordering on the age of puberty,verging on puberty.Ramak. Let, allow, suffer, permit. Thisword is seldom, if at all, found in thewritten language.Ramal (a). A stratum of sand on whichfigures are drawn for fortune-tellinggeomancy.Rilmang (j). Darkness, gloom, cloudinessgloomy, cloudy.;Ramba. To walk abreast, to walk sideby side.Rambang. Directly in the midst, rightin the middle ; due, exactly.RAmbang. To spring, to rise out of theearth and grow ; to spring, to arise, toappear.Rdmbang (j). Name of a district on thenorthern side of Java.Rambas. To smite with a sword or similarweapon.Rambat (bat). To grow luxuriantly ; tospread out diffusively.Rambat. The bends, or substitute forthem, in boat-building.Rambaya (j). A state barge.Rambas (j). To ooze, to exude.Rainbiya. Name of the true sago palm,Metvoxylon sagun.Rampah-rampah. Si)iceries, condiments;V. Rampak.Rampak. Spreading out, extending, notcrowded or condensed.Rdmpauai (sun. kilampani). Name of agenus of plants, .ird/sia, of which thereare several species.Ramuk. To break to pieces, to shatter.Rana (jav). Joy, delight ;glad, happy.Ranang. To swim ; v. Bamang.Ranang (j). Gloomy, cloudy; gloom,darkness ; v. Ramang.R3,nchana (s). Sketch, draft, delineation,plan, contrivance ; copy, transcript.Rauchanakan. To draft, to sketch, todelineate ; to frame, to contrive, toplan ; to copy, to transcribe.Randall. Low, not high, not elevated ;modest, not proud.Randahkan (raudah). To make low ; tohumble, to abase.Randam. To steep, to soak.Randang. To fiy, to cook by frying.Rand-ang (jav). The wet or rainy season.Ranjang (bat). A bedstead.Rdntaka (j). Name of a long swivelcannon of small calibre.Rfin^ang. Straight, tense, tight.Rantangkan. To straighten ; to stretch,to make tense.Rantam (bat and ben), v. Rantang.Ranti. To cease, to stop ; v. Baranti.Rantung. To burn, to consume by fire ;a burn, an injury from burning ; burnt,over-roasted in cooking.Ranum. Mellow, fvdl-ripe ; 7\ Ranum.Rangas. Name of a tree yielding a resinits resin used as a varnish ; v. Rangas.Rangat. Flux, dysentery.Rangat (jav). A crack, a flaw, a fissure.Rangga. The panniers of a carriageelephant ; v. Rangga.Ranggang (j). Wide, disjoined, not close,not compact.Rangut. To twitch, to snatcli ; a twitch,a spasm.Rangkas. A twig, a spray.Rclngkiug. A hamper.Rangkung. The windpipe.Rilngkuugan. The throat, the windpipeand gullet.Raiiah (j). Brittle, fragile ; friable.Rariah. Laborious, assiduous.Raiiai. Drizzling, continuous rain.Rapang. To cut horizontally ; to file thecrown of the teeth even, one with theRambiya. A fringe, a flounce.Rambu, and Rfimbau. Name of aMalay state in the interior of theMalay peninsula, established directlyfrom Mauangkabau in Sumatra.Ramis. Name of a species of shellfish.Ramllan (a). The ninth month of theotlier.Rapen (jav). A song, a ballad.Mahomedan year ; the Ramadan or Rapuh. To tie or bind an animal forMahomedan Lent, usually called by the slaughter.islanders puwasa, or "the fast.''Raput. To rot, to decay.Rftmpaji. A kind of knife or razor.Rasaliit (a). A mission, a legation.

RAS-RIB [ 153 ]RIB—ROBRasam (a). Law, rule, regulation, injunction,precept.Rasdung. An ulcer.Rasdung-kochi. The venercixl disea.so •that is, the ulcer of Cochin.Rasi (s). A saint, a person of holy andretired life.Ra.sik (j). Clear, pure ; clean ;pure, uprightV. Barsik.;Rasik Kata3Ti (jav). Name of an ancientking of Koi'ipau, in Java, father ofPanji Dewa Kusuma, the hero of Javaneseromance.Rasvd (a), a ines.seDger, an apostleapplied eminently to Mahomed.Ratak. A crack ; cracked.Rateh. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra, betweenJarabi and Indragii-i, inhabited by acolony of the Lauuns of Mindano.Rati (s). Meaning, significance ; v. Arti.Ratna (.s). A jewel, a gem.Ratna-chdmpaka (s). The topaz.Rawayat (a). NaiTative, story, tale.Razafc (a). Riches, good fortune.Razaii (a). Food, victuals.Rayat (a). A subject, a va.ssal.Regol (jav). a gate, a gi-eat door.Reka (j). To pi-oject, to contrive, toplau, to scheme ;project, scheme, plan,design, contnvance ; cunning, craft.Rembas. Name of a kind of adze.Renchang (jav). A servant, a follower,a retainer.Reuda (for). Gold or silvet lace.Rendang. Leafy, abounding in foliage.Rendu. To long, to pine with desire ;a longing, a pining ; v. Rindu.Reujong. Tall, high iu stature.Repot (jav). Weak, feeble, impotent;poor, indigent, needy.Repus, To tie up or bind things together.Reta (s). A car, a cart ; v. KAreta.Rewana (s). Rawaua, king of Ceylon,the enemy of Rama.Rewasa (s). Time, age, period ; v. Dewasa.Re-ft-ang. To sail by tacking, to beat ona wind.Reyal (for. real). The ordinary Spanishdollar, or the Dutch Rix dollar of 48stivers.Ri (jav). a prickle, a thorn; a fishbone; V. Duri.Ria (a). Hypocrisy, deceit, dis.simulation.Riba. The lap or bosom ; to place onthe lap or bosom.Ribiian. The lap or bosom.Ribali (j). To fall down, to tumbleV. Rabah and Riibuli.Ribakan (riba). To place on the lap.Ribu (j. ewu). A thousand,Ribut. A .storm, a tempest; a gale, asquall.Ridi. A kind of sedan of matting.Rikat. Mud, puddle.Rimah. Crumbs, fragments; v. Raimah.Rimas ; v. Rimah.Rimau. A tiger ; v. Arimau.Rimba. A forest.Rimpah. To be overthrown, to be overwhelmed.Rina (s). Day ; v. Din a.Rinah. To trickle, to fall in drops.Rinchi. The title assumed by the leadersof the new religionists of Sumati-a,called the Padri.Riuchik. A chip ; a bit, a small piece.Rindi. A girdle.Rindu. To long, to pine, to languisli ;V. Rendu.Rinjani. The native name of the moimtaincalled by marinei's the peak ofLombok, 13,000 feet high.Riutek. Large distinct rain-drops ; spots,specks ; spotted, speckled.Rintik (bat). To moan or groan as a sickpei-son.Ringat (bat). The breast.Ringan. Light, not hea\'y ; light, unencumbei-ed.Ringankan. To lighten, to make light.Riuggit (jav). a representative, a deputy; a player, an actor ; a publicdancer and singer ; a scenic figure orpuppet ; a play or drama.Riuggit (jav). a name of Bima, one ofthe heroes of the Mahabarat.Ringgit (j). A Spanish dollar, probablyfrom the resemblance of the device tothose on the old coins of Java, whichwere scenic represent;xtions.Ringkas (jav). To compress, to forceinto a narrow compass ; to abridge.Risa. A wen, a steatome a bump.Risau.;A rogue, a rascal ; a profligate, alibertine.Risu (ben). To rumple.Riya. Playful, sportive, wanton, frolicsome;sport, play, frolic; joy, pleasure.Riyak (j). Phlegm ; to hawk, to forceup phlegm.Riyang. Name of a noisy gi-asshoppercalled by Europeans "the tnimpeter."Riyang (bat). A caterpillar.Riyau. The Dutch settlement of Rhioin the island of Bintang, at the ea.sternend of the straits of Malacca.Riyuh. Loud, noLsj^, boisterous ; noise,uproar.Riyuk. Inclining, bending, leaning, notvertical.Rob (jav). The flood tide ; full.Robek (bat). To tear, to rend.

ROD—RUA [154 ]RUB—RUMRodok (ben),Rod-a (por).a rake, a scraper.a wheel.Roka. Name of a tribe aud language ofthe island of Floris.Rokok (du. rook, "smoke"). A scgar, orcheroot.Rombai. A fringe ; a flounce ; a valanceV. Ombai.Rombak. To demoli.sh, to destroy.Rompah-rompah (j). Spices, spiceries;V. Rumpah-rumj)ah.Rompak (j). To plunder at sea, tocommit piracy.Ron (jAv). A leaf; v. Dawun.Rona (s). A field of battle ; v. Rana.Rond'a (s). A widow, a woman who iseither divorced from her husband orwhose husband is dead ; v. Rand'a.Rand'a (for). Military rounds or patrols.Ronot. To follow, to go after.Rental (j. ron, "a leaf," aud s. tal, "aspecies of palm "). The Borassii,s jlabelliformis,the leaves of which are usedas a material for writing on ; v. Lontarand Tal.Rong. Gamboge, the inspissated juice ofOaircnia Camboja.Rongga. Scull, cranium.Rongga (j. rong). A hole, an aperture ;a hollow, a pit.Rongga (.TAv). A Javanese title of nobilityof the third class.Roiiggcng (jAv). A professional danceror singer.Rongkak (bat). Proud, vain, arrogantV. Bongkak.Rongkong. The windpipe ; v. Rdngkong.Rongkongan. The throat, the windpipeand gullet ; v. Rangkougan.Rongot. Talkative, loquacious, prating.Rotad-and'a (s). Name of a class ofdemons.Rotajanggala (s), v. RotadAnd'a.Rotan. The rattan, Calamus rotanrj.The root is probably the verb rawut,"to pare and trim," and the meaning,therefore, is, " the oliject pared andtrimmed." In the Hortus Bogoricnsisseven species of the rattan are described,with five that are doubtful.Rotan-jarnang. The dragon's bloodrattan, Calamus draco.Rotan-salak. Name of a rattan producingan esculent fruit, Salacca edulu.Name of a bird.Ruba (.iav). a gift ; a fee ; a bribe.Ruba. Name of an island on thesouth-eastern coast of Borneo.Ruba-ruba. Anchorage fees, harbourdues paid by sti-angei-s.RubS,d (jav). Knotty, perplexed, difficult.Rubek (bat). To tear, to rend ; v. Subek.Rubiug. The gunwale of a ship or boat.Rubuli (j). To tumble, to fall, to comeviolently to the ground.Rubuhkan. To fall, to throw to theground, to throw down.Rubung (j). To crowd round an object,to swarm, to throng,Rubyat (a). Usury.Rucha. The mob, the vulgar; anythinglow or mean.Rudi (ben). The ankle ; v. Mata-kaki.Rudus (ben), a kind of sword or hanger.Rugi. Loss, damage, detriment.Rugul. To ravish, to deflower, to commita rape.Ruhara (jav). Desolation, extreme disorder.Ru/t (a). Spirit ; soul ; life ; a temi ofendearment, life, darling.Ru/i-al-A'udiis.The holy spirit, the holyghost.Ru/taui (a). Spiritual, holy ; agreeable,amiable.Rukam (j). Wild fruit.Rukam-asilm. Nameof a plant, Flacourtiasapida.Rukam-badak. Name of a species ofcaper, Capparis.Rukam-manis. Name of a plant, Flacourtiacataphracta.Rukam-sapat. Name of a plant, Ocymumaiistatum.Rukan (a). Aid, support.Rum (j). Fragrant, odorous, sweetsmelling; V. Arinn.Rum (a). The Turkish empire; Constantinople.Ruma (s). A hair, a pile ; the pores ofthe skin.Rumah (j. umah). A house ; dwelling,habitation, abode ; Iiome, residence.Rumah-bftchara. A public hall ; a courthouse,a tribunal, a court ofjustice.Rumah-kuda. A stable.Rumah-tangga. A household, a family ;literally, "a ladder-house," that is, ahouse having access by a ladder.Rumaja (s). Maturity ;puberty.Ruman. The peraon, the body; personalair.Ruman. Rice straw.Rotan-utan. Name of a plant, Fla;/ellariamolka.Roti (hin). Whoaten bread.Rowang (jav). A companion, a comrade,an associate.Rliak-riiak. Name of a bird.Rumbang-rambing (bat). Tattered, tornRiiak-riiak-bangkai. Name of some carrionto shreds.bird.Ruak-riiak-putih.Rumpah-rumpah (j).V. Rompah-rompah.Spices, spiceries;

RUM—RUS [ 155 ]RUS—SABRumpang (j). Blemished, defective, imperfect,mutilated.Rumpaiigkan (j). To mutilate.Rumpun. A sprout or vegetable shootproceeding from the root ; a bush.Rumput (J. dukut). Grass. Uuder thisuame, however, as iu om- owu language,are included many plants which arecall together.Ruwah. To throw out, to cast away.Ruwai-ruwai (ben). Name of a carrionnot true grasses,• plant, vegetable.bu-d.Rumput-lalang. The lalang, a wellknownrank grass and troublesome Ruwang. The spaces between the woodenRuwak-ruwak (ben). Name of a bird.weed, Andropor)

SAB -SAB [ 15(J SAB—SAGSabaiiak-lagi. As many, or ass muchmore ; so many more.Sabar (j). Bitterly, severely.Sabarang (j. barang). Whatever, anything.Sabarang-barang. Anything soever; some,some one ; ordinary, of common i-ank.Sabawan. A playmate, a comrade.Sabaya (baya). Equal, alike, similar.Sabayik-bayik (bayik). Luckily, fortunately; correctly, truly.Sabtlcbara (bachara). Unanimous, of onemind.SabMum (balnm). Ere, before, soonerthan.Every, each one.Saban (jay).Sabanasa (b^nasa). Rogue, miscreant,profligate ; a tei-m of abuse.Sabanar (banar). Of a truth, in truth,,truly.Sabilnar-banar. Truly, veritably, mosttruly.SabAnaiTia. Indeed, in truth, in verity ;truly, justly.Sabaudrang. Over against, ojjposite.Sabantar. A moment, a minute, a shortwhile ; immediately, straightway.Sabautar-ini. Just now, this moment.Sabdntar-itu. That moment, that instant.Sabantar-lagi. Presently, in a short timehence, by-and-by.Sabarana. Entire, comiilete.Sab.lrmula (mula). First, at fir.>3t, at thebeginning. An adverb used to indicatethe commencement of a paragraph orsection.Sabatul (batul). Truly, rightly, correctly.Sabda (s). To say, to speak ; a word,speech ; to ordei-, to command ; order,command, mandate.Sabiji (biji). One of any small roundbodies literally, " one seed.";Sabit. A sickle.Sablah (blah, " to split ").• One of twosides; one of two objects; one half;side, quarter, direction ; close by, hardby ; apart, separate ; the sole fish.Sablah-kanan. Tlie right side.Sablah-ku-i. The left side.Sablah-sana. That side, thither, yonder.Sablah-sini. This side, hither.Sablas (j). Eleven.Sabi-ang (j). On the opposite side of thewater ; on the opposite shore of a sea,lake, or river ; foreign, outlandish ; anycountry beyond the sea, in reference tothe Archipelago, esi)ecially the countryof the Hindus ; v. Sabraug.Sabuk (j). A girdle, a waistband.Sabulih (bulih). Ability, power, capacity.Sabulih-bulih. T5y all possible means, byevery endeavour.Sabulih-bulihiia. Possibly, by po.ssibility.Sabun (POR. sabao). Soap.Sabung (j). To fight, to conflict ; a gamecock.Sabung. Name of an island in the sti-aitsof Malacca.Sabung-milnabung. To fight reciprocally,to engage in mutual conflict.Sabut. The fibrous husk of the cocouut.Sachakar (chakar). A scratch, a scrape;a line.Sachara (cliara). Having the same mannersor customs.Sachukup (chukup). Enough, a sufticiency.Sachurang. Name of a kind of nativemadecannon.Sadab. Eue, Rata graveoJens.Sadakala (s). Yore, oldeu time; longago ; usual, wonted ; constantly, continually;always; v. Sadiyakala.Sadaliiuggam (t). Minium, red lead,sulphuret of lead.Sadapat (dapat). Possible ;possibility.Sadapat-dapat. By all possibility, byevery efibrt, ^by every endeavour.Sadapatiia. Possibly.Sadaya (jav). All, the whole.Sadar (j). Sal ammoniac, muriate of ammonia.Sadewa (s). Name of one of the Paudus,in the Mahabarat.Sadikit (j. sad'id'ik). A little, a smallpart ; a few, a small number.Sadingin (dingin). Name of a plant. Cotyledonlacmiata.Sadiya. Genuine, real, natural, not counterfeit ; v. Sadiya.Sadiya. Former, past, ancient, oldeu.Sadiya. Ready, prepared.Sadiyakan. To prepare, to get ready,to make i-eady.Sadiyakala (s). Oldeu time, usual; always;V. Sadakala.Sadulur (jav). Brother or sister.Sadung. Name of a place on the northwestcoast of Borneo. >Sadup (ben), a sickle.Sad'atang (d-ataug). Arrival.Saga (j). The scarlet weighing bean, therutty of the Hindus, equal to grains3'33, Abrm jwcecalorim.Saga-kayu. Name of a large scarlet bean,Adenanthcra pavonina.Sagala (s). All, every one.Sagala-sasuwatu. Every one.Sagara (s). The sea, the ocean.Sagara-kindul (jav). The South sea, thesea south of Java.Sagantung. Name of a mountain in theterritory of Malacca.Saganap (ganap). The whole, the totalityeach, every one.Saganggdm (ganggam). A handful.

SAG—SAK [157 ]SAK—SAKSagi. The side of a square or other angulardegree ; utterly, completely, entirely,figure.wholly.Sagu (j). The esculent pith of the sago Sakalian (kali). All, every one.palm, Meiroxylon sago ; v. Rambiya. Sakaliatan (liat). Sight, prospect, objectSagu (gu). A yoke of oxen ; a pair, a of view.couple.Sakali-kali. At all, by any means; atSah (j). Broken, interrupted.once ; ever.Sah (p). King ; v. S'ah.Sakali-kali tiyada. Never ; not at all, bySa/tir (a), a sorcerer, a magician ; sorcery,no means.magic.Sakali-lagi. Once more, again.Saidangan (idangan). Eating from the Sakali-pjlrastawa. Once on a time.same dish, eating at the same table. Sakali-puu. Even, although, notwithstanding; at all, once ; even ; entirely,Siiikat (ikat). A bunch, a cluster.Siiimbat. A back stroke with a weapon. wholly, ever so much.Sakalurga (kalurga). Of the same raceSiiing. To sail in company, to sail in afleet ; to travel any way in company or family, liaving relationship.V. Saymg.Sakampung. Of the same town, village,Satngan (siiing). A companion ship.or quarter; fellow-townsman or villager;neighbour.Saingga (ingga). Unto, until, as far as ;saving, excepting.Sakapur (kajjur, "lime"). A mouthfulTo say, to speak.of the betel ingredients limed andSiiir.Sairkan. To tell, to inform.ready for use; the time taken inSiiisah. To wash cloths by beating on astone or board.Siiisi (isi). The whole, all ; the wholecontents ; inhabitants, the population.Saja. Simply, merely ; v. Saaja.Sajati (j). General, not special.Sajamat (jamat). A week, a se'imight.Sajehtra. Peaceful, still, quiet; secure ;peace, quiet, tranquillity ; rest ; safety,security ; contentment.Saji (s). To pi-epare and lay out an entertainment.Sajian (saji). An entertainment.Sajumput (jumput). The quantity thatcan be taken up between the fingersand thumb, a pinch.Sajm'us. Throughout, right through.Saka. Hereditary, descending from ancestors.Saka (JAV). A post or pillai' in a building.Saka (s). The person alleged to haveintroduced the Hindu era of Salivahnainto Java, a.d. 79.Sakiiandak (andak). AVill, pleasure, dcsu'e,intention, wish.Sakadndakua. At will, at pleasure.Sakadau. Name of a Malay settlementon the western coast of Borneo.Sakaduwa (duwa). Both, the two.Sakai. A dependent, a retainer, a follower; an associate.Sakai. Name of a kind of boat.Sakai. To thrash, to thump.Sakakala (s). The era of Saka, or Salivahna;V. Sangkala.Sakai. A slight blow or stroke ; to slap.Sakai. An advei-se or head ^vind.Sakala (s). Once, on a time; always;whole.Sakali (kali). Once, a single time ; atonce, at the same time ; very, in a highchewing it.Sakai-ang. Now, at present.Sakai-ini. Name of a mountain in Java.Sakasih-kasihan (kasih). Compassionately; affectionately.Sakati. Name of a bird.Sakatika (katika). A moment, an instant,a short while ; immetliately, forthwith,at once ; while, whilst, during.Sakawan (kawan). A flock; a herd; acompany ; together, in company.Sakachap. The twinkling of the eye ; atwinkle, a moment, an instant.Sakajep (kajep), v. Sakicliap.Sakan (sa). To liken, to resemble ; literally,"to make one."Sakarba (s). Name of a Hindu goddess.Sakard'a (s). Name of the abode ofMahesasura.Sakarling (karling). A leer ; a glance.Sakat. To tease or plague a child.Sakatika. A moment ; v. Sakatika.Sakera (kera). According, agreeably to,conformably with.Sakera-kera. Nearly, about, by guess;according to, in a manner suitable to.Sakit (j). Sick, afflicted with disease;sore, painful ; hurt ; to be sick ; to bepained ; to be diseased ; sicknessdisease, malady, distemper; pain, ache;soreness ;pain, punishment, infliction.Sakitan. Pain ;punishment, infliction ;a convict, one that is subjected topunishment.Sakiti, V. Sakitkan.Sakitkau. To punish ; to pain ; tostraiten, to distress.Sakit-ati. Grief; irritation, provocationgrudge.Sakit-bulan. An eclipse of the moon ;literally, '' sickness of the moon."

SAK—SAL [158] SAL—SAMSakit-gigi. Toothache.Sakit-kdpala. Headache.Sakit-mata-ari. An eclipse of the sun.Sakit-payah. Sorely sick gi-ievou.sly sick.Sakiyan (kiyan).;So much ; so many, asmuch, as many.* Sakiydniia. All.Sakiyan-kiyan. Quantity, amount.Sakrat (krat). A cut, a part cut off, abit, a piece, a fragment.Saksi (s). Witness, evidence; v. Saksi.SaksTau. Evidence, testimony, proof.Saku. A pocket.Saku-saku. Privatelj', secretly, not openly.Sakunvmg-kufiung (kufiung). Suddenly,unexpectedly, unawares.Sakutu. Associate, fellow, companion ;a partner.Salasar. A gallery, a portico.Sakutuk (kutuk). Accursed, damned. Salatiga (jay). Name of a place in theSakuwasa (kuwasa). With the utmost central provinces of Java, towards thepower, with the gi-eatest exertion base of the mountains Marapi andstrenuously, stoutly, vigorously, powerfully.Salawat (bat). A present in money sentRababu.Sakadar (a. kadar). Degree, rank, condition; about, nearly, on or about by parties invited to the funeral whoto the relatives of a deceased personmerely, only.do not attend.Sakiiwat (A.kiiwat). Strenuouslj^, stoutly, Salayin (layin). Excepting, saving.vigorously, powerfully.Salamah (bat). A cold, a rheum.Sala (jAv). Usually pronounced Solo ;Salamba. Impertinent, pert.the original name of the place which Saliingkap (langkap). Completeness, per-is now, midcr the name of Surakarta,the capital of the native prince ofJava, called the Susuuan ; v. Solo.Salagi (lagi). While, as long as.Salah. Individual, single, particular.Salah (j). Wrong, erroneous, faultydiffering, disagreeing;guilty, criminalcontrary, foul, adverse ; error, mis-.take ; fault, transgression ; offence,harm, injury; guilt, crime, ein ; toerr, to mistake ; to fail, to miss ; toSalama (lama). Whilst, as long assince, from the time that.Salama-ini. All this while.Salama-lamaua. For ever, evermore,always, etei'nally.Salamafia. Ever, always ; as long as,while.Salang. A sling for carrying a load.Salang. The island at the western entranceof the straits »f Malacca, calledin the majis Junk Ceylon, a word supj^osedto be a corruption of Ujungsalang," Salang point or headland."Salapan (sun). Nine.Salapis (lapis). A fold, one-fold.Salarak (bat). The rails or horizontalpieces of a fence, wall, or partition.fection ; a suit, a set ; a suit of clothes.Salebar-lebar (lebar). As broad as, aswide as.Saleh. To proceed ; a way, a road.Salekan. To summon, to call to come.Salendro (jAv). Name of a kind ofgamalan or staccata.Salidik. Dihgeuce, assiduity.Saligi (j). A wooden dart or javelin.Salimbau. Name of a place on thewestern coast of Borneo.Salimpai.disagree, to differ; to transgress, to A scarf.offend ; to sin.Salimpaiknn. To put on a scarf, to investSalahan. Error ; sin, crime.with a scarfSalin (j). To change, to alter, to shiftSalahi. To contravene, to oppose ; v.Salahkdn.to copy, to transcribe ; to translate, toSalahkau. To put at fault, to contravene, render from one language into anothcx-.to oppose ; to defeat, to frustrate ; todivert ; to incriminate.Salinan. Change, alteration, shift ; copytranslation.Salah-kana. Inconsistent, incomi^atible. Salin-nabi. To change one's religionSalah-laku. Name of a tree, Cissm quadrangidarig.to apostatise ; literally, " to;changeSalah-silah. Offence, tx'ansgression.prophet."Saluruh (luruh). All, the whole; all over.Salah-suwatu. Even one.Saluwar (a. sarwal). Drawers, trowsers.Salai. To cure fish or flesh by smoking. Salwa. Salya, one of the heroes of theSalak. To bark, to bay, to yelp.Mahabarat.Salak (j). Name of a fruit, Balaccu Saliya, v. Salwa.edulis; v. llotan salak.Sama (s). Same, not different; equal,Salaku (laku). Like, in this manner, like another; like, alike; similar, resembling;thus, so ; as if, so as.fellow, equal, peer; with,Salalu (lalu). Past, beyond ; throughout. in company of; together.Salam (j). Name of a i)lant, Syzygiu Samabarang (baraug). Whatever, what-cymosa.

SAM—SAM [159] SAM— SAMSama-juga. All one, all the same, all Sambil (j). While, at the same time that.alike.Saiubilau. Nine ; v. Sambilan.Samakan. To equalize ; to liken, to Sambu (s). A name of the Hindu godcompare.Siwa or Mahadewa ; v. Samba.Samaua. With, together.Sama-rata. Equal, on an equality; ona level ; equally, without distinction ;even, level.Sama-sama. Together, along with ; mutual.Samacham (macham). Of the same pattern; like, alike.Sania-tara. An ecpial, a match.Samak (.i). Bark, tannin; to tan, toimbue with bark ; to curry and dressa hide.Samalam (malam). Last night, last even.Samalam-malamfia. Nightly, every night.Samalaman. By night, nightly.Samama. Name of an island on thesouth-eastern coast of Borneo.Samana-mana (mana). Anywhere, wheresoever;anyhow, howsoever.Samantara (s). While, whilst, during;meanwhile ; straightway, forthwithuntil.Samantra. The island of Sumatra; v.Sumatra and Samantra.Samar (j). Seci-et, occult ; disguised ;counterfeit ; masked ; obscured, concealed; indistinct, obscure ; delusion,illusion.Samar (s). A name of Bima, in the Mahabarat; a noted character in the Javanesedrama.Samarkan. To disguise ; to obscure, toconceal.Samasta (s). All, the whole.Samata (mata). A point of the compass.Samata (s). Wholly, entirely.Samata-mata. Completely, thoroughlyabsolutely, entirely.Samataiia. Each, every one.Samatan. Name of a place on the southwesterncoast of Borneo.Samati (mati). The dead, the deceased.Samba (s). A name of the Hindu godSiwa; v. Sambu.Sambang. A honeycomb.Sambang (j). A patrol, a night-watch.Sainbarap. Prejiared, made ready.Sambas. Name of a Malay state on thewestern coast of Borneo.Sambat (jav). To complain, to utterlamentations.Sambal (j). Name of a sjiiced condimentin general use.SamVjar (j). To pounce, to swooi>.Sambar-manambar. To pounce reciprocallyand continuously.Sambar (bat). Hoarse, rough-sounding.Samb^rilen (jav). The diamond beetle.Sambung (j). To join, to piece, to uniteto fasten, to link, to put together; tosplice.Sambung. A topmast; that is, a mastfastened on.Sambui-ua. Gold-coloured.Sambut (j). To take, to lay hold of; totake, to receive ; to receive eeremoniou.sly;v. S8,mbut.Sambutan. The act of receiving ; thething received ; import duties, customson imports ; v. SAmbutan.Sami (s). The title or name given bythe Malays to the priests of the Buddhistreligion.Samir. The leaves of the nipah palmstitched together with filaments ofrattan, and used as thatch.Samodal (modal). A partner in tradeliterally, " one stock."Sampah. Light rubbish ; a mote.Sampai (j. sampe). To arrive, to reacha place by travelling ; to happen, tofiiU out, to befall, to come to pass ; toreach, to attain ; to amount ; sufficient,enough ; unto, till, until.Sampaikan. To cause to an-ive ; tocause to happen, to bring about ; toaccomplish, to effect, to fulfil, to execute,to cause to reach ; to deliver, tooffer, to present.Sampak. The ring at the insertion ofthe blade of a weapon in the hilt.Sampan (j). A little boat, a canoe, askiff.Sampang (j). Name of a tree yieldingvarnish ; varnish ; name of a districtin the island of Madura.Sampar (sun). A pestilence, a murrain.Sampat. To be able, to be competentV. Sampat.Sampat. To overtake, to come up to, tocatch.Sampeyan (jav). Pronoun of the secondperson in addi'essing a personage ofhigh rank; literally, "the feet."Sampejmn-pukulun (jav). Lord, master;literally, "the feet of the lord."Sampi (j). Kine, oxen ; v. Sapi.Samping. A kind of drum.Samping (bat). Side, flank, lateral part.Sampok (bat). To respond, to reply, torej oin.Sampurna (s). Perfect, complete, consummate;faultless, unexceptionableperfection, completion, consummation;V. Sampurna.Sampuwah (bat). To flap, to beat witha flap.

SAM—SAN [ 160 ]SAN—SANSamsam. Name given by tlie Malays to Santana (s). Family, race; relationship.the mixed race between the Malays Santap. To eat, to take refreshment.and Siamese, and also to parties who Santapan. Food, refreshment.have adopted the language, manners, Santiln (j). An emulsion of coconutand dress, although not the religion, kernel.of the opposite race ; v. Samsam. Santanau (jay). A name of the provinceSamudra (s). The sea, the ocean.of Pat'i, in Java.Samuga-muga (muga-miiga). May, expressingdesire ; hoping, desiring. Santiyasa. Ever, always ; evermore, forSantar (j). Violent, forcible, impetuous.Samugaua (muga). Properly, fitly, suitably.Santri (s). A disciple, a scholar ; a priestever; v. Sanantiyasa.Samuka (muka). To confront, to face ;a merchant.face to facej like, resembling.Santosa (s). Easy, quiet, restful, tranquil,peaceful ; ease, quiet, rest, tran-Samukakau. To confront, to put face toface ; to liken, to compare.quillity, repose ; peace ; contentment.Samim. To I'ob, to plunder, to pillage. In Javanese it means " steady, firm ;"Samuwa (s). All, the whole.V. Santosa.Samuwaiia. The whole, all of it.Santubung. Name of a headland on theSana. There, in that place ; v. Situ. south -western coast of Borneo.Sana-sini. Here and there, hither and Santun (j). Civil, polite, respectful. Inthither ; to and fro.Javanese, " a flower ; beauty ; anSanai. Name of a large timber tree.obeisance."Sauajan (jav). Though, although. Sang (jay). A relative pronoun.Sanak (j). Pain, cramp, spasm.Sang. Snot, mucus of the nose.Sanak (j). A relative, a blood relation. Sang (jay). A titular prefix to names ofSanak-sanak. Kin, kindred, kinsfolk. l^ersonages, chiefly mythological. InSanama (uama). Of one name, of the a native Javanese dictionary, its literalsame denomination ; namesake.meaning is explained by the differentSanan. There; v. Sana.synonymes for " a flower."SanajTs (nnjis). Foul rogue, dirty fellow Saugagung (agung). " The great or exaltedone," a title of royalty.a term of abuse.Sanantiyasa (s). Ever, always ; for ever, Sangaja. Design, purpose, intentionevermore, perpetually ; continually. to design, to purpose, to intend; designedly,purposely, intentionally ; v.Sandilr (j). To lean, to rest against ; tobe propped, to be bolstered, to be Sangaja.shored.Sangaji (saji). A king, a monarch,Sandaran. A prop, a support, a stay, a staff, that is, " the king."a fulcrum ; a pledge, a gage, a pawn. Sangal. Rheumatism.Sandari. To support, to prop.Sangangin. Name of a fish.Sandi (jav). Secret, clandestine ; furtive Saugau. Name of a Malay principalitya thief.on the western coast of Borneo.Sandipura (s). Name of a place in the Sangawad-i (sun). A stirrup; v. SdngawiuVi.eastern part of Java.Sandung (bat). To trip, to stumble. Saugat i(j). Vei-y much, in a greatSand-ang (jay). Cloth ; clothes.exceedingly.Sand-ang (j). A scai-f, a piece of dress Sangga (j). To guard, to ward, to protect,to fend.worn loosely over the neck andshoulders.Sanggakala (bat). The trumpet of theSand-angan (jav). Clothing, dress; the resurrection.vowel chai-acters of the Javanese al-Sanggar (jay). An idolatrous temple.Sanggrah (for. sangrar). To blood, tolet blood.Sanggu. Name of a Malay state on thewestern coast of Borneo.phabet—that is, " the clothing " of theconsonants.Sand-ing (j). Near, close to, nigh.Sanischaya (s). Certainly, of a certainty,positively, assuredly.Sanitan (son). Name of a tree, Castancaargcntea.Sanjata (j). Arms, weapons ; the shortvowel points and other orthographicmarks of the alphabet—the arms, as itwere, of the consonants ; v. Sanjata.Santaji. A thong, a leather strap.Santan. Name of a plant, Ixoru incamalu.Sanggul. The hair dressed in a knot andtied at the top of the head.Sanggup (j). To promise, to engage, toagree.Sangit. A hand-maid, a waiting-maid.Sangka (s). To think, to muse, to meditate; to suppose, to fancy, to imagineto conceive, to imagine ; opinion, notion,judgment ; v. Sftngka.

SAN—SAO [lei ]SAO—SAPSangkak. To forbid, to hinder, to prevent.Saugkal. To denj', to abnegate, to disavow,to disown ; to refuse.Saugkala (kala). Era, epoch ; date ; v.Sakala and Sangkala.Sangkang. Across, athwart ; a cross-bara gag ; a kind of ornamental frameworkin a house.Sangkap. To pull laterally, to draw asideas a curtain.Sangkar. Diameter, breadth.Sangkil (bat). To carry over the hip.Sangklapa. Name of a plant, Gardeniaflorida; v. Pachah-piring.Sangku (j). A bowl.Sangku (bat). A scull-cap.Sangkup. Able, competent.Sangkut. Fixed, fastened, made fast ;stuck fast ; impeded, hindered, obstructed; bound by affection.Sangkutau. Obstacle, obstruction, hindrance.Sangkutkdn. To fix, to fasten ; to impede,to obstruct, to hinder.Saugkuwang, and Sangkwang.The trachea,the windpipe, the larynx.Sangnata (s. nata). A king, a monarch.Sangpi'abu (s. prabu). A king, a monarch.Sangsam (jay). A deer, a stag; Cervusrusa; v. Mangjangan.Sangsara (s). Trouble, affliction, suffering,misery ; calamitj", misfortunetorment, misery ; difficulty, distress.Sangsarakan. To pain, to afflict, to torment; to distress, to harass, to makemiserable.Saugulun (jav. sang, "a flower," andulun, "our"). King, lord, monarch.Sangyang (jAv). A god, a deity. In theJavanese native dictionary the synonymeis the vSanskrit word dewa, "agod;" V. Ywang.Sangywang (jav). A god ; God, theDeity ; v. Sangyan and Ywang.Sangywang-asmara (s. asmara, " love ").The god of love, the Hindu godKama.Sangywang-manon (s. manon, "life").Kala, the Hindu destroying power.Sangjwang-sukma (s. sukma, " the soul ").God, the Deity.Sangywang-widi (s. widi, " high, exalted").God, the Deity.Saolah. As, like, according to.Saolah-olah. Like, as if; accordingly.Saorang (orang). A man, a person ; anindividual ; alone, single ; alone, solitary;each, every one.Siiorang-anu. A certain person.Siiorang-d'iri. All alone, by oneself,without company.Saorang-d'iriku. Alone, by myselfSaorAng-or

SAP—SAR [ 162 ]SAR—SARSapu. To sweep, to clean with a besomto wipe ; to brush ; to rub, to scourto stroke, to rub geutly with the handto smear, to besmear; a broom, abesom ; a brush.Sapu (JAV). To whip, to scourge, to flog,to hish.Sapu-tangan. A handkerchief; literally,"hand-wiper."Sapuluh (puluh). Ten ; literally, " oneten."Sapupu (pupu). Of one blood, of thesame kindred ; cousins.Sapupiian. Kindi-ed, filiation, consanguinity;cousinship.Sapurti, v. Saparti, Siip^rti, and Sdpurti.Sapurtimana, v. Sapili-timana.Sapurtina, v. Sapartifia.Saputangan (jav). A name of Hanuman.Sapuwas (puwas). Repletion, satietycontentment.Sapuwi-sapuwi. Blowing gently, blowingsoftly ; V. Sapuwi-sapuwi.SaZ;adar (A^adar). Only, merely.Sara. Provision, food, provender, victuals; sustenance, maintenance, supplyof necessaries ; rations, allowanceof victuals ; allowance of money ; allowanceof tonnage made by custom toliving.Sarak-mati. Divorce by death.Sarakkan. To separate, to part; to divorce,to repudiate ; to wean.Sarakah (jav). A potter, a manufacturerof earthenware.Sarakit (j. rakit). A pair, a couple ; amatch, fellows.Sarampang (bat). To throw a stick atan object with a view to hit it.Sarang. A nest, nidiis.Sarang-burung. A bird's nest ; the esculentnest of the swallow.Sarang-lawa-lawa. A sjjider's web, a cobweb.Sarang-madu. A bee-hive ; a honeycomb.Sarapuh (rapuh). A crumb ; a small bit.Saras (jav). Convalescent, recoveredfrom sickness; healed, cured; hale,sound, sane.Sarasa (rasa).Like, resembling.Sarasiljya (jav). The lotus flower, A^e/itmhiiunspeciosum ; v. Padma and Tarati.Sarat (j). Loaded, laden, full.Saratan. A load ; a cargo.Saratkan. To load, to lade ; to fill.Saratus (ratus). One hundred.Sarawak. Name of a district on thenorth-western side of Borneo, remarkablefor its abundant mines of antimony,and of which the sovereignty isat present vested in an English gentleman.Sir James Bi-ooke.Saraya (j. sarya). Whilst, at the sametime that.Sarayang-saroyang (bat). Staggering,reeling.Sarang ( j) Together, in company . , j ointly,conjunctly.Sare. Middle, midst.Sare (jav). To sleep ; asleep ; sleep.Sarek. Hoarse.Sari (jav). A flower ; a woman.Saribas. Name of a wild tribe on thenorth-western side of Borneo.Saribu (ribu). One thousand.Saribu. Name of a palm, Saribus rotimdifolius.Saring (j. to filter). To drag for fishwith a net.the crew of a vessel ; to issue an allowanceof food or money.Sarira (s).Saroja (s).The body, the person.The lotus flower, NelumhmmSara (jav). Sharp-pointed.sjKciosum ; the betel-box of a man ofSariii (sara). To distribute an allowance rank; v. Saroja.of food or money.Sarondong. To butt, to strike with theSaragani horns.Sarpa (s).(j. sara, "sharp-pointed," and8. gclni, "fire"). Fire-arms; a soldier A snake.that wields fire-arms ; an artilleryman. Sarpakdnaka (s). of a sister ofNameSarak. To part, to separate; to be divorced,Ramayana.Rawana, in theto be repudiated; to be weaned,to be put from the breast ; separationSarsar.Sarta (s).Crazy, crack-brained.With, along with, together ;divorce, repudiation ; weaning.and ; whilst, at the same time ; v. Sarta.Sarak -idup. Divorce by the act of the Sartakau. To put together ; to join, tounite.Sarunai (j). Name of a musical windinstrument.Sarunai-gunung. Name of a plant, Wollastonia(jluhrata.Sarunai -liiut. Name of a plant, Wollastoniaaspemma.Saruni (ben). To fence, to play withweapons.Sarung (j). A case, a covering, a sheatha scabbard ; an envelope, a wrapperthe body cloths or main part of dress,consisting of a single piece of clothwrapped round the lower part of theperson.Sarung-ampAdu. The gall-bladder.Sarung- ban tal. A pillow-case.Sarung-jari. A thimble.Sarung-kaki. Stockings, hose.Sarung-kris. A kris scabbard.Sarung-pild-ang. A sword scabbard.

SAR—SAT [ 163 ]SAT—SAWSarung-surat. The bag or envelope inwhich a letter is enclosed.Sarungan. A case, a covering, a sheath.Sarungkan. To sheath, to envelope.Sarujia (rupa). Like, resembling ; like,equal ; alike, similar ; same, identicalseemingly, in appearance.Sarupafia. Similarity; of all sorts, ofevery kind ; all tho whole.Saruwah (niwah). A call's distance, thedistance at which the voice is heard.Sarwa (s). All; *. Sarwa and SAru.Sarwa (s). Together, conjunctly.Sasa (s). Strength ; strong, iirm.Sasah. To scourge, to whip.Sasakan (sasa). To strengthen.Sasiiat (a. siiot). A moment, a twinkling.Sasak. A hurdle, a wattle ; the portionof a fence between the upright posts.Sasak (jav). A raft ; a temporary bridgeof bamboo.Sasak (j). A name of the island ofLomboc.Sasiiordng (orjlng). Every one, everyperson, each person; any one, anyperson.Sasar (j). To stray, to lose the way, tobe bewildered ; bewildered, puzzled,embarrassed, perplexed.Sasawi (t). Mustard; v. Sttsa\vi.Sasi (s). The moon ; a month ; date,epoch.more or less ; a portion, a part.Satangahkan. To halve.Satar. A line of writing; the scoremarked for writing a line.Satara (tara). Like,equal ; at all, in any manner,means.Sitiyap (tiyap). Each, every one.:; like,by anySato (jav). a wild beast ; a wild quadruped; V. Satwa.Satravvan (s). An astrologer, a soothsayer; a magician ; a horoscope ; v.Sastrawan.Satriya (s). Princes, descendants ofkings ; military chiefs ; soldiers, warx-iors.Satru (s). An enemy, a foe ; an adversary,an opponent, an antagonist ; arival, a competitor.Satruau. Enmity, hostility; rivalship.Satu. One ; a or an ; v. Suwatu.Satu-sabagai (bagai). One and the same,alike.Satubuh (tubuh). To copulate, to cometogether as different sexes.Saturun-turun (turun). Descendants,posterity; lineage.Saturunan. Lineage, generation ;progeny,I'ace.Satwa (j). A wild beast, a wild quadruped; V. Sato.Satya (s). True, sincere ; faithful, trusty;sincerity ; fidelity, loyalty.Satyaki (s). The king of Lesanpura, andbrother-in-law of Krishna, in the Mahabarat.Satyawan (s). Faithful, loyal, trusty.Satyawati (s). The wife of Salya, in theMahabarat.Sau (ben). To shut, to close ; a cover.Saudara (s). Brother or sister ; a friendSasiyaugan (siyang). By day, in the daytime.Sasisih (jav. sisih). One side ; one halfSasmika (jav). Prediction, foretelling.Sastra (s). A letter of the alphabetwritten characters.Sastrawan (s). An astrologer, a sooth-V. Sudara.Saudara-barsaudara. Brother with brothersayer.; in a brotherly or friendly way.Sasudahiia (sudah). Finally, lastly. Siiulu. The Suloo islands east of Borneo.Sasungguh (sungguh). Really, truly. Siiupama (upama). Like, as if.Sasungguhiia. The truth ; verily, in Saut (j. saur). To answer, to reply, totruth, of a truth.Sasuwatu (suwatu). Some, something;return an answer, to respond ; to return,to make answer ; answer, reply,any, some ; more or less ; every, each. response.Satakurawa (s). The hundred Kurawa, Siiut-sautan. Responsive, answering overin the Mahabarat.and over.Sataug (j). A pole for pushing a boat or Siiuti. To reply to, to answer to; toraft along in shallow water.make a return ; to retaliate.Satangga (tangga, "a stair"). Belonging Sawah (j). Irrigated land, land that isto the same house, living under the regularly laid out as water-field, distinguishedsame roof; of the same family.from dry-field, or arableSatau (tau). Knowledge, privity.land that cannot be flooded.Satalah (talah). When, at the time that Sawai. Name of a bird.as soon as ; after, in succeeding time. Sawan (j). Convulsions, fits, spasms;Satalah-sudah. Then, after; literally, the convulsions of infancy." when done."Sawan-babi (j). Epilepsy, falling sicknessSatangah (tangah). One half; some,; literally, " swine fits."Sawan-bangkai. Apoplexy ; literally," dead body fits."Sawan-gila. Paroxysms of insanity ; literally," mad fits."

SAW—SAB [164] SAB—SADSawau (JAV). Soot.Sawaiig (ben). T)ie shoal water near thecoast distinguished from the deep orblue sea.Sawara (s). Sound, noise ; report, repercrission; voice ; note, tune ; v. Swaraand Suwara.Sawarang (warang). A partner, an associate.Sawarga (s). Heaven, the abode of godsand spirits ; the abode of the blessed ;V. Surga, Swarga, and Suwarga.Sawat. To sling or throw somethingloosely over the bodj-.Sawat (bat). A rope or halter for leadinganimals.Sawat (bat). To appear small to theeye from a distance.Sawi (t). Mustard ; v. Sasawi.Sawiji (s. wiji). One, one only; lite-tion; love, affectionate regard; anxiety,solicitude ; compassionate ; anxious,solicitous ; pity, alas ! wo is !Sayangkfln. To pity, to compassionate,to commiserate ; to love.Sayangiia. Beseechingly, imploringly.Sayakti (jav. yakti). Truly, verily.Saydp. The wing of a bird or insect.Saying. To sail in company, to sail in afleet ; to travel in any way in company;V. Siiing.Sayir. To say, to speak.Sayirkan. To tell, to relate.Sayit. To slice, to slice off.Sayogyaua (s. yogya). Becomingly, fittingly,decently ; it behoveth, it ismeet.Sayoj ana (s. yojana). The distance thatthe eye can see ; the eye's reach.Sayu. Sorrowful, sad, gi'ieving.Sayub, or Sayup. Distant as to sight orhearing; barely visible; barely audible;indistinctly seen or heard ; tardy, late,long delayed ; cast down, dejected.Sayur. Greens, pot-herbs, esculent vege-Sababar. Name of the island called inthe maps Timur-laut.Sabak. Full, overflowing.Sdbal. Chagrin, vexation ; vexed, troubled, afflicted.Sabar (j). To strew, to scatter.SaV)awa. Handsome, beautiful.Sabaya. Name of a mountain in the interior of Sumatra.Sabab (a). Cause, reason, motive ; because,on this account, for.Sabab-apa. Why, wherefore.Sabab-ini. For this reason, on thisaccount.Sabab-itu. Therefore, for that, for thatreason.Sabak (j. kabak). Full, replete.Sabam. Soiled, sullied, stained ; havinga pensive and sorrowful look.Sabda (s). To speak, to say ; to order,to direct, to command ; order, command,mandate, commandment; decree.Sabeh. Name of a plant, Canna pulchra.Sabat. A sickle.Sabhau (a). Worthy of praises.Sabil (a). Way, road, path; mode,manner.Sabtii (a). The seventh day of the Jewishrally, " one corn or seed."and Mahomedan week, Saturday ; theSawindu (windu). A cycle of eight Sabbath.years.Sabut (j). To call, to name, to denominate; to mention ; to invoke, to callSawu. The island of Savu, near Timur.Sawuh. An anchoi*.upon ; to affirm, to declare.Saya. A slave ;personal pronoun of the Sacliang (jav). Sappan wood, Ccesalpiniafirst person.sappan ; v. Sapang.Sayang. Pity, compassion, commisera-Sadak. Titillation in the throat.Sadal (bat). Sharp, sour, acid.Sadar. To recollect, to call to mind ; tobe conscious ; to become conscious, tocome to one's senses ; to revive ; conscious,self-possessed.Sadarkan. To make conscious, to call tomind ; to inform.Sadayu (jav). Name of a district in theeastern part of Java.Sadarana (s). Moderate, temperate, notexcessive, of middle quality.Sadasada (bat). Near, close at handnearly, almost,Sadikit. A little, not much ; a few, notmany.Sadingin.Name of a plant. Cotyledon laciniata.Siidiya. Former, past ; original, pristineancient, old, not modern ; long, for along time ; real, true, genuine, notfictitious ; ready, prejjared.Sadiyakala (s). Former times, oldentimes, yore ; olden ; long established,customary; always, continually, constantly.Sadu. To hiccup ; hiccup ; to sob.Sildu (bat). To steep or infuse in warmwater.Sadang (j). Whilst, during the timethat; whilst, at the same time that;then, that time; since, seeing that;middling, of middle quality ; fitting,suitable ;ripe, mellow, in season.Sadangkan. Wliile, at the same time thateven, as well ; since, because that.

SAD—sAK [ 165 ]SAK—SAlSad-anglagi. Yet, still ; while, as longas ;whilst, while j'et.S^dvap (j). Pleasant, gi-ateful, agreeable;pleasing, of agi-eeable manners ;pleased, gratified, delighted.Sad'apau. Delicacies, dainties, thingsthat give pleasure.Sdd'ap-ati. Pleasure; content, satisfaction.Sad'apkan. To please, to gratify ; to content,to satisfy.Sad'eh. Irritated, provoked.Sdd'ih (j). Sad, sorrowful, grieved ; grief,sadness, sorrow.Sad'ut. Estrangement, alienation of afifection.Sad'ut (j). To smoke, to inhale smoke.Saga. Name of the common rattan ofcommerce, Calamus viminalis.Sagala (s). Each one; every one; all,the whole ; v. Sagala.Sagantung.Name of a mountain in theterritory of Malacca ; v. Sagantung.S4gara (s). The sea, the ocean ; v. Sagara.Sagara-kidul (s and j). The southernocean, the sea south of Java.Sagaran (sagara). A reservoir ; an artificiallake.S3,g4n. Lazy, slothful.Sagar (j). Fresh, new, not stale, not fadedor vapid ; refreshed ; refreshing.Saguk (bat). To sob ; v. Sad'u.Sftjarah (jav). A chronicle, a history,annals ; a book, a writing.Sajat. To dry by wiping up or shakingout moisture.Sajati (j. jati, "true"). Truly, veritably,really.Saja (a). Rhyme ; metre ;poetry.Sajehtra. Security, safety ;peace, rest,quiet; peaceable, not turbulent; perfect,free from defect.Sajud (a). Adoring; act of adoration byprostration to tlie ground ; to bow, tobend the body in token of respect.Sajuk. Cold, not hot ; cold, chill ; coolcooling, refreshing ; contented ;cold,coldness ; chill, chilliness ; cool, refreshing; coldly, without ardour.Sajukkfln. To cool, to make cold; tocontent, to make contented.Sajuk-ati. Content, contentment ;goodwill.Sajukkan-ati. To content, to please, tosatisfy.Sakadau. Name of a Malay state on thesouth-western side of Borneo.Sakal. Name of a dry measure, two ofwhich make a chupah (chupak), andequal, at Peuang, to three cubic inchesnearly.Sakam. Husks; chaff; bran.Sakana. Name of an island at the easternend of the straits of Malacca.Sakar (jav). A flower; metre, verse;a metrical measure poetry.Sakar-taji (jav).;Name of the wife ofPanji Inakarta-pati, king of Janggalala,in Java ; literally, " the flower withthorns."Sakarang. Now, at present; present,not past or future.Sakarang-ini.Sakarang-itu.Just now.Just then.Sakat. A bar ; a barrier, a barricadethe bar or bank causing an obstructionat the mouth of a river ; an obstruction,an obstacle.Sakatkan. To bar, to barricade ; to obstruct.Sakati. Name of a bird.Sakati (j). Name of a musical insti'ument,a kind of staccata.Sakarat (a). Agony ; fainting.Sakinat (a). Repose, ease of mind.Sakot. Charms or forms of incantationused by thieves.Saksi (s). a witness, an evidence; v.Saksi and S'^ksi.Saksian. Evidence, testimony, proof.Siikti (s). Powerful, mighty, potent;supernaturally gifted; potent fi'omcharms ;power, might ; supernaturalpower ; enchantment.Saktian. I'ower, might ; supernaturalpower, superhuman skill.Sakarlat (a). Woollen cloth; purpet.SaA-sama (a). Investigation, diligent enquiry.SJlla (j). Interval, space unoccupied.Salada (for). A salad.Saladang. Name of an undescribed kindof wild cattle of the forests of theMalay peninsula.Salaka (Jav). Silver.Salam (j. silam). To immerge, to plungeto dive.Salam (a). Peace; salutation, salute.Salamat (a). Peace ; safety.Salamat-jalan. Compliments of the journey,a happy journey.Salamat-pulang. A happy return.Salamat-tinggal. A happy parting, afarewell.Salampai. To wear a piece of dressloosely over the neck and shoulders.Sillampuri (s). Name of a kind of Indiancotton fabric.Salandap. Name of a liliaceous i^laut.Orilium asiaticum ; v. Bakung.Salantcng (j). Name of a supposed speciesof wild cattle.Salaug. Interval, space between ; within,not later than ; between, betwixt, in

SAL—SAL [ 166 SAL—SAMthe iutermediate space ; interstice : alternate; alternately ; a bay, a bight.Salangkan. To place at intervals.Salang-salang. Alternately, by turns.Salanggnr. Salangore, a state on thewestern side of the Malay peninsula.Salangin. Name of an esculent fish.Salangkar. To rummage, to searchamong a heap of things.Salang-sali. Name of a mvisical measure.Salang-saling (j). Alternate; motley,chequered.Salap. Insensible, in a state of insensibility.Salapan (sdn). Nine ; v. Salapan.Sfilaput. An animal enveloping membrane,as the pei-icardium ; the cicatrixof a healing wound.Salara. To bi-and, to mark with a hotiron ; a brand.Salasi (s). Sweet basil, Ocymum lasilicum; V. Sulasi.Salompret (jav). A trumpet.flute.Sdlat. A strait, a frith, a narrow sea. Salsalah (a). A chain, a series ; succession,pedigree, genealogy.Salatan. The south ; south, southern.Salatan-daya. South-south-west.Sfllsjlmah. A cold, a rheum, a catarrh.Salatan-tanggara. South-south-east.Salayut. A scare-ci-ow; a contrivancefor frightening birds.Salampang. Timid, timorous, fearful.Salampiku. Name of a bird.Salap. To insert, to stick in, to interposeV. Salat.Salapa. A tobacco-box, generally metallic; V. Chalapa.SS,lasai. To .settle, to adjust, to arrange,to put in order ; to decide, to bring toa conclusion.Salasima. An obsti-uction of some ofthe secretions of the body.Saligi.Salimat (ben). A cold, a rheum.Salimbada. Name of an insect.Salimbar. Name of a large parasiticplant.Salimpai. A scarf; v. Salimpai.Salimpaikan. To cover the shoulderswith a scarf.Salimpat. To turn off, to turn aside, toturn out of the way.Salimut. A coverlet, a bed-cover.Salindung (lindung). Sheltered, shadedsheltered, protected.Salind'ang (j). A scarf, a veil ; v. Salendang.Salind'it (j). Name of a small species ofparrot ; Psittacus galgulus.Salir (jay). To choose, to select; aconcubine, or iis the Javanese dictionaryexplains the word, " a lower orsubordinate wife."Siiliran. An ornamental border.Sillisih (j). To differ, to varj^, to disagree;difiering, disagreeing.Salisih. To pass by another on theroad.To hunt head Salisik (bat). the forvermin.Salit. To insert, to stick in, to interpose; V. Salap and Salat.Saliyung. At once.Saloka (s). A stanza, a verse ; a saying,a proverb ; a saw, an axiom, an adagea trope, a figure.Salokan (bat). A canal, a water-course,probably a corruption of Sarokan.Salongkar (j. blokar). To institute anenquiry, to make a scrutiny, as forstolen goods.Salomprak (jav). Name of a kind ofSalubung. Hooded, having the headcovered.Saluk. To grope, to fumble in a holewith the hand, to poke.Salukong. A kind of long shield orbuckler.Sillumu. The cast-off skin or slough ofa snake.Salur (jav). To proceed in a continuousor unbroken line.Saluran (j. salur). A gutter, a watercourse,a canal, a brook, a streamletV. Suluran.Salusuh. A remedy to promote parturi-Salat, V. Saldp.tion.Salend'ang (j). A scarf, a sash ; a veil ;Salut (j). To coat or cover over, toV. Salindang.oyerlay with some material differentSaligi (j). A wooden dart or javelin ; v. from the substratum.Sdluwar (a). Drawers; trousers, pantaloons; V. Saluwar and Saliuvar.Sdmai. A seed-bed, a nursery ; v. Simai.Samaja. Only, simply, merely ; even,although, notwithstanding; assuredly,certainly, indubitably.Samaja. Name of an island in the Chinasea towards the straits of Malacca.Samak. Underwood, coppice, brushwood; foul from brushwood, over-runwith coppice.Sflmantara (s). Meanwhile ; while, whilst,during; v. Samantara.Samantra. The island of Sumatra; v.Sumatra and Sumantra.Samang. A name given by the Malaysto a diminutive race of negroes, inhabitingsome of the mountains of theMalay peninsula.

SAM—SAM [ 167 ]sAm—sAmSflmaugat. Ghost, manes, spirit ; soulhigh spirits ; health ; v. Sumangat.Samangatkfln. To affright, to terrify.Sdmangka (j). The water-melon, C'Urullusedidis.S3,mar (s). A name of Bima, in theMahabarat ; v. Samar.Samarang (jav). The town and provinceof Samarang, in Java.Samayam. To sit in state as a king.Sdmdna-mana (ben). Without cause,causelessly.S^m§,nda (ke). A mode of marriagewhen the parties are of equal rank.Sdmandera. The bowsprit of a ship.Sdmarbak. To give out a sweet scentredolent.Sdmbada (jav). Becoming, decent,proper.Sambadra (s). The wife of Arjuna andsister of Krishna.Simbah (j). An obeisance ; a reverence;homage ; respectful declaration, representationsubmitted ; adoration, devotion; to make an obeisance, to bow ;to adore, to worship.Simbah-maiiambah. To make reciprocalobeisances, to give mutual compliments.Sdmbahyang (j). Prayer ; worship ; topray, to worship. Sfimbah, in itssense of adoration or devotion, andyang or ywang, "a god," in Javanese,may be the derivation of thisword.bless.Sampar. Plague, i^estilence.SAmbangan. Name of a bird.Samparna, v. Sampurna and Sflmpurna.S4mbar&p. Ready, made up, prepared Samparong (bat), v. Sdmprong.for use ; complete ; a made up dress, Sampit (j). A back-stroke with the handor suit of clothes.or with a weapon.Sambarit. A tray with feet ; v. SimbaritpipeSamprong (jav). An artificer's blow-; a bamboo tube used as a bellowsS4mbalih (j). To sacrifice ; to slaughter for kindling a fire.an animal with religious forms. Sampur. Name of a plant, ColbertiaSilmbaiihan. A victim ; a sacrifice.Sambilan. Nine ; v. Sambilan.fighting.Sambung. Name of a plant, Pluchcabalsamifera.Sdmbuiii. Hidden, concealed, secret;mysterious ; stealthy, clandestine.Sambuiiikan. To hide, to conceal, tosecrete.Sambur (j). To gush, to sj)0ut; toshoot, to emit.Samburan. The object shot or emittedsmall shot.Samburna. Gold-coloured.Sambut (j). To take, to lay hold of; totake, to receive ; to receive ceremoniously; V. Sambut.Sambutan. The act of receiving; thething received ; customs on importsV. Sambutan.Sambuyan. An alarum, a tocsin.Samedi (jav). Adoration, worship ; God,the Deity.Samigit (jav). A corruption of sa, " a "or " one," and masjid, " a mosque."Sampai (j. sampir). To hang up, tohang out.Sampai. A stopper, a stopple, a plug;to stop, to close up, to plug, to bung.Sampalkdn. To stop up, to plug, to cork.Sampana (j. sampona). Some fancifulbut prized quality in a kris.Sampat. To be able, to be equal orcompetent to.Sdrnpat. Opportunity, fit time.Sampana. A blessing, a benediction ; toobovata.Sampur-aydr. Names of two plants,Sambilan-blas. Nineteen.Dillenia macrophylla and Dillenia speciosa.Sambilan-puluh. Ninety.S4mbilan-i-atus. Nine hundred.Sampurna (s). Perfect, complete; faultless;Sambilan-ribu. Nine thousand.Sambilu. A cutting instrument made consummate, finished;purna and Samparna.v. Sam-of bamboo.Sampurniian. Perfection ; completionSamboja (j). Name of a tree, Plumiera fulfilment ; consummation.acutifolia.Silmpurnakan. To complete, to perfect.Sambrama (jav). Joke, jest, drollery ;Samsam. A name given by the Malays toto joke, to jest ; sportive, wanton.the mixed race between Malays andSambrana (jav). Heedless, inattentive, Siamese, and also to parties who havenegligent.adopted the language, manners, andSambrani. An imaginary race of horses, dress, although uot thereligion of thehorses of a pure breed.opposite party ; v. Samsam.Sambubur. Name of a fish.Samu (j. seeming, appearing ; secret,Sambuh. Cured, healed, well, whole. enigmatical). Guile, fraud, deceitS^mbung. The stroke of a cock inartifice, trick, machination.S4mu (jAv). Countenance, pliysiognomy,

SAM—SAN [ 168 ]SAN—SANexpression of face. The definitiongiven in tlie native Javanese dictionaryis, " the heai-t or mind coming out intlie face."Samukau (samu).To beguile, to betray.Samu-asam (jav). A morose or sourexpression.Samu-mauis (jav). A mild or gentleexpression.S&mudra (s). The sea, the ocean ; v.Samudra.Samut (j). An ant, a pismire.Samut-putih (j). The white ant, Tennes ;V. Rayap.Samuwa (s). All ; v. Samuwa.Samuwaiia. The whole, all of it.Sanaja (jav). Though, although, notwithstanding,nevertheless.Sanajan (jav), v. Sdnaja.Sanam. Gymnastic exercises.Sanam. Verdigris verdigris green.Sanangiu-basar.;Name of an esculentfish.Sanangin-padi. Name of an esculentfish.Sdnapang (du. snappaan). A musket, afirelock.Sanawi. One of the crew of a vessel.tranquillity.Sdnangan. Quiet, rest, repose ; tranquillity;peace.Sdnangkan. To quiet, to tranquillise ;to pacify.Sdnang-ati. Peace of mind; contentment.Sauat (a), a year ; v. Sanah.Sanda. To joke, to jest; to dally, tofondle, to frolic ; frolic ; sport.Sdndal. To shore, to prop.Sandaran. A pledge, a pawn.Sandawa (j). Saltpetre, nitre ; in Javanese,also gunpowder.Sander. To mock, to jeer, to flout.Sanderan. Mockery, jeer, ridicule.Sdndi (s). Joint, articulation.Sandikiln. To form with joints, to jointto articulate.Sandung. A stake to tie cattle to ; futtocktimbers in ship-building.Sandus (p). Brocade, silk wrought withgold or silver.SandAl (j). To snatch, to pull hastily.Sandiri. Self; own ; v. Diri.Sdnd'irina. Alone, by oncsulf ; }>y itself.Sdnd-uk (j. send'ok). A spoon, a ladlea shovel ; v. Suduk.Sandning (bat). To trip, to stumble.Sani. Small, minute, diminutive, little.Sanin (a). Monday. A corruption ofAfniu.Sanjata (j). Arms, weapons ; v. Sanjata.Santagi (ben). A halter; a strap ; a lace.Santak (bat). To rebuke or upbraid byword of mouth.Sdntana (s). Family, i-ace, relationshipV. Santana.Santanu (s). The father of Bisma, in theMahabarat.Santanuputra (s). The son of Santanu,a name of Bisma.Santiyasa (s), v. Sandntiyasa.Sdntosa (s). Rest, repose, tranquillitytranquil, quiet, still, peaceful ; v. Santosa.Santuh. To touch, to come in contactwith ; to stumble against, to strikeagainst by chance.Santuhan. Contact ; stumbling.Silntuhkan. To hit against.Sdntuki (s).Name of a personage of theMahabai-at, brother-in-law of Krishna.Santul (j). Name of a fruit tree, Sandoricumindicum.Sdntung. A kind of pen or inclosure.Sanunoh. Modest, bashful ; decent,temperate ; reasonable.Sanah (a). A year ; v. Sauat.Sdnak (j). A pain in the pit of thestomach, cramp in the stomach.Sauantiyasa (s). Ever, always ; for ever,perpetually ; continually ; v. Sauan-Sangab. Silent, still ; silence ; stillness ;tiyasa.V. Sauap.Sdnang (j). Quiet, still, free from disturbance;Sangaja. Purposely, designedly, intentionally;quiet, tranquil, peacefulpurpose, design ; to jiurpose,easy, facile ; repose, rest, quiet ;peace; to design ; v. Sangaja.Sangaugin. Name of a fish ; v. Sdnangin.Sangat. The sting of an insect or reptileto sting.Sangawadi (sun). A stirrup ; v. Sangawadi.Sanggal. Name of a specific disease inthe limbs.Sangguk. To nod drowsily.Sanggiit (j). To twitch, to snatch; v.Sail oh.Sangka (s). To think, to opine, to imagine,to fancy, to conceive ; opinion,notion, judgment ; v. Sangka.Sdngkakan. To suppose, to imagine, toconceive ; to believe as true.Sdngkala (kala). Era, epoch; date; v.Sakala and Sangkala.Sdngkala (s). Fetters, shackles, especiallythe shackles of an elephant.Sdngkdlap. To purloin, to pilfer.Sdngkdr (j). To cage ; to confine, to imprison; a cage.Sdngkdran (j). A cage ; a coop ; a pen.Sdngkil. Having the teeth on edge.Sangkling. Convolved, twisted on oneanother.

SAN—SAR [1G9] SAR—SARSAngkuni (s). Name of a personage of Sarai. To sip honey from a flower withthe Mahabarat, maternal uncle of Suyudana.used with the verbal prefix, as M^-a hum (the bee). It is more fiequentlySangsai (ben). Beside oneself, or losing iiarai.control of oneself from some strong Sarai (p). A public building ; a palace.emotion of joy, terror, or surpi-ise. Sarak (j). Hoarse.Sangsara (s). Trouble, affliction ; v. Sang-Stlrak. Name of a species of fresh-watersara.SaiJa (ben). Verily, in truth, of a truth ;an abbreviation and corruption of Sasungguhria.Saiiampang. Happily, luckily, fortunately;opportunely.Sanap. Still, quiet, silent, noiseless; v.Safioh. To snatch, to twitch ; v. Sangut.Saiiuh, v. Sauoh.Saiium. To smile ; a smile.Sarampang (bat).Sapah. Refuse of the betel mixtui'e aftermastication.Sapah-bulan. The slow-worm.Sapah-ijutri. Name of a small bird.Sapah-raja. A name of the bird of Paradise.Sapanul (eu). Sjjain ; Spanish.Sapaug (j. sachang). Sappan wood, Ccesalpiniasajipan.Sdpapu. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Borneo.Sapat. Name of a fish.Saparti (j), v. Saparti, Sapurti, and Sapurti.Sapai-timana, v. Sapurtimana.Sapai-tiria, v. Sapartiiia.Sdpat (j). Bitter—astringent.Sapit (j. supit). Nippers, pincers, forcepstongs ; the claw of a crab.Sapitkan. To nip with forceps ; to holdwith nippers or tongs.Sapok-sapok. Softly, gently, mildly.Sapuh. To temper metals.Sapuh (JAV). Old, aged.Sapurti (j), v. Saparti, Sapurti, and Saparti.SApurtimana, v. SipArtimana.Sapurtiua, v. Sapartiiia.Sdpuwi-sapuwi. Blowing softly, blowinggently ; v. Sapuwi-sapuwi.Sar (p). Wish, longing, desire ; v. Sir.Sarab. To sponge, to sorn, to live atanother's cost; anything got withouttoil or expense.Saraga. A sofa cushion.Sarah (j. srali). To yield, to submit, togive in, to surrender ; surrender, submission,yielding ; v. Srah.Sarap (bat)). Red.Sarahi. A flask, a flagon.Sarahkan (sarah). To yield up, to render,to give up ;to surrender, to deliver upto resign ; to make over, to commit,to intrust, to give in charge or trustV. Srahkin.tortoise.Sdrak. Name of a species of owl.Saram. Contraction of the skin fromcold or fear,— goose-skin.Sarambi (j). A vestibule, a porch ; a hall,or front outer room ; the vestibule ofa mosque used as a court of justiceV. Srambi.Sfirampang (j). A hai-poon ; a fizgig ; v.Srampang.To throw a woodenjavelin ; to pelt with a stick. Theword is, probably, the same as thelast.Sdrana (j. si'una). Enchantment, spells,incantation.Sarang (j). To assault, to attack, tocharge, to fall upon ; to invade ; anassault, an attack.Sdrapa. A curse, an imprecation, a malediction.Sarapah. To mutter, to mumble.Sarapih. To chip or tear off a bit ; achip, a splinter ; chipped.Sarasah (p). Name of a kind of cottonfabric.Sarasan. Name of an island in the Chinasea, towards the straits of Malacca.Sarawat (bat). Giddy, dizzy.Sarampak. Confined for space, restrainedfor room ; v. Srampak.Sarandip (p). The island of Ceylon.Saranggara-wulan (jav). Name of aHindu princess, daugliter of an Indianking called Mantra ^^'lsesa, queen ofDewa Kusuma, king of Jangala, inJava, and mother of Panji Inakarta-pati.Saranggani (jav). Name of a kind ofmusical instrument.Sarangi. Name of a flower.Sar^ngi (bat). Sad, sorrowful, grieving,mournful.Sftr^pa. Reasonable in price ; to prefer,to favour, to treat with partiality.Saraiau (a). The sign Cancer in theZodiac.Sarba (s. sarwa). All, every ; various,manifold, of many kinds, miscellaneous; varieties, various sorts ; furniture,equipage.Sarba-nika. Varieties, various sorts, allkinds.Sdrba-salah. Peevish, irritable.Sarba-yaman. Name of an esculent fruit.Sarban (p). A turban; correctly, Sarband.

SAR—SAR [170] SAR—SATS&rbu. To rush ; a rush, a violent movement; to charge, to fall upon.Sarbukan. To cause to rush ; to charge,to fall upon.Sarbuk (j. bubuk). Powder, dust ;powdered,pulverised.Sarbukkan. To bray, to powder, to pulverise; to comminute ; to bruise, toreduce to a pulp.Sardar (p). A chief, a leader, a commander,a captain.S4rdawa. To belch ; an eructation.Sardam. A kind of flute.Sardi. To cut or polish gems.S^rd-ang (j. sad-ang). Name of a palmname of a place on the eastern side ofSumatra.Sare. The incisor, or cutting teeth. Sarumpu. Name of a kind of boat.Sarek. To entreat pardon for an offence, Sarunai, v. Sarunai.promising amendment ; v. Srek.Sarune, v. Saruni.Sargap (JAV). Active, diligent, industrious.Sarut (bat). A plane (the tool).Sarutkan. To plane, to smooth with aSari. Drawn, equal, neither winning nor plane.losing.Saruwal (a). Drawers, trowsers.Saria/t (a). A girth, a surcingle ; a horseclothSitrwu (a), a cypress.; a coverlet.Sasak (j). Close, naiTow, not ynde ; con-Striding. Name of a fish.fined for room, crowded; straitened,Saridad-o (POR. soldado). A soldier ; v. deprived of room ; straitened, distressedSridado.; closeness, narrowness, straitness.Sarigala (s. the jackal). The Malay wild Sasakkan. To straiten, to make narrowdog.Sarikaya (j). The Asiatic custard apple,to cramp ; to crowd ; to distress, to incommode.Anona asiatica.Sarindit (j).parrot, Psiitacus galgulus ;Sasak-d'ad'a. Shortness of breath ; literally,"straitness of Name of a small species ofchest."v. Salind'it.Saring. To sip a flower humming (thebee) ; v. Sarai.saring. To braid, to twine.saring (j. asring). Often, frequently,oftentimes ; v. Sriug.Sariyawan (bat). Name of a disease, akind of thrush.Sariyap. Name of a large species ofcrane.Sangkab. A fish-spear ; a kind of trapor gin for beasts and fowl.Sarkub. To spring or rush upon; tocharge, to make an assault.sarkub. To invert a vessel, to tuni itupside down.Sarlah. Bright, resplendeut.Sarlong. A slough, a muddy hole.SSrmad (a). Eternal, perpetual.Saroja (s). The lotus flower, Nelutnbiuinspeciosum ; v. Saroja.Sarokan. A drain, a watercourse; acanal ; a brook, a streamlet.Sarond'ol (jav). Name of a district inthe central part of Java.Sarpa (ben). To receive or welcome aguest at the door.Sarsah (j. rAsak). A weed, an uselessjilant.Sarsar (p).Mad, foolish, silly.Sai-ta (s). With, along with; together;and ; whilst, at the same time ; v. Sarta.Sarta-daugan. Along with, at the sametime.Sartakan. To put together, to join, tounite ; v. Sartakan.Saru (j). Loud, noisy ; to cry, to speakaloud ; to exclaim.saru (s), V. Sarwa and Sarwa. All ; thisis the most frequent pronunciation.Sarukan (j. saru). To cry, to proclaim ; tocall aloud to ; to summon by ciyingto invoke, to call upon.Sarul. Loose, distinct, disintegi-atednot cohering, not agglutinated; incoherent.Sasal. To repent, to regret, to rememberwith sorrow; repentance, I'egret,remorse.Sasar. A butt, a mark to shoot at, atarget.Sasat. To stray, to wander, to rove, toroam ; to err, to go astray ; astray.Sasatkan. To lead astray, to mislead.Sasawi (t). Mustard; v. Sasawi.Sasagau. Name of a bird.Sasalanggan. The clavicle, the collarbone.Sasama. A cold, a rheum, a catarrh.Sastrawan (s). An astrologer, a soothsayer,a magician; v. Satrawan andSatrawan.Sasunan (jav). A title of the Javanesesovereign whose court and capital isSolo or Sui-akarta, in the province ofPajang.Sati (a), a lady ; a matron.Satinggar (for. espingarda, " a fusil ").A matchlock ; v. Estingarda.Satisik (sun). To hunt the head forvermin.Satori (for. historia). Stoi-y, fiction,falsit}^satrawan (s), 7>. Sastrawan, Satrawan, andSastrawan.

SAT—SET [171] SEW—SIKSatya (s). Ti-ue, sincere ; faithful, trusty ;sincerity, fidelity, loyalty v. Satya.Sawantana (s).;Name of a hero of theMababarat, son of the Bramiu Dui-uaV. Swantana.Sayarat (a). The planets.Sayid (a). The title of the descendantsand supposed descendants of Mahomed.Seksa (s). Punishment, chastisement;V. Siksa.Seksakan. To punish, to chastise.Sela (for. sella). A saddle.Sela (s). A stone ; a gem.Selan. The Malay name of Prince'sisland, in the straits of Sunda.Selan (poR). The island of Ceylon.Selaparang. A name sometimes given tothe island of Lombok.Selaprawata (s). Name of a Javaneseking in the polite language, being aSanskrit translation of Watu-gunung,his name in the vulgar tongue, meaning, " gem of the mountain."Senapati (s). A general ; literally, " commanderof the ai-my ; " a title taken bythe principal sovereigns of Java.Senda. I, we, &c., (obsolete).Send-ok (jav). A spoon ; a ladle.Senta. The horizontal timbers in thehull of a boat which support theupright.Sentak. To twitch, to snatch, to pullhastily.Sepak (bat). A gutter, a little ditch.Sepak (j). To kick ; a kick.Sepak-raga. The game of foot-ball ; theball with which the game is played andwhich i.s made of wicker, as the lastterm of the compound imports.Sei-ah (ben). Red ; v. Merah.Seram (j). To sprinkle, to shed water;to water, to irrigate by hand labour;V. Su-am.Serang. The island of Ceram in theMolucca sea.Serat. The edge of the gums where theymeet the teeth ; the skin where itmeets the nails.Serat. To net, to make net-work.Seret, or Sered (j). To drag, to trail, topull along the ground ; the flounce orlower edge of a garment.Name of a Bugis state on thethe Guebres, and occasionally of theBuddhists.Sewa (j). To hire ; to rent ; hire ; rent.Semakan. To rent, to let, to put to hire.Si (j). A particle inseparably prefixedto nouns, especially to names ofpersons, and denoting familiarity orcontempt.Sianu (anu).Such a one.Siapa (apa). Who ?Siapa-siapa. Whoever, whatever person,any one, any person.Siapakac (apa). To question, to interrogate,to ask after.Sibar (j. sabar). To shed, to scatter.Sibanasa (banasa). Mischief-maker, aword of abuse.Sibur. The segment of a coconut with ahandle used as a ladle.Sichalaka (chalaka). Wretch, worthlessperson, miscreant.Sichandala (chandala). Foul person,immodest person, a word of abuse.Sida-sida. Pages of honour, officers inSembor. To dash, to throw water inflashes.personal attendance on the king, consistingof the sons of noblemen.Sena (jav). A slave, a servant.Sidai. To exsiccate without direct exposureto heat.Sidang. A noose, a snare, a gin.Sidangk^n. To snare, to catch in anoose.Sidaya (jav). Name of a province in theeastern part of Java.Sidap-dap. A word of abuse.Sidik (j). To scmtinise, to examineclosely ; to ransack.Sid-ang (j). An assembly, a congi-egation.Sifalluli (falluli). A meddler, a busybody.Sigai. A long ladder, a scaling ladder.Sigar. To split, to rend.Sigen. A notched bamboo used as aladder; the steps and man-ropes usedfor ascending a ship's side.Sigi. To point at with the finger, ortouch another person with the fingerscornfully.Sigi. Name of a resinous tree ; a torchmade from its wood.Sigi-a (s). Quickly, speedily ; haste,speed, quickness.Sigi-akan. To hasten, to urge on.Sigung. To elbow, to push with theelbows.One; an andSiji (jay). abbreviationSero (bu).south-western limb of"Celebes.Serokan. A brook, a streamlet ; a headof water ; v. Sarokan.Sika (ben). Here.Seta (s). Name of a chief of the Pandus, Sikap. Ready, prepared.in the Mahabarat.Setra (s). The custom of exposing thebodies of the dead iu the manner of|conniption of sa-wiji, " one grain orcorn."Sikapan (j). Name of a kmd of jerkinor tight coat; it is most probablytaken from the last word.

SIK—SIM [ 1T2] SIM—SINSikapkan. To make ready, to prepare. Simpai (ben). Name of a species ofSikat (j). A brush.monkey.Sikatkan. To bi-ush, to scrub.Simpai. A hoop ; the ornamental ring ofSikap. Pei-sonal shape, bodily form the hilt of a weapon.symmetry.Simpaikan. To bind with a hoop.Sikap (JAV). A labourer, a working man. Simpang (j). To deviate, to turn from aSikil (jAV). The foot; bottom, lowest direct course; to decline; to turnpart, base.aside or out of the way ; to diverge, toSTkin (a). A knife.fork off; name of a place on the southwesternSiksa (s). Punishment, chastisement ; v.coast of Borneo.Seksa.Simpangan. Deviation; the bifurcationSiksakan. To punish, to chastise ; v. of a river or road ; a lane, a by-way ; aSeksakfln.pathway.Siku (j. sikut). The elbow; a flexure, Simpan (j). To keep, to preserve ; toan angle; having the hands behind lay by, to reserve for future use ; tothe back, the elbows necessarily projecting.deposit, to hoard, to lay up, to store ;to reserve, to conceal ; to husband.Sikukan. To pinion by binding the arms Simplah. The refuse of the coconutto the sides at the elbows.kernel after the expression of the oil.Sikutuk (kutuk). Miscreant, accursed Simplek (bat). Cracked, burst.one.Simpoh. Name of a forest tree.Sila. To call, to invite, to bid ; to Simporan (bat). Seed-rice.welcome.Simpul. A knot.Sila (j). To sit, to squat.Simpulkan. To knot, to tie or bind with aSila-panggung (j). To sit with one leg onthe opposite thigh.knot.Sinai (bat). To threaten, to menace.Silah. To tuck, to gather into a nari'owercompass.Silah. The canine teeth.Silak. To snatch, to seize hastily.Silak. To bare, to uncover.Silakau (sila). Prithee, please ye, bepleased, be prevailed on ; to invite, towelcome.Silang-salisih. To clash, to run oneSinan. Here ; v. Sini.Sinangi. Name of a fish.Sinaugsraya (s). Name of the forest inthe Mahabarat to which the Kurawaretreated after their defeat.Sinagar. Name of a species of palm,Pinanga coronata.Sinar (j. sunar). Light ; shine, lustrebeam ; to shine, to give light ; toglitter, to gleam, to glisten, to beam.;against another; to clash, to contradict,to oppose.Sinar-bulan. Moonlight.Silangi (ben). Name of a fish.SinAr-mata-ari. Sunshine.Silap (j. silib). Wrong, erroneous; mistaken;Sinaran (sinar). Name of a gaudy femalemistake, eiTor; omitted, over-head ornament.looked.Sindat. Narrow, not spacious, confined,Genealogy, pedigree.circumscribed ; the lower plate ofSila-sila.timber in house building.Silat. Name of a Malay state on thewestern side of Borneo.Sindil (ben). In pairs, in couples.Silau. Dim, obscure.Siudir. Mockery, ridicule irony jest,Silaya (ben). Name of a small species of;jeer; to mock, to jeer, to deride.dove.Silam. Dusk, evening twilight ; night.Sindu-kapur.Smduraja (s).Name of a plant.Name of one of the chiefSileda. Name of a place on the western personages of the Mahabarat.side of Sumatra.Here, in this place.Sini.Silih (j. to borrow). To reimburse. Sinisuta (s). Name of a chief of theSilimbau. Name of a Malay state on the Pandus, in the Mahabarat.western side of Borneo.Sinja (s). The evening.Siliran. An ornamental border.Sinjakala. Evening tide.Silo (j). Dazzling, overpowering with Sinjang (jay). Cloth, woven fabric oflight; dazzled, overpowered with light; thread.weak-eyed ; ashamed, abashed.Sinta (s). The spouse of Rama, in thoSima (jAV). A tiger. Probably a corruptionRamayana.of the Sanskrit singa, "a lion." Sintang. Name of a place on the westernSimai. A seedling, a young plant ; v. SS,- coast of Borneo.mai.Sintar (ben). Name of a bird.Simbarit. A kind of tray or salver. Sintok (j). Name of a tree, a species ofSimbat. A back stroke.cinnamon, Cinnumomum sintok.

SIN— SIP [173] SIP—SIYSiniiun (jav). A title of the principalsovereigns of Java ; literally, " thebesought, the entreated."Singa (s). A lion. The definition given inthe native Javanese dictionary is, "asort of tiger,"Singadapah. Name of a plant, Bragantiatomentosa.Singanagara (s). Name of one of thetwo state executioners in the governmentof Java ; literally, " the lion ofthe city."Singapura (s). Name of the island saidto have been colonised by the Malaysof Menangkabau, in Sumatra, in 1160,and now the flourishing British settlementof Singapore; literally, "lioncity."Singasari (s). Name of an ancient capitalin Java, attested as a place of consequenceby numerous relics of temples Sirap (jAv). A shingle or wooden roofingtile ; a roof of shingles.and other remains of Hinduism.Singet. To slant, to heel, to lean to one Sirap. A fish-fin.side ; slanting, leaning.Sisa (s). Fragments, scraps ; offal, remainder; leavings, remains.Singetkan. To cause to slant or heel;to heave down a boat or ship for re-Sisate. Minced meat, meat chopped.pair.Singah. To tarry for a brief time ; tohalt, to stop on a march or journeyto call, to make a short stay ; to lodge.Singgara (ben). Prepared.Singahsana (s). A throne.Singgala (s). Name of the country of"WibLsana or Bibisana, the brother ofEawana, in the Ramayaua.Singgong. To strike against, to jostleor run against, as in a crowd.Singgugu (sux). Name of a plant, Clerodendronserrafum.Singkab (j). To open, to unclose; todraw, as a curtain.Singkap, v. Singkab.Singkaran (bat). A kind of open cage orframe, to which pari-ots and other petbii-ds are secured.Singkat. Shoi-t, brief, not long ; toshorten, to make short ; to abbreviate,to abridge.Singkel. Name of a river and port onthe western coast of Sumatra.Singkep. Name of an island at the easternend of the straits of Malacca, productivein tin.Singketa (ben). A law-suit.Singsing. To tuck, to gather up.Sipaduli (f alluli). A meddler, an impertinentperson, a busybody.Sipah (p). An army.Sipahi (p). A soldier, a sepoy.Sipasan. A centipede. Scolopendra.Sipat (j). To aim, to direct as to a markto measvire with a line ; aim, directiona measuring-line.to a mark ;Sipanambang (tambang). A feri-yman.Simpanchuri (churi). Thief, rogue ; aword of abuse.Sipit (ben). Name of a species of fig, aclimbing plant.Sipulan. Such a one.Siput. Shame, abashment ; ashamed,abashed.Siput. A periwinkle ; a imivalve shell ; avolute, a scroll.Sir (a). Wish, longing, desire ; v. Sar.Sirah (s). The head.Su-am (j). To sprinkle, to shed water;to water, to irrigate with the hand;to bathe (confined in this sense toroyalty) ; v. Seram.Siran. A stripe in cloth ; striped.Sirap (j). A form of incantation practisedby thieves before robbing ahouse.Siser. A comb ; to comb.Siserkan. To comb.Sisih (j. sisih, " one half, one side "). Side,quarter; beside, alongside.Sisik (j). Scales, the animal tegument.Sisik-ikan.Sisik-paiiu.Fish-scales.Tortoise-shell.Sisip. To insert, to place between, tointerpose.Sisuk. To file the teeth.Sita-dewi (s). The spouse of Rama, inthe Ramayana ; v. Sinta,Sitak. A scrip, a wallet.Sitaka. Name of a plant. Plumbago rosea.Siti (s). Land, ground, soil ; a countrythe earth.Sitinggil (jav. an abbreviation of sitiinggil, " high gi-ouud"). Name of aterrace within the palace, from wliichthe Javanese princes give audience totheir subjects.Siti-sandari (s). The wife of Bimaiio,and daughter of Krishna, in the Mahabarat.Situ. There, in that place ; v. Sana.Siwa (s). The Hindu god Siwa or Mahadewa.Siwah. Name of a kind of kris or dagger,Siwakan (jav). A stew, a fish-pond.Siwalan (jav). Name of a species of palm.Siwibima (s). Gatotkacha, a hero of theMababarat ; literally, " the son ofBima."Siyak. The water-carrier and sweeper ofa mosque.Siyak. Name of a river and Malay stateon the north-eastern side of Sumatra.

ISIY—SOM [174] SOM—SRISiyal (J. difficult). Unlucky, not successful.Sombong. Pride, vanity proud, vain.Soua-kambang (j).;Name of a tree.Siyam (jav). To fast ; a fast.Sona-kling (j). Name of a tree.Siyani. The country and people of Siam Soujab (bat), a .squirrel.Sontok (ben). The whole ; entire.Siyauiang. Name of a species of monkey. Songkok (jAv). A kind of cap or bonnet.Siyantan. Name of a numerous group Songsang (j). To place upside down ; toof islands in the China sea, frontingthe straits of Malacca, and called in ourmaps the North Anambas, this wordput the feet before the head; to invert;to move in a reverse order; v.Sungsung.being, perhaps, a corruption of aiiamblas,Songsong. To send one messenger after"sixteen," which may be about another, in order to expedite him;the number of the more considerableof them.escort, convoy.Songsong (jav). An umbrella.Siyantung. Name of a bird.Sopak (j). To split or cleave in the directionSiyang (j). Day ; daylight ; clear, freeof the fibre.from impediment or incumbrance. Sopak. Leprous-spotted ; sj^otted orSiyang-malam. Day and night, at all mottled as cattle.times, without inten-uption.Sopi (bat). Ardent spirits, strong waters.Siyangi (siyang). To clear from incumbrance.Soraug (sa and orang, abbreviated). Oneperson ; alone ; v. Saor3,ng.Siyap. Prepared, ready.Sore (jAv). Evening ; afternoon ; v.Siyapkan. To prepare, to make ready. Suri.STyasat (a). Chastisement, punishment. Sori (jAV). A queen ; v. Suri.STyasatkan. To chastise, to punish. Srah (j). To yield, to submit, to give in,Siya-siya. Vain, idle, trifling; useless,worthless, unprofitable.Siyowa. The vulture, VuUui:Siyul. To whistle ; a whistle.Siyuman. Sane, in possession of one'ssenses and faculties.Siyuug (j). A tusk, a fang ; a camnetooth.Slisih (j). To differ, to vai-y ; differing,varying ; v. Salisih.Socha (jay), a gem ; the eye of a king.Sogeh. To carve, to engrave; finecarving.Soka (s). Distress, calamity, misfortune;sorrow.Soka (jAv). Name of a flower, Ixoralaxifolia.Sokapura (jav). Name of a place inJava, formerly Galuh, an ancient seatof government.Sokarimbi (jav). Name of a mountainin Java.Sokong. To prop, to shore; a prop;the binders in timber framework.Solah (jav). Conduct, demeanour, behaviour.Solek. Foppish, coxcomical.Solo. A scout, a spy ; to spy, to reconnoitre;V. Sulu.Solo (jav). Pronounced by the Malays" Sala." The original name of the i)lacewhich is now Surakarta, the capitalof tlie Javanese prince called the Susunan; r. Sala.Solor. Name of an island lying betweenFloris and Timur.Somali (jav). A married pair, a manand wife.to succumb, to surrender; surrender,submission, yielding ; v. Sarah.Srahkan. To yield up, to render, to giveup ; to surrender, to deliver up ; toresign ; to make over ; to commit, toentrust ; to give in charge or trust.Srambi (j). A vestibule, a porch ; a hallor front outer room ; the vestibule ofa mosque used as a court of justiceV. Sarambi.Srampang (j). A harpoon, a fizgig.Srani (a). A Christian, a Nazarinc ; acorruption of na«rani.Sraya (j). Aid, help, assistance, succoiu-,relief.Srampak. Confined for space, restrainedfor room ; v. Sarampak.Srek. To entreat pardon for an offence,promising amendment ; v. Sarak.Sri (s). Auspicious, august; fortunate,lucky ;gracious ; regal.Sri (s). Colour, glow in the fixce.Sri (s). The Hindu goddess Sri or Padmathe spouse and energy of Vishnu.Si'i-muka (s). Complexion, physiognomy.Sribalai. A royal hall of audience.Sribopati (s). A king, a monarch.Srid-ad-o (for. soldado). A soldier; v.Sarid"ad-o.Srigad'ing (j). Name of a plant, Nyetanfhesarhor trislii,Srigala (s. the jackall). The Malay wilddog. In Javanese, it is one of severalnames for the domestic dog; v. Sarigala.Srikaiidi (s). Name of one of the wivesof A rj una, in the Mahabarat.Srikawin (jav). The money gift paid bya husband to the parents of his wife.

SRI—SUD [175] SUD—SUKSrikaya (j). The Asiatic custard-apple,A nona asiatica ; v. Sarikaya.Srimala. A carpenter.Srimanauti (jav). The third and innermostcourt of a Javanese palace.Srinalendra (s). A king, a monarch.Srinaradipa (s). A king, a monarch.Srinarendra (s), v. Srinalendra.Srindit (j). Name of a small species ofparrot, Psittacus yalgulm ; v. Sarinditand Salind-it.Sring (j. asring). Often, frequently, oftentimes; v. Saring.Sriyawan (bat). Name of a disease, akind of thrush.Sroja (s). The lotus flower, Nelumbiumspeciosum; v. Saroja.Srond'ol (jav). Name of a district inthe central part of Java ; v. Sarond'ol.Sru (s). All ; v. Sarwa, Sarwa, andSam.Sru (j). Loud, noisy; to cry, to speakaloud; v. Saru.Sruka,n. To ciy, to proclaim; to callaloud to; to summon by crying; toinvoke, to call upon.Srul. Loose, distinct, disintegrated, notcohering, not agglutinated ; v. Sarul.Si-unai (j). Name of a musical wind instrument; V. Sarunai and Sarunai.Siial (a).Question, interrogation.Siianii (s). Lord, master ; husband ; v.Suwami and Swami.Subadi-a (s). Name of one of the wivesof Aijuna, a sister of Krishna.Subali (s). Name of a son of Gotama, inthe Ramayana.Subaug (j. suwang). An ear-jewel.Subek. To tear, to rend ; v. Suwek.Subi. The os coccyx ; name of an islandin the China sea, fronting the entranceof the straits of Malacca.Suchi (s). Clean, free from filth ;pure,imsullied ; clear, not inudJy ;pure,guiltless, innocent.Suchian. Cleanness, purity; innocence.Suchi-ati. Pm-ity of heart, candour;sincerity.Suchikan. To cleanse, to purify.Suda. A caltrop, a crowsfoot.Sudagar (p). A merchant.Sudah (s). Past, gone; spent; done; toend, to come to an end, to be finished,to teiTuinate; to end, to cease; enough.It is the auxiliary in most use to expressa preterite or past sense.Sudah-itu. Then, after that ; literally,"that done."Sudahan. End, conclusion, terminationcompletion, accomplishment, consummation.SudahkSn. To end, to terminate ; tocomplete, to accomplish, to fulfil.Sudah-tiyada. Not to be, not to exist, tobe no more ; non-existent.Sudara (s). Brother or sister ; a brotlier,a friend ; v. Saudara.Sudasuda. Name of a plant, EupJtorbia7ieriifolia.Sudi (j). Willing, consenting, inclinedto.Sudi (s). To refine, to free from drossor impurity ; to assay ; to try, to examine;to practise juggles for the detectionof theft.Sud'uk (j. suru). A spoon; a ladle; aspade or shovel; a spud, or weedingimplement ; to ladle ; to .skim.Sud'ukati. The lower extremity of thesternum or breast-bone.Sud'ut. A comer, an angle.Sugata (s). A holy man.Sugata (jav). A treat, an entertainment;hospitality ; v. Suguli.Sugi (a). To scour, to bmsh the teeth ;coiTectly, suk.Sugih (jav). Rich, wealthy, opulent,affluent; abimdant, coi)ious.Sugihan. Riches, wealth, opulence.Sugriwa (s). a brother of Subali andson of Gotama, in the Ramayana.Suguh (jav). To entertain, to treat;entertainment ; hospitality ; v. Sugata.Suh. Vital heat, the natural warmth ofthe body.Suh. To lower or drop the sail of aSuka (.s). Glad, happy, cheerful, gay;glad, pleased, rejoiced; glad, joyful;satisfied, content ;joy, pleasure, gladness;pleasure, approbation.Suka-ati. Gladness, joy, pleasure; satisfaction.Suka-chita (s). Joy, delight, pleasure,gladness ; delighted, rejoiced.Sukakan. To please, to rejoice, todelight, to gladden; to satisfy, tocontent.Suka-sukaan. Mutual rejoicing, a rejoicing,a meri-y-making.Sukadana (s). Name of a Malay state onthe south-western side of Borneo.Sukanala (s). Name of a mountain inthe interior of Sumatra.Sukarwa (s). Name of the father ofRawana, king of Langka.Sukat. Measure of quantity or extenta measure, a stated quantity.Sukatkan. To measure.Sukat. Name of a large parasitic plant.Sukat (jav). Grass ; herb ; v. Dukut.Sukar (jav). Filth, foulness; the catomenia.Sukir (j). Difficult, hard, not ea.sy;arduous ; troublesome.

SUK—SUL [176] SUL—SUMSukar-kasakitau. Pain and difficultytrouble, affliction.Sukaran. Difficulty, pains, trouble.Sukarkan. To make difficult ; to embarrass,to perplex.Suklat (a). Woollen clotli ; v. Saitarlat.Sukma (s) Life ; spirit ; the soul.Sukonta (s). Name of one of the horsesof Krislina'.'? chariot.Suku (JAv). The leg, the foot ; bottom,base.Suku (j). One fourth, a quarter; asection or portion of a nation, generallydwelling separately from the parentstock ; a tribe ; separate, apart.Sukukan. To separate, to sunder.Suku-suku.Sukun (j).Sepai-ately, distinctly.The bread-fmit, Artocarpiislev is.Sumad'ang (sun).Sula (s). A spit, a pale, a stake.Java in the country of the Sundas.Sulakan. To spit ; to stick on the point Sumba (bu). Name of an island calledof a weapon ; to impale.in our maps Sandal-wood, in latitudeSulah (bat). Bold, intrepid.10° S., and lying directly south fromSulak. Bald, wanting hair.Sumbawa and Floris.Sulam (j). To embroider ; to darn ; to Suuibang. Incest.patch ; to repair by the substitution of Sumbawa. Name of the third of thenew for old materials.chain of islands east of Java.Sulang. To hand about the cup at a feast. Sumbar (jav). A spring, a fountain.Sulang-maiiulang. To hand about the Sumbat (j. sumpal, and sumpat). Tocup mutually at a feast.stop up, to close an aperture ; to bung,Sulap (j). Juggle, sleight of hand, legerdemain,conjuring ; to juggle, to play Sumbing (j). Notched, gapped ; a notch,to cork ; a stopper, a stopple.tricks by sleight of hand, to conjure. a gap; name of one of the highestSulasi (s). The plant sweet basil, Ocj/- mountains in Java, and with Sundaramum hasiUcum. The phrase " bunga forming the two which in the mapssulasi," or " the sulasi flower," means, are called " the brothers."to have drank freely, or to bo the Sumbu (j). A match, a fuse ; the wickworse for liquor, to be muddled.of a lamp or caudle.Sulastri (j). Name of a plant, Calophyl-Sumbu. The hoi-n of the rhinoceros.lum soelastri.Sulib (j. salib, "juggle").Secret, occult,clandestine.Suligi (j). A wooden spear ; v. Saligi andSaligi.Siiliman (a). Soloman.Suling (j). A flute, a musical pipe; toRound a wind instrument.Sulit (bat). Scarce, rare.Sulit (achin). Solitary, retired, unfrequented.SuUan (a). Monarch, sovereign, sultan.Sulu. A scout, a spy; to spy, to reconnoitre; V. Solo.Suluh (j). A torch, a link, a flambeau.Suluk. The island of Sooloo, lyingbetween Borneo and the Philippines,and from which is taken the name ofthe whole group of islets in thisquarter, as given in our maps. It issometimes written Sulu and Saiilu,and the Spaniards of the Philippinescall it Jolo or Yolo (iolo).Sulukong (bat). A shield, a buckler.Sulung. First or eldest born.Sulup (bat). To gild or plate, to coator overlay with metal.Sulur (j). To creep ; creeping, repenta scion, a sprout, a shoot ; name ofcei-tain cai-ved oi-naments on furniturea creeping plant.Sulur. An agent, a representative. Probablyderived from the last word.Suluran (sulur). A gutter, a watercourse,a canal.Sulur-suluran. A creeper, whatevercreeps.Sumangat. Ghost, manes, spirit; goodspirits ; health.Sumatra. The island of Sumatra; possiblyfrom Su-maha-rashtra, meaningin Sanskrit, " very great kingdom."Name of a district inSumbuli. The horn of the rhinoceros ;V. Sumbu.Sumpah (j). An oath; a vow; ordeal,trial by fire or water ; curse, imprecation,malediction ; to swear, to take anoath.Sumpahan. Eelics or other objects onwhich an oath is taken.Sumpahkan. To swear, to «administer anoath ; to curse, to imprecate, to bestowa malediction, to execrate.Sumpah-api. The ordeal by fire.Sumpah-aydr. The ordeal by water.Sumping (bat). Side, flank.Sumpit (j. supit). Narrow, straight, confined.Sumpit. To discharge any thing fromthe mouth by a forcible expiration, toperflate.Sumpitan. A pipe or tube for dischargingmissiles by blowing with themouth.Sumpitk&n. To shoot with a blow-pipe.Sumpit-sumpit. Name of a shell-fish.

;Sungkur.SUM—SUN [ 177] SUN—SUR1Sumiu' (j). A spring, a well, a fountain. Sungguhi. To verify, to confii-m; toSumutan (bat). Cramp of the hands or assure, to make certain.feet.Sunan (jav).Sungguhpun. Verily, truly.A title of the principal Sungguhkan, v. Sungguhi.sovereigns of Java. The word is an Sungguh-sungguh. Earnestly, seriously;abbreviation of Susimau, itself from assuredly, undoubtedly, indubitably.the root siiun, " to beseech, to entreat,"and the meaning, " the object besoughtSungkaninclined.(jav). Loth, imwilling, dis-or entreated " ; v. Susunan and Susiiunan.Sunapang (du. snappaan). A musket, afirelock; v. Sanapang.Sunat. Name of a small kind of boat.Sunat (a). Lawful, authorised, allowable.Sunat (a). Circumcision.Sungsum (j). Marrow.Sundara (jav). Name of one of thehighest mountains in Java, formingwith Sumbiug the two called in themaps " the brothers."Sundal (s). A strumpet, a harlot, a Sungu (j). a hom.whore.Sundalan. Whoredom, fornication, harlotry.Sundal-malam. Name of a flower, thetuberose, Polyanthes tuberosa; literally," the harlot of night."Sundol. To gi-ub, to turn the earth upwith the snout ; v. Sungkur.Sund-a (sun). The people and countryof Sunda in Java.Sund'a-kulou (jav). The western portionof the Sunda country.Sund-a-wetan (jav). The eastern portionof the Sunda countiy.Svmd'uk (j). A spoon, a ladle ; a shovela spud, or weeding tool ; to skim ; todeal with a ladle ; v. Sud'uk.Sunti (bat). Name of a hot aromaticplant.Sunting (j. sumping). To deck theears with flowers or other ornamentsflowers placed behind the ears forornament.Suntingmali. A term of endearment.Suntung (ben). Name of a marineanimal.Sungai. A river ; a ri\'ulet, a brook.Sungga.A crow's-foot, or caltrop.Simgging (jAv). To ornament, to decorate,to embellish with coloured figuresin painting or embroidery.Sunggorah. Name of a Siamese province,the next to the Malay states on theside of the gulf of Siam.Sungguh. True, not false ; veritable, noterroneous ; real, genuine ;veracious ;honest, not fraudulent ; certain, .«ure,indubitable ; earnest, serious, not ajest ; truly, really ; indeed, in truth;assuredly, certainly.Sungguh-ati. Truly, sincerely : earnestlytruth ; sincerity ; earnestness.To fall forwards from a sittingposture ; to fall prone.Sungkur. To grub, to turn up the earthwith the snout ; v. Sundol.Sungsang (j). Upside down, bottomupwards, heels over head; to invert,to turn upside down ; v. Songsang.Sungsung (jav). To go against thestream ; to ascend a river ; to present,to represent to a superior; v. Songsong.Sungul. To murmur, to gi-umble; v.Sungut.Sungut, V. Sungul.Sungut (j). Whiskers, mustachios ; hairof the upper lip of the feline tribe ; thefeelers of fishes and insects.Suiiasaki (s). Name of one of the horsesof Krishna's chariot.Suiii (s). Still, silent ; solitary, lonely,retired, sequestered.Supa (jav). Name of a renowned cutleror kris maker of Java.Supan. Shame ; ashamed ; modesty ;modest ; affable, courteous ; courtesy,civility, good breeding ; courteous,civil, well-bred.Supan (bat). Low, near the ground.Supana (j. a road, a route). An ascentby a flight of steps.Supata (jav). An oath ; a vow ; a curse,a malediction ; to swear; to vow; tocurse, to execrate.Supaya (j). For, for this reason that,in order that, to the end that, sothat.Supaya-jangan. So that not, in orderthat not.Supit (jav). Nan-ow, strait, confined ; v.Sumpit.Supraba (s). Name of a Hindu goddess,daughter of Indra.Sura (s). Bold, brave, valiant.Surabaya (jav). Name of a province andtown in the eastern part of Java, fromsui-a, " brave,'' and baya. " danger."Surabi (j. meat, food). A cake; a steak,a coUop.Surah. Narrative, story, tale.Sural. To disentangle, to disengage,to separate; broken up, separated,disbanded.Surak (j). A shout ; to shout.

SUR—SUS [178] SUS—suwSurakarta (s). Name of the capital ofthe Javanese prince usually called theSusunan or emperor of Java; literally," brave woi-k " ; v. Solo.Suralaya (s). Heaven, the abode of theHindu gods.Surati (hin). The town of Surat, in theprovince of Gujerat.Suram (j). Gloomy, obscure, dusky ;dark; dim ;gloom ; darkness; dimness.Surat (a). a writing; a letter, anepistle.Surat-pad-ang (bat). A passport, that is," a clear or distinct letter."Surga (s). Heaven, the abode of theHindu gods; the Mahomedan heaven.Suri (j. sori). A queen ; a woman ; v.Sori.Suri (j. sore). Evening ; v. Sore.Suri (jAv). A horse's mane.Suri (jAV). A comb.Surud (j). To ebb ; the ebb-tide ; tofall, to decline, to dimhiish ; to pine,to fall away, to waste ; v. Surut.Suruh (jAv). The betel pepper, Piperhetle ; v. Sirih.Suruh (j). To order, to bid, to command.Suruhan (suruh). A messenger ; literally," one that is bid."Suruh-maiiuruh. To order backwardsand forwards.Suruh-suruhan. One that is sent backwardsand forwards ; a pimp, a procuress.Suruk. To hide, to conceal.Surung (j). To shove, to push forwardbefore one.Suruugan. A bribe. This word is, mostprobably, taken from the last.Surut (j), V. Surud.Surya (s). The sun.Susah (j). Trouble, perplexity, uneasiness; hardship, inconvenience ; difficulty,hardness ; distress ; cai'e, concern,solicitude, anxiety ; sorrow, grief,affliction ; troubled, perplexed, uneasydifficult, not easy ;painful ; distressedanxious, solicitous ; sad, sorrowful.Susahau. Trouble ; difficulty ; distress ;care, anxiety ; sorrow, affliction, grief.Susahkan. To trouble, to disturb; toannoy, to incommode ; to grieve, toafflict.Susah-ati. Heart-ache ; anguish of mind.Susor. By, beside, near to ; edge, border,margin, skirt.Susorkan. To approach, to bring near.Susu (j). Breasts, bosom, dugs ; udder;milk.Susiian (susu). Fosterage.Susiii. To suckle.Susuk.ln. To mickle ; v. Susiii.Susuh. Crooked ;bent ; a crook ; tlienatural spur of a cock ; the ribs of avessel ; the frame of a vessel ; v.Susuk.Susuk, V. Susuh.Susul (jAV). To follow, to go after, to seekto go in quest of.Susun (j). Stratified, in beds or layers ;in rows ;piled, in layers ; double asflowers ; strata, layers, beds ; rows ;tiers; .stages; stories.Susunkan. To pile in layers ; to arrangein rows ; to build a ship, as much asto say, to put plank over plank.Susunan (jav), v. Sunan and Susiiunan.Susup. To thi-ust between, to interjiose.Susut. To waste, to dwindle ; to decline.Susiiunan (jav). The fii'st syllable of theword is Sanskrit, and means "excellent,"" superlative ; " and the second," the object entreated or petitioned."Suta (s). Offspring, progeny.Sutra (s). Silk.Suwa. To encounter ; to meet face toface.Suwab. A morsel, a mouthful ; a fee, abribe; v. Suwap.Suwaka (j). An asylum ; refuge, shelter,protection. Sewaka, in Javanese, means" to present oneself before a superior,"and may be the origin of the word.Siiwal (a). Question, interrogation.Suwala (btj). The swalloe, tripang, orsea-slug, Holothurion.Suwalang. A bee-hive ; v. Tuwalang.Suwam. Tepid, lukewarm.Suwami (s). Lord, master ; husband ; v.Swami.Suwang (ben). Twilight;gloom, dulllight.Suwanggi (ben). Magical ;preternatural,monstrous ; awful ; romantic ; witchcraft,sorcerj^ magic.Suwap. A morsel, a mouthful ; a fee ; abribe; v. Suwab.Suwapi. To feed with morsels ; to handfeed.Suwapkan, v. Suwapi.Suwara (s). Sound, noise ; report ; repercussion;voice; note, tune; v. Sawaraand Swara.Suwarga (s). Heaven ; v. Sawarga, Surga,and Swarga.Suwari. The cassawary or emeu, StrufJdocassuaHus.Suwasa (j). An alloy of gold and copperin about equal parts.Suwatu. One ;a or an ; certain, in thesense of some. The word is probablyan abbreviation of sa, " one," and batuor watu, " a .stone " (calculm), with aneuphonic change in the first syllable ;V. Satu.

SUW-^AR [179] -SIF— S'tJKSuwatu-pun-tiyada. Nothing, nothing -Sifat (a). Quality, attribute, propertywhatever ; literally, " not even one." look, air, mien ; appearance, semblance.Suwatu-arL A certain day, a particular -Sohabat (a). Friendship ; a friend, anday.a confederate.ally,Suwatu-punt-tiyada-apa. Nothing, nothing -Suf (a). Camlet cloth.at all.Surahi (a). A goblet, a flagon.Suwatu-sabagai, v. Satu-sabagai.Suwe (ben). Severe, harsh.Suwelachara. Name of an ancient kingof Java.Swami (s), v. Suwami.b AH (p).Swandana (s). A carriage, a vehicle.narch.A king, a sovereign, a mo-Swara (6), v. Suwara.S'ahbandar (p). Intendent of a sea-portSwarga (s). Heaven ; v. Sawarga, Surga, superintendent of trade.and Suwarga.Swargaloka (s). The Hindu heaven ; v.S'afaat (a).S'ahadat (a).Intercession, mediation.Testimony, evidence.Swarga.S'aharat (a). Celebrated, renowned,Swasa, V. Suwasa.famous ; renown, fame.Swantana. Name of a chief of the Mahabarat,son of the Bramin Durna ; v.Sawantana.Suw-uu (JAY). To beg, to beseech, toentreat ; wTitten also siiun.Suwung (JAY). Empty, void ; vacantuuiahabited ; desolate.Suyudana (s). The king of Astina, andchief of the Kurawa, in the Mahabarat.ning of a paragi-aph, and confined tothe written language.S'ak (a). Doubt; suspicion, distrust,>S'aBUN (a). Soap.misgiving.6'adik (a). True, just.Sakar (p). Sugar.A 5aAib (a). Lord, master; owner, possessor.S'aksi (s). witness, an evidence pronoimcedSaksi ; v. Saksi and Saksi.;Sailih (a). Good ; apt, fit, proper. S'ams (a). The sun./Sabar (a). Patience ; forbeaiance ;pa-S'ams'ir (p). A sabre, a scimetar.S'arah (a). Desire, inclination ; appetite ;avidity.S'araA (a). Explanation, declaration.S'araf (a). Condition, stipulation ; regu-tient.S&huh (a). The dawn.SadiiM (a). Alms, charity.iSadaA-atkin. To bestow alms, to give incharity.jS3dar (a). The breast; the thorax;chief, supreme ; the government.Sat (p). A row, rank, order, array.(Safar (a). Name of the second Arabianmouth,—usually pi-onounced " sapar."/S'aA (a). Sound, entire ; the warning tothe antagonist at the game of chess'•check."/Sa/tib (a). Companions, fellows, associates.iS'ahifat (a). A book ; a leaf, a page ; aletter.5alah (a). Peace, tranquillity ; concord.«Salat (a). Prayer; blessing, benediction.Salih. A cross ; a cinicifix.Samim (a). Pure, unmixed; sincere.iSSnubar (p). A fii-, a pine.Sarfii (a). Grammai", etymology, accidence.S'ahid (a). A witness ; a martyr.S'ahidaan. Moreover, ftu-thermore. Thisword, beginning with a consonantwhich is not, and ending in an affixwhich is Malay, cannot be either pureMalay or Arabic. Its root may besahid, "a ^sdtness," and its literalmeaning equivalent to that of theEnglish intei-jection ' witness "! It isemployed only to indicate the begin-lation, law, rvile.S ariat (a). Law, justice, equity.S arif (a). Noble ; a noble, a xerif ; adescendant of the prophet.S'arik (a). A partner in trade ; an associate.Safar (a). A leaf, half a sheet ; a page.Sawal (a). The tenth month of theArabian year.S'aar (a). Poetry, verse ; a poem.S'aban (a). The eighth month of theArabian year.S"

CAB—TAG [ 180 ]TAG—TAKQaBAT (a). Established, confii-med,proved ; clear, authentic ; constancy,Calasa (a). Tuesday.Calja (a). Snow.(,anin (a). Monday; v. A9nin.C^agal (a). Heaviness, weight, burthen.Tahani. To restrain, to hold in, to stop,to arrest; to repress; to detain, toiA. No, not; an abbreviation of tada withhold.and tiyada.Tahankan, v. Tahani.Ta-dapat-tiyada. Indispensable; literally, Talma. Pride, haughtiness." not to find no."Tai (j). Ordure, dung ; excrement ; sediment,dregs ; refuse ; rust ; dross.Tfiang (sun). A pail, a bucket.Tiiar. To ride out a storm ; to be kept Tai (kayu-tai). Name of a tree, the woodin suspense.of which has a very fetid odoui-,Taba (bat). Bold, intrepid.Sterculia fcetida.Tabah. To beat, as to beat the breast. Tai-anjing. Lichens, moss.Tabanan. Name of a principality of the Tai-ayam. Name of a plant of the familyisland of Bali.of Loranthacem.Tabek. Salutation, compliments, gi-eeting. Tai-basi. Iron i-ust.Tabir. A veil, a curtain.Tai-burung. Name of a plant of theTabir (ben). Narrow, wanting breadth. genus Tagetas.Tabvili. To beat, to strike a musical instrument; a drum ; a watch or divi-Tai-talinga. Ear-wax.Tai-lalat. Freckles.sion of the night, because announced Tai-tambaga. Verdigris.by beat of drum.Tail (j). The native name for a ChineseTabuk (JAV). To slap, to strike with weight, being the sixteenth part of athe palm of the hand.catty. The tahil of the Malayan peninsulaweighs 23 drachms, and as aTabung. A water-can composed of asingle joint of the bamboo cane.gold weight is considered equal to theTabung-bruk. Name of a plant; literally," monkey-can," Nepenthes distil-Taioli (t). Mean, base, vile ; used onlybungkal, which is 882 gi-ains troy.latoria, or N. (jymnamphora.as a term of abuse ; v. Tayuli.Tabur (j. tawur). To be scattered, to be Taj (p). A crown, a diadem, a tiara;strewn, to shed.V. Taj a.Tabm-kan. To scatter, to strew, to shed Tajak. Name of a kind of bill-hook orto sow broad-cast.Tabut (a). The ark of the Covenant.Tada or Tadak. No, not; abbreviationof tiyada.Tadi. Now, a little while ago ; lately,not long ago ; last, as " last month,"or " last year."Tadung. To justle, to clash, to pushficial irrigation.Tad'ahi. To prop, to support, to hinderfrom falling.Tad-ahkan, v. Tad'ahi.Tad'ahkan-tangan. To hold up the hands,as in prayer or supplication.Tagan. A stake, the thing wagered.Tagar. Thunder.Tagih (j). To dun, to claim a debt importunately.Tagog (s). Name of a dependant of Rawana,in the Ramayana.Tagu-tagu (j. d'agu). The Javanese partridge,Perdrix jaranica.Tab. An inseparable afiSx signifying interrogation.Tahan (j). To bear, to endure, to support,to abide, to brook ; to forbear,to refrain, to abstain ; to last, to hold,to endure ; to cease, to be still.weeding implement.Tajan. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Borneo.Tajam. Sharp, having a keen edge;sharp, having an acute point ; sharp,acute, quick of sight or hearing ; sharp,keen, intense, as pain ; sharp, acute ofmind.against.Tajamkan. To sharpen, to give a keenTad-ah (j). To catch, or intercept falling;edge or acute point.to uphold, to uplift.The artificial spur of a game-cock.Taji.Tad-ahan (jav). Arable land watered by Taj in (j). The scum from the boiling ofthe periodical rains, and not by arti-rice.Taju. A bag, a sack.Tajii (p). A crown, a diadem, a tiara; v.Taj.Tajuk. The rib-timbers of a vessel.Tajuk. A posy, or bunch of flowers madeup in a particular shape; name of ahead ornament.Tajuk-mali, v. Tajuk.Tak. No, not ; an abbreviation of tadak.Takar (j). To measure by capacity, not

TAK—TAL [181 3TAL—TAMby weight ; measure by capacity ; thevessel employed for measuring by capacity; a measure, a stated quantity.Takar-turun (jav). Extra taxes beyondthe fixed and usual ones.Taksih (j). Yet, still.Taksina (s). The right hand ; the south.Takuk. A notch, a nick; to notch, tonick.Takuug. To settle, to subside, to deposita sediment.Takut (j). To fear, to be afraid ; to fear,to apprehend ; to fear, to dread ; afraid,terrified, afeard, frightened; fearful,timorous, timid ;pusillanimous, cowardly; fear, dread, terror ; fear, apprehension; awe, reverential fear ; lest,for fear,Takuti. To frighten, to terrify ; to fear,to reverence, to respect.Takutkdu, v. Takuti.densifiora.Tali-ayAr. The perinaum.Tali-bawatan. The braces of a ship'srigging.Tali-kail. A fishing-line; literally, "thehook-line."Tali-ki-is. The kris or dagger belt.Tali-kulu (ben). A legal term belongingto the ceremony of mai'riage, said to beborrowed from Malabar, tali in thatpart of India being applied to smallgold images of the god Ganesa, hungby the bridegroom over the neck ofthe bi-ide.Tali-malan (jav). A thong of buffalo hide.Tali-pandai-at. A hawser ; literally," a shore rope."Tali-panding. A zone, a girdle; literally," the buckle band."Tali-prut. The intestines ; literally, "bellycords."Tali-sawat (bat). A halter, a string tolead cattle by.Tali-sawuh. A cable; literally, "theanchor rope."Tali-tali. Name of a plant, Ipommaquamoclit.Tali-tud'ung. Whiskers; literally, "thestrings of an umbi-ella hat."Takut-manusiya (j and s). The sensitive Tali-tumali. A ship's cordage or rigging.plant, Oxalis sensitiva; literally, "manfearing."Taling. A goad for driving cattle.Tal (s). Name of the palm the leaves of Taling. The shelving bank of a river.which are used as material to write on, Talinga (j. talingan). The ear; v. T.-Borassus Jlabelliformis ; v. Rental andLontar.linga.Talu (jAv). Beginning, commencement.Talak (s). To tune a musical instrument. Talu-bartalu. Incessantly, quasi beginningover and over again.Talam (j). A tray, a salver.Talang. To abandon or forsake a woman. Taman (j). A flower garden.Talang. To bespeak the refusal of a Tamau. Name of a place on the westerncommodity.coast of Borneo.Talang. Name of a fish.Tarnan-sari (jAv). A flower garden; v.Talang (ben). A hamlet.Taman.Talang (j. tala). A beehive ; a honeycomb.Tamak. Covetous.Tambadu. Name of a quadruped resem-Talas (j). Name of a plant, Colocaaia vera. bling a buffalo, stated by the MalaysTali (j). A rope, a string, a cord ; a line to exist in the forests of Borneo.a ligature, a tie, a band, a bandage ; a Tambah (j). To increase, to augment,sash, a belt ; the string or chord of a to grow more or gi-eater.musical instrument.Tambahan. Increase, augmentation; addition,growth ; besides ; moreover, moreTali. Name of a small silver coin, equalin value to one-eighth of a Spanish than that.dollar, and consequently to about thirteenTambahi. To increase, to augment, toEnglish pence. It is probable thatthe word is derived from the last, andmake more or greater ; to add.Tambahkan, v. Tambahi.has reference to the practice of filinga certain number of small coins on aTambah -bartambah.lated.To be accumu-string, which, judging by the hole in Tambah-bartambahkan. To accumulate.the centre of all ancient Javanese coins,appears to have prevailed in the ArchipelagoTambahan-pula.and above.Moreover, besides, overas well as in China.Tambaga (s). Copper ; v. Tambaga.Talik4n. To bind with a cord, to cord. Tambaga-kuning.Tali-anjing. Name of a plant, AcalyphesBrass; that is, " yellowcopper."Tambaga-putih. Zinc or speltre ; that is," white copper."Tambak (j). A dike, an embankment, amound.Tambak (jav). A fishpond, a stew, avivarium.Tambak. To prepare a floor or courtyardby strewing it with sand.

TAM—TAM [182] TAM—TANTambako. Tobacco, Nicoftana. lu tbeHortus Bogorieusis, six species arestated to be cultivattd iu Java.Tambang (ben). A mine.Tanibang (jay). A rope, a string; tobind with a rope or string.Tambaug. To be conveyed or ti-ansportedby water.Tambangan. Conveyance or transportby water ; freight ;passage money ; acargo-boat ; a passage-boat ; a ferryboat; a ferry.falling.Tambangi. To transport by water, tocarry cargo or passengers.Tampuwi. Name of a wild fruit.Tamu (jav). A guest.Tambangi. To unfurl the sails preparatoryTanah (s. thana 1). Earth, land, gi'ound ;to making sail.soil, ground ; land, country, region,Tambangkan. To transport by water; territory ;ground, fundamental colourV. Tambangi.in a pattern.Tambang-bini (j. tambang, " to tie with acord"). To bind a wife not to mairyTanah-arab.Tauah-idup.The land of Arabia.Land under culture ; Hterally,after separation." live land."Tambar (j). Impotent, deprived of Tanah -iran. Persia.power.Tanah-jawa. The land of Java.Tambat (j). To bind, to fasten ; bound,fastened ; tethered ; a tether.Tambatan. Binding, fastening ; connexion.Tambiln. Name of a fish.Tambang (jav). Obstinate, headstrong.Tanibirang. The shrouds or standingrigging of a ship ; v. Tamirang.Tambol. Magic, sorceiy, secret arts ; topractise sorcery.Tambra. Name of an esculent fish.Tambul. Food, meat, victuals.Tambuni-basar. The umbilical cord.Tambuni-kachil. Tlie jjlacenta.Tambur (por. tambor). A war drum.Tameng (j). A .shield, a buckler.Tamiyang. Name of an island at theeastern entrance of the straits of Malacca.Tamirang. The shrouds or standingrigging of a ship ; v. Tambirang.Tampa (jAV). To receive, to get.Tampa. To forge, to form by the hammer; to mould ; v. Tampa.Tampak (bat). The measles.Tampal (j. tambal). A patch.Tampalkan. To patch.Tampalis. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra.Tampang. Becoming, fit, meet.TamiiHiig. A slab or ingot of tin.Tauipar (j. tampcl). A slap with thefiat of tlie hand ; to slap.Tamparan-iiamu. The shoulder-blade.Tampari. To slap.Tamparkan, v. Tampari.Tampar-tangan. The custom of strikinghands in token of the conclusion of abargain, said to have bccu borrowedfrom the Telinggas.Tampih (j. tampah, and tampeu). A fan,an implement for winnowing ; to fan,to winnow.Tampinis. Name of a timber tree.Tampok. The flower-cup or calyx of aplant ; v. Tapok.Tampoyak. Name of an esculent fruit.Tampu. Pressed, squeezed, crushed.Tampuk&n. To press, to squeeze, tocrush.Tampung (ben). To catch, to interceptTanah-kling. The country of Telinggana.Tanah-mati. Fallow land ; literally," dead land."Tanah-malayu. The country of theMalays, the Malayan peninsula.Tanah-manangkabau. The country ofMenangkabo, in Sumatra.Tanah-pilih. Name of the chief town ofthe Raja of Jambi, in Sumatra ; literally,'• chosen land."Tanah-putih. Name of a Malay settlementon the liver Rakan, eastern sideof Sumatra ; literallj', " white ground."Tanchap. To stab, leaving the weaponin the wound.Tani (jav). To till the gi-ound ; a husbandman; a rustic.Tanak (j). To cook food by boiling orseething.Tauau. Name of a place in Pegu.Tanau (j. tanu). The chameleon lizard.Tanam (j). To commit to the earth, toput in the ground ; to bury, to inter ;to plant ; to sow ; to set, to establish.Tauilmau. Cultivation ; a plantation;tillage.Taramkiln. To inter; to put in thegi'Ound ; to bury ; to plant ; to sowto establish.Taniim-tanaman. Plantage, cultivatedplants generally.Tandan. A bunch, a cluster.Tandang. To visit, to frequent.Tandup. A kind of litter or palanquin.Tandil. Name of a petty officer at aMalay court, a kind of messenger.Tanduk. A horn.

TAN—TAN [ 183 ]TAN—TANTandukkan. To butt or to gore withthe horns.Tand-a (j. tond'a). Mark, token, sign,memorial; stamp, impression; proof,evidence.Tand'akan. To mark, to impress with afish by groping in shallow water ; totoken ; to sign.fish with such a basket.Tand'a-asta. Written signature ; literally,Tanggung (j). To bear, to carry, to have" hand-mark."Tand'a-taiigan, v. Tand'a-asta.Tand-ak (j. a dancing gii'l). To danceabout one ; to bear, to support, to sustain;to bear, to endure; to bear, tosuffer ; to engage, to undertake ; to bedancing; a dance.incumbent, to be obligatory; to beTaud-ak-mandura. Dancing after the charged, to be entrusted.fashion of Siam.Tangguugan. Burthen, task, impositionTand-ing (j). To compare; to tally, to obligation ; duty ; charge, office ; undertaking,match.engagement ; bail, security.Tandingan. Comparison ; match, tally, Tanggungkjln. To keep, to guard, toequal.hold ; to experience, to know by practice.Tandingkan. To match, to equal ; tomatch, to oppose as an equal.Tangir. Name of a tree, the bark ofTand-u (j). A litter, a palanquin.which is used as a detergent.Tanjak. Name of a kind of oblique fore Tangis (j). To weep, to shed tears ; toand aft sail.cry, to utter lamentations ; to lament,Tanjang (ben). To branch out, to shoot to moum; to wail ; weejjing, lamentation,into branches.wailing, mourning.Tanjung. A point of land, a headland, Tangisan. Weeping; lamentation, wailinga tongue, a cape, a i)romontoiy.; mourning.Tanjung. Name of a flower, Mimusopselengi.Tantaka (s). Name of a son of Rawaua,in the Ramayana.Tantang (j). To challenge, to provoketo fight ; to encourage.Tang. To look directly at,—an abbreviationof tantang ; v. Tautang.Tangan (j). The hand.Tangan-kanan. The right hand.Tangan-kiri. The left hand.Tangas. A kind of steam bath.Tangga. A ladder, a stair ; a dwellinghouse,because every Malaj' dwellinghouseis furnished with a stair; afamily or household.Tangga. A wedge or ingot of the preciousmetals.Tanggal (jav). The moon; the day ofthe lunar month ; date.Tangguhkan. To stop, to delay, to stayto defer.Tangguh-bartangguh. Procrastination,delay.Tangguk. A basket for catching smallTangisi. To lament, to mourn ; v. Tangiskau.Tangiskan. To lament, to bewail, tomourn for.Tangkai. Stalk, stem of a plant ; haulmpedicel, foot-stalk.Taugkai-ati. A word of endearmentliterally, " stem or stalk of the heart."Taugkal. A charm, charms.Tangkalang. Name of a tree of Borneo,the nut of which is productive in oil.Tangkas. Fleet, swift of pace; to disappear,to vanish.Tangkab (j. to close, to shut in, to con-To catch, to seize, to apprehend,fine).to lay hold of; to apprehend, to conceive; V. Tangkap.Tangkaban. Seizure ; the object caughta snare, a trap.Tangkdb-manangkab. To grapple, toTanggal. To shed, to let fall, to drop, to seize reciprocally.fall.Tangkab-tangkaban. Grappling, contendingTanggal kan. To draw or pull off, toby seizing each other.strip, to divest ; to peel.Tangkap (j), V. Tangkab.Tanggalung (sun). Name of a species of Tangkapan, v. Tangkaban.Viverra, Paradoxurus musawja ; v. MusangTangkerung. Name of a fish.and Tanggalung.Tangking. To rebuke, to reprove.Tanggiling. Name of a plant, Tacca Tangkis (j). Warded, fenced oflF, drivennoontana.pushed away.off,Tanggiling (j). The Javanese ant-eater, Tangkiskan. To ward, to fence off; toManis javanica ; v. Taranggiling, Pfinggilingfend, to keep off; to parry, to pushand Tanggiling.away, to push aside ; to avert.Tangglung. A hanging lamp, or a lantern. Tangsi. Lank, not plump ; catgut.Tanggoh (bat). To roar.Tafia (j). To ask, to inquii-e ;question,Tangguh. To wait, to stay, to tarry ; to inquiry, interrogation.delay ; stay ; delay ; v. Tanggoh. Tanai. To question, to interrogate.

TAN—TAB [184] TAR—TAUTauakan, v. TaCai.Taruk (j. taru). A shoot, a sprout, aTapa (s). Penauce, austerity, mortificationtwig.;religious retirement.Tarum (j. torn). The Asiatic indigoTapai (j). A kind of beer made from plant, Indignfcra tinctoria.boiled rice ; r. Tape.Tarum-akar. The climbing indigo plant,Tapak. To tap with the hand.Marsdenia parviflora.Tapak (j). The palm of the hand or Tai-um-kambang. The American indigosole of the foot ; a palm or handbreadthplant, Indigofera anil.; a foot-length.Taruua (s). Young; v. TAruna andTapak -kaki. The sole of the foot.Truna.Tapak-tangan. The palm of the hand; Tasik (j). The sea, the ocean ; a greatsignature, sign-manual.lake or inland sea. [u Javanese itTapakan-tangga. The landing-place of a means the sea, and also the strand orstair.Tapat (ben). A cliff.Tape (j), V. Tapai.Tapen-liiut. Name of a plant, a speciesof Mdiacea.Tapi (j). But, yet, however, nevertheless;V. Tatapi.Tapih (t). Name of a kind of Indiancloth.Tapih (jAv). A petticoat.Tapis. To strain, to filter.Tapis. To ward off, to repel.Tapis (bat). To withdraw the handwhen another offers his.Tapisan. A strainer, a filter.Tapok. The flower-cup or calyx of atool.Tari. To dance ; a dance, dancing.Tarik (j). To draw, to pull, to haul ; todrag ; to inhale ; to draw (a weapon)to veer, to draw round, as the wind.Tarik-layar. To hoist sail, to make sail.Tarima (j). To receive, to take ; to accept; V. Tarima.Taring. The tusk of a boar ; the prongtrust.Taruh-d'iri. To b^have oneself, to conductoneself properly.sea-shore.Tata (s). Order, disposition, arrangement,array.Tatab. To inquire attentively, to examine,to make diligent enquiry; v.Tatap.Tatabuhan (j. tabuh). Musical instrumentsthat are struck, as drums andgongs.Tatah (j). To chisel, to engrave ; to inlay; to stud, to enchase.Tatah. A throne.Tatak. To drive or force an object intothe gi'ound.Tatal (j). A chip of wood.Tatampan. A scarf or any part of dressthrown loosely over the shoulders.Tatanagara (s). Affairs of state, government,administration ; literally, " arrangementof the country."plant; v. Tampok.Tapuk. To clap, to slap with the openhand ; a slap.Tapus (bat). To press, to squeeze.Tara. Equal, neither superior nor inferior; level ; an equal, a peer.of the hands.Tatang. To bear an object on the palmsTarak. To stretch, to widen.Tatang. Name of the river of Palem-Tarak,1n (tara). To make level with abang, in Sumatra.Tatap, V. Tatab.Tatarup (j. tarub). A booth, a hut, atabernacle.Tatas (j). To cut off, to separate bycutting.Tatas. Name of a wild tribe on thenorthern side of Borneo.Tatasan. A breach made by cutting, aof a fork ; a claw.Ta-tiiu. Know not,—an abbreviation ofTarix (a). Date, epoch ; chronicle, annals.tadak-tiiu.Tate (jav). Accustomed, habituatedTarub (jav). Name of a district in the practised ; experienced ; skilled.eastern part of Java; literally, "the Tating. To support an object by holdingtabci-nacle."it with the hand above it.Taruh. To i)ut, to place, to lay, to set Tatkala (s). Time ; when, at the timeto lay by, to reserve ; to hoard, to that ; while, whilst, during tlie timestore ; to liave, to possess ; to deposit, that.to lay down ; to stake, to hazard ; to bet. Tatkala-itu. Then, at that time.Taruhan. A stoi-e, a repository ; a pledge, Tatrap (jav). Way, manner; conduct,a stake, a deposit.behaviour.TaruhkS,n. To surrender, to deliver up, Tatrap (jav). To inflict, to punish.to hand over; to commit, to give in Tatu (jav). a wovind ; to wound.cut.Tau (j. used to, habituated). To know,to understand, to comprehend ;knowing,skilful ;intelligent.

. Taulan.TAU—TAB [ 185] TAB—tAGTau-malu. To be modest ; literally, " toknow shame."A companion, anconfederate, an ally ; a friend.Taulanan. Friendship ; league, alliance.Tiiun. A year.Ta-usah. Useless, needless ; never mind ;(an abbreviation of tadak usah).Tawan (j). Captive, made prisoner; acaptive, a prisoner.Tawanan. A captive, a prisoner; captivity,bondage.Tawankan. To capture, to take prisonerto imprison.Tawang (jay). The sky, the heavens,the firmament.Tawar (j). Fresh, not salt ; insipid,vapid, mawkish, flat.Tawar (j). To bid a price, to make anoffer to buy, to bargain or treat for apurchase ; to intrigue for the seductionof a woman—that is, to bid aprice for her.Tawar (j). To charm for the cure ofdiseases ; to practise incantations as anantidote.Tawas (j). Alum.Tawon (jav). A generic term for thebee tribe.Tayau. Name of a river and Malay stateon the western coast of Borneo.Tayang. To hold up in the hands, as abook in reading.Tayuli (t). Mean, base, vile ; usedonly as a term of abuse ; v. TaYoli.Tabadiil (a). Changing, transposinginterchange, transfer.Tabah (j). To beat out, to thrash out.Tabal. Thick, deep ; thick, dense, copious.Taban. Name of the forest tree which isthe chief source of the gutta percha.Tabang (j). To fell trees, to cut downlarge trees.Tabangan. A fall of large trees.Tabas. To clear the ground of underwoodand grass.Tabar (p). An axe, a hatchet.Tabdri (jav). Industrious, diligent, laborious.Tabeh (ben). An artificial lake, a reservoir.Tabing. The bank of a river ; the brinkof a well ; the margin of a lake or reservoir; the margin of the sea, abovehigh-water mark.Tabu (j). The sugar cane, Sacckarumofficinarum.Tabung. The opium pipe, the instrumentwith which prepared opium issmoked.TS,bur. Spread out, unfolded, as a netbefore being ca.st.TAburan. The object spread out, as theswell of a sail.Tabus (j). To ransom, to redeem ; toemancipate, to manumit ; to purchasea slave ; a ransom.Tabusan. The person or thing i-ansomedor redeemed ; a slave that has beenbought.Tabuwan (j. tawan ?) A hornet, a wasp.Tadbir (a). Order ; design ;government;deliberation, council.Tadori. The island of Tidore, one of tlieMoluccas.Tad-uh (j). Calm, serene, still ; to growcalm, to grow still ; to rest, to be stillto cease, to be at an end ; shady, umbrageous; shade, umbrage ; cloudy,obscured by clouds ; sheltered, coveredfrom external injury ; sheltered, protected,afforded refuge; shelter, securityfrom external injury ; shelter,refuge, protection.Tad-uhkan. To calm, to still, to quietto shelter, to protect.Tafa7i.us (aI.Tafkur (a)'.Investigation.To think, to reflect, to consider.Tafsir (a). Explanation, interpretationcommentary; paraphrase.Taga. To stand, to be on the feet ; erect,standing.Tagakan. To erect, to set up ; to build.Tagah (j. chagah). Hindered, stopped,prevented ; forbidden, prohibited.Tagahkan. To hinder, to prevent ; torestrain, to repress; to prohibit, toforbid.TS,gal. For, because of, by reason, onaccount of.Tagal (jav). A field ; a plain ; dry arableland distinguished from irrigated.Tagalarum (jav). Name of one of thescenes of the Mahabarat; literally," the scented field."Tagalkuru (j and s). The field of battlein the Mahabarat ; literally, " the fieldof the Kurawa."Tagar. Hard, not soft ; hard, fii-m, stronghard, stiff, rigid, indurated ; stubborn,obstinate, contumacious ; dull, slow ofcomprehension.Tagarkan. To harden, to indurate ; tostiffen, to make stiff.Tagar-ikur. Name of a fish; literally," stiff tail."Tagalichik. A slip, a slide, a false step.Tagaliyat. A sprain, a wrench; a dislocationof the joints.Tagap. Stout, strong-built, lusty.Tagas (jav). Signification, meaning, interpretation.Tagor. A draught of liquor, the quantityof drink taken at a breathing ; v. Taguk.B

TAG—TAL [ 186 ]TAL—TALTdgor. To call to, to challenge as asentinel; to accost, to address; toinvite.TSgor. To admonish, to reprove, to rebuke; to advise.Tagoran. Admonition ; reproof, rebuke.Tdgorkan. To control, to restrain; togovern.Taguh (j). Strong, firm, compact ; fast,firm, permanent, lasting, durable, safe, and Talapakan.secure.Talap. A box for holding perfumes.Tdguhkdn. To strengthen, to make Talapak (j). The palm of the hand ;thestrong; to strengthen, to confirm, to sole of the foot.ratify ; to fasten, to make firm ; to encourage,to make confident.Tflguh-tagiih. Firmly, strongly, immovably.Taguk. A draught, the quantity ofliquor taken at a breathing; v. Tagor.Ta/tabiis (a). Imprisoned, confined.TaAmid (a). Praising, la\iding.Ta^rim (a). Prohibited, interdicted.Tajali (a). To shine, to glitter, to illuminate.Taka. Posterior opening of the mouthbelow the arches of the palate.Tiikan. To press, to squeeze, to crush,to force down.Takat. Embroidery ; to embroider.TakabSr (a). Arrogant, proud, haughty,presumptuous ; arrogance, presumption,pride.Takalebat. To wave, to play loosely.Takan (j). A staff, a walking-stick.T;\kek (.j). The tokay, or noisy houselizard.Taki. A puzzle, an enigma, a riddle.Takrim (a). Honour, respect, reverence.Takuk (bat). To hammer, to beat witha hammer or mallet.Takukur (j. darkuku). Name of a speciesof pigeon, Columba tigrina.Ta/.-dir (a). Fate ;predestination, inevitabledecree.Talab. To ooze, to flow imperceptibly.Talad-an (j. talad'a). Model, ai'chetype ;exemplar, pattern for imitation.Talah. To predict, to foretell, to prognosticate,to prophesy.Talah. Ago, past, already, some timepast; then. It is chieflj' used as anauxiliai'y expressing past time.Talah. When, as soon as ; v. Satalah.Tillah-itu. Then ; literally, " tliat past."Tillah-lama. Long ago.Tiilah-svidah. Already.Tillaga (s). A pool, a pond, a bashi, areservoir, a tank, a small lake ; nameof a Sunda district in Java with a beautifullake, from whicli it takes itsname.Tfllakong. Name of a kind of coarsecloth ; a veil worn by women out ofdoors which covers the head and person.Talale (jav). The tnmk or proboscis ofan elephant.Talanjang. Naked, bare, uncoveredvinsheathed ; v. Tilrlanjang.Talampakan (bat). The palm of thehand or sole of the foot; v. TalapakTalapakan, v. Talapak.Talasang (ben). A waistband.Talatah (jav). Earth, laud, gi-ound ;aprovince, a dependency.Talatas. Name of a species of grass,Dactylis.Talawat (a). Meditation ; reading, study.Talakan. To support or bear up thebody by leaning on the hands ; to restthe head on one or both hands.Talau. To swallow, to take do^\Ti thethroat ; to suppress, to conceal, not totell.Talantang. Supine, lying on the back.Talantaugkiin. To place on the backwith the face upwards.Taled'ek (jav). A dancing girl, a femalesinger and dancer.Taleleh (leleh). Open, exposed ; disclosed,revealed, notorious.Talelehkan. To disclose, to reveal ; toexpose ; to publish.Talibung. Name of an island at thenorth-western end of the straits ofMalacca.Tillidur (bat). A rogue, a scoundrel.Taliug. The shelving bank of a river.Taling. The rod or goad with which thebuffalo is driven.Talinga (j. talingan). The ear ; the handleof a vessel.Talinga-bad'il. The pan of fire-arms.Talipak. Name of a flower.Talipuk. A shed, a booth.Tillipuk. Name of an aquatic flower.TaU-in (a). To teach, to instruct; theperson that reads the funeral service atthe gi'ave.Talor. An egg, the eggs of birds andinsects ; the eggs or spawn of reptilesroe of fish.Talor-timbul. A rotten egg ; that is, anegg that floats.Taluh (jav). Magic.Taluhbraja (jav). An imaginary meteor,fancied to destroy persons whileasleep ; literally, " magic weapon."Tilluk. A bight, a cove, a small bay.T.ilunjuk (tunjuk). Tiie forefinger, theindex.

TAL—TAM [187] TAM—TANTalut. A peculiar sitting posture approachingto kneeling.Tampap. A hand-breadth.Tampak (sun). The measles.Tarn (a). It is finished. Finis; v. TamatcalityTampat. Place, position, situation; lo-ground, room ; depositoiy.;Tamam (a). Entire, complete, finished. Tampat-diyam. Dwelling-place, residence.Tamamkan. To complete, to finish. Tampat-lilin. A candlestick.Tamandang (j). Completely dressed or Tampat-sirih. A betel-stand.equipped.Tampat-tidor. A sleeping-place, a bed.Tamangu. To muse, to ponder. Tampawan (tampa). Beaten out, fox'ged;Tamaram. Bright, effulgent.the object beaten out, or forged.Tamas'a (p). Entertainment, show. Tampayan. A kind of large jar.Taman (j. tme, loyal, faithful .')• A companion,Tampalik. Confutation, refutation.a comi-ade ; a follower, a re-Tampalikkan. To confute, to refute.tainer.Tampik. To shout ; to scream, to cryTamdnggung (j. tanggung, "to bear, to shrilly ; a shout ; a scream.support "). The title of a public functionary,Tampil. To advance, to proceed, to movea kind of minister of the in-forwards.terior or director of police. The word Tampiling (j). A slap or buffet with theopen hand.is, most probably, Javanese, and inJava is the title of a class of nobles,and not the name of an office.Tampiyas.wind.Spray or rain driven by theTamangkul (j. tumvmgkul). To stoop, Tampoyok. Name of a species of Termes,to bend forwards.or white ant.Tamat (a). Finished, concluded, Finis ; Tampu. A blacksmith.V. Tarn.Tampuh (j). To attack, to charge, toTambaga (s). Copper ; v. Tambaga.fall upon.Tambaga-kuning. Brass,—that is, "yellowTampuh. To frame or forge with thecopper."Tambaga-putih. Zinc or speltre ; that is,hammer, to fabricate ; to maniifactureearthenware, or form with the potter's" white copper."wheel.Tambako. Tobacco, Nicotiama ; v. Tambako.T4mpuh. To reject and return an objectTambang (jav). An air, a tune; song,received ; to throw back on the handsof a seller or giver.singing ; metre, measure, verse ;poetry;to sing, to cliant.Tclmpuling (j. champuling).an arrow or other weapon.The barb ofTambaug-tambaugau. Singing ; music. Tampm-ung. The shell of a coconut ; aTambarah (j. tombra). Name of a fish. human scull.Tdmbikar. A potsherd.Tampui-ung-lutut. The knee-pan.Tambora. Name of a people and countiyof Sumbawa, as also of the mountainTampuwa.Tampuwi.The tailor-bird.Name of a fruit.fi-om which proceeded, in 1815, the Tamra. Astrology.gi-eatest volcanic emption on record. Tamu (j). Name of a plant, a species ofTambul. The bread-ft-uit, Artocarpus incisa;v. Kluwi.Tambun. To be heaped, to be piled ; aheap, a pile ; abundant.Tambuuan. A heap, a pile.Tdmbunkan. To heap, to pile.Tambun. Fat, plump.Tambunkan. To fatten, to make fat.Tambus. Holed, perforated.Tambusan. A perforation ; a tunnel ; asieve, a screen, a riddle.Tamikai (t). The water-melon, Cucumiscitrullm.Tilmirang. The standing rigging of avessel ; the shrouds.Tamu'ing. The edge of an angulai- body.Tamnung. Name of a fish.Taujpa. To forge, to form by the hammer: to fixshion, to mould ; v. Tampa.Tampak. To appeal-, to be seen, to bevisible v. Nampak.turmeric. Curcuma zerumbet.Tamu-giring. Name of a plant, Cmcumaviridijiora.Tamu-kunchi. Name of a species of turmeric,Xcempferia pandurata.T§,mu (j). To meet, to encounter ; tomeet with, to light on ; to find, to acquireby seeking ; to find, to obtain, toget ; to join, to imite.Tamiian. Meeting, encounter; union,joining.Tamuluk. The crop or craw of abird.Tamuluki, v. Tamuluk.Tamungkul. To yield, to submit, togive in.Tamui-un (j). To descend, to comedown. In Javanese it is used by itself,but in Malay only as a compound withturun, having the same meaning.Tanaga (jav). Conduct, way, manner.

TAlSr—TAN [188] TAN—TAPTanang (j. ma,n4ng, "to rest"). Still, Tangah-jalan. Midway.quiet, motionless, stagnant.Tdngahkan. To halve, to divide in two.TAndas (ben). A dunghill ; a priv'y. Tdngah-liiut. At sea, on the high seas ;Taud'aug (j). To kick ; to spurn ; kick ; literally, " mid-sea."spurn.Tangah-malam. Midnight.Tdnd-as (j. and'as, and tand'as, "the Tangiii (j. tangik). Rancid, rank.head "). To behead, to decapitate. Tanggala. A plough.Tanju-tampasang. Name of a kind of Tanggalung (j). Name of a species oflamps.Tilntadu (ben). Name of a kind of worm,Viverra, Paradoxurm miisanga ; v. Musangand Tanggalung.or maggot.Tanggam (t). The figure-head of a ship.Ttlntang. To look at, to view, to behold Tanggara. The south-east.to concei-n, to i-elate to.Tanggalam (j. kalam). To sink, to founder,Tantangan. Viewing, considering, regarding,to go to the bottom.having reference to ; concerning,T4ngg9,iamkan. To sink, to cause to sink.relating to.Tdnggiling (j. giling). The Javanese ant-Tantra (j. tontra). A host, an army. It eater, Manis javanica ; v. Tauggiling,is usually united to the Sanskrit wordbala, with the same meaning, makingTaranggiling,giling.Tranggiling, and Pang-the compound word balatantra.Tanggiri (j. ta,ngiri). Name of a fish.Tantu (j. tamtu). Certain, sure, indubitable,Tangguh. To wait, to stay, to tarry ; toundoubted ; detennined, fixed, delay, to defer; stay, delay; v.Tangguh.settled ; certainty, assurance ; certainly,surely, assuredly, indubitably,undoubtedly.Tantukan. To ascertain, to make certain,to establish ; to fix, to settle ; to appropriate,to assign ; to assure.Tanun (j). To weave, to work with aloom.Tanuuan. A web, the object woven.Tanunkan. To weave, to make byweaving.Tanung (j). To tell fortunes, to foretelevents, to soothsay.Tanungan. Foretelhng, predicting; soothsaying.Tanur (a). An oven, a stove, a furnace.Tangguk. A kind of hand-basket forcatching shrimps and other small fishby groping.Tanggulung. Will-with-the-wisp, Jackwith-a-lantern,an ignis fatuus ; awizard, an evil spirit.TAngkada. Name of a species of beetle.Tangkal. An amulet, a written charm.T§,ngkai' (j. tukai-). To wi-angle, to squabble,to altercate; WTangle, squabble,altercation.Tilngkerung. Name of a fish.Tangkok. The nape of the neck ; v.Nangkok.Tangkora. A scull, cranium.Taugku. An abbreviation of tuwauku," my lord." In this abbreviated form,it is the title among some MalayTiinuran. Baking, making with an ovenor furnace.Tangadah. To look upwards, to look ti-ibes of the sons and brothers of aheavenwards.sovereign, and may be translatedTangah (j). Mid, middle, centre; half, " prince ; v. Tungku.moiety ; half, in part, partly ; while, Tangkuluk. A particular form of turbanduring the time that, at the same time worn by some Malay tribes, as thethat.people of Patani and Achin.Tangah-ari. Midday.Tangsa (ben). To beat an alarm.Tilngah-daMm. In the middle, in the Tangsai (ben). Lank (as hair).midst.Tilngwai. The chameleon lizard.Tiingah-dina. Midday.Titpanggang (bat). A blain, a blister.Tangah-duwa. One and a half. This is Taparang-danau. The lake of Taparang,an idiom, and extends to other numbers,upa large lake in the island of Celebes.to thousands. Thus, pre-Titpat. Direct, straight, not oblique orceded by tangah, the numerals for winding ; due, directly, exactly.thirteen, forty, three hundred, and Tapawus. Care, attention, diligence.three thousand, mean, respectively, Tapalechok. To slip, to make a false step.twelve and a half, thirty-five, two hundredand fifty, and two thousand fiveTaparling (parling).ing, sparkling ; v.Gleaming, glisten-Parling.hundred. It applies only to even Taparmaniii. Countable, capable of beingnumbers, and the effect of the word is reckoned ; v. Tarparmanai.to reduce to one half its nominal value Tapi (j). Border, edge, margin ;brink,the last figure, whether unit, ten, hundred,or thousand.brim ; skirt ;shore, coast.selvage ; side, quarter

TAP—TAR[ 189] TAR—TARTapi-langit. The horizon.T&pi-laut. The coast, the sea-shore ; seaboard.Tapi-prau. The margin of the deckwhere it joins the gunwale.Tapi-sungai. A river bank.Tapis (j). Bordei', edge ; v. Tapi.Tapis. To put aside with the hand ; toward off, to repel.Tapiswiring (jav). Bonndaiy, limit, frontier.Name of a spacious bay onTflpiyanuli.the south-western coast of Sumatra,called in the maps Tapanuli.Tapung (j. glilpung). Flour, meal.Tapung-bumi, v. Tapung-tawar-bumi.Tapung-tawar. Rice flour prepared as acharm.T&pung-tawar-bumi. An expiatory finefor shedding blood ; v. tawar.Tilrahan (ben). Name of a bird.Taraju (j). A pair of scales, a balance ;V. Traju and Naraju.Taraniaya (aniaya). Most oppressive,highly tyrannical.Tarantuk (autuk). Knocked against,hit against, collided, clashed.Tclrang (j). The light ; light, not dark ;bright, clear, luminous ; clear, fair,serene ; clear, perspicuous, evident,obvious, plain, manifest ; clear, clean,quite, entirely v. Trang.Tarangkan.;To enlighten, to illuminate ;to clear, to free from obscurity, tomake obvious or perspicuous.Tarap (bat).To shut, to close.Tarapang. A kris with a gold scabbard.Tarapit (apit). Squeezed, pressed betweentwo bodies.Taratak (j. taratag). A hut, a house ; atabernacle, a tent ; a booth.Taratak. To drive, to force an objectinto the ground.Tilrate (j). The lotus flower, Nelumliummitted ; conveyed, transported ; lyingdown, laid on the ground.Taranti (anti). Stopped, an-ested.Tarangganu. Name of a Malay stateon the eastern side of the peninsula.Taranggiling (j), v. Tanggiling and Pauggiling.Tarbalik (balik). Overset, turned bottomupwards; inverted.Tilrbang. To fly, to take wing ; to fly,to move quickly.Tarbangkan. To waft, to carry throughthe air.Tarbayang (bayang). Shadowed, representedimperfectly.Tarbayik. Best, excellent, surpassinggood.Tarbalas (balas). Answered; reqmted.Tarbil. A kind of small shield.Tflrbil. A cross-bow for shooting earthenpellets.Tarbis (ben). A bank, a dam ; a sluice,Tdrbit. To issue, to come out, to emanate; to go out, to go forth ; to spring,to arise, to appear ; to rise, as the sun,moon, or stars ; to escape, to be extricatedfrom.Tarbitkan. To issue, to send forth.Tarbuka (buka). Open, exposed, uncovered,naked ; disclosed.Tarbuni (buni). Hidden, concealedoccult, secret.Tarbuwang (buwang). Ejected, castaway.Tarchangang (changang). Sm-prised,astonished.Tarchuchuk (chuchuk). Pierced, stabbed;strung, filed.Tarchukor (ckukor). Shaved, shorn ofhair.T;lrchuri (churi). Stolen, purloined.Tardiiulu (daidu). Foremost.Tardirus (dirus). Watered, iri'igated.Tard'ad'a (d'ad'a). Naked-bosomed, barebreasted,having the breast uncovered.Tard-iri (diri). Standing ujj, erect.Targantung (gantung). Suspended, hmigup.Targoyang (goyang). Shaken, tossed,TarAiil (a).A journey; departing; migrating.Tilrikat (ikat). Bound, tied ; fettered ;aiTanged, disposed in order.Tarikut (ikut). Successively, in suc-speclosiun.Tarate-kachil. Name of a water lily,cession.Tarima (j). To take, to receive ; to acceptNymphcea stellata.TArate-gunung. Name of a plant, 6'itJtnera;satisfiedto;admit,v. Tarima.to allow ; content,macrophylla.Tarima-kasih. To thank, to return thanks,Taramboran (ambor). Scattered, dispersed,to express an obligation ; thanks ; li-dissipated." to receive kindness."tei-ally,Tarantar (antar). Dispatched, sent, trans-Tarinchit (inchit). Expelled, driven out.Tarindap - indap. Stealthily, clandestinely.Tariyak.To cry, to roar, to make a loudnoise; to complain, to represent agrievance.Taringga (ingga). Limited, boundedlimitable.Tarjaga (jaga).Awake, not sleeping.Tarjal. A cliff, a steep rock, a precipice.Tarjang (j. to tread, to trample). To

TlR—tAR [190] TAR—TARkick foi'wai'ds ; to i^aw the ground asa horse.Tarjumah (a). lutei-pretation ; translation.Tiirjuuiahkan. To interpret ; to translate.Tarjun. To jump down ; to leap from aheight.Tarka (s). To divine, to coujui'e ; toguess, to conjecture; to suspect, toimagine guilt; to charge, to accuse.In the two last senses it is found onlyin the Javanese, and hence in theMalay of Java.thrown to the ground.Tarkad'ang (j. kad'ang). Sometimes, nowand then, occasionally.Tarpfirchik (parchik).Tarparling (parliug).Besprinkled.Glittering greatly.Tarkam. To rush or spring upon furiously,Tarparmanai. Countable, capable ofas a beast of prey on its quarrj'. being reckoned.Tarkapa-kapa. To staii. from alarm and Tarplehra (plehra). Noui-ished, cherished.terror.Tarpri (pri). Usual, ordinary ; modei-ate,Tarkarang (karang). Set, interspersed in a moderate degree.with ornaments; composed, written. Tarsangka (sangka). Conceivable, likely,Tarkajut (kajut). Startled, alarmed; probable.suddeuly, unexpectedly, unawares Tarsabut (s3,but). Mentioned, named,surprised, astonished.stated, told.Tarkambang (kdmbang). Blown as a Tarsabut-parkatiian. It is told, the storyflower ; spread out, expanded.goes,—an idiom.Tarkana (kana). Hit, struck, smitten; Tarsddar (sadar). Conscious, sensible,touched, affected.restored to mind or recollection.Tarkas' (p). A quiver.Tarsakat (sakat). Barred, barricadedTdrkira (kira). Thought, imagined stranded or grounded on the bar of acountable, capable of being counted;conceivable, imaginable.river.Tarsalat (salat). Straitened, hemmed in.Tax-kumpul (kumpul). Heaped, accumulatedTarsambuiii (sambuiii). Hidden, con-; assembled, met together.cealed.Tarlalai (lalai). Insensible, in a state of Tarsaiium (saiium). Smiling, wearing aoblivion.smile ; to smile.Tarlalu (lalu). Passing, surpassing, very, Tdrsasak (sdsak). Straitened, pressedexceedingly.for room; straitened, distressed, inTarlaujang. Naked, bare, uncovered; difficulty.drawn, imsheathed; v. Tfllanjang. Tarsula (s). A trident, a three-prongedTarlabih (labih). Most, in the greatest spear ; v. Trisula.degree ; exceedingly.Tarsurat (surat). Written, inscribed.Tarlelch (Icleh). Naked, exposed ; open, T5,rtanam (tan4m). Planted; buried,public.interred.Tarlompat-lompat (lompat). Leaping, Tartawa. To laugh.bounding, frisking, gamboling, caper-Tartawak^n. To laugh at, to mock, toing.Tarmanis (manis). Exceedingly sweet,most sweet.Tarmangu (mangu). Amazed, astoundeddismayed.Tarmangu-mangu. Exceedingly amazed;greatly di-smayed.Tarmasa (i-. tamas'ah). A public show;spectacle; sport; festivity; to rejoice,t(j make glad, to make rejoicing.Tariiata (nata). Most distinct, mostclear, most evident.Tiu-pa (bat). To stumble, to run againstan object.Tarpaat (piiat). Chiseled; hewia; sculptured.Tarpakai (pakai). Clothed; used, employed;vested, invested.Tarpandang (pandang). Beheld, viewed.Tarpaksa (paksa). Constrained, compelled,forced, under constraint.Tai-palanting (palantiug). Prostrate,ridicule, to deride.Tartawa-tawa. To laugh on, to laughcontinuously.Tilrtawan (tawan). Captive, taken prisonei-.Tartib (ben).Name of a kind of shellfish.Tartib (a). Order, disposition, arrangement,method.Titrtra (tra). Stamped, marked, im-Tarmagah (magah). Most famed, most pressed, printed.renowned.Tartunu (tunu). Burnt ; baked, hardenedTarnama (nama). Famed, renowned. by fire.Tarnang. An ewer, a water-pot.Tftrtutup (tutup). Enveloped, wrappedTilrnete. The island of Ternate, one of up ; shut, closed.tlic Moluccas.Tartuwang (tuwaug). Cast, moulded,Tilruilai (nilai). Valued, appraised. formed in a mould.

TARr-TAT [191] TAT— TIBTarum (j. jarum). To squat, to cower,to couch.TArumkau. To cause to squat or couch,as iu making the elephant kneel forits load.Tarumpah (j). A kind of wooden sandals;V. Tinimpah.Taruna (s). Young, youthful ; a youth ;V. Truna.T^runjam (unjam). Stuck in, fixed,planted in.Tarung (j. terong). The egg-plant, Solanummelongena.Tarurai (urai). Loose, not tied ; loose,not coherent.Tai-us (j). Through, from one side toanother; v. Trus.Tartutama. Rather, preferably.Tarwelu. A rabbit, a coney ; v. Kuwelu.The rabbit was most probably broughtinto the Archipelago by the Portuguese; and the above words are probablycorruptions of the Portugueseword coelho.Tasalsub (a). Series, succession, concatenation.TasbiA (a). Praise, prayer ; a rosary, achaplet of beads.Taslim (a). Salutation, greeting.net.Tasma (p. chas'mah). Spectacles. Teburk^n (bat). To cast a net.Tas'did (a). Corroboration ; corroborating,confirming.Tehko (chin). A teapot.Teh (chin, of Canton). Tea, Thea.Tasdik (a). To attest, to verify.Tehrap. Prone, lying with tlie faceTatak. To cut with a vertical stroke. downwards ; inverted.In Javanese, most probably taken inrecent times from the Malay, it meansTehrapkan.vert.To lay on the face ; to in-" circumcision."Teja (jav). The light.Tatakan (bat). Any object placed imder Teja-langkawa (jav). A rainbow.another to support it, in the manner of Teki (jav). Religious penance; religiousa pedestal, as the paucer of a cup, &c. retirement.Tatampan. A scarf, any piece of dress Telor. Inarticulate, indistinct in utterance.thrown loose over the shoulders; v.Tatampan.Tembak. To aim at, to take aim ; toTatamu (jav). A guest, a visitor.shoot, to discharge a missile.Tatapa. Flesh dried in the sun, the jerk Tembok (jav). A stone or brick wall.beef of American commerce ; v. Balur Tempel (bat). To fix on, to attach, toand Dendeng.paste, to fasten with paste ; to placard.Tiltapan. A yellow scarf worn by attendantsTempang. Defect, impei-fection, blemish.at processions and other cere-Tempo (FOR. tempo). Time.monies.Tatapi (s). But, yet, however, neverthelessTenang.Tengok.Astrology, divination.To see, to look, to view, to; V. Tapi.spy ; tobehold.Tatanip (j). A hut, a booth ; v. Taniband Tarup.Tatal. Close woven, of close texture.T4tap (j). Fixed, fast, firm, stable ; immovable,unshaken, steadfast ; certain,sure, indubitable ; secure, easy, assured,confident; bold, resolute, determined.Tatapkan. To fix, to make fast or firm ;to establish, to settle ; to secure, tomake certain ; to assure, to give confidence; to confirm.Tatap-ati. Confidence, assurance, security.Tatas (j). To penetrate the skin withoutwounding; to break the shell for theemission of the chick (the hen) ; tobreak into.Tatiro. The snipe, Scohpax.TatoDgga (jav). The next village ; theneighbourhood.Tawakul (a). Confidence, trust ; resignation.Taali, pronounced taala (a). Exalted,most high.Tabir (a). Explanation, interpretation.Tftjab (a). Surprised, astonishpd ; surprise,astonishment.TaliJk (a). Dependent, subject, tributarya province, a dependency.Tal'im (a). Reverence, respect, veneration; a reverence, an obeisancecompliments.Tarif (a). Notification ; verification.Teban. A stake at play; the moneypaid by the bridegroom to the parentsof the bride.Tebur (bat). Spread out, expanded as aTepok. Palsy; paralytic.Ter (TEL). The castle at the game ofchess ; a castle ; v. Tir.Teram (j). An oyster ; v. Tiram.Tetek. The breasts, the mammce.Tezi (p). A high-bred horse.Tiba (j). To fall, to diop from a heightto befall, to happen, to come to pass,to arrive ; to arrive, to reach a place.Tiba-tiba (tiba). Suddenly, unawares,unexpectedly ; by chance.

TIB—TIM [192] TIM—TIMTiba-jampi (jav). A mulct for wounding ;literally, " ai-rival of a remedy."Tida. No, not ; v. Tidak and Tiyada.Tidak, v. Tida.Tidor. Sleep, slumber ; to sleep ; asleep,sleeping.Tidorka,n. To put to sleep, to set asleep.Tidun. Name of a place on the southerncoast of Borneo.Tid-ar (jav). Name of a hill in the provinceof Kadu, in Java.Tiga (j). Three.Tiga-blas. Thirteen.Tiga-parampat. Three-fourths.Tiga-puluh. Thirty.Tiga-ratus. Three hundred.Tiga-i-ibu. Three thousand.Tiga-suku. Three-quarters.Tikal. The tical or silver coin and weightof Siam, weighing 225^ grains English.Tikar. A mat.surface ; to rise, to appear in view ; toTikam. To stab ; to pierce, to prick ;a float, to swim on the surface ; to shoot,stab, a prick.to germinate, to spring, to grow ; toTikam-manikam. To stab mutually and accrue, to arise ; rising, appearingfrequently.floaty, buoyant; cui'rent, present, nowTike (j). A pellet or bolus of prepared passing.opium. The word is probably of Timbulan. A float ; a buoy.Chinese origin.TimbulkAn. To cause to appear ; to discover,Tiku. Name of a place on the westernto bx'ing to light.side of Sumatra.Timbun (j). To heap, to pile, to accumulate; flat, plumj) ; a heap, a pile ;Tikus (j). A rat or mouse.Tikus-kasturi. The musk rat.V. Tambun.Tilar (jav). To leave, to quit; to die. Timbunan. A heap, a pile, an accumulationTilaran (jav). The estate of a deceased; a mound.person; inheritance.Timbusu. Name of a tree.Tilas (jav). Print, mark, impression. Timiyang. Name of a place on theTilasan. Relics, remains; ruins.north-eastern coast of Sumatra.Tilam (j). A bedding, a mattress or Timoro. Name of a trading port on thecarpet for sleeping on.Tilik (j. to inquire after). To gaze, toisland of Muna, lying between Celebesand Bauton.look at earnestly, to regard wistfully, Timpa. To beat, to strike ; to beat out,to spy; favour, regard, affection, indulgence,to hammer, to forge ; v. Tampa.consideration.Timpa. To fall, to drop ; to sink, tobeTilik. Incantation, magic.Timah (j). Tin.Timah-itam. Lead; literally, "blacktin."Timah-putih. Tin ; literally, " whitetin," in contradistinction to "black,"or lead.Timah-sari. Fine or pure tin ; literally,"flower tin."Timang. To fondle, to dandle.Timang-timangau. An object of delight;a fondling; a toy, a plaything; literally,"the object fondled."Timba (j). To draw or discharge waterwith an utensil ; a bucket.Timba-ruwang. The well of a ship, thechamber in which the water is collectedto be baled or pumped.Timbal. To requite, to make reciprocalto balance, to counterpoise.Timbalan. Balance, counterpoise ; nameof an island between Borneo and the peninsula,called in the maps Tambalau.Timbang (j). To weigh, to examine bythe balance ; to balance, to countei'-poise ; to balance, to trim as a boatto weigh, to balance in the mind, toconsider ; to estimate, to compare ; torate, to appreciate.Timbangau. Weight ; weights ; balance,counterpoise ; comparison, estimate ;match, fellow.Timbang-timbangan. Alias, otherwise.Timbu. To plank a boat or vessel, toput the planks on the frame ; to buildupon or raise a boat by additionalplanks.Timbul. The bread-fruit, Artocarpus hicisa; V. Kluwi and Tambul.Timbul (j). To emerge, to rise to theoverwhelmed, to be distres.sed.Timpiian (timpa). A handsel.Timpakan. To throw down, to overthrow,to overwhelm.Timpang. Lame, halt, crippled.Timpawus. Name of a quadruped.Timpuh (j). To sit with the legs imderone.Timpuh. A ransom, an equivalent.Timpuhk.ln. To ransom, to redeem ; togive an equivalent.Timukus (bat). The cubeb pepper, Pipercubeba; v. Kamukus.Timun (j). A cucumber, Cucumis sativus.Timur (jav). Young.Timur. The island of Timor, the mostsoutherly of the large islands of theArchipelago.Timur. The east, the orient.Timur-Iaut.North-east.

TIM—TIP [193] TIP—TIYTimur-samata-utara. East -north -east;literally, " east, one point north," thecompass being divided into 16 partsonly.Timur-tanggara. East-south-east.Timur-tapat. True east, or due east.Tind'Sa (j). To press, to squeeze. Tipukan. To trick, to deceive, to cheat,Tindik (J). To bore the ears.to defraud, to circumvent, to beguile.Tind-ik (jat). A head-man.Tir (tel). a castle; the castle at theTind-ik (j). Incumbent, imposed, laying game of chess ; v. Ter.upon.Tirai. A curtain; hangings, arras, tapestry.Tind-ik-ma,nindik. Laying one on top ofthe other.Tiram (j). An oyster; v. Teram.Tinjau (j. tinjo). To view an object from Tiri. Relationship by marriage ; equiv.va distance, to spy.lent to the prefix " step " in English.Tinju. The fist.Tins. To leak out, to let a fluid escapeTinjukan. To strike with the fist, todeal fisticuffs, to bos.Tinta (for). Dye, colour, tint, hue;paint; ink.Tintang. To behold, to look at ; to espy,to descry.Tmting. To sift, to bolt.Tinggal (j). To remain, to continue, towait, to stay ; to dwell, to reside ; toremain, to be left, to rest over; toomit, to leave out ; continuing, lasting,permanent ; adieu, farewell !Tinggalan (j). Remnant, residue, remainder;inheritance, heritage.Tinggalkan. To cause to be left, to effecta quitting ; to quit, to leave ; to relinquish,to abandon, to forsake ; todie (quit life, or the world) ; to omit,to neglect ; to avoid, to shun.Tinggar (for. espingarda). A matchlockgun ; V. Satinggar and Estingarda.Tingger. To perch or alight as a bird ;to sit uneasily on the side or edge of aBorax.Tingkar (j. tukar ?). To dispute, to wi-angle; to contradict.Tingkat. A floor : a story ; the deck ofa ship.Tingkap. A window, a casement.Tipar (jav). Cultivation of the land byfelling and burning the forest, andsnatching a single crop ; v. TJmah.Tipis (j). Thin, not thick, not deepthin, fine, slender, delicate v. Nipis.Tipoh.;Hemiplegy ;palsy ;paralytic.Tipu. Wile, trick, deceit, cheat, fraudcunning, stratagem, art; to trick, tocheat, to deceive.from not being stanch ; to ooze.Tiru (j). To follow, to imitate, to copy;to copy, to transcribe.Tii-uk. Name of an insect.Tisi. (bat). To darn.Titah (j). Command, mandate, precept,rescrijit, edict, decree, order; the royalword ; to order, to command, to enjoin,to prescribe ; to speak (the king).The primaiy meaning of the word inJavanese is "to make, to create," andfifom this may be derived its flatteringsignifications in Malay. It is one offive words appropriated to royaltythe others are, patek, " a slave," as thepei-sonal pronoun of the first person ;murka, " wToth ; " kurniya, " grace, favour,"and anugi-ah, "a gift." Thethree last are Sanskrit, and the othertwo, most ILkelv, Javanese.Titah (jiial titah). To forge the royalsignet, or to make a criminal use of;the king's name ; literally, " to sell theseat ; to tarry for a short time.royal word."Tinggeran. A perch, a roost.Titahkan. To order, to command.Tinggi (j). High, lofty, tall ; high, dear;Titer (j). To beat or tap a drum.high, elevated in rank ; high, advanced Titi. To walk over a single plank or treeas in age ; height.a single plank or tree placed across a, Tinggian. Height, elevation.stream for a footpath ; a bridge ; aTinggikan. To heighten, to i-aise higher, wharf ; a quay.tq elevate ; to exalt.Titian. Abridge; a wharf ; a quay.Tingging. Name of a fish.Titik. A drop ; a spot, a speck ; to drop,Tinggong. To sit on the heels.to trickle.Tingkah. To sound a musical instrument. Titir. To walk on a single plank ; v.Tingkah. Trickish, artful.Titi.Tingkah (j). Conduct, behaviour, demeanour,Titimongsa (jat). Date, epoch ; literally,deportment ; gait, way, man-" exact time."ner.Tiwas (j). Worsted, beaten, defeated,Tingkal.overcome ; defeat, discomfiture ; deficient,failing, wanting.Tiyada. No, not; v. Tida, Tidak, andTa.Tiyada-barputusan. Uninterrupted, unbroken,continuous.Tiyada-dapat-tiyada. Indispensable; v.Ta-dapat-tiyada.Tiyada-jamah. Never.

TIY—TOK [194] TOL—TRAToli-toli (bd). Name of a place in Ce-Tiyada-mdngapa. It matters not, nevermind.Tiyada-pdrna. Never.Tolak-bara (j).Tij'ada-sakali. Not in the least, not atall ; literally, " not once."lebes.Tij'ada-tarkera. Countless, innumerable.Tiyang (jav). A man, a human being.This word belongs to the ceremoniallanguage, and is, I have no doubt,derived from the next word, meaninga post or i^illar, a sense in which ita pike ; v. Tumbak.does not exist in Javanese.Tombong (jav). The fundament.Tiyang (j). A pole ; a post ; a shaft ; a Tombra (j). Name of a fish.pillar ; a mast.Tonda. To be led by a halter; to beTiyang-agung. The main mast, —a literal towed as a vessel; drifted, driven,translation.carried on involuntarily; to followTiyang-band'era. A flag-staflf.servilely ; v. Tunda.Tiyang-balah. The partial and incompleteTondong (bat). To dismiss, to discard ;discharge of a debt, a kind of to extrude, to drive out.bankruptcy ; literally, " split mast." Tonton (bat). To behold, to look at.Tiyang-paiiurung. The mizen mastliterally, " the shoving or pushing onmast."Tiyang-raat.A distaff.Tiyang-topang. The foremast. I have notbeen able to discover the dei-ivation ofthe last word.Tiyamiim (a). Rubbing with sand orTongkau. A fire-place consisting of threestones on which the cooking utensildust instead of the prescribed Mahomedanrests ; v. Tongku.ablutions when there is no Tongking. The kingdom of Tonquin.water.Tongkop. A canopy, a cupola.Tiyap. Every, each.Tongku, V. Tongkau.Tiyap-tiyap, v. Tiydp.Top. The designation of the smallerTiyap-ari. Daily.class of junks or vessels of ChineseTiyap-malam. Nightly, every night.build, whether Chinese, Cochinchinese,Tiydp-suwatu. Every one, each one. Siamese, or colonial.Tiyap-taiin. Yearly.Topekong. Name given by the JavaneseTiyung. Name of a bird, a starling. and Malays to the principal idol of aTiyung-batu. Name of a species of starling.Topeug (j). a mask, a visor, a vizardChinese temple.Tiyuug-blachan. Name of a species of a jplayer that acts in a mask, a masker,starling.a mummer.Tiyung-mas. Name of a species of starlingTopong (jav).or tiaraa kind of crown; literally, "the golden starling." worn by the princes of Java.Tliis is the hill minar of India, Graculareligiosa.Towak. To chip.Tiyup. To blow, to make a current ofair ; to sound as a musical wind instrument.Tiyupkan. To blow, to drive by wind ;and sense it is found in Javanese.to blow, to sound a musical wind Trah. To chip.instrument.Trah (jav). Source, root ; ancestry,Toh (jav). a stake ; a deposit at play. lineage, pedigree.Tohor. Lime, quicklime.Traju (j). A balance, scales.Tohor. Shallow, not deep; shallow, Tran. To make an effort to expel, as inintellectually superficial.the throes of parturition.Tohorkan. To run a vessel a-ground in Trang. Name of a place in the northernorder to repair her.Tohtohan (toh). Wager, bet; play, gambling.Tokak. To gnaw; ei-ysipelaa.Tokong. Shaving the head ; shaved (awoman).Tolak (j. tulak). To push, to shove ; torepel ; v. Tulak.Ballast.Tom (jav). The indigo plant, Indigoferatinctoria ; v. Tarum.Tomba (jav). Remedy, medicine, physic.Tombak (j. tumbak). A spear, a lance,Tontong. Name of a species of freshwater tortoise.Tong. A cask ; a tub.Tongkang. Name of a large kind ofboat.Tongkat. A staff, a walking-stick.Tra. Stamp, impression ; name of asmall tin coin. This is probably anabbreviation of the Sanskrit word yatra,"coin" or "monej'," in which formjiart of the Malay peninsula.Trang (j). Light ; the light ; light, notdark ; bright, cleai-, luminous ; clear,fair, serene ; clear, perspicuous, evident,plain, manifest; clear, clean, quite,entirely; v. TArang.

TRA—TEU [ 195] TRU—TUD-Trangkan. To enlighten, to illuminate ;to clear, to free from obscurity, tomake obvious or perspicuous.Trap. Name of a species of Artocarpusyielding a glutinous juice used asbirdlime.Trap (jAv). Way, manner; rule, order,precept.Tras. The heart of timber ; the choicepart of anything.Trasi (jav). A condiment of bruisedand pickled prawns and other smallfish, the blachan of the Malays.Trasub. Desire, inclination.Trate (j). The lotus flower, Nelumbiumspeciosum ; v. Tarate.Tranggalung (j), v. Tanggakmg.Trangganu. Name of a Malay state onthe eastern side of the peninsula ; v.Taranggauu.Tranggiling, v. Tarangiling.Tranggulung, v. Taranggulung.Trigata (s). Name of a personage of theRamayana, daughter of Wibisana andniece of Rawana.Trigo (for). Wheat, Triticum vulgare.Trihaya (s). Name of a son of Rawana,in the Ramayana.Trima (j), v. Tarima.Trinil (jav). A snipe, Scolopax.Tripang. The bech de mer, Holothurion ;V. Suwala.Trisirah (s). Name of a son of Rawana ;literally, "the three-beaded."Trisula (s). A trident, a three-prongedspear ; v. Tarsula.Triwaneh (s). Name of a son of Rawana,in the Ramayana.Triujung (s and j). Three-pointed; atrident.Triyak. To ciy, to roar; to make acomplaint ; v. Tariyak.Tropong (j). A blow-pipe, used chieflyas a bellows for kindling a fire ; atelescope. The name of the Europeaninstrument is obviously taken from therude native one. In Javanese the Tud-uh. To show, to point out ; toprimary meaning is not a blow-pipe, accuse, to charge, to impeach.but a weaver's shuttle.Tud-uhan. Indication ; charge, accusation.Tropong-abu. Blow-pipe for kindling a Tud'ung (j). A cover; a lid ; a hoodfire ; literally '' ashes blow-pipe."an umbrella hat, or a hat with a veryTrubuk. Name of a fish, the cured roes broad brim worn by some tribes; toof which are a large object of native cover ; to shut.trade. The chief seat of the fishery is Tud'ungan. A covering ; a hood.the river of Siak on the north-eastern Tud-ungkan. To cover, to conceal by aside of Sumatra, to which the fish covering ; to hood.resort for spawning.Tud-ung-liyar. Name of a small snake ;Ti-uk. The sound made by rending, tear-literally, " wild hooded-snake."ing, or similar disruption.Trum. To squat, to cower, to couch ; v.Tarum.Trumbu. A dangerous hidden rock inthe sea.Trumpah (j). A kind of sandals; v.Tarumpah.Truna (s). Young, youthful; a youth;V. Taruna.Truug (j. teroug). The egg plant; v.Tarung.Tiningku (jav). To imprison.Trus (j). Through, from one side to theother, right through; throughout, inevery part; thorough, complete; wholly,entirely, perfectly; to pass through,to pervade, to permeate.Trusan (j). Permeation ; a canal ; abranch stream from oue river toanother; a path leading from onevillage to another ; a thoroughfare.Trus-gunung. Name of a tree, Hartighseaexcelsa.Trus-mata. Prescience, foreknowledge,knowledge of future events ;prescient,prophetic, gifted with the power offoretelling ; foretelling.Ti-usi. Green vitriol, sulphate of iron.Trust-i. Name of a Hindu deity.Trutau.Name of an island towards thewestern end of the straits of Malacca.Tiian. Lord, master; v. Tuhan andTuwan.Tuba (j). Name of a plant the sap ofwhich stupefies fish, Dalbergia.Tuban (jav). Name of a maritime provincein the eastern part of Java.Tubat (a). Repentance, contrition ; mercyon us ! an expression of surprise.Tuber. Deep, having great depth, profound; depth, profundity ; an abyss ; aprecipice ; the precij)itous bank of ariver.Tubi-tubi.Tuboh.Successively, uninterruptedly.The body, the person.Tubok. To perforate, to bore.Tubu-tubu. A kind of kris hilt.Tucha (jav). Silk ; v. Sutra.Tud'ak. Name of a fish.Tud-ing (j). To point at with the fingerto indicate.Tud'ung-mata-ari. Name of a small yellowsnake ; literally, " hooded-snake ofthe sun."Tud'ung-panas. An awning; literally," heat-covering."

TUD-—TUK [ 106 ]TUK—TULTud'ung-priyuk. Name of a fish ; literally," pot-lid fish."Tud'ung-sala. Name of a large snake ;literally, "hooded snake of space orinterval."Tud'ung-sand'uk. The cobra, or hoodedsnake ; literally, " the snake with theladle-shaped hood."Tufii- (a). Help, aid ;giiidance, leading.Tugar (j). Tillage without irrigation,dry field culture.TugAl (JAV). To lop, to cut off.Tugor. To address, to accost ; v. Tdgor.Tugu (jAv). A column, a pillar; aboundary mark, terminus.Tuguk. A gulp ; to gulp.Tuhan. The lord, god, the creator. Theword in this sense is always writtenwith the aspirate, to distinguish itfrom ttian or tuwan, " lord " or " master,"which is obviously the primitivemeaning. There is no word in thenative languages for the deity, as mightbe expected, and this Malay wordwhich is now current throughout theArchipelago seems to have been adoptedby the apostles of Mahomedanism.Tuhu (jAv). True, sincere; just, upright.Tuju (j). To aim, to level at, to direct,to point against ; to regard, to looktowards ; to aim, to attempt, to endeavour; aim, direction ; course, progressaim, endeavour; towards, in a directionto.Tujlian. The object aimed at ; a mark,Tukang-chukor. A barber, a shaver.Tukang-dapur. A cook.Tukang-gambar. A painter, a delineator.Tukang-gurinda. A cutler.Tukang-jaib. A tailor.Tukang-kanan. First mate of a ship.Tukang-kapal. A shipwright.Tukang-kaj'u. A carpenter, a joiner.Tukang-kiri. Second mate of a ship.Tukang-kris. A kris-maker.Tukang-kumbah (jav). A washer; afuller.Tukang-larik. A turner.Tukang-mas. A goldsmith.Tukang-mariam. A cannonier, a gunner.Tukang-parampuan. A procuress; a pimp.Tukang-tanun. A weaver.Tukang-ubat. A doctor, a physician.Tukang-wayang. An actor, a player.Tukar (jav). To quarrel, to brawl, todispute, to wrangle.Tukaran. Quarrel, brawl, dispute, altercation.Tukar. To change, to shift, to alter;to barter; change, shift, alteration; exchange,barter.Tukarkan. To exchange, to barter.Tukar-manukar. Barter, bartering, makingexchanges.Tukar-chinchin. To betroth, to contractfor a marriage ; literally, " to exchangerings."Tukas. To accuse, to charge with anoffence ; accusation.Tukal (j). A hank, a skein.Tukal. Contradiction, incongruity; uncertainty.a butt, a target.Tujuh. Seven.Tuku (j. to buy?). A shop, a workshop.Tujuh-blas. Seventeen.Tujvih-puluh. Seventy.Tukuh. To pin do-wn, to make fastTujuh-ratus. Seven hundred.the contrivance for attaching a MalayanTujuh-ribu. Seven thousand.vessel's rudder.Tukak (bat). A soi-e, an ulcer; an imposthume.Tukul. To strike, to beat ; v. Pukul.Tukun. Rocks in the sea visible aboveTukal. To dibble, to plant by dibbling water ; a reef, a chain of rocks.or making holes for the seed.Tukung. Having the hair croi^ped ;Tukang (j). An artificer, an arti.st, a bare, naked, without wood.Wright, a craftsman, a manufacturer; Tula. Three days hence, the second dayan adopt ; master or mate of a ship. after to-morrow.In the native Javanese dictionary, the Tulad-an (j). Model ; exemplar, patternword "juru" is given as its syuonyme, for imitation ; v. Talad'an.which is gencrallj', but not always, Tulah. A judgment, a curse, a maledictiontrue in Malay also.for impiety or sacrilege.Tukangan. Art, trade, craft.Tulak (jav). The practice of certainTukang-agung. A master artificer, or ceremonies to avert evil. The word ismanufacturer.probably the same as the next.Tukang-basuh. A washer ; a fuller, Tulak (j). To shove, to push ;to propel,washerman; washerwoman.to push forward ; to push b}% to thrustTukang-bata. A bricklayer, a mason. aside ; to deduct or subtract ; to sail,Tukaug-batu. A stonemason.to put to sea ; that is, to push fromTukang-basi. A blacksmith.shore ; v. Tolak.Tukang-chat. A painter.Tnlakkfln. To repel, to drive back; toTukang-chahip. A dyer.avert, to turn off; to expel, to eject;

TUL—TUM [ 197 ]TUM—TUNto discharge, to dismiss, to removefrom place or office.Tulak-bara. Ballast ; v. Tolak-bara.Tulak-sanjata. A ransom paid to averthostility; literally, "averting arms."Tulang. A hone ;bone ; a cubit, reckoningfrom the elbow to the wrist.Tulang-kring. The shin-bone; literally," the di-y bone," perhaps from beingless covered with flesh than any other.Tulang-muda. Gristle, cartilage j literally," young bone."Tulayan (s). A fisherman ; v. Nalayanand Nalayan.Tuli. Deaf, hard of hearing.Tulih. To look askance, to leer.Tulis (j). To draw, to delineate, topaint, to picture, to figure ; to write,to represent by letters ; drawing, delineation: writing.Tulisan. A drawing, a delineation ; awriting ; a picture.Tuluk. An esaminatiou of weights andmeasures by authority.Tulung (j). Help, aid, assistance, support,succour; to help, to aid, to assist, tosupport, to succour, to second.Tulus (j). Sincere, true ; trusty, loyal,faithful ; sincerity ; fidelity ; trust,reliance.Tulus (j). Prosperous, fortunate ;prosperity.Turn (dct. toom). A bridle.Tuma (j). A tick ; a louse.Tumandang (j). According to, agreeablyto.Tumandur. Name of a Malay principalityon the western coast of Borneo.Tumbung-bulu. Name of a plant. CanthiumCornelia.Tumbang-lichin. Name of a plant. Canthiumhorridum.Tumolok. The craw or crop of a bird.Tumis. To stew, to seeth ; a dish cookedby seething.Tumit. The heel.Tumpah. To spill, to shed, to pour out.Tumpang (j). To be accommodated withroom in a house for person or goods;to be accommodated with carriage ortransport by land; to be accommodatedwith passage or freight ; tolodge, to dwell in a lodging.Tumpangan. Accommodation ; lodgingstore-room ; carriage, transport ;passage,freight.Tumpat. Choked, stopped up ; crowded,filled with people.Tumpatkan. To shut up, to close; tochoke, to block up ; to suppress, toconceal.Tumpas (j). Exterminated, extirpated,rooted out, destroyed.Tumpaskan. To exterminate, to rootout, to destroy.Tumpu. Adjoining, adjacent, contiguous.Tumpu. To spring, to bound from theground with a spring.TumpUan. The foot-board of a bed, thebed-foot.Tumpuk (j). To heap, to pile, to stack.Tumpidian. A heap, a pile ; a stack, arick.Tumpul. Blunt, dull on the edge orpoint.Tumurun (j). To descend, to comeTumang. To forsake, to desert.down ; to alight.Tumang. A stake or post to which cattle Tun. A titular prefix to the names ofare bound.persons of inferior rank.Tumanggung (j), v. Tamanggung. Tuna (jAv). Loss; detriment.Tumbak (j). A spear, a lance, a pike Tunai. Ready money payment ;promptV. Tombak.payment ; coined money, specie ; cashTumbakkan. To spear ; to pierce or V. Tune.wound with a spear.Tunang. To betroth, to affiance, to contractTumbang. To fall, to tumble down.for a marriage.Tumbangi. To cause to fall, to throw Tunangan. The party betrothed in marriagedown ; to cast.; betrothing, marriage.Tumbeu (bat). First, earliest.Tunas. To shoot, to sprout, to vegetateTumbuh (j. tuwuh). To gi-ow, to germinate,to shoot, to vegetate ; to gi'ow, Tunam. A match, a light to kindle.a shoot, a sprout.to spring up ; to arise, to proceed, to Tunda. To be led by a halter, to bespi-ing from.towed as a vessel ; to be drifted orTumbuh an. Vegetation ; shoots, sproutsanything that spiings up ; a troop, acarried\alely ;involuntarily;v. Tonda.to follow serbandof retainers.Tunduk (j). To bow, to bend the body,Tumbuk (j). To pound, to stamp, to to stoop ; to yield, to submit. It isbray.Tumbung. Seed of plants.known in the last or figurative senseonly in Javanese.Tumbung. Prolapsiis uteri vel ani. Tundukkan. To bow, to cause to bend.Tumbung-aiiut. Name of a plant. Can- Tundukkan-d'iri. To humble oneselfIhium Rheedii.Ttmdun. Thepvhes; mons Veiieris.

TUN—TUP [ 198 ]TUR—TUTTund'a (jav). A layer, a sti-atum, a bed ;a step, a degree ; a floor, a story ; astage ; the deck of a ship.Tund-au (jav). A stage ou a journey;relays of horses or men ou a journey.Tune, V. Tuuai.Tunjuk. To point out, to indicate ; toshow, to demonstrate.Tunjukkan. To show, to exhibit toview ; to guide, to direct ; to submit,to represent.Tunjuk-langit. Name of certain uprightbeams in a house roof; literally, " skypointing."Tunjung. Name of an ornamental tree,Talaunia Candolki.Tuntang (jav). Name of a river runningthrough the province of Samarang, inJava.Tuntun (j). To lead, to guide by thehand ; to lead by a bridle or halter.Tuntung. Name of a sjiecies of freshwatertortoise.Tuntut. To demand, to claim ; to askfor, to require, to demand.Tunu (j).To burn, to be consumed byto burn, to consume with fire.fire ;Tunukiln. To consume with fire.Tuugau. Name of an insect.Tunggal (j). One, sole, single, only;unique.Tunggal (jav). Name of the principaldeity of the Javanese in the time ofHinduism.Tunggang. Inverted, turned upside down.Tunggang (j). To ride, to be conveyedby any vehicle.Tunggangan. Vehicle, carriage.Tunggang-lenggang. To fall heels overhead ; to run helter-skelter.Tunggcng. Inverted, turned \ipsidedown. This is the pronunciation inBencoolen ; v. Tunggang.Tungging. Having the lower part juttingout ; having the part which ought tobe below, uppermost.Tunggu. To watch, to keep guard ; towatch, to observe.Tunggiii. To guard, to watch over.Tunggul. The bare stump of a treestock, trunk ; destitute, in want.Tunggul. An ensign, a banner.Tungking. Tonquin ; v. Tongking.Tungku. An abbreviation of tuwanku ;V. Tangku and Tuwanku.Tungkup. A kind of litter or sedan.Tupai. A squirrel ; cleets or bits of woodnailed to the sides, or to the masts of avessel, to ascend by.Tupai-jinjing. Name of a species ofsquirrel.Tupai-uandmig. Name of a species ofsquirrel.Turaja (bu). Name of a wild people ofthe interior of Celebes.Turak. A shuttle.Turap. To overlay, to coat ; to plasterto pave.Turas. To imprison, to put in confinement.Tures. To slash, to make incisions.Turi. Name of a tree, Aj/ati grandiflora.Turid (a). The Pentateuch, the booksof Moses.Tiirk (A). Turcoman.Turn (jav). To sleep ;asleep.Turun (j). To descend, to come or godown ; to alight ; to dismount ; tolaud, to disembark; to set, to fallbelow the horizon ; to descend, to proceedfrom an ancestor; to fall, todecrease, to diminish ; to sink, to subside; to abate, to grow less ; to happen,to occur; descent, coming or goingdown.Turunan (j). Descent, birth, extractionlineage, pedigree, genealogy; copy, transcript.Turunkan. To lower, to cause to descend; to take down, to dismount, tothrow from an elevation ; to launch aship ; to copy, to transcribe ; to translate.Turun-layar. To lower, or take in thesails.Turun-manvirun.A common passengerin a ship.Tm-un-tumurun (j). From generation togeneration, in a succession of generations.Turns. The posts or upright stakes ofa fence ; trees planted to give shadeand support to scandent plants, as tothe black and betel peppers ; a post, astake.Turuskan. To stake, to fasten withstakes.Turut (j). To follow, to go after; tosucceed, to follow in order ; to obey,to comply, to conform; to assent, toconsent, to comply ; to imitate, to copyto resemble, to take after ; to sail free,not close on a wind ; following, accordingto.Turut-turut. Successively.Tu.suk (bat). To stick, to stab.Tusuk-tusuk. To incite, to instigate, tostir up, to egg on.Tutuli (j). To lop, to prune, to trim.In Javanese it means also, " to upbraid,to reproach."Tutuk (J. tutu). To pound, to stamp, tobray.Tutul (jAv). A speck, a spot ; speckled,spotted.Tutup (j). To shut, to close, to stop ;

TUT—TtJW [ 199 ]TUW—UBAto shut, to enclose, to confine ; to envelope,to wrap, to cover ; to overspi'eadhip, the right leg under the left thigh,and the left leg extended.to include, to enclose; to suppress, to Tuwe. To lift by a lever ; v. Tuwas.keep in, not to let out ; shut, closed, Tuwi. Name of a shell-fish.stopped; enclosed, confined; enveloped; Tuwuk (jav). Full, satiated.covered over ; a cover ; a stopper ; alid ; a wrapper, an enveloi^e ; closure,end, termination ; rear.Tutupan. A cover; a covering; a veil, T'ATIT (jav). Lightning.a hood ; closure ; rear.T-ole (jav). Darling, pet; a term of endearmentto child.Tutupkan. To shut, to close, to stop;to shut, to confine ; to envelope, to T'olek (jav). a boy, a lad.enwrap ; to cover over, to overspread. T-ukul (j). To shoot, to germinate ; aTutupi, V. Tutupkan.shoot, a sprout.Tutur (j). To say, to speak, to utter ; to Tutuk (j). To tap, to knock; to pound,talk, to converse ; to tell, to relate, to to stamp.recite, to narrate ; speech, language, T-uyul (JAv). A harlot.talk, conversation; relation, narration,recital.Tutui-i. To relate, to narrate.Tutur-nidnutur. To converse, to talkmutually; conversation, talk, chat.Tuwah (j. tuwa). Old, aged ; old, ancientold, not new ; ripe, mature, perfected ;deep in colour, not light-colouredfine, ofpure, of a fine water, as a gem ;a high touch, as gold.Tuwah. Lucky, fortunate. In this sensethe word is not known to the Javanese,and although of the same sound,is probably distinct from the lastword.Tuwai. The instrument used in reapingcorn ; the Malay sickle ; to reap cornwith a sickle.Tuwaine (bu). Name of a Bugis state inCelebes.Tuwaju (bu). Name of a Bugis state andtribe in Celebes.Tuwak (j. warak). The extracted sap ofpalms, palm wine.Tuwala (for. tuhala). A towel.Tuwalan (j. tala). A bee-hive ; a honeycomb.Tuwam (bat). To foment, to apply fomentations.Tuwan (j). Lord, master ; owner, proprietor;thou, in addressing a superior.Tuwan-dmba. My lord, my master; literally," master of the slave," used as apronoun of the second person.Tuwanku. My lord, or more literally," lord of me ; "'v. Tangku and Tungku.Tuwang. To pour out; to pour into; tocast in a mould.Tuwas. To lift by a lever.Tuwasan. The basket of a fishing weirwhich is raised by a lever ; the weir orfishing stakes in which such basket isused.Tuwaliit (a). Calamity, misfortune.Tiiwariik (a). To sit at prayer on onelAAT (a). Obedience to the service ofGod.Tahir (a). Clean, pure, unsullied ; chasteholy.Tabak (a). A bowl, a dish.rabal (a), a drum, a tambourine.Tabalkan. To di-um ;to make a processionwith drums.Tabai (a). Natural; nature, temperament,quality.Tabib (a), a physician.Talak (a). Divorce, repudiation.2%\a,h (a). To ask, to demand ; to petition,to pray for ; to seek.Tama (a). Avarice, covetousness.Tarik (a). Way, path ; order ; rite.Tambur (tue). A drum, a tambourine.Tliwaf (a). To go round, to go about.Tir (a). Levity of mind.yufan (a), a tempest, a hurricane. Isuspect the word typhoon, usually appliedby Europeans to the equinoctialtempests of the Indian seas, is but acorruption of this word, most probablytaken from the Malays, the first Indianpeople with whom our traders becameacquainted. The word "ty-foong,"used by the Chinese of Canton, is mostprobably also a corruption of theArabic word, through Europeans.Tiiil (a). Long in duration ; length, extent,duration.UbAH (j. owah). To change, to alter,to shift, to vary ; to deviate, to swerveto equivocate ; to prevaricate ; change,; ; altei'ation variation, mutation deviation, swerving ; equivocation ;prevarication.UbahkAn. To change, to alter, to pro

UBA—UBI [ 200 ]UBI—UJUduce alteration, to shift ; to deviatefrom, to depai't from.Uban (j. uwau). Grey hair, gi-ey-haired,hoarj'.Ubau. A hermit, an ascetic. This mayprobably be the same word as thelast.Uban-uban. The crown of the headV. Ubun-ubun.Ubar. Name of a red wood used fordyeing and tanning sails and fishingnets.Ubar (j. ud'ar). To loose, to unbind, tountie.Ubar (bat). To chase, to pursue ; torepel, to drive off.Ubat. A spell, a charm, an incantationremedy ; medicine, physic, drug ;gimpowder.Ubatan (ubat). Conjuring, charming;the pi'actice of incantations.Ubati. To charm, to conjure ; to physic,to administer medicines.Ubat-ubat. Formulas for incantations;medical prescriptions ; treatise on theart of medicine.Ubat- bad il. Gunpowder ; literally," charm or medicine of missile weapons."Ubat-raja. Name of a shi-ub, SniilaxZeylonica ; v. Kayu-china.Ubaya. By all means, above all things ;to all intent.UbAng (JAV). To turn round, to revolvecircumference, circle.Ubi (j. uwi). A general term for farinaceousesculent roots, equivalent toour word " corn " in reference to theCerealia; most probably applied firstto some species of yam, or Dloscorea.Ubi-ara. Name of an escuksnt root, anArum.Ubi-badak. Name of a yam, Dioscoreaspiculata; literally, "rhinoceros yam."Ubi-balanda or -walanda. The Americanpotatoe. Solarium tuberosum ; literally,"the yam of Holland."Ubi-butung. Name of a yam, Dloscoreaalata ; literally, " yam of Bouton."Ubi-gad'ung. Name of a yam, Dioscoreakinsula.Ubi-jawa. The Batata, or sweet potatoeliterally " the yam of Java," Convolvulusbatatas. This name is confinedto the Malays and Javanese, but thereis no ground, on this accomit, for believingthe plant to be indigenous inJava. It is probably derived from theroot being cultivated principally inthat island.Ubi-kS,ntang. Name of an esculent root,Ocimum tuberosum.Ubi-kastila or -katela. The Batata, orsweet potatoe, Convolvulvs batatas; v.Ubi-jawa.Ubi-lilin. Name of a yam; litei-ally," waxy yam ;" v. Ubi-butung.Ubi-upas. Poison yam, Dioscwea bulbi-/era.Ububan (jav). Bellows.Ubun-ubim. The c;rown of the headthe fontanel ; v. Uban-uban.Ubung. To join, to unite, to connect, tolink, to piece ; to splice.Ubuugan. Joining, junction, union, binding; connexion, link ; league.Uchap (j). To speak, to utter words, topronounce, to express.Uchat. Unseemly, improper.Uchul (jav). Loose, untied, set free,disengaged.Udah. Ugly, ill-favoured.Udanagara (j and s). Public laws, institutes.Udar. Aged, advanced in years ; v. Adftr.Udara. The sky, the firmament ; the atmosphere.Udayaua (jav). Name of an ancientking of Java.Udud (j).To smoke, to inhale smoke.Ududan. A smoking pipe.Ud'ang (j. urang). A prawn, a shrimp.Ud'ang-busung. Name of a species ofprawn.Ud-ang-satang. Name of a species ofprawn.Ud-ang (bui-ung-ud'ang). A king-fisher ;literally, " the prawn-bird."Ugahari. Experienced, wise by longpractice.Ugut. To bluster ; to threaten, to menace.Ujan (j. ud'an). Rain.Ujan-abu. A shower of ashes, a fall ofvolcanic ashes.Ujan-batu. Hail ; literally, " stone-rain."Ujan buboh. Mist, drizzle ; literally," rain laid down."Ujana (s). The distance that one can see,distance measured by the visual horizon; V. Yujana.Ujani (ujan). To rain.Ujar (j). To speak ; speech, language.Ujat (t). Crafty, cunning; skilful; contrivance,invention.Uji (j). To try by the touch-stone ; toassay.Ujung (j). Point, sharp end ;projectingcorner, point of land, a headlandextremity, utmost point.Ujung-langit. The forthest end or remotestcorner of the heavens.Ujung-mata. External angle of theeye.Ujung-salang. Name of a headland orpromontory in the island of Junk-

UKI—ULA [ 201 ULA—ULICeylon, and of which the Europeanname of the island itself is supposedto be a coiTuption.Utir (j). To carve, to engi-ave ; the objectcarved or engraved.Ukii-an. Carving ; engraving ; sculpturea kris hilt, from being elaboratelycarved.Ukup (j).Ukur (j).Ukuran.To fumigate ; fumigation.To measure.Measure ; measurement ; etaudard.Ulah (j). Conduct, behaviour, manner ;actions; state, condition; v. Olah.Ulai (bat). To stir about, to agitate.Ulam (j). Di-essed vegetables eaten withrice. In Javanese it means "fish orflesh," and also, whatever is eaten withrice to flavour it; Scott ice, "kitchen.''Ulam (j. i.ilang and ulam). Mixed, njingled,blended.Ulang. Repeated, iterated, done again.Ulangan. Repetition, iteration.Ulangi. To repeat, to iterate, to reiterate; to frequent.Ulang-ulang. Repeatedly, over and over.Ulang-ulang. A name of the banian tree,Fictis racemosa.Ulap (bat). To dazzle.Ulap (bat). To beckon.Ular (j. ula). A serpent, a snake.Ular-ayar. A water-snake.Ular-bakau. Name of a snake : literally." snake of the mangi'ove."Literally, "elephant'sUlar-kapak. Xame of a snake ; literally,"axe snake," from the shape of thehead. It has foiu- poison-fangs.Ular-katam-tabu. Xame of a snakeliterally, " sugar cane sickle snake."Ular-kasih. Xame of a snake ; literally," love-snake."Ular-lidi. Xame of a snake. Lidi is theniid-rib of a palm frond.Ular-lirang. Xame of a snake. Lirangis the name of a plant, and lerang,which may be the word intended, " abier."Ular-muru (ben). Xame of a snake, aCobra.Ular-nipah. Xame of a snake ;literally," the nipah-palm snake."Ular-paku. Name of a snake ; literally," fern snake."Ular-puchuk. Xame of a snake ; literally,peaked snake.""'Ular-punti. Xame of a snake.Ular-sawah-chandai. Xame of a snake.Ular-sawah-laker. Xame of a snake. Ljlkeris the name of a species of tortoise.Ular-sawah-randam, Xame of a snakeliterally, "the snake of the soakedwater field." This and the two lastare gigantic snakes of the family ofPythons.D DUlar-tai-kS.rbau. Xame of a snake ; literally," buffalo-dung snake."Ular-tampung-ari. Xame of a snake"day-intercepting snake."litei-ally,LHar-tanah. Xame of a lizard ; literally" gi-oimd snake."Ular-tikus. Xame of a very small snakeliterally, " mouse snake."Ular-tiyung-batapa. Xame of a treesnake which coils itself in very compact folds ; literally, " the starlinghermit snake."Ular-tud-ung-liyar. Xame of a snakeV. Tud'ung-Uyar.Ular-tud'ung-mata-an-i. Xame of a snakeV. Tud'ung mata-ari.Ular-tud-ung-sala. Xame of a snake ; vTud'ung-sala.Ular-tud ung-sand'uk. Xame of a snakeV. Tudung-sanduk.Ular-umbaka. Xame of a snake.Ular-ular. A pennon, a streamer.Ulat (JAV). Countenance, air. mien.Llaula (JAV. ula, "a snake"). The spine,the back-bone.Ulak (j). To whirl, to run in an eddy ;V. Olak.Ular-balalai-gajah.trunk snake."Ular-biludak. Name of a snake.Ular-chinta-mauik. Xame of a fabuloussnake, believed to bring good fortuneto the finder. It is described as of thesize of a small banana, and of a bright Ulakan. A whirlpool, an eddy.gold colour.Ulas (j). A case, a cover, an envelope, aUlar-danu. A rainbow; literally, "serpentof the lake."mantle; a shroud; a clove, or subdi-sheath ; integument ; a coverlet ; aUlar-garang. Xame of a snake ; literally, vision of a fi-uit, because enveloped." fierce snake."Ulaskan. To case, to cover, to sheathe,to envelope ; to mantle, to shroud.Ulat (j. ular). A grub, a maggot, a worm.Uler. A screw.Uler-itik. A corkscrew.Uli. To knead.Ulih (j. olih). To obtain, to get, to gain,to acquire, to procure.Ulih. By ; Latin a or ab ; from ; for, because.Therefore, for thatUlih-itu. for that,reason; literally, " for that."Ulih-kama. Wherefore, for which reason,because ; literally, "by cause."Ulihna. Wherefore, for which reason.Ulik. To dandle, to fondle; to put tosleep, to lull to sleep ; v. Olek.Uling. Crank, top-heavy.

ULU-UMP [ 202 ]UMU—UNGUlu (j). The head ; liead, upper or forepartUmum (a). Common,Amum.general; uncertain,;interior of a country distinguisliedindefinite; v.from the sea-board ; a fountain; the source of a river; hilt, handle, Uuam. A snail, Murcx.Unak. Name of a prickly plant.heft. It is rarely used in Malay to expressUnan (ben). A fair, a periodical market.the head of an animal, and neverin Javanese, but in Sunda it is the Unchang. A scrip, a little bag, a purse.usual word.Undan. The pelican, Pelicanv^ onocrotolos.Uluati. The pit of the stomach ; literally," the fountain or source of the Undang (j). To call, to summon, toheart."Ulu-ayar. A water-head, a fountain, ainvite.Undangan. A call, a summons ; an invitation.spi-ing ; name of a river on the northwesterncoast of Borneo.Uhibalang. A chosen warrior, a championprobably derived from the words ulu,meaning " front," and balang, " tothrow, pitch, or cast."TJlubangsa (j and s). A tribe, a familyliterally, " source of family or race."Ulun. I, we. It is used by the people ofPatani, on the eastern side of thepeninsula.Ulung (jAv). The ^fishing eagle, Falcopondierianus ; v. Alang.UnjamkAn. To stick in, to fix, toUlur. A legal fine or mulct; loss of plant.personal liberty in expiation of a Unjuk (j). To show, to exhibit; to represent,crime.Ulur (j). To veer, to let out ; to give to submit; to present, to oflfer ;to stretch out, to extend.rope, to pay rope.Unjur. To extend or stretch out theUlurkan. To slacken, to make slack ; to limbs.cause to hang down ; to lengthen, to Unta (s). A camel. This quadruped isprolong by letting out ; to stretch out wholly unknown except by name, inas the hand.Uma. Dry arable land, dry field distinguishedfrom watered or irrigated laud.Its correlative is sawah ; a cultivatedfield, arable land ; to reap corn.Uma (s). The Hindu goddess Dewi, theconsort of Mahadewa. The Javanesenative dictionary gives widyadari, or" a Hindu celestial nymph," as its synonyme.Umah (jAV). A house, a dwelling, aresidence. This is, no doubt, thesame as the Malay rumah of the samemeaning.Umar (a). The Caliph Omar, the thirdin succession to Mahomet; v. Am.a.r.Umat (a), a sect, people of the samereligion; v. Amat.Umbang (bat). Distant, far away.Umbara (jay). Tiic firmament.Umbi. A tap, or spindle root.Umbi. Tassel, fringe ; v. Ombai.Umpak (jAV). Base, foundation, pedestal,stand.Umpan (j. ampan). A bait.Umpfit (jAV). To hide, to conooal ; tokeep secret.Ump.ltan. A secret.Umpuhan. Flood, inundation ; v. Anipuhan.Undang-balik. To call back, to recal.Unde. Lot, die ; v. Onde.Undur. To recede, to retreat, to fallback ; to retire, to withdraw.Undurkan. To cause to retreat, to repel,to repulse, to drive back.Und'ang (j). To command, to decree,to ordain.Und"ang-und"ang. Commands, decrees,ordinances, edicts, proclamations.UnjAm. Stuck in, fixed in, planted.every part of the Archipelago.Untal (j). To swallow without mastication.Untang-anting. To swing, to wave toand fro hanging loosely, to waver.Until. A pellet ; small instalments inpayment of a debt.Unting. To throw, to pitch, to cast, totoss.Untung (j). Fortune, luck, chance, lotaccident ; destiny ;gain, profit, advantageprosperity.;Untungkan. To prosper, to make prosperous,to favour.Untung-bayik. Good fortune, good luck,prosperity.Untung-jahat. Ill-luck, adver.'iity.Untung-malang. Bad luck, that is, literally," cross fortune."Untut. Leprosy, elephantiasis.Unus (j). To draw, to pull out ; todraw a weapon ; to draw or manufacturewire.Unggas. Wild fowl, fowls of the air,birds generally.Unggul (ben). To nod, to decline thelicad ; to pitch as a ship.Unggul (bat). To run, to gallop.Ungu (j. wungu). Purple; it is alsoapplied to a reddish brown colour.

UPA—UKI [ 203 ]URI—UTAUpachara (s). Equipage, accoutrements ;insignia.Upah (j. opah). Reward, recompense ;hire, wages, pay, salary ; a bribe.Upahkan. To reward, to recompense;to pay wages, to defray.Upak (ben). To stir up, to agitate ; toexcite, to irritate, to provoke.Upam. To burnish, to polish, to furbish.Upama (s). Like, resembling ; likeness,similitude ; simile, comparison ; a proverb,an adage ; a parable. In thenative Javanese dictionary, the Arabicabarat is given as a synonyme.Upaya (s). Device, scheme, plan, contrivance; resoui'ce, means.Upayakan. To devise, to contrive, toplan.Upat (JAV). A match, a light.Upati (j). A tax, a contribution; tributeV. Upti.Upih. The sheath at the insertion ofthe fronds of palms, which has somethingof the texture of coarse canvas,and is used for wrappers and otherpurposes.Upik (Manang in Sumatra). A girl thathas not attained tbe age of puberty.Upti (j). Tax, contribution ; tributeV. Upati.Ura (j). Difiused, extended, widelyUrai. The placenta, the after-birthderived probably from the next word.Urai (j. ure). Loose, unbound, untied;loose, unconnected, not cohering, incoherent.Uraikan. To loose, to untie, to unbind.Urak (ben). To air, to expose to theUra-ura (j). To sing.Uran-uran (jav). A song, a ditty.Urap (bat). To moult ; to shed feathei-sor hair period icallj'.Urat. The fibre of a root ; a muscle ; aligament ; a blood vessel ; the penis.Urawan (jAv). Name of an ancientkingdom of Java.Urap. To daub, to smear.Urdi (eu). Orders.Urip (j). To nod, to doze, to be drowsy.Urita (3). News, tidings, intelligenceV. Brita and Warita.Uritakan. To report, to recount, torelate.Uriiara (j. riiara). Tumult, uproar, disturbance; sedition.Urugi (jAV). To level ground by fillingup with earth.Urung (j. wurung). Abortive, coming tonothing.Urungkan. To render abortive, to nullify,to annul.Urup (j). To exchange ;exchange.Unit (j). To stroke, to rub, to chafeto shampoo.Usah. Mindful, heedful, attentive ; heed,attention.Usahkan. To mind, to heed, to attendUpamakau. To liken, to compare.Upar. To prepare a medicament by rubbingit between the hands.Upas (j). Poison, venom, bane.Upas. A runner, a messenger ; a policeman.to.I am not aware of the origin of Usahkan. So far from that.this word, which, although in general Usaha (s). Labour, exertion, paiua,use in Java and its dependencies, is toil.neither genuine Malay nor Javanese. Usahakan. To labour, to work, to toilUpat. To blame, to censure, to impute at ; to elaborate.a fault ; to slander, to calumniate. Usang. Old corn, corn of the previousyear.Usap (jav). To wipe, to brush.Usaya (s). Age, period of time ; v.Yuswa.Usik. To tease, to annoy, to worry, toprovoke.Usir (j). To chase, to pursue; chace,pursuit.Usung (j). To bear or carry betweentwo or more with a pole.Usuugan. The object borne betweentwo or more with a pole ; a litter, asedan or similar vehicle.Usur (ben). Duty, toll.Utak (j. utak). The brain; the spinalmarrow.Utak-tulang. Marrow ; literally " bonebrains."Utak-utak. Marrow, essence, essentialpart ; literally, " brains-brains."Utama (s). Excellent, eminent, perfect.Utan. A forest, a wood ; the woodlandor wild country distinguished from thecultivated ; wild, propagated by nature,not cultivated; wild, not tame, notdomesticated; wild, savage, not civilised; rude, untaught, unmannered.Utang (j). Debt ; loan ; credit.Utangkan. To lend, to give credit.Utara (s). Name of a hero of the Mahabarat,son of Mangsapati, king ofWirata.Utara (s). The north.LTtara-barat-laut. North-north-west.Utara-samata-timur. North-north-east.Utari (s). Name of a heroine of theMahabarat, daughter of Mangsapati,and wife of Abimanu.

UTA—WAJ [ 204 ]WAL—WARUtar-utar. A shield, a buckler ; v. Otarotar.Walang (j). Giief, trouble ;giievedjtroubled.Utas. A string, a line, a file.Walang (jav). A grasshopper.Ut&s. A carpenter, a joiner.Walang-angin (jav). A locust ; literally,Uteh. A bib worn by young children " wind grasshopper."without other clothes. The word is Walahi (a). By god !supposed to be Chinese.Wall (a), a tutor, a guardian.Utus (j). To send, to despatch.Wall. Name of a kind of scarf.Utusan. A messenger ; an emissary ; a Wall (jAv). A graving tool, a kind of amessage, a mission ; an embassy ; a small knife for carving ; a burin.dispatch.Walimaua (jav. wilmoua). A kind ofUtuskan. To depute, to send on a haiijy, represented with the head of aspecial commission.demon and the wings of a bird. InUwa (j). An vuicle or aunt being elder Javanese the word is composed of wil,than one's parent ; v. Wa.Uwak (j), V. Uwa. A a demon," and mona, " to speak."term of respect in In the Javanese version of the tale ofaddressing an elder.the Ramayana, it is represented as theUwang. A palace, a royal residence ; v. vahan, or " vehicle " of Rawana ; v.Wang.Wilmana.Uwaug (j. uwong). Man ; v. Wang. Wan. A titular prefix to Malay namesUwang. A valley, a dell ; v. Wang.of persons of some consideration.Uwang (j). Money ; treasure ; wealth Wana (s). A forest.V. Wang.Wande (jav). Failure, abortion, abortiveUwang-angus. Money expended or given attempt.away ; litei'allj', " money burnt." Wande (jav). A shop, a stall for goods.Uwap. Vapovir, exhalation ; steam. Wandu (jav). A hermaphrodite, orUwa-uwa (j. wawa). Name of an ape, rather, a man with the mental attributesof a woman ; effeminate.Hylobates luciscm.Uyah (j. " salt " ?). Name of a river on Wand 'an (jav). Woolly-haired; a negro.the north-western side of Borneo.Uyung. To toss, to be tossed; to rollas a ship.Uyungkan. To toss, to agitate.Uyung-goyang. Tossing about, rollingabout.Wa (j). An uncle or aunt elder thanone's parent ; v. Uwa and Uwak.Wadana (s). The face ; front, van ; achief of liigh rank ; a Javanese title.Wadaui. Names of two plants, Quisqualispuhescens and Quisqualis glabra.Wadung. An axe, a hatchet.Wadya (s). The people ; a host, anarmy.Wah (a). Alas !Wahana (s). Carriage, vehicle.Wai (a). Wo !AVajan (jav). An iron pan, or cauldron.Wajib (a). Necessary, proper, incumbent,obligatory ; worthy, fit, right,just.WajTbi (wajib). To bind, to oblige, tomake obligatory.Wajuk. Name of a tribe or division ofthe Bugis of Celebes, at present themost eiitei'[irising and commercial peo-])le of the Archipelago. The word isoften written and always pronouncedwithout the k.Wanti-wanti (jav). Uninterruptedly,incessantly.Wang. A palace, a royal residence ; v.Uwang.Wang (j. wong). A man ; man ; v.Uwang.Wang. A valley, a dell ; v. Uwang.Wang (j). Money, treasure ;wealth ; v.Awang and Uwang.Wang-angus. Money expended, or givenaway ; v. Uwang-angus.Wangi (j). Fragrant, sweet-smelling,perfumed, odorous. It is sometimeserroneously written and pronouncedwanji,Wangkang (j), A Chinese junk or ship.Wangsul (jav). Answer, reply.Wangun (jav). Shape, figure, form ; v.Bangun.Warang. A partner, a fellow, an associate.Warang.To apply stuffs to a kris bladeto preserve it.Warangan (jav). Orpiment, sulphuretof arsenic.Warangan-putih (jav). AVhite oxyde ofarsenic.Waring (bat).A kind of fishing net.WarT9 (a). An heir, an inhei-itor; alegatee.Warkudara (s). A name of Bima in theMahabarat.Warna (s). Colour, hiie, dye ;appearance,look; form, shape: sort, kind.

WAK—WiLff [ 205 ]WAL—WILWama-warua. Of various sorts, various.Warta (s). News, tidings, intelligence;report, rumoiu" ; v. Urita and Brita.Wartakan. To recount, to relate; toreport.Waru-gunung. Name of a tree, Paritiumsimile.Waru-land'ak. Name of a ti'ee, Abelmoschusmutahilis.Warung (JAv). A daily market ; a shop,an open stall for goods ; a name ofthe district of Wirasari in Java.Warwar (J. uwar). To cry, to proclaim.Warwarkan (bat). To report, to publish.Wasangka. Doubt, hesitation, waveringto doubt, to hesitate.Wasir (a). Piles, hemorrhoids ; v. Bawasir.Wasit (a). Intermediate ; a mediator.Wasil (a). Joined, connected ; accruedarrived.Wa«ilkan. To cause to arrive, to causeto come to pass.Wat. An idolatrous temple.Watang (j. the shaft of a spear). Aspear, a lance.Watang (jav). The ceremony of theJavanese princes presenting themselvesto the people on Saturday.Watangan. The place where the Javanesesovereign presents himself; v.Paseban.Watas (jav). a limit, a boundary.Watu (jav). a stone ; a gem ; v. Batu.Watu-gunung (jav). Name of an ancientking of Java ; literally, " gem of themountain ; " v. Selaprawata.Wawu. A paper-kite.Wayah (jav). A gi-andchild.Wayang (j). A puppet, a phantasmagoricfigure ; a public actor ; a publicdancer ; acting, scenic representation,drama.Wayangan. Playing ;the drama.Wayang-ramayan. The drama representingthe story of Rama.Wabad (a). And after that ; then.Wadak (j). Name of a kind of cosmeticpowder; v. Badak.Wafat (a). Death.Wafati. To kill, to slay.Wajah. Countenance, visage, face ; aspect,appearance.W5jud (a). Existence ; substance ; essence; body, person, individual.Wakil (a). An agent, a representative,an attorney ; a proxy, a deputy ; anenvoy, anWakilkan. To depute, to appoint asagent.Wa^•tu (a). Time ; season ; term, period.Wilanda. Holland ; Dutch ; v. Balanda.Walakin (a). But, nevertheless, howbeit,yet.Wall (a), a friend, a favourite ; a servant,a slave.Wall (a). An eagle or falcon.Wallu (a). Partial ablution, ablution ofpart of the person distinguished fromthat of the whole ; v. Giisal.Wanang (jav). Able, powerful, potent.Wanara (jav). An ape.WarH (a). Wealth, riches.WarHt (a), a written paper, a scrolla letter, an epistle.Wasayat (a). Testament, last will ;precept,mandate.Wasi (a). An executor, a guardian, a tutor.Wasiat (a). Heritage, inheritance.Wasil (a). Conjunction; attachment;enjoyment ; v. Waslah.Waslah, v. WaiTl.Wazir (a). Vizier, prime minister.Wod (a). Promise, engagement ; vow.Wegiii. Name of the island called inour maps Waygiou, lying near thenorth-western end of New Guinea.Weh (a). Alas !Wetan (jav). The east ; eastern.Wetar. The island of Wetar, lying nearthe north-eastern end of Timur.Wewe (jav). Name of a class of evilspirits believed by the Javanese tocarry off children.Wibisana (s). Name of the brother ofRawaua, in the Ramayana.Widara (j). The jujube, Zizyphusjujuha ;V. Bidara.Widara-kachil. Name of a plant, Zlzyphiisxylopyras.Widi (s). Exalted, sublime ; an epithetof the chief god of the Javanese in thetime of Hinduism, and now applied totho deity.Widura (s). Name of the younger brotherof Pandu, in the Mahabarat.Wijaya (s). Victorious.Wijaya-malu (s). Name of a plant.Wijaya-mulya (s). An epithet of Krishna,in the Mahabarat.Wijen (j). The sesame or oil plant,Sesamum orientale. In Javanese it hasthe epithet of, alas, " wild," or " of theforest."Wijen-kachil. Name of a plant, Achimenessesamoides.Wiku (j). A sage, a man of learning ; v.Biku.Wil (jav). a demon, a goblin, an evilIn the native Javanese dictionary,spirit.the Sanskrit words buta andraksasa are given as synouymes.Wilmana (j. wilmona). Name of a fabulousmonster ; v. Walimana.

WIL—XAI [ 206 ]XAL—YASWilis (JAV). Name of a mountaia in Xala/; (a). The Creatoi*.Java. The word means, " green." XalaiZ; (a). Creatures, created beings.AN'indu (j). Name of a cycle or period Xa.las (a). Free, liberated ; candid, frank,of eight years.sincere; salvation.AYintaraja (s). An epithet of Arjuna, in Xalasi (p). A seaman, a mariner.the Mahabai-at.Xalaf (a). Opposition, antithesis ; contradictionWiraga (j). To deck or adorn the; rebellion ; refractory ; care-person.less, negligent.AV^ira (s).WirangBrave, valiant ; a hero.Xalat (a). Nature, property, quality.(jav). Shame ; a.shamed ; modestyXalat (a), a robe of honour.; modest.Xalifah (a). The caliph ; vice-regentWirasaba (s) Name of a district in the king, sovereign.eastern part of Java.Xalil (a), a fi-iend.Wirasari (s). Name of a district in the Xalfcah (a). A link ; a ring.eastern i^art of Java.Xalwat (a). SoUtude, retirement.Wirasougka. Name of a younger brotherXamar (a). Wine ; a wine-jar.of Sita, in the Mahabarat. Xamir (a). Leaven, yeast, barm.Wisnu (s). The Hindu god Vishnu. Xamis (a). Thursday.Wit (jav). a tree ; trunk, stock, stem ;Xanduri (t). Funeral rites performed atsource, origin, beginning; foundation, the grave.reason, cause ; ancestry, pedigree. Xanjar (a). A dagger, a poniard, a hanger.Wong (jAv). Man, human being.Xansi, xausa (a). A hermaphrodite.Wringin (jav). Name of a fig tree in Xarajat (a). Tribute; impost; tax;great repute with the Javanese for toll.ornament, and two of which are invariablyXarma (p). The date palm and fruit.planted in front of every Xalam (a). Conchisiou, terminationpalace, Ficus pisocarpa and Ficus hen-completion.ja/iiina.Wugi (bu). The proper name of theBugis nation in their own languageV. Bugis.Wujud (a). Existence ; substance, essence; existing ; individual.Wuku (jav). Name of a period of 30weeks or 210 days.Wuiigkal. Name of a mountain in thestory of the Ramayana. The meaningXatan (a). Circumcision.Xatankan. To circumcise.Xa« (a). Hand-writing signature.Xaibat (a). An;oration, a sermon, ahomily.Xa^ib (a), a preacher.Xaiifah (a). Cloth ; satin ; velvet ; acarpet, a floor-cloth.Xial (a), a phantom, a spectre, an appai'ition; fancy, imagination.of the word in Javanese is " a hone." Xiali (a). Inebriated, intoxicated, di-unk.Wungu (jav). Purple. In the native Xianat (a). Perfidy, treachery, disloyalty.dictionary the word is defined "redunited to black," which would make a Xilaf (a). Negligent, inconsiderate ; forgetfulvery dark blood colour, or nearly anegligence.;light brown ; v. Ungu.Xojah (p). A man of distinction ; a greatWurang (jav). To foil, to come to nothing,merchant ; an eunuch.Xorasani (p). Steel of Korassan.to prove abortive ; v. Urung.Xuwatlr. Doubt, disti-ust.XaFI (a). Secret, liidden.Xali (a). Empty, void; unemployed. Ya. Oh IXaa (a). Pure, unmixed, unadulterated Yama (s). The Hindu god of death ;select, choice.death.Xatam (a). A seal ; a ring.Yama-widura (s). Name of one of theXabar (a). News, tidings, intelligence. Kurawa, in the poem of the Mahabarat.Xabarakan-d-iriua. Sensible, conscious, Yang (jAv). A god, a deity ; v. Ywang.in one's senses.Yangyang. A picture, a painting, a portrait,— probably the same word asXabarkan. To inform, to insti'uct ; toto relate.Yang and Ywang.tell,Xadmat (a). Service, employment, office Yangyung (j. yunyun). To swing, toto serve.vibrate loosely.Xair (a). Good.Yasa (j). Work, labour, performanceXairat (a). Good things ; good deeds, creation; inheritance, heritage, heirloom.meritorious actions.

YAT—YUG [207] YUJ—ZAKYatim (a). An orphan ; v. Yatim.Yatra (s). Money.YShudi (a). Jew, Israelite ; Jewish.Yaksa (j). A demon, a goblin. In thenative dictionary the words buta anddElnawa are given as synonymes.Ya^•in (a). Certainty ;certain ; truth ;evidence ; knowledge ; the ti'ue faith.Yang. The relative pronoun, who, whichthat ; whatever. It is also used occasionallyin the sense of a definite article.Yang-d-atang. Ensuing, future ; literally," the coming," or " that which is com-literally, "he who is in lordship orin authority."Yangmana. ^iiliichever; whoever; whereever; whatever ; who, which, whatthe which, that.Yatim (a). An orphan ; a pupil, award.Yakub (a). Jacob.(j and s). The god of love.Ywang -guru (j and s). Name of the chiefdeity of the islanders of the Archipelagoin the time of Hinduism. TheYani (a). To wit, that is to say,namely.literal translation is " Spiritual teacherYogia (a). Fit, proper, becoming.god," or, it may be, " god of the spiritualteachers," in reference to theYu (j. kluyu). A shark ; v. lyu.Yu-arimau. Name of a species of shark Bramins.Uterally, "tiger shark."Ywang-kui-apa. Name of a god.Yu-bengkong. Name of a species of Ywang-kuwera (j and s). Kuwera, theshark ; literally " crooked shark." Hindu god of riches.Yu-gabuk. Name of a species of shark. Ywang-manon. The Hindu god Kala,Yu-parang. Name of a species of shark "time," or Siwa; literally, "godUterally, " ofthe cleaver shark."lives or souls."Yu-rimbus. Name of a species of shark. Ywang-pusangkara. A name of Surya,Yuda (s). War ; battle ; arms, weapons.Ywang-sukma (j and s). God, the deity ;the Hindu deity of the sun.Yudanagara (s). Customary laws, institutes.Yudanta (j and s). Name of an esteemedvariety of the coconut, often used as asimile in poetry ; literally, " the ivorycoconut," corrupted from the Javanesefiu, "a coconut," and the Sanskrit danta," ivory."Yudipati (s). An epithet of Bima, inthe Mahabarat.Yud-istira (s). Name of the eldest ofthe Pandu brothers,—the same withDarmawaugsa.Yudiswara (s). Name of an ancientking of Java who reigned in Galuh.Yugya (s). A corruption of Ayudya, thename of the kingdom of Rama, in theRamayana ; r. Agugya.Yugyakarta (s). Name of a city in Java,the capital of one of the two nativeprinces, situated in the province ofMataram and near the centre of theisland. The word means, "Ayudya,the fortunate or auspicious."Yujana (s). A measure of distance, reckonedto be the extent to which theeye can see, or the visual horizon. TheJavanese call this ten thousand fathoms,which, as the Javanese fathommust be smaller than our own, proportionedto the stature of the race, wouldmake about 10 English miles.Yum (a), a day, 24 hours ; time.Yun (JAV). To swing, to rock ; v.Ayun.Yun-yunan. A child's cradle ; v. Ayun-ing."Yang-di-piramba. The correlative of theayunan.Yusiif (a). Joseph.next word; literally, "he who is in Yuswa (s). Age, period of time ; v. Usaya.sen-ice or in a .state of servitude." Yuta (s). A million.Yang-dipartuwan. The king, the i-uler; Ywang (JATj. A god, a deity. It has thesame meaning as bat'ara. Usually beforeit is placed the ancient relativepronoun sang, having in this case thesense of the definite article.Ywang - asmara, or Sang - ywang - a.smaraliterally, " God of souls."Ywang-widi (j and s). A name of thechief god in the time of Hinduism ;God, the deity ; literally, " the exaltedor most high god."Ywang-yama. The Hindu god of death ;V. Yama.ZaDAH (p).Child, offspring.Zahid (a). A hermit, a recluse, a devotee.Zabad (a). Civet.Zabarjad (a). The topaz.Zabib (a). The seedless i-aisin or kismis ;currants.Zabur (a). The Psalms of David ; writing; a book.Zahara (a). Bright, shining, flaming;beautiful, blooming.Zakat (a). The legal alms prescribed by

ZAM—ZUL [ 208 ]ZAT—ZUthe Koran, distinguished from voluntai-ycharity; v. Sadakat.Zaman (a). Time; age; period, seasonthe world.Zamriid (p). The emei-ald.Zamzam. The holy well in Mecca,Hagar's well.Zana (a). Adultery fornication.Zangi (p).;An Ethiopian ; a negro.Zirah (p). Mail, armour.Zit (a). Olive oil.Zuada (a). Store, stock, provision.Zulixa (a). The wife of Potiphar, celebratedin the poetry of the Arabiansand Persians.is AT (a). Essence, substance ;person ;sect, caste.Zahar (a). Male, masculine; membrumvirile.Zakar (a). Memory ; commemoration ;reciting the Koran by heart.Zalil (a). Mean, base, abject ; contemptible.Zarat (a). A particle, an atom.Zariat (a). Descendants, posterity.Zu (a). Having possession of; endowedwith ; lord, master.

A DICTIONARYENGLISH AND MALAY LANGUAGES.A—ABNABO—ABSA, AN. Sa, satu, suwatu.Abode, habitation. Rumah, kad'ud-ukan,Aback, backwards. Balik.kadiyS,man, padalaman.Abaft. Di-buritan.Abolish, to efface. Ampus, ampiisk&n,Abandon, to give up, to quit. Lapas, mangampus.lapaskan, m;dapas, malapask^n.Abominable, foul, unclean. Kaji, najis.Abandon, to forsake, to leave. Tinggal, Abominate, to hate. Biinchi, mamb^nchi,maninggalkan.iri, mangiri.Abase, to depress, to bring low. Marandahkan.Abortion. Gugiu-an.Abortion, a premature birth.Anak-Abasement, depreciation. Siput.Abashed, ashamed. Malu, barmalu,siput, silo.Abate, to lessen. Korangkan.Abate, to grow less, to diminish. Turun.Abatis. Radum.Abbreviate, to abridge. Singkat, .singkatkan.Abdomen. Pnit.Abcrring, wandering. Kasasatau.Abhor, to detest. Banchi, iri.AbhoiTcnce. Banchi, kabanchiiin, iri.Abide, to bear, to endure. Tiian, nianaan,manaaui, darita, mandarita.Abide, to stay, to dwell. D'ud'uk, diyam,tinggal, maninggal.Abide, to wait. Nanti, niananti.Ability, power, capacity. Sabulih, kuwasa,Z:iiwat, ^'udrat.Abject, mean. Ina.Abjectness. Kainilan.Able, powerful. Kuwasa, /;iiwat, Z;iidr"it.Able, capable. Larat.Able, competent. Sampat.Able to, can. Bulih, dapat, bisa, k^na,brani.Ablution. Basuhan, kamandian.Ablution, religious (general). 6'usal.Ablution, religious (partial). Wallu.Abnegate, to deny. Sangkal, raaiiangkal,mukir, mungkir.giigur.Abortive, failing, miscarrying. Uruug.Abortive, to render. Urungkan, mangui-ung,mangurungkan.Abound ( to). Lirnpah.Abound (to cause to). Limpahkan, malimpahkan.Abounding. Limpah, barlimpah.About, around. Kaliling, barkaliling.About, nearly. Kera-kera, keraua, .saHdar.About, concerning. Atas, dalam.Above, in a higher place. Atas, diiitaa,kaatas.Above, more than. Atas, labih-daripada.Above all, chiefly. Astamiwa.Above-cited, above - mentioned. Yangtarsabut.Abridge (to). Singkat, singkatkan.Abroad, without, not within. Luwar,diluwar, kaluwar.Abruptly, hastily. Gopoh-gopoh, tibatiba,kuiiung-kuuung.Abscond, to rvm away. Lari.Abscond, to hide. Sambufiikan.Absent. Ta-ada, tiyada-ada.Absolute, general. MiifalaZ;.Absolute, complete. Ganap, chukup.Absolutely, entirely. Samata-mata, sapanuh-pauuhiia,sakali-kali, ti-us.Absolution, forgiveness. Ampun, kiiampunan,maaf.

ABS—ACC [2] ACC—ACQAbsolve, to acquit, to pai-dou. Ampun,ampunkan, ampuni, iu«af, maafkau.Abstain (to). Tahan, manalian, tagab.Abstemious. Jiinat, jiman, tahau.Abstract, to take from. Tolak, manolak,chabut, m;incbabut.Abstruse, hidden. Sambuui, buni, tarbuni,samar, bartu.Abstruse, difficidt. Susah.Abundance, plenty. Kalimpahan, kabaiiakan.Abundant. Limpah, b.^rtambah, mamur.Abundantly, amjily. Bartambah-tambahan.Abuse, to violate. Ba,nasa, mamauasakan,mambanasakan, nisak, marusakan.Abuse, to deceive. Tipu, manipu, tipukdn.Abuse, to rail. Maki, mamaki, nist'akan.Abuse, reproach. Maki, nist'a, chincliala.Abusive, reproachful. Nist'a.Abyss. Tuber.Abyssinia. Z^abs'a.Abyssinian. Hahs'i.Academy, school. Langgar, madrasah.Accede, to assent. Tui'ut, manurut, ikut,mangikut, milu.Accelerate, to hasten. Sigi'akan, maiiigi-akan,lakaskan.Accept (to). Tarima, manarima.Acceptable, grateful. Sadap, mastajab.Access, means of approach. Jalan,margi.Accident, chance. Untung.Acclivity. Churu, chorain.Accommodate (to). Patutukan.Accompany, to be with another. Barsarta,mafiarta, mauartai.Accompany, to associate. Barkawan,m^ngavvan, bartamSn.Accomplish, to execute fully. Abis, abiskan,mangabiskan, parabiskan, sampaikau,maiiampaikan, lakukukan,malakuk&n, sudahkan, mauudahkan.Accomplished, fully executed. Tarabiskan,tarsudahkan.Accomplished, having elegant qualifications.Bahari.Accomplishment, full execution. Piirabisan.Accord, to concur with. Mailftrtai.Accord, to gi'ant. Bri, bir, kasi.According as. Sapurti, silolah.According to. Ka, pada, bagai, ikut, turut.Accordingly. Bagitu-juga, saj^urtimaua,siiolah-olali.Accost, to approach. Mampir, niangampir,Anipiri, ampirkan, dakati, dakatkan.Accost, to address. Miingatakan, mniiapakAn,tiigor, tugor.Account, to reckon. Itung, bilang,mSngitung, niAmbilang, Aasabkan.Account, to esteem, to think. Kira, sanka.Account, computation. Itung, itungan,bilangan.Account, opinion. Kira, sangka, p/irkiriian.Account, reason, consideration. Kai-na,sabab.Account (a ininning). Piiitang.Accoxmtant. Juru-itung.Account-book. Daftar.Accouple, to join, to link. Ubung,mangubung, sambung.Accoutre, to equip. Pakai, mamakai,iyasi, mangiyasi.Accoutrements. Pakean, pari3-asan, kalangkapan,upachara.Accrue, to arise, to spring from. Timbul,tumbuh.Accumbent, leaning, sloping. Miring,riyuk.Accumulate, to heap, to pile. Impun,impunkan, mangimpun, tambun, tambuukan,inangambun, kumpul, kumpulkan.Accumulated. Impun, barimpun, tambun,bartambun, kumpul, barkumpul.Accumulation. Tambun, tambunan, impunan,parimpunan, kumpulan.Accuracy, exactness. Kabatulan, kabanaran.Accurate, exact. Batul, banAr, patut.Accurse, to execrate. Kutok, kutoki,mangutok, mangutoki, sumpah, sumpahkan,mauumpah, maiiupahi, maiiumpahkan.Accursed, one that is accureed. Sikutok.Accusation. Tud'uh, tudaihan, tukas,tarka.Accuse, to charge. Tud'uh, manud'uh,tukas, mAnukas.Accuser. Panud'uh.Accustom, to be wont. Biyasa.Accustomed, usual. Sadakala, sadiya.Ache, pain. Sakit, sakitan.Ache, to be in pain. Sakit, mauakit.Achieve, to perform. Lakukan, miilakukan,sampaikan, maiiampaikan.Achin. Acliih.Aching. Sakit, barsakitan.Acid, sour. Asam, masam, kachut.Acknowledge, to own knowledge of.Kiinal, inanganal.Acknowledge, to own receipt of. Tarima,manarima.Acknowledge, to confess. Aku, raangaku,akiii, mfmgakiii.Acknowledgment, of a thing received.Panarima.Acknowledgment, confession. Akiian,pangakiian.Acijuaint, to inform. Taiiwi, mangatauwi,bri-tau, mfimbri-tau. niawartaknn, mailunk an.

Acquaiutauce, knowledge.ACQ—ADJ [3] ADJ—ADVKdnal, kanalan.Acquaintance, person acquainted with.Kanal-kaualan, panganal.Acquainted. BArkaual, barkaual-kanalan.Acquiesce. A'abul.Acquire, to attain. Ulih, bulih, barulih,parulih, dapat, mandapat.Acquisition. Parulihau, kadapatan, bulihan.Acquit, to set free. Lapas, lapaskan,malapas, malapaskan.Adjudge, to adjudicate. BarAiikumkan,mangAukfimkau.Adjure, to impose an oath. Barsumpahkau,maiiumpahkau.Adjust, to put right. Banarkan, bayiki,mambayiki, salasaikan.Administer, to conduct public affairs.Mamangku, ampukan, pareutah, paren»tah, prentah, mamrentah, mamrentahkau,mamutarkan, partuwankan.Ad^ninistration, government. Parentah,paprentah, paprentahan, ampUan, partuwanan.Acquit, to clear. Lapaskan, malapaskan,ampuni, ampunkau.Administrator, governor. Pamrentah.Acquittal. Lapasan, kalapasan, ampunan. Admirable. Eudah, iudah, endah-endah,Acrid, biting. Pad'as.indah-indah.Across, athwart. Lentang, sangkang, malang,Admiral. Panglima-laiit, laksamana.ampang, salib.Admiration, wonder. Changang, mangu,Act, deed. Buwatan, pambuwatan, parbuwatan,Aeran.karja.Admire, to wonder. Changang, barchang-Act, to do. Buwat, mambuwat, karja, ang, Aeran, mangAeran.mangarja.Admit, to suffer to entei'. Birmasuk.Act, to play the drama. Barwayang, Admit, to allow a position. Tarima,mangwayang.manarima, mangaku.Act on (to). Kanakan, manganiii, maugauakan.Admit, to allow. Bir, bri, kasi.Admonish, to reprove. Ajar, ajari, iijar-Acted on. Kana, tarkana.kan, mangajar, mangajarkan, mangingatkan,Acting, play-acting. Wayang, wayaugan.tagor, tugor, managor.Active, nimble, quick. Pantas, chajiat. Admonition. Ajaran, pangajaran, tagor,Actor, performer, doer. Pambuwat, parbuwat.tugor, tagorau, tugorau.Actor, stage-player. -Dalang, wayang.Adolescence.Adolescent.Bujangan, haiif/.Bujang, balTf/.Actuate, to put iu action. Pai-buwatkan. Adopt, to make son or daughter. Augkat,Acute, ending in a point. Tajam.mangangkat.Acute, ingenious, penetrating. Tajam, Adoption. Angkatan.chardik.Adoptive. Angkat.Adage, proverb. Siloka, upama.Adoration, homage. Sambah, sambahan,Adam. Adam.parsambahan, puja, puji-pujian, pamuja,Adapt. Rapatkau, patutkau, mamatutkan.pamuji, pamujian.Add (to). Tambah, mrlnambah, tambahi, Adoration, worship. Sambahan, puji,tambahkan.sambahayang.Addition. Tambahau, katambahan, panambali.Adore, to worship. Mauambah, mamuji,sambahayang.Address, to accost. Mangatakan, mauapakau,Adorn, to embellish. lyasi, maugiyasi.tagor, manager.Addi'ess, manner, behaviour. Laku, kalakiian,Adorn, to deck the person.Adornment, embellishment.Winaga.Pariyasan.ulah, olah, polS,n, tingkah,bahasa,Adrift. Aiiut, taraoiut, touda, tarampang.pakai-ti, pi-akriti.Address, supei-scription. .41amat-siu-at. Adroit, dexterous. Chapat, pand'ai.Adduce, to bring forward, Kaluwarkan, Adulation, flatteiy. Bujuk, pambujukan.mangluwarkan.Adulator. Pambujuk.Adept. Pand'ai, tukang.Adult, grown up. Dcwasa.Adequate, equal to. Sama, bai-sama, Adulterate, to contaminate. Rayah,satara, sabaya, pad'a.marayah.Adhere, to stick to. Lakat, ta,kap, rakat, Adulteration, contamination. Rayahan.kalat, malakat, marakat.Adultery. Mukah, zanah.Adhere (to cause to). Lakatkau, lakapkan,Adulteiy (to commit). Barmuka, bar-rakatkan, malakatkan.zanah.Adhering. Barlakat, barakat.Advance, to proceed. Laugsung, tampil,Adhesive. Lakat, lakap, rakat, kalat.anjar, lanchang, mara, bardaulu.Adieu. Tinggal.Advance, to forward. Langsungkau,Adjacent, adjoining. Tumpu, damping. lanchangkan, malanchangkan, bardaulukan,Adjourn, to defer. Mangadiyankan.anjarkau.

ADV—AFF [4] AFF—AGAAdvaucc-guard. Mata-jalan.Affirm, to i-atify. Taguhkau, maiiaguhkan.Advaucemcut, going forward. Laugsungan,lanchangaii, lalakoii.Affirmation, confirmation. Partagiihau.Advantage, profit. Laba, bat'i, untuug, Affirmed, declai-ed. Tai-sabut.fidat, fidah (faidah).Advantage, opportunity. Sampat.Affix, to fasten.Affix, to attach.Ikat, mangikat.Buboh, mambuboh.Advantage, to benefit. Pai-bayiki.Afflict, to put to pain. Sakitkan, maiiakitkan,Advantageous, profitable. Barlaba, barfidab.sangsarakan.Afflict, to grieve. Susakkan, maiiusahkan,Adventure, to dare. Braui.maudukakan.Adventure, to hazard. Rambang.Afflicted, giieved. Susah, susah-ati, duka,Adventurous, bold. Brani.dukachita.Advonturousness, boldness. Kabranian. Affliction, calamity. SangSiira, chalaka,Adversary, opponent. Satru, musuh, karma, kirma, nastapa, duka, dukanastapa,muugsuh, lawan.mara, tawalat.Adverse, contrary. Lawan, salab.Affliction, grief. Susah-ati, susah, kasusahan,Adveitsity, calamity. Chalaka, karma, un-susahan, dukachita, ugai-ana,tung-jaliat, bala.Advert, to attend to. Ingat, mangingat,ingati, ingatkau.Advertise, to inform. Bri-tau, mambritau,mangatauwi, mambiitakan, mawartakan.Advice, counsel. Bacliara, pambacbaraan,ajaran, paugajaran, nasi/iat.Advice, deliberation. Pambacliariian,mas'awarat.Advise, to counsel. Ajar, ajari, ajarkan,mangajarkan, bS,charakan, mambacharakan,nasi/

denoting triumph or contempt. Eh !adohewahAGA—AIM 5] AIM—ALLAgainst, coutraiy. Salah.Aim, to dii-ect a missile. Tembak, manembak,Against, opposite to. Dia'dap, dimuka.tuju.Aghast, amazed. Tarcliaugang, /teran. Aim, to purpose. Arab, tuju.Age, period of time. Masa, kala, usaya, Aim, direction. Arab, tuju.uswa, yuswa, zamau, abad.Aim, purpose. Arab, tuju.Age, term of life. Idup, idupan, omur. Air (the). Angiu, udara, angkasa, ^awa.Age (adult). Dewasa, balT^.Ah-, tune. Lagu, lagam, ragam.Age (old). Barida, busanda.Air, appearance generally. Rupa, warna.Aged, old. Tuwah, udar, barida, busauda, Air of the person. Sikaji.Ageut, substitute, deputy. Jauang, patih, Air of the face. Ayar-muka.sulur, waiil.An-, to exi^ose to the air. Anginkan,Aggrandise, to increase. Mambasarkan. manganginkan.Aggrandise, to make great, to exalt. Air-bladder. Limpvmg.Mambasarkan.Akin, alhed by nature. Bai-sanak.Aggravate, to make heavy. Bnitkan, Alabastei". Puwalam.mambratkan.Alack, alas ! Ah, adoh, adohe, ahi, ayi,Aggrieve, to give sorrow. Mambalasi.Aggi-ieve, to vex. Maiiusahkan.Aggrieve, to mom'u, to lament. Taugis,mauangis, ratap, mai-atap.Agila, eagle-wood. Kalambak, gahra,kayn-gahi-u.Agile. Pautas, chapat.Agitate, to shake, to stir. Goyang,goyangkan, mauggoyaug, mauggoyaugkau,gonchaug, gonchangkau, manggouchang,mauggonchaugkau, giirak,grak, manggarak, manggarakkau.Agitate, to stir up. AiTi, ai-ukan, mangaru,mangai-ukan.Agitated, perturbed, disquieted. Gaman,kalakasah.Ago, past. Talah, sudah.Agony, violent pain. Sangsara.Agree, to yield to. A'abul.Agi-ee, to stipulate. Janji, barjanji,sanggup, barAawal.Agi-ee, to concm\ Mariarta, mufa^•at.Agi'eeable, pleasing. Sad'ap, mastajab.Agreeably, consistent with. Ikut, tuinit.ayiie, wah, weh, amass, sayang.Alarm, tumult, disturbance. Gaget,kaget, gugah, giyab.Alarm, surprise. Kajut.Alarm, to disturb. Gaget, kaget, gugah,manggugah, guyah.Alann, to surprise. Mangajutkan.Alai-m, to disconcert. Ngamam, gamam.Alanned, startled. Tarkajut.Alarum, tocsin. Katut, sambuyan.Alas ! V. Alack.Albeit, although, notwithstantling. Kachuwali,lamuu, samaja, walekin, maski.Albino-coloiu-ed. Balar.Alcoran, Karan, kitab.Aleugtb. Bujur, mujm-, lari.Alert, brisk. Chapat.Alexander. Askaudar.Alien, a stranger. Dagang, panchil, orangasing.Alienate, withdrawn fi-om. Asing,charai.Alienation, withdrawn from. Parasingan,parcharaian.Alight, to dismount, to come down.Agreement. Parjanjian, ^-awal.Tunin, manurun.Aground, not afloat. Janggut.Alight, to come down as a bird. Angkap.Agi'ound, stranded. KAnd'as.Alike. Sama, barsama, sabaya, baya-baya,Ague, intermittent fever. Damam-katiga,damam-salang.sapurtimana, satu-sabagi, tara, satara,sai-upa, sapri-pri, saupama, samacham.All ! denoting dislike or censure. Chih ! Aliment, food. Makanan, santapan, razaki.Ah ! Alive, in life. Idup.Ah ! denoting compassion. Ah ! ahi Alive, fi'esh. Idup.ayi ! ayiie ! adoh ! ! ! weh Alive (to keep). MangidupLamas! sayaug!All, the whole. Samuwa, samuwaiia,Ahead, in the forepart, forward. Dialiian, siiisi, sakiyaniia, saluruh, samasta,diad'ap, dimuka..sarupaiia, balaka.Aid, help. Tulung, panulung, bantu, All, every one. Sagala, sakalian, sapalapala.pambantu, bala, pabala, sraya, huriif,tulik, uat«in.All at once. Sakali.Aid, to help. Tulimg, mauulung, bantu, All one, all the same. Sama-juga.mambantu, barbantu, bala, mambala. All sorts. Anika-auika.Ail, to be sick or pained. Sakit, barsakit, Allay, to alleviate. Rada, malambutkau,manakit.maringankan.Ailment, sickness, or pain. Sakit, panakit. Allege, t(j plead an excuse. Dalih.Aim, to point the view. Arak, tuju, Alleviate, to allay, llada, malambutkau,sipat, metar, batuli.ringankan.

ALL—ALTALT—AMMAllfours. Barkaki-ampat.Alliance, league. Janji, janjiau, parjanjian.Alligator. Buwaya.Allot, to distribute. Bahagi, augguukanAllot, to distribute by lot. Ondekau.Allotment, share. BabagYan, anggun.Allow, to admit. Tarima, mAnarima.Allow, to .suffer, to pei'uiit. Bir, bri, kasi. walkiu.Allow, to grant. Luluskan.Altitude, height. Katinggian.Allow, to authorise as legal. ZTalalkau. Altogether, completely. Balaka, samata,Allowable, authorised. Sanat.samata-mata, sapala-pala, saganap,Allowance, permission. Idn.sakali, sapauuh-panuhiia, rata.Allowance, money. Balanja.Altogether, conjunctly. Barsama-sama,Allowance, ration. Sara.basarta.All-powerful. Mahakuwasa, Xadiran. Alum. Tawas.Allure (to). Bujuk, mambujuk.Always, perpetually, ever. Nantiyasa,Allurement. Bujukan.sanautij'asa, s&ntiyasa, sadakala, sadiyakala,Ally. Kawan, sakawan, taulan, sakutu,salamana, salama-lamaiia.Amanuensis. Juru-tidis, juni-salin.sa/tabat.Almighty. Mahakuwasa, iladii-au. Amass, to collect together. Kumpul,Almond, ^adam.kumpulkdn, barkumpulkan, tambunkan,Almost. Ampir, saampirila, dakat.manambunkan.Alms, charity. Darma, sada^t, zakat. Amassed, collected together. Tarkumpul,Alms (to bestow). Sadakatkau.tambun, tartambun.Aloe (agave). Lid'a-buwaya.Amaze (to). Ch^ngangkan, /terankan,Aloes (gum). Alwah.da/(as'atkan.Aloes-wood. Kalambak, gahru, kayvx-Amazed. Tarchangang, tarmangu, /ieran,gahi-u.Aloft. Diatas.Alone, solitai-y. Saorang, sorang, saorang-jawi, manjawi, tukar, mauukar, alih,mangalih.Alter, to change. Ubahkan, Mangubahkan,gantikan, manggantikan, bargantikan,salinkan, manalinkan, jawikan,manjawikan, tukarkan, manukarkau,alihkau, mangalihkan.Alteration. Ganti, pilrgantian, salin,salinan, parsaliuan, tukar, panukar,ubah, pAngubahan.Altercate, to wrangle. Babil, barbabil,changkar, ganggang, tukar, biirtukar,bantah, barbantah, maiubautah.Altercation, wrangle. Babil, bantah, p^rbantahan,changkar, ganggang, tukar,tukarau.Alternate. Salang, s^lang-salmg, gantibarganti.Alternately. Salang-salang.Although, notwithstanding. Lamun,sAnaja, masa, masakan, sakalipun, maski,da/wis'at, tajab, /iayal.Amazement. Changang, chaugangan, kachangangan,maugu, Aeran, t«jab, da/(a-diri.s'at.Alone, only, merely. Ana, saaja, saja. Amazing, wondei-ful. Changang, Iteran.Along, at length. Bujor.Ambassador. Utusan, duta, kongkonan,Along, through, lengthwise. Sapanjang. gaud'ek, achang, pangalasan, panglasan,Along, throughout. Sapanjang.suruhan, pasuruh, charaka, wa^•il.Alongside.Amber. .4ubar, ambar.Sisi, disisi, kasisi.Along with, together. Sama-sama, sarta, Ambergris. S'ahbui.kasarta.Ambient, encompassing. Barkapung,Alphabet. Alifbata.barkrubung, barkaliling.Already, at the present time. Sakarang, Ambiguous. Rajau, mamang.sakarang-ini, kiui, baham, baharu-iiii, Ambition. 6'arirat, /timat.baharu-bahariiaii.Ambitious. Barati-basar.Already, some time past. Talah, talahsudali.Amble (to). Ligas.Amboyua. Ambun.Also, likewise. Juga, juwa, jiia, lagi, Ambush. Ad'aug, ad'angan.lagi-puu, pula.Ambush (to lie in). Mangad'ang.Altar (an). Masbah.Amen. Amin.Alter, to be changed. Ubah, mangubah, Amenable, responsible. Bai-tanggung-an.ganti, barganti, salin, barsahn, maiialin, Amend, to coi'rect. Bayiki, mambayiki,batulkau, mambatulkan, bauarkau,mambauaikan.Amende, mulct. D'and'a.Amerce, to fine. Dand'akau.Amethyst. Marias.Amicable. Bartaulanan, barehabatan.Amid, amidst. Dalam, didalam, taugah,ditangah, pAda-tangahan, autara, dalamantara,daugan-antai-a, pada-autara.Amiss, fault}'. Salah.Amity, friendship. Taulanan, mahabat,,salira)iit.Ammunition.Alat-saiijata, alat-praug.

AMO—ANI [7] ANI—ANTAmong, amongst. Dalam, didal^m,tangah, ditangah, pada-tangahan,antara,dalam-antara, dangan-antara, pada-an-Angle, corner. Panjuru, juni.Angle, side between two angles. Parsagi,pasagi.Angle, to fish with a rod. Mangail, panching,mamanching.Angler. Pangail, pamanching.Angi-ily. Dangan marah.Angry. Amarah, marah, duka, mui-ka,marka, ngarin, ngrin, berang, gusSr,gai-am.Angular. Parsagi, pasagLA-night, in the night time.Samalaman.Animadversion, reproof. Ajaran.Animadvert, to reprove. Ajaii.Animal, living creature. Banatang, fiewantai-a.Amorous. Birahi, barbirahi, aas'aJc. Animate, animated. Idup, bai-iiawa.Amount (to). Jadi, sampai.Animate, to encourage. Bri-ati, mambriati.Amoimt, simi total. Kumpulan, jumlah.Amour, a love intrigue. Bimbangan.Animation, spirits.Animosity, hatred.Gambira.Banchi, kabanchian.Ample, large, wide. Luwas.Anise. Adas-manis.Ampleness, largeness. Luwasan, kaluwasan.Ankle. Mata-kaki.Anklet. Galang-kaki.Amplify, to enlarge. Mangluwaskan, Annals. Tai-is.mambasarkan.Amputate, to cut off a limb. Kudungkan,Annihilate, to reduce to nothing.nadakan.Md-tutuh.Announce, to declare. Mangatakan.Amuck (an). Amuk.Annoy, to incommode, to disturb. Susahkan,maiiusahkan, ganggu, gad'uh,Amuck (to run). Mangamuk.Amuck (to run amuck at). Mangamukkkn.gad-uhi.Annoy, to vex. Usik, mangusik.Amuck (one that runs). Pangamuk. Annoyance. Gad'uhan, chamas.Amulet. TSngkal, azimat.Annual. Satiiun-taun, tiyap-taun.Amuse oneself (to). Mayia, mayin-mayiu, Annul, to abolish. Ampus, ampuskdu,barmayin.mangampus, apuskan, m.lnadakan.Amusement. Mayin-mayinan.Anoint, to rub with oil. Mamiuak.An, a. Sa, satu, suwatu.Anoint, to smear. Urap, mdngui-ap.Analogy. Bandingan, upama.Anon, soon. Kalak.Ananas. Nanas, ananas.Anon, sometimes, now and then.Anarchy, disorder. Aru-biru, geger. Kad'ang.Anathema. Sumpah, parsumpahan, sarapa,Another, not the same. Layin,tulak.Ancestor, forefather. Moyang, muyang.Another, one more.Another, any other.Satu-lagi.Barang-layin.Ancestors. Nenek-moyang, datu-moyang. Answer, to reply. Saut, sauti, maiiaut,Ancestry, lineage. Tuininan, katurunau, maiiauti, balds, mambalas, jawab,darah, poun.manjawab.Anchor (an). Sawuh, jangkar.Answer, to correspond Balds, mambalas,Anchor (to). BarlabuLbartimbang.Anchorage. Labuhan, palaluhan. Answer, to suit, to fit. Jadi, bdrpatut,Anchoret, reclu.se. Partapa.mamatut.Ancient, not modem. Tuwah, lama, Answer, to be accountable for. Aku,sadiya, memang.akiii, mdngaku, mangakiii.Anciently. Lama, daulu-kala, memang. Answer, reply, response. Saut, sautan,Ancients (the). Orang-diiulu-kala, orangpm-ba-kala.balas, pambalas.Answer, retaliation. Balas, pambalas,And. Dan.bela.Anent, concerning. Atas, diatas.Answei-ing, responsive. Barsiiutan.Anew. Baharu. baharu-bahariian.Ant, emmet. Samut.Angel (an). Malak, malaikat.Ant (large red tree). Kranga.Anger. Amarah, marah, duka, gamira, Ant (winged). Lalatu.berang.Ant (white), termes. Ani-ani, anai-anai,Angle, flexure. Siku, sudiit.rayap, i-ayak.Ant-eater, manis. Tanggilin, taranggUing,panggilmg.Ant-hill. Pongsii.Antagonism, contest. Lawanan, kalawanan.Antagonist, opponent. Lawan, panglawan,satru, musuh.Antecede, to precede.Daului, mandauliii.Antechamber (royal). Paseban.Anthony's fire (St.), erysipelas. Tokak.Anticipate (to). Dauliii, maudaului.

ANT—APP [8] APP— APPAntick, a buffoon. Bad'ud, band. Appease, to still. Milndiyamkan, manajukkan,Antick, trick. Chora, chura.tad'idikan.Antidote, charm. Chftnrai.Appellation, name. Nama.Antidote against poison. Pilnawar. Appellative, title. Gdlar.Antimony (sulphureted ore of). Kinang. Appertaining, belonging to. Ampiuia,Antipathy, aversion. Banchi, kabftnchian.puna, barampuiia.Appetite, sensual desire. Ingiu, kiiingi-Antique, ancient. Tuwah, lama, .sadiya, nan, s'arah, Aawa.niemang, purba.Applaud, to praise. Puji, mamuji.Antiquity, olden times. Diiulu-kala, Applause. Puji, pujian, pamuji.purbakala.Apple of the eye. Charmin-mata, orangorang-mata.Anvil. Land'as, land'asan, paron.Anxiety, solicitude. Chinta, parchintfian,Application, diligence. P.lrusahan.sayang, bimbang, bimbangan, Application, solicitation. Pinta,parmin-susah-ati, susahan, s'ur/iil.Anxious, solicitous. Chinta, barchinta,sayang, bimbang, susah-ati, kang.ln.Anxious about (to be). Bai-chintakdn.Anus. Pantat.Any. Barang.AnjT-one. Barang-suwatu, barang-sasuwatu.Any person. Barang-siiorang.Any-thing. Sabarang, barang-apa.Any-thing-soever. Barang-suwatu, barang-taan.Apply, to put one thing to another.Buboh, kAnakan, mangdnakan.Apply, to make use of Pakai, mamakai,pasang, mamasang.Apply, to cause to adhere. Lakatkan.Apply, to address. Mangatakan, tftgor,m.lnagor.Apply, to suit. Ka,na, marapat.Applied, put to another thing. Kana,tarkar('nt, visible. Kaliatan.maw.lrtakan.Api)arunt, certain. Tantu.Approach, to draw near. Ampir, m.lmpir,Appai-ontly, seemingly. Kaliatanna. mangampir.Ajiparition, spectre. Bayang, xeal. Approach, to bring near. Ampiri, ampirkan,Ajipear, to be in sight. Nampak, tampak.dilkati, dflkatkan, susorkiln.Appear, to come forth. Tarbit, timbul. Approach, means of advancing. Jalan,Appear, to stand in the presence of margi.another. Barad-.lp, m.lngad-iip.Approbation, approval. Kanlln, park^nan.Appearance, show. Ilupa, warna.Appropriate, to make peculiar. MAinpuiiiii.Appearance, semblance. .S'-ifitt.

APP—ARM [9] ARM—ARTAppropriately. Dang^n patiitua, sapatiitna,Armlet. Ponto, kilat-bahu, galang.siiarusua.Armory. GAd'ong, sanjata.Approval, approbation. Kiinan, pArkanaii. Armour, mail. Baju-rantai, zirah.Apjjrove, to like. Kanan, barkilnfln. Annpit. Katiyak.Approve, to sanction. Mdngaruskan. Arms, weapons. SAnjata, gagaman, ganggaman.Approximate, near to. Ampir, dakat,susor.Army, host. Bala, balatantra, tilntra,Approximate, to come near. Ampir, angkatan, las'kar.maugampir, m.lndakat.Arnotto. Kasumba-kling.Approximate, to bring near. M.lngdmpiri, Around, about, in a circle. Kaliling,ampiri, mangampirkfin, mandakati, dAkati,dakatkan, mdndilkatk.ln.idar-idar.Arouse, to raise up. Bard'ii'ikan, banguukan,Apt, fit. Patut, sallh, layik.mambangunkAn.Apt, ready, quick. Chakap, clidpat, Arouse, to awake. BangunkAn, mAnbangunkan.lanchar, pant;ls.Aptitude, fitness. Kapatutan.Arquebuse. Satinggar, tinggar.Aptly, fitly. Sapatutiia, sapurtiiia. Arrack. Arak.Aquatic. Ayaran, bilrayaran.Arraign, to accuse. Tud'uh, mAnud-uh,Aqueduct. Saloran, alir-alii-an.tukas, mAnukas.Arabia, ^rab, banuwa, arab.Arraignment. Tud'uhau.Ai-abian. ^i-ab, arabi.Ari-ange, to put in order. Atur, bAratur,Arable, tilled land. Bandang.mAngatur, ikAt, mangikAt, rakit, mArakit,Arable (dry fiekH. Tugar, tagal, uma.baijajar, banjar, sAlasai.Arable (irrigated). Sawah.Arrangement. Atur, aturan, pAraturan,Arch, vault. Lilngkung, Hbat.ikat, ikatan, rakitan, jajar, banjaran,Arched, vaulted. Laugkung, barlangkung. tartib.Archer, bowman. Pamanah.Arras, tapestry. Diwangga.Archetyi^e. Talad-an.Array, to arrange, v. Arrange.Ardent, burning. Barapi.Ari-ay, military order. Bai-is, ikAt -prang.Ardent, vehement. AngAt, Aadamat. Arrest, to stop motion. AntikAn, niAng-Ardent spii-it.s. Bram, chu, arat, sopi. AntikAn, tahankAn, niAnahani.Ardour. Augatan, /tadamat.Arrest, to obstruct. Ambat.Arduous, difficult. Sukar, payah, susah, Arrest, restraint of person. Kok.mus'kil.Arrival. D'atAng, kad-atAngan, tiba.Area. D'asar, natar.Arrive, to come to, to reach. D'atang,Areca, betel-nut. Pining.sampai, tiba, jatuli.Argiie, to debate. Baohara, b.lrbdchara, Arrive, to happen, to befall. D-atang,mambachara.Argyiment, debate. Bachara, p^rbachara,sampai, tiba, jatuh.Ari-ive, to cause to reach, or come. Mand'atAngi,/i-ias, dalil.mand'atAngkAn.Arid, dry. Kring.Arrive, to cau.se to happen. Mand'atAngi,Aright, rightly. Banar, bdtul, sabdnitriia,mand'atangkAn.Arrogance. Chungka, kochak, takabur.sabittuliia.Arise, to mount upwards. Nayik, bangiui,mambangun, bangkit.Arrogant. Chungka, kochak, juwah, bongkak,rongkak, angkuli.Arise, to get up. Bangkit, bilrd-iri, barangkat.Ari'ow (an). Anak-panah.Arsenal. Gad'ong-sAnjata.Arise, to come into view. Tarbit, timbul. Arsenic, orpiment. WArangan, bArangan.Arise, to proceed from. Tumbuh.Arsenic, white oxyde. WArangan-putih.Arithmetic. .ilmii-Aasab, almu-bilangan. Art, trade. Tukangan, pand'eiin.Ark (the). Bahitra.Art, science. AlmQ, /takmat.Ark of the covenant. Tabut.Art, cunning. Daya, tipu, polah, rekn,Arm, including the hand. Tangan.hanar, akal.Arm (fore). LangAn, asta.Artery. Urat-darah-merah.Arm (upper). Bahu.Artful, skilful. Pand'ai, pand'e, bisa.Arm, weapon. Siinjata, gaman.Artful, cunning. Daya, tipu, polah, reka,Arm (as of a chair or couch). Kilikkilikan.tingkah.Article, section. PArkara, fa«al, bab.Armament. Angkatan, kalangkapan. Article, stipulation. Janji, pArjanjian.Armed, wielding or bearing arms. Bftrsanjata.Article, to stipulate. Janji, barjanji.Articulate, to pronounce. Kata, mangata,Armenia. Armani.sAbut, mAnAbut.Armenian. Armani.Articulation, joint. SAndi, ruwas, buku.

Articulated, jointed.barbuku.ART—ASP[ 10] ASP—ASSBarsandi, bamwas,Artifice, trick, fraud. Daya, tipu, polah,reka, samu.Artificer, artist, artisan. Tukang, juru,pand'ai, pand'e.Artificial. Parbuwatan ordng.Artillery. Mariam, b3,d-il.Artillery (moimted). Mariam-barkareta.Artillery-mau. Juru-mftriam, juru-bdd'il,tukang-mariam.Artless, simple. Bod'ok.As, like. Bagai, bagai-bagai, sabagai,sapurti, saparti, panaka, siiolah, satara.As, in the same manner with. Batapa.As if. Sapui'ti, saparti, bagai.As long as, while. Salama, salagi.As long, as far. Sapanjang, siiinga.As many as. Sabaiiak.As much as. Sabaiiak.As soon an. Satalah.As though. Sapurti, sapdi-ti, jikalau.As to, with respect to. Adapun, akan,adapun-akan.As well as, equally. Sasamaua, satai'aua.As yet. Inga-ini.Ascend, to move upwards. Nayik.Ascend, to climb up by the hands and feet.Panjat.Ascend, to climb up by a ladder. Pagang.Ascend, to go up a river, or against streamor tide. Mud'ik.Ascend a throne, to become a sovereign.Nayik-raja.Ascension, rising. Kabangkitan.Ascent, mounting. Nayik, kanayikan.Ascertain, to make certain. Tantukan,mauantukan.Ascertained, established. Tartiintu.Ascetic, hermit. Partapa.Ascites, dropsy of the abdomen. Busung.Ashamed. Malu, bamialu, siput, supan.Ashes. Abu.Ashes (shower of volcanic). Ujan-abu.Ashore, on shore. D-arat, did'arat, bard'arat.Ashore, to the shore. Kad'arat.Ashy, ash-coloured. Kalabu, klabu.Aside, to one side. Kasablah, disablah.Ask, to petition. Minta, pinta, moun,poun, m^moun.Ask, to question. Taiia, tftniii, ngapa,si'aimkan, mMiapakan.Ask, to inquire. Preksa, mamreksa,mamreksjii.preksiii,Ask, to demand. Tuntut.Askance (to look). Tulik, juling.Aslant. Lentang-])ujor.Asleep. Tidor, bartidor, adu, l)aradu,lena, barlena.Aslope. Miring.Aspiiragus. Akar-parsi.Aspect, look. Rupa, warna.Aspect, countenance. Muka, sdmu.Aspect, view. Pamandang.Asquint. Juling.Ass. Kaldi.Assafcctida. Ingu.Assail, to attack. Langgar, mtllanggar,maud'atfingi, pukul, mamukul, sarbu,mauarbu.Assassin, murderer. Pambunoh.Assassinate, to murder. Bunoh, mambunoh.Assassination, murder. Bunohan, pdmbuuohan,p

ASS—ATT [11] ATT AUGAssume, to take. Ambil, mangambil,sauibut, maiiambut.Assume, to supi^ose. Kera, maugera,saugka, mduaugka.Assume, to appropriate. Mampuiiai,milngampuiiai.Assuming, aiTOgant. Chungka, kochak,juwah, bougkak.Assurance, firmness. Tdtdp, kat3,tdpan,tagulian, kataguhau, t3.garan.Assurance, certainty. Tdntu, pdst'i, katantuan.Assm-auce, confidence. TS,t3,p-ati.Astound, V. Astonish.Astounded, v. Astonished.Astray. Sasat, kasasat, sasar, kasasai".Astray (to go). Sasat, m^iiasat, sasar,barsasar.Asti-ay (to lead). Sasatkan, manasatkan,sasarkan.Astraddle. Chalapak, kangkang.Attach, to fix on. Buboh, kduakan.Attachment, fidelity. Satya, satyawan.Attack, to assail. Langgar, langgari, malanggar,malauggari, sarang, manarang,maiiarangkan, sarbu, sarbukan, manarbu,maiiarbukan, pukul, mamukul.Attack, assault. Langgar, sarang, s§,rbu.Attain, to gain. Bulih, ulih, banilih,pirulih, bai-ulihkan, dapat, kana.Attain, to reach. D'at&ng, d'atangi, sampai,sampaikan, maiiampaikdn.Attempt, to try, to endeavour. Chuba,milnchuba, chakap, manchakdp, tuju.Assurance, want of modesty. Muka-papan,koraug-malu.Attempt, essay, tiial.Attempt, endeavour.Chuba, panchuba.Chakap, tuju.Assure, to make confident. Tat3,pkan-ati.Assure, to make secure. Tatajii, manfttapi,Attend, to mind. Ingat, mangingat, eling,mangeling.tatapkan, manatapkan, partatapkan, Attend, to wait. Nanti, mtoanti.taguhkan, managuhkau.Attend, to accompany. Ikut, mdngikut,Assure, to make certain. Tautukan, mS,- turut, manm-ut.nautukan, pAsfikJln.Attend, to wait on. Jaga, maujaga,Assured, certain. Tantu, pdsti, bartdntu. tungguli, manungguh.Assuredly. Tantu, pasti, nischaya, sanischaya,Attend, to serve. Baramba, paramba.sungguh, sungguh-sungguh, sa-Attend, to serve at table. Layani.sungguhiia, samaja.Attend, to heed. Usah, usakau, mangusah.Asthma. Milngi, stisak-d'ad'a.Astonish, to amaze. Changangkan, dahas'atkan,Attendance, service. Pdrambaan./lei'ankan, t«jabkan.Attendant, retainer. Kundang, sakai,Astonished. Tarch^ngaug, tarmangu, hevan,kawan.tojab.Attendant, servant. Amba, beta, budak,Astonishment. Changang, changangan, batur, wali.mangu, daAas'at, Aerau, tajab.Attention. Ingat, ingatan, tipawus, usah,ati-ati.Attentive. Baiingatan, tdpawus, ati-ati,usah.Attenuate, to lessen. Korangkan.Attest, to bear witness. Saksikan,maiiaksikan.Attestation. Kasaksian.Attire, to dress. Pakai, m&makai, iyasi.Astringent. Kalat.Attire, dresa. Paka'ian, pakeau, pai-iyasan.Astrolabe. Astralab.Astrologer. Sastrawan, satrawan.Attorney, constituted agent. Sulur,Astrology. Panchalima, tamra, najum. waytil.Asunder. Charai, barcharai, tarcharai. Attribute, quality. Pri, prangai, faal,Asylum, sanctuaiy, refuge. Tad'uh, suwaka,sifat.lindung.Attribute, to impute. Tukas, manukas.At. Pada, di.Atween. Antara.At all, in any manner. Sakali-kali. Atwixt. Antara.At all (not). Sakali-kali-tiyada.Auction. Lelong.At once, forthwith. Sakatika, sakutika. Auction (to sell by). Lelongkan.At present, now. Sakarang.Audacious, bold. Barani, brani.At times. Kad'ang-kad'ang.Audible. Kad'angaran.Athletic, strong of body. Tagap.Audience, act of hearing. Kad-^ngaran.Athwart. Lentang, sangkang, malaug.Atmosphere. Angin, udara.Audience, auditory. Impunan, kumpulan.Atom, particle. Kuman.Atone, to stand as an equivalent. Balas. Audience-hall, presence-chamber. Balairuwang,Atone, to exjiiate. Balas, balaskan, mambalas,balai-rmig, balai-pilngad"apan.mambalaskan, bela.Audience, royal presence. Paiigad-apaii.Atonement, expiation. Bela, bala.s, pamalas,Auf Bod'ok, kaparat.pambalasan, kafarat.Auger (au). Gurd'i.Attach, to cause to adhere. Malakatkau. Aught. Baraug.

AUG—AVO [12] AVO—BACAugment, to grow bigger. Tambali,manambah, bartaubah, biirbasar.Augment, to increase. Tambalii, tambahkan,mauambahkau, barlabihkan,malabihkan, pdrbafiakau, barbasarkan,mambasarkan.Augmentation, increase. Tambaban, katambalian,partambahan.Augur, to foretell. Talah.Augurer. Sastrawan, satrawau, najum.Augury. Talah, trus-mata.August, gi-and. Sri, al'im.Aunt (maternal). Mamak.Aunt (mother's elder sister). Ma-tuwah.Aunt (mother's younger sister). Bibi.Aunt (paternal). Uwak, ma-chl, mamuda.Aui'icle of the ear. Dawun taliuga.Auspicious, fortunate. Sri, paksa, bayik.Austere, harsh of taste. Masam, padar.Austere, severe, harsh. Praugprus, kras.Austerity, severity. Praugprus, kakrasau.Awhile. Sabantar, sakutika, sakatika.Awkward. Kaku.Austerity, mortified life. Tapa, partapiian.Awl. Panggirik, sujen.Awning, canopy. Langit-langit, lalangit,Australia (north coast). Miireje.tud'uug-panas.Authentic. Banai-, batul, sungguh. Awning of a boat. Jubung.Author, writer. Ampuiia charita, ampuuaAwiy. Erot, merot.karangan, juru-tulis, juru-sarat, Axe. Kapak, kampak, pat 'el, tabar.bujangga.Axiom, proverb, maxim. Saloka.Authoi-ity, power. Kuwasa.Axis. Paku.Authority, legal power. Parentab, prentah.Axle. Injin.Authority, dominion. Paprentaban, prentahan,Ay, yes.Ay me.lya.Ayiie.karajiiau.Aye, always. Nantiyasa, sanantiyasa,Automaton. Or.lngor angan, patung.sadakala.Avarice. Loba, kikii'an, murka.Azm-e. Biini, biru-langit.Avaricious. Loba, barloba, chalichi, kikir,murka.Avatar. Batara. The word, however,in all the insular languages, is used as Babble (to). Mangomong, barmulutpanjang,a genei-ic for all the principal Hindugods, and not in its ti-ue sense of " a malampas.barlid'ah-pimjang, lampas,descent,'^or the incarnation of a god. Babble, idle talk. Mulut-paujang, lid*ahpanjang,Avaunt. Nah, inchit, jawuh.ngomong, lampas, lampasan.Avenge (to). Tulah, balas.Babe. Anak-kachil, kanak-kanak.Avenue, way to. Lorong, lurung, jalam. Babel, disorder, tumult. Ani-biru, aru-ara,Avei-se, malign. Pamali, malang.gad-uh-gad'uhan.Averse, disinclined. Malas.Baboon. Kra, bruk, niouat.Aversion, hatred. Banchi, baucluan, Bachelor. Bujang, truna, d'ud'a.kal)iinchian.Bachian (one of the Moluccas). Bilehan.Aversion, loathing. Bos;xn.Back, hinder part. Balakaug, iringau,Avert, to turn aside. Taugkis, tankiskan. buritan.tulak, manulak.Back, near. Balakaug, buritan, iringan.Avert, to turn away. Paling.Back, place behind. Balakang.Averted, tm-ned aside. Tangkis, tartang-Back, backwai-d. Balik, kabalik.kis.Avidity, gi-eediness. Galuju, majoh,murka.Avocation, business. Karja, pakarjiian.Avoid, to shun. Tiuggalkau, maninggalkan.Avoid, to retire fiom, to escape, liuput.Avow, to declare. S^but, nianabut.Await, to expect. Mananti, nanti.Await, to attend. Diyam, bardiyam.Awake, to break from sleep. Jaga,manjaga.Awake, to ai-ise from sleep. Bangun.Awake, to rouse from sleep. Jagakau,maujagakan, bangunkan, mambangunkan,bangkitkiln, bard'u-ikan.Awake, not asleep. Jaga, taijaga.Award, to adjudge. Salasai, salasaikdn,putus, putuskan, rampung, rampungkan,/iukamkan.Awfird, judgment. Putusan, rampungau,/(ukam.Awarded, adjudged. Salasai, putus, rampung.Away, forth, out. ^ Luwar.Away, begone ! Nah, inchit.Awe, fear. Takut, katakutan, hebat.Awful. Suwanggi, hebat.Back, again, in retui-n. Balik, kdmbali,pulang.Back, behind. Dibalakang.Back (to go). I'ulang.Back (to send). Pidangkan, k.lmbalikkan.Back, to second. Kapit, kapitkan, tulung,manulung, bantu, mdmbantu.

BAG—BAL[ 13] BAL—BARBack (to fall), to retreat. Undur.Bale, to lave out. Orak, kamarau, timba,Back (the small of the), the reins. manimba.Gagiuggal-ginggal.Balk, beam. Baluk.Backbite (to). Om23at,maugompat,makandarah,Ball, round body. Bulat.fatuahkan.Ball (cannon). Buwah-mariam, buwah-Backbiter. Pangompat.Backbone, spine. Ula-ula.bad-il.Ball (foot). Sepak-raga.Backside, back part. Balakang, buritan. Ball (eye). Biji-mata.Backside, buttocks. Punggung.Ball, shot. Miniis, paluru.Back stays, in a ship's rigging. Tttmbirang, Ball of thread. Gumpal-banaug.tamirang.Ball of the thumb. Pargalaugan.Backward, towards the back. Kabalakang.Ballad. Gagalang.Ballast. Tulak-bara.Backward, unwilling. Maids.Bali, the island. Bali.Backward, late. Lama.Bamboo. Buluh. Bambu and mambu,Backward and forward. Pargi-balik, pargimari.sometimes used, belong to the Hindilanguage of Cauara, and were mostBad, not good, ill. Jahat.probably introduced by the Portuguese.Bad, vicious. Nakal, galak, bangkeng.Bad, unfortunate. Malaug.Ban, to curse. Sumpah, mauumpah.Bad, hurtful. Jahat.Banana, Miosa. Pisang.Bad, worthless. Buioik, busuk.Banca, the island. Bangka.Bad luck. Untung-jahat, untmig-malang. Band, tie. Ikat, ikatan, tali.Badge. Tand'a, bakas, «lamat.Band, troop. Kawan, jjasuk, pasukan,Badinage. Gui-au, lawah, siudir, sanda, katambukan.jilnaka.Band of music. Gagamalan.Badness. Kajahatan.Band, to associate, to troop. Barkawan,Baffle, to defeat. Mdiialahkan.mangawan, bai-pasuk.Baffled, defeated. Tiwas, katiwas, kachewa. Banda, one of the Spice islands. Banda.Bag, sack. Ivaruug, kand'ung.Bandage, ligature. Tali.Bag, scrip. Kakandi, pundi, pundi-puudi, Bandage (to). Talikan.kampil, bakcha, bauan.Bandit, robber. Begal, pandung.Bag, to put in a bag. Karungkan, mangarungkan,Bandolier. Band'ala.maiiand-ungkan.Kindrol, streamer. Lalayu, panji.Bag, to swell as a full bag. Miinganduug. Bandy-legged. Pengkar.Bagdad. Bagdad.Bane, poison. Rachun, upas.Bail, sm'ety. Akiiau, tanggiingan.Bang, to beat. Palu.Bail, a surety. Pangaku, pananggu. Bang, the intoxicating preparation fromBail (to give). Akiii, mangaku, tanggung, hemp. Ganja.manauggung.Banish, to drive away. Buwang.Bait (a fish). Umpan.Bank of a river. Tapi-sungai.Bait, to lay a bait for fish. Layan. Bank of a river, shelving. Taling.Bait, to refresh on the road. Manjamu. Bank, a shoal. Bating.Bake, to heat in an oven. Mauanur. Banner. Tunggal, tunggul, pangsi, panji,Baker (of bread). Tukang-roti.band-era, gand-era, alamat, alam-alamat.Baking. Tauduran.Bannian tree. Baringin, waringin.Balance, scales. Taraju, traju, uaraju, Banquet, feast. Jamuan, parjamiian,uai-acha.tajian, kand'uri, parangkap.Balance, steelyard. Dachin.Bantam. Bantan.Balance, comparison. Timbangau.Banter, railleiy. Chora.Balance, surplus. Paniuggalan, haM. Banter (to). Barchora, manchora.Balance, to weigh by a measure. Timbang, Bar, piece of wood placed across to obstiaict.bai-timbang, manimbang.Palang.Balance, to compai-e. Timbang, bartinibang,Bar, pale of a fence. Kisi.manimbang.Bar, bolt of a door. Kimchi, pangauching.Balance, to equalize. Pad'akan.Bar, barrier. Sakat.Balcony. Baranda, maranda.Bar, at the mouth of a i-iver. Sakat.Bald, wanting hair. But'ak, langar, sulah. Bar, to bolt a door. Kunchikan.Bald-headed. Gund'ul, kdlapm'-puyuh. Bar, to obstruct with a piece of woodBaldric, girdle. Sabuk, ikat-pinggang. across. Palangi.Bale, package. Bungkus, bungkusan, Bar, to barricade. Sakatkan, manakatkan.band'ela.Bar, to obstruct. Sangkut, sangkutkan,Bale, to make into a bale. BungkuskAu. ftmbat, Ambatkan.

BAR—BAS [14] BAS—BEABarb of a weapon. Ru^vit.Bastai'd, illegitimate child. Anak -gampang.Barbary. Bai'bar.Barber. Pauchukur, tukang-chukur. Bastard, child of a concubine. Anakguiidik.Bard. Bujangga, s'aar.Bare, naked. Tarlanjang, talanjaug. Bastai'd, mixed breed. Jawi.Bare, shorn of hair. Tukuug.Bastinado (to). Sapu.Bare, unsheathed. Kalampai.Bastion. Malawati.Bare, to strip, to uncover. Silak.Bat, club. Palu, pamalu, chokmar, gada.Bare-breasted. Tard'ad'a.Bat (the). Lawa, lalawa, kalawar, churichuri.Barely, merely. Ana, saaja, sdmaja,chuma.Bat, vampire. Kaloug.Bargain, contract. Janji, jaujian, parjanjian.Batavia. Batawiya, Batawi.Batata, sweet potato. Kaledek, ubi-jawa,Bargain, to make a contract. Janji, barjanji,ubi-kastila.manjauji.Bath (a). Parmaudian.Bargain, to cheapen, to higgle, to chaffer. Bath, pond for bathing. Lalangen.Tawar, manawar.Bathhouse. Parsada, ijauchaparsada.Barge, boat for pleasure. Pilang, polang. Bath (steam). Tangas.Barge (state). Rilmbaya.Bathe, to take the bath. Maudi, mdmandi.Bark, rind of a tree. Kulit-kayu.Bathe, to wash by bathing. Mandikan,Bai-k, tan. Samak.mamaudikan.Bark, to strip. Tangalkan, mananggalkftndian,Bathing (act of). Parmaudian, kaman-maudiau.Bark, to bay as a dog. Salak, maiialak. Battas, the Sumatran nation. Batak.Bark of a dog. Salak.Batter, to beat down. Rubuhkan, mArubulikau.Barm, yeast. Ragi, samir.Barn (a). Jalapang, julapang, langgak, Battery, entrenchment. Benteng, kubu.lumbmig, gapuk, balubur.Battle, fight. Parang, prang, prangan,Barnacle, water wood-worm. Kajjang. paprangan, yuda.Barrel (a). Tung.Battle (a furious). Prangan-buta.Barrel of a dniui. Baluh.Battle-array. Ikat-prang.Barrel of a projectile weapon. Laras. Battle-field. Galanggang, padaug-prang,Barren, not prolific. Maudul.medan-prang.Barricade, barrier. Sakat.Battlement. Balowarti.Barricade, abatis. Rddum.Bawd, procuress. Pinang-mud'a, suruhsuruhan.Barricade, to obstruct a passage. Sakatkan.Bawdy, obscene. Charut, dukana, beka.Barricade, to obstruct with an abatis. Bawl, to shout, to cry aloud. Saru, barsaru,Rabat.Barrier, bar to obstruct.tampik, bai-tampik, tariyak, bar-tariyak.SS,kat.Barter, to give in exchange. Tukar, Bay, cove. Taluk.manukar, partukarkan.Bay colour in a horse. Merah-tuwah.Barter. Tukar, tukar-manukar.Bay, to bark. Salak, maualak.Base, mean. Ina, dina, ta'ioli, 2alil.Bazai', market. Pasar, pakau.Base, bottom. Kaki.Be, to exi.st. Ada.Base, pedestal. Pantas, lapik, aliis. Be, to have some certam state. Ada,Base, foundation. Poun, pokok.jadi, milnjadi.Base, lower end of a body. Pangkal. Be, to happen. Jadi, maujadi, jatuh,Baseness, meanness. Kamiian.tiba, d'atang.Bashaw. Pads'ah, bas'ah.Be pet). Bir.Bashful. Malu, bilrmalu, supan, sanunuh. Be it so. Kdndati.Bashfulness. Malu-maliian, supan, sftnunuh,Be not. Jangan.isiu.Beach, shore, strand. Pantai, tapi-liiut,Bashfully. Malu-malu, malu-maliian, barmalu-inaliian.pasisir.Beads. Mani-mani.Basil (sweet). Sulasi, siilasi.Beak, bill of a bird. Paroh, cluichuk,Basin. Bokor, batil, chawau, bajan, bajana.chutuk.Beak, prow of a vessel. Jongor, linggi.Basin, small pond. Talaga, kulam, kuwalam.Beam, balk. Baluh.Beam, ray of light. Sinar, panar.Basket. Bakul, karanjang, kranjang, ambung,Beam (moon). Sinar-bulan.raga, bronong.Beam (sun). Sinar-mata-ari.Basket-work, wicker. Raga.Beam, to emit rays. Sinar-barsiudr.

BEA—BEA [15] BEA—BEGKachang.Bear, to carry, to convey. Bawa, mambawa.Bear, to carry as a burden. Piknl, mdmikil.Bear, to support. Tanggung, mananggung,junjimg, manjimjung.Bear, to maintain. Tanggung, manang-kan.Beat, to excel. Mangalahkan.Beat, as with a mallet or hammer (to).Bantin, mambantin, godam.Beat time (to). Antak.Beat out, to forge on the anvil. Timpa.Beat, to sail on a wind. Beluk, rewang.Beat, stroke. Pukvil, palu.Beaten, woreted. Alah, kalah.Beautiful. Bagvis, elok, akas, sabawa, parmai,pingai, bisai, molek, bayikparas.Beautify, to ornament. Bagusi, mambagusi,iyasi, mangiyasi.Beauty. Kaelokan, paras-bayik.Becalmed. Tartad'uh, nianani.Because. Tagal, basa, karana, kama, darikania,ulih-kama, kamaiia, mula, mulamula,mulana.Bechance, to befall. Jatuh, mdnjatuh,giiug-tiba.Bear, to endui'e. Darita, maudarita, tanggung,Beck, nod. Antuk.mananggung, tahan, manahani. Beckon (to). Gamit, bArgamit, mdng-Bear, to bring forth. Baranak, paranak, gamit, lambai, malambai, acharatkan.baqiutra.Beckon, sign. Gramit, gamit-gamitan,Bear, to bring forth, to produce. Rarauakan,lambai, as'arat.paranakan, manjadikan.Becloud, to dim. Kaburkan, kabutkan,Bear flowers (to). Barbunga.silaidian.Bear fi-uit (to). Barbuwah.Become, to wax. Jadi, minjadi.Bear arms (to). Barsanjata, pakai-sanjata. Become, to befit. Patut, bdrpatut, mamatut.Bciir on the palms of the hands (to). Tatang,manatang.Becoming, suitable. Patut, tampan, prayoga,Bear up in the hands (to). Tayang, manayang.yogia, arus.Becomingly, siutably. Sapatutiia, sayogyana.Bear on the back (to). Pikul, mamikul.Bear over the hip (to). Dukung, mandukung.Bed, sleeping place. Tampat-tidor.Bed (bridal). Palamin.Bear imder the ann (to). Kapet, mangapet.Bed, cot, couch. Gdrai, gdta, kata, katil.Bed, layer, stratum. Susun.Bear over the waist (to). Kand'ung, Bedaub (to). Chontcng, labur, balabur,mangand'ung.ehalit, chorong, lulut, lu-up, mangurup.Bear, to caiTy between two or more. Bed-chamber. Partidoran, paradiian, kadunan.Usiing, mangusung.Bear witness, to witness. Manaksi, brisaksi.Bedding, mattress. Tilam, kasur.Bedeck (to). Iyasi, mangiyasi, pariyasi.Bear (ursus). Bruwang.Beduin. Badawi.Beard (the). Janggut, i-amos, bayuk. Bedewed. Kiiambunan.Bearer, carrier. Pambawa.Bedight (to). Iyasi, mangiyasi, pariyasi.Bearer (litter). Pangusung.Bee (a). Tawon.Bearing, gesture, mien. Kalakiian, tingka, Bee (honey). Labah.polan.Bee (gigantic black). Kumbang.Beast, animal. Banatang, Aewan.Bee -hive. Sarang-madu, tuwalang.Beast (wild). Satwa, margu.Beef. Daging-sapi, daging-lambu.Beasts of the chase. Margii-satwa. Beef (buffalo). Daging-karbau.Beat, to .strike. Pukvd, mamukid, tukul. Beef (jerked). Balor, balur, dendeng,Beat, to strike with some implement. tatapa.Palu, mamalu.Beer (a kind of). Tape, tapai.Beat, to strike an instrument of music. Bees'-wax. Lilin.Tabuh, manabiih.Beetle (the diamond). Sambarilen.Beat out, to thrash out. TAbah.Befall, to happen. Chumpul, sampai,Beat, as cloth in washing. Binara.d'atang, jatuh, mdnjatuh, tiba, jadi.Beat, to bray in a mortar. Tumbuh. manjadi.Beat, to throb. Dabar, bardabai-.Befit, to suit. Patut, barpatut, mamatut.Beat, to overcome. AlahkS,n, m^galah-Before, in front of Ad-ap, kaad'ap, diad-ap,mangad-ap, dimuka.Before, in the presence of Mangad-ap,diad'apan, Mdam.Before, in time past.Before, ahead.Dauliian.Before, rather, preferably.Before, ere. Sabalum.Daulu, fcadam.Angar, angur.Befoul, to soil. Lumurkan, manchamarkan.Beg, to ask alms. Minta, maminta.Beg, to entreat. Pinta, minta, maminta.

Beget, to generate. Paranak, paranakan.Beget, to produce. Jadikan, manjadikan.Beggar. Minta-niinta.Beggar, religious mendicant. FaA-ir, dSrwes'.Beggarly, mean. Ina, papa.Begin, to commence. Muliii, mAmuliii,p9,rmulai.Beginning, commencement. Diiulu, kadiiulUan,mula, kamulaan, parmuliian,purba, a^wal.Beginning, origin, source. Pciun, pokok,pangkal, mula, purba.Begird, to girdle. Barsabukkan.Begird, to siirround. Mangalilingkan,idari, mangapungkan.Begone, get away.Nab, lalu.Beguile, to deceive. Tipu, m.lnipu, tipukan,manipukau, .sAmukan, cbidrakan,maiiidrakan.Beguiled. Tfirtipu, kacbidra.Bebave, to conduct. Laku, malaku.Behave, to conduct oneself. MalakukAndiri.Behaviour, conduct. Laku, kalakiian,ulah, olah, poMn, tingkab, pakarti,prakriti, babasa.Behead, to decapitate. Tand'as, manand'as.Behest, command. Prentah, paprentah,sabda, titah.Behind, at the back of. Dibdlakang,kabalakang.Behind, in the back part. Diburit, dibviri,dipungkur.Behind, after. Kamdiyan.Behind, on the other side. Balik,kabalik, dibalik.Behold, to view. Pandang, mamandang,tantang, m^uilntang, tintang, manintang,nonton.Behove, to be meet, to be fit. Patut,bclrpatut, arus.Being, existence. Adiian, kiiadiian.Belated, benighted. Kamalaman.Belch, to ei-uctate. Sardawa, diiak.Belch, eructation. SArdawa, daak.Beleaguer, to besiege. Kixpungkfin,mangapungkHn.Beleaguered. Kapung, barkdpung, tilrkfipung.Belief, credit given. Parchaya, kap.lrchayiian.Belief, opinion. Kera, keraan, bachara,fakar, pikir, kias.Belief (religious). Imam.Believe, to credit. Pilrcliaya, andai,mftnganddl.Believer (Mahomedan). Miislam, mumin,orAng-islam.Bell (a). GUnta, loching.Bell-metal, bronze. Gangsa.Bellow, to vociferate. Mangkis, tilriyiyak,bartariyak.[16] BEL—BESBellow, to^roar as the sea. Dflru.Bellows. Ambusan, par&mbusan, ububan.Belly, abdomen. Prut.Belly, stomach. Pnit.Belonging. Ampuiia, puiia.Beloved (one that is). Kakasih.Below, beneath. Bawah, dibawah, kabawah.Belt, girdle. Sabuk, ikat-pingang.Belt (buckle zone). Ikat-panding.Belt (kris). Tali-kris.Belt (sword). Tali-pad-ang.Bemire (to). Malaiiau.Bemoan, to lament. Ratap, milratftp,rawiing, raai-awung, manangiskan.Bench, stool. Bangko.Bencoolen. Bangkiiuln.Bend, to be incurvated. Mjlmbantok,malangkung.Bend, to make crooked. Bantokkan,mambantokkiln, Ifingkungkun, m^Mngkungkan.Bend, to incline, to lean. Chondong.Bend, flexure, angle. Siku.Bends of a sliip. Pisang-pisang.Bent, curved. Bantok, langkung, bangkok, lengkok.Beneath, below. Bawah, dibawah, kabawah.Benediction, blessing. Samp.lna, barkat,Benefaction. Anugi-aha.Benefit, advantage. Untung, laba, faidah,faidat.Benefit, kindness. Kasih, kasihan, p

RES—BEW [17] BEW—BIRBeside, near. Dakat.Beside, over and above. Luwar, kaluwar.Beside, moreover. Tambahan, tambahanpula,lagi, lai,dpun, sabagai-pula, miwah.Besides, except. Malayinkau, aiia, ba^r.Besiege (to). Kapung, mangapung, kapuugkau,mangapungkan.Besmear (to). C'halit, chorong, lulut,labur, clionteng.Besom. Sapu.Bespeak, to bid for. Tawar, mauawar.Besprinkle (to). Parchik, mamarchik.Bestain (to). Lumm*, malumur.Bestow, to give. Bri, mambri, kasi.Bestow, to give in bounty. Nugrahi,anugi'ahi, nugrahkan, anugrahkan,kurniyakan, karunyalikan.Bestrew, to sprinkle. Parchik, mS,m

BIR—BLE [18] BLE—BLOBird of Paradise. Buruiig-supan, buningdewata,Blemish, scar. Parut.mauuk-dewata, paksi-dcwata, Blench, start. KAjut.eApali-raja.Blend, to mingle together. Champur,Bird-lime. Pulut, gatah.bawur, cliampurkan, bawurkan, lakor,Bird's-nest (a). Sai-ung-bm-ung. This is padu.also the name given to the esculent Blended, commingled. Champur, bawur,swallow's nest.champur-bawar, ulam, lakor, padu.Bii-ma. Awak, Barma.Bless, to bestow a benediction. Dastuwi,Birmese. Banna.sampana.Birth. Pflranakan, paruakan, pranakau, Bless, to make happy. Barkati, mambSrkati,kajadian, I'ahir.Birth, rank by descent. Kajadian, bangsa, mambftrkatkan.Blessing, a benediction. Sampana.Blessing, happiness. Barkat.asal.Birth (abortive). Guguran.Blind. Buta.Birth (after). Urai.Blind (to). Butakan, mambutakan.Bishop at chess. Gajali.Blindness. Kabutiian.Bit, morsel. Suwab, suwap.Blink, to wink. Kaj ep, mangaj cp, lawang.Bit, small piece. Gumpal, krat, patah, Blink, glance. Kajep.papatah, rinchik, rapih.Barkat.Bliss, felicity.Bit of a bridle. Kakang, kang, kand'ali. Blister, pustule. Bintil.Bitch. Anjing-batina.Blithe, gay. Gdmbira, ramai.Bite (to). Gigigit, bargigit, mS,uggigit. Bloated, tm-gid. Bangkak, mongkil.Bite (a). Gigit.Block, shapeless mass of wood. Gembol,Bite (to make to). Bargigitkan, mauggigitkan.glend'ong, puntung.Block (an artificer's, to work on). Land'asan.Bite as a snake (to). Pagut, mamagut, Block, pulley. Kdri.patixk, mamatuk.Block, to shut up. M.inumpat, tumpatkau,Biting, pungent. Pad'as.maniunpatkiln.Bitter. Pait.Blocked, shut up. Tumpat.Bitter, astringent. Sapat.Blocadc, to shut up. Rabat, tumpatkan,B tumen. Miuak-tanah.manumpatkan.Blab, to let out secrets. Bochor, mAmbochor.Blockhead, dolt. Bod'oh, blilu.Blockhead, fool, aa a term of abuse.Blabbing. Bochor.Kaparat.Black. Itam.Blood. D;u-ah.Black cattle. Jawi, sapi, lAmbu.Blood, progeny. Anak, darali.Blacken (to). Itamkan, mangitamkan. Blood, lineage. Darah, tm-unan, katurunan,Blacksmith. Pand-ai, pand'e, tukang-basi. turuu-manurun, saturunan.Bladder. TS,mpat-k!inching.Blood, extraction. Bangsa.Bladder (region of). ^ Ari-ari.Blood (to let). Buwang-darah, sanggi-ah.Blade, as of grass. Alai.Blood-red. Murab.Blade of a weapon. Bilah, mata.Bloodshed, murder. Bunohan, pambunohan,Blade-bone. Balikat.parbunolian.Blain, blotch. Bintil, bisul.Blood-vessel. Urat-darah.Blamablc, culpable. Salah, barsalah; Blood-wite, fine for blood. Tapung-bumi,barsalahan.Blame, to censure. Upat, maualahkrm, barsalahkAn,tflpung-tawar-bimii, diyat.Bloody, stained with blood. Bardarah.parsalahkan, manch

BLO—BOI [19] BOI—BORBlow, to sound a musical instrument. Boiling, act of seething. Partanak.Tiyup, mauiyup, tiyupkan, mauiyupkan. Boisterous, loud. Riyuh.Blow, to swell out. Barkambang, maugambang.Bold, daring, brave. Barani, brani, kalan,klan, talaj), bai-ati.Blow, to bloom. Barbunga, barkdmbang, Bold (to make). Branikan, mambranikan.mangambang.baratikan.Blown, expanded. Tarkambang.Boldness, courage. Brani, kabrauYan.Blown, spread out. Tarkambang.Bolster. Bautal.Blow-pipe (artificer's). Tropong.Bolster-case. Sarung-bantal.Blow-pipe forkindliug a fire. Tropong-abu.Blow-pipe for shooting pellets or arrows.Bolstered, supported, propped.barsandar.Saudai',Sumpitan.Bolt, arrow. Anak-panah.Blue, indigo colour. Nila.Bolt, thunder-bolt. Aliutar, lintai".Blue, azure. Biru, bii'u-laugit.Bolt, bar of a door. Ranching, paugauching,Blue (dark). Itam.konchi, kuuchi.Blunder. Salah, lu^jut, silab, kasalahan, Bolt, to bar. Kunclii, kunchikan, mangunchi,5^alat.kanchingkan, manganching.Blunder (to). Salah, maiialah, luput, Bolt, to sift with a sieve. Tinting.maluput, silap, manilap.Bomb, shell. Priyuh-api.Blunderbuss. Pamurus.Bombay. Bambe.Blunt, not sharp. Tumpul,Bond, cord. Tali.Blur, to stain. Choreng.Bond, ligament. Ikatan.Blur, stain. Choreng, muting.Bond, cement of union. Ubungan.Bluster, boast. Ugut.Bond, written obligation. Surat-parjanBluster, to boast.' Ugut, mangugut.jian, sm-at-piyutang, ^awal.Boa-snake (the). Ular-sawah.Bondage. Parambiian, tawauan, partawanan,Boar. Babi-jantau.katawanan. ^Boar, wild hog. Babi-utan, babi-alas. Bondman, slave. Amba, dangan, pachal,Board (a). Papan.saya, patek, tawan, beta, abdl.Board, table. Idangan, mcza, meja. Bondsman, bond-debtor. Pangiring,orangmangiring.Board, council, assembly. Bacliara, majlas,rad.Bondsman, surety. Pangaku.Boai-d (to go on). Nayik prau.Bone. Tulang.Board, to attack. Langgar, malanggar. Bonito fish. Ambu-ambu.Boarded, laid with boards. Bai-jjapan. Bonnet. Tud'ung.Boast, to brag. Ugut, mangugut, gebaug, Bonny. Bagus, chantik.maugebang.Booby. Bod-oh.Boast, to exalt oneself. Basarkan-d'iri, Book. Tulisan, katab.mambasarkau-d'iri.Book of divination. Pustaka, pilstaka.Boastful. Kachak, kochak.Boom, bar across a harboui' or river.Boat. Prau, palwa, biiitra.Batangau, sakat.Boat (small). Sampan.Boom, to make a rushing noise. Latum.Boat (crew of). Awak-prau.Boor, clown. Orang-desa, oraug-d'usuu.Boat-builder. Tukang-prau.Boorish, clownish. Gamam.Boatman. Anak-prau.Booth, shed. Talipuk, tarub, tiitarub,Boat-race. Lumba-j^rau.tatarup, taratak.Bodice. Chuli.Booth, shop. Kadai.Bodkin. Chuchuk, panchuchuk.Booty, plunder. Jarahan, rayahan, ranipasan,Bodkin, hair-jsin. Anak-rambut, batam.rabutan.Body, the person. Awak, tuboh, ruman, Boi-ax. Pijar.badan.Border, edge. Tapi, tapis, pinggir, pam-Body, main part. Batang, boun, poun,laras.Body, band of men. Pasu, tumbukan,katumbukan.Body-guard. Jaga-pati.Bog, morass. Luiiu, ranchah, paya, rawa.Boggle, to start. Kajut.Boggy, marshy. Ranchah, lunu, bdrlunu,paya, barpaya.Boil, bile. Barah, bisul, ibu-sawan.Boil (to). Mdnd-id-ik.Boil, to seethe. Tanak, mauauak.inggir, susor.Border, march, frontier.Pinggir, paminggir,paminggiran, watas, Aad.Border, skht. Puncha, susor.Border, to confine upon. Mandpi.Border, to approach, to reach to. Barampir.Border, to reach, to touch. Mrlngampiri.Bore, to perforate. Gerek, gorek, bur.Bore the ears (to). Tindik, mduindik.Boi-e, to pierce the ground. Kurek,mangorek.

BOR-BOW [20] BOW—BRABore, the tidal wave. Bilna.Bow for cleaning cotton. Busor.Bore, perfoi'ation. Lubaiig.Bow of a sliip. Aliiau.Borer, piercing tool. Panggerek.Bow, arch. Langkung.Born (to be). Jadi, manjadi, I'ahir. Bow (rain). Kung, kuwung, kukuwung.Born, first-born cliild. Sidling.palanggai.Born, last-born child. Bongsu.Bow-legged. Pengkar.Borneo. Brunai, Burnai, Kalamautan. Bow-shot distance. Pamanah, sapamanah.Borrow, to take on credit. Pinjam, mamiujam,Bow-string. Tali-panah, tali-busor.ambil-pinjam.Bowed, curved. Langkung.Borrow, the thing borrowed. Pinjaman. Bowels, intestines. Piiit, isi-prut, talipiiit.Borrowing (act of), Pinjamau.Bosky, woody. Barkayu-kayiiau.Bower, shady recess. Lindungan.Bosom, breast. D'ad'a.Bowl, cup. Batil, changkir, chawan, bokor,Bosom, heart. Ati, d'ad'a.saugku, piyala.Bosom, breasts. Snsu.Bowman, archer. Pamanah.Bosom, embrace. Pangku.Bowsprit. Tiyang-sdinandera.Bosom (to). Mamangku.Box, chest, case. P

BRA—BRI [21 ]BRI—BROBrazen-faced, impudent. Muka-papau.Brazier, artificer in brass. Tukaug-kuuingan,tukang-loyang.Bi-azier, censer. Parasapau, pandupau.Breach, gap. Chalab, putusan.Bread. Nasi, roti, paong.Bread-fniit (the). Kaluwi, kluwi, kulor,suknn, tambul, timbul.Breadth, width. Lebar, lebaran, kalebarau,buka, luwas, kaluwasan.Break (to). Pachah, mamachah, patah,mamatah, putus.Break, to crush, to shatter. Ramuk,ramukkan.Break, to iutemipt. Putus, putuskau.Break, to rout. Pachahkan, mamachahkan.Break in, to tame. Barjinakkan.Break off, to snip. Gautas, mangantas.Break in little bits. Podi, pudi, pudikau.Break, to cashier. Pochot, mamochot.Break of day. Diua-ari.Break a fa.st (to). Putus-puwasa.Breaker, surge. Alora.Breakuig, interruption. Putusan.Breast, the chest. D'ad'a, sadar.Breast, teats. Susu, inang.Breast, heart. Ati, d'ad'a.Breast-work, parapet. Kubu.Breath. Nawa, /tawa, naf as.Breathe (to). Bariiawa, barnafas.Breech, hinder part. Puugkur.Breeches, trowsers. Saruwal, saluwar.Breed, to procreate. Jadikan, manjadikan.Breed, to occasion. Jadikan, manjadikau.Breed, to bring young. Baranak.Breed, to be produced. Jatli, niaujadi.Breed, cast. Baugsa, asal.Breeding, manners. Bahasa, budi-bahasa,supan.Breeze (land). Angin-d-arat.Breeze (sea). Angin-laut.Brethren. Sudara.Brevity, shortness. Singkatan.Bribe. Suruugan, suwab, suwap, upah,Brigand, robber. Pflrompah, pariamun,pambegal.Bright, shining, luminous. Chaya, tdrang,trang, gamilang, gumilang, gilau, gilaugilauiin,gilang, gilang-gamilang, gilanggilang,gdmarlap, chuwacha, sarlah,kuwuug, tamaram, zShar.Bright, clear. Trang, tarang.Brightness, lustre. Chaya, chuwacha,trang, gamarlapan.Brilliancy, lustre. Chaya, gdmarlapan,gilang-gilang.Brilliant. Barchaya, gamarlap, gamilang,gumilang, sarlah, barsri-sri.Brim, edge. Tapi, tapis, pinggir.Brim, upper edge of a vessel. Bibir,bibiran.Brimful. Panuh, limpah.Brimstone, sulphur. Balirang.Bi'indled, streaked. Pdlangi, puntang,churak.Bring, to convey, to carry. Bawa.Bring, to fetch from. Bawa-mari, brimari.Bring about, to bring to pass. Sampaikau,maiiampaik&n, timbulkan, manimbulkau.Bring forth. Kaluwarkan, mangaluwarkan.Bring foi'th, to give birth to. Baranak.Bring up, to near. Plehra, manilehra.Briujal, the egg-plant. Tarung, trung.Brink, edge. Tapi, pinggir.Brink, precipitate margin of any water.Tabing.Briny. Masin, asin.Brisk, lively. Gambira.Bristle (a). Ruma.Brittle. Gatas, lapuk, rapuk, rdfiah.Broad, wide. Lebar, luwas, buka.Broad (to make), to widen. Lebarkaii,luwaskan.Broad-cloth. SaZ-lat.Broadwise. Salebar, saluwas.Brocade. Intalas, kimxa, sandus.Broider (to). Suji, mauuji, mafiugi,bakti.sulam, mdnulam, pakan, mamakau.Bribe (to). Bri-suwap, mambx-i -suwap. Broiderer. Paiiulam.Brick. Bata.Broidery. Suji, sujian, sulam, pakan.Brick-kiln. Liyu.Broil, to roast on the coals. Panggang,Bricklayer. Tukang-bata.bu.Brick-wall. Pagar-bata.Broil, tumult. Aru-biru, aru-ara, geger,Bridal bed. Palamin.kalut.Bride. Panganten.Broken. Pachah, patah, putus.Bridegroom. Panganten-laki, anak-truna, Broken, shivered. Pura-i)aranda, puraparik.manipalai.Bridge. Titi, titian, jambatan.Broken, sundered. Sah.Bridge of the nose. Batang-idung. Broken in, trained. Rab.Bridle. Kang, kakang, kaud'ali, tum. Broken up, disbanded. Surai.Bridle, to restrain. Pantang, pantangkau. Broker. Dalai.Brief, short. Singkat.Bronze. Gangsa, gongsa.Brig, square-rigged two-masted vessel. Brood, to hatch, itjxm, niangaram.Kechi.Brood, progeny. Ptlranakan.

BRO—BUI [22] BUL—BURBrood-hen. Indu-ayam.Bulge, to leak. Bochor.Brook, streamlet. Anak-ayar, anak-sungai,alor-aloran, serokan.Brook, to bear, to endure. Tilan, niauaau,Bulge, to founder.bauam, kalam.Bulge, to jut out.Karam, mangaram,Jongor.darita, uifludarita, tanggung, nianauggung;Bulk, magnitude. Basar, kabasaran.tiiaui, maniiani, maudaritakan, Bulk, quantity. Kabaiiakan.tanggungkan, mananggungkan.Bulk, the gross. BaGakua.Brotli. Kuwah, kwah.Bulky. Basar.Brother. Saudara-laki, sudara-laki.Bull. Liimbu-jantau.Brother (elder). Abaug, kakak, kaka, Bull, wild ox. Lambu-utan.kakanda.Bullet. Paluru, mimis-mariam.Brother (younger). Ad'ik, ad'ilnda. Bulwark, bastion. Malawati, balowarti.Brother-in-law. Ipar.Bulwark, fortification. Kut'a.Brotherhood, fraternity. Kasudariian. Bulwark (ship's). Aiiil-apilan.Brow (eye). Kaning.Bump, iirotuberance. Kisa.Brow, forehead. Dai.Bunch, cluster. Tandan, ikat.Brow, edge of a high place. Tabing. Bundle, faggot. Barkas.Brown. Dragam, kawi.Bundle, pack. Bungkus.Bruise, a contusion. Labam.Bundle, to faggot. Btirkaskau, mambarkdskan.Bruise, to mash. Pipis, leiieh, sarbuhkan.Bruit, report. Buiii, warta, brita, urita, Bundle, to pack. Bungkuskan, mambimgkuskan.writa.Brush (a). Sikat, sapu.Bung. Sampal-tung, sumliat-tung.Brush (to). Sikatkan, maiiapu.Bung, to cork. Manampal, maSumbat,Brush, scour the teeth (to). Sugi, manugi.sumbatkan.Bung-hole. Mata-tung.Brushwood. Sdmak.Buoy, a float. Ampung, apuug, lampung,Brush away, to flap off.Kuwis, manguwis.Brutal, cruel, savage. Buwas, galak,garang, bangis.timbulan.Buoy, to cause to float. Ampungkau,timbulkan.Brute (a). Banatang, /

BUS—CAJ [23] CAJ—CALBush, thicket. Pardii.Cajoler. Pambujuk.Bush, shrub. Samak.Cajolery. Bujukan, pAmbujukan.Business, affair. Karja, pakarjiian, lalakon,Cake. Karas, kakaras, ajiam, surabLparkara, prakara, Aal.Cake (sweet). Juwadah.Business, employment. Jabatan, jawatan, Calabash, gourd. Labu.pagaugan, tanggungan, xadmat.Calamitous. Chalaka, brlrchfilaka.Bustle, tumult. Aru-ara, aru-biru. Calamity. Chalaka, mara, mara-baya, bala,Bustle, hurry. Gopoh, gupuh.karma, sangsara, nastapa, tawalat.Busy, occupied. Aral.Calculate, to reckon. Itung, mangitung,Busybody. Pangiutai.itungkan, kira, m.angira, kirakan, bilang,But, yet. Tatapi, tapi, Ickin, walekTn. mambilang, bilangkan.But, except. Malayinkan, .salayin, aiia. Calculate, to estimate. Kira, mangira,But-end. Pangkal, pangkal, ikur.parmaniii.Butcher, to slaughter for food. Bantai. Calculation, reckoning. Itung, itungan,Butcher (a). Pambantai, tukang-bantai, bilangan, parkiriian.jagal.Caldron. Kawah, dandang, kuwali, kwali.Butler. Juru-minuman.Calender, to smooth with a calender.Butt, mark to shoot at. Sasar.Chanai.Butt, object of aim. Tujiian.Calf Anak-sapi, anak-13,mbu.Butt, barrel. Tung.Calf of the leg. Jantung-batis.Butt, to strike with head and horns. Calico. Kayin, kayin-kapas.Mauanduk, tandukkan, sarondong. Caliph. Xalifah.Butter. Miuak-sapi, mantega.Calix, flower-cup. Kalopak, tampok, tapok.Butterfly. Rama-rama, kupu.Call, to name. Namai, manamiii, barnamakiin,Buttock, rump. Punggung.katakan, mangatakan, sabut,Button. Bahi-u, kanchiug.manabut.Button (to). Kanchingkan, manganching. Call, to summon. Pangil, mamanggil,Buxom, gay, lively. Gambira.undang, undangkan.Buy, to purchase. Bali, bli, mambli. Call, to convoke. Karig, ruwah.Buy, to treat about a purchase. Tawar, Call, to invoke. Sarukan.manawar.Call, to bid, to invite. Sila, silakau.Buyer, purchaser. Pdmbli.Call, to challenge. Tiigor.Buying, purchasing. Pamblian.Call, to make a short stay. Singah.Buzz, hum. Dangung.Call, to visit. Anjung, lawad.Buzz, to hum. Dangung, bardangung. Call aloud (to). Saru.Buzz, to wliisper. Bisik.Call back, to recall. Panggil-balik.By. Dari, dari-pada, akan, bagi, dangan, Call back, to simimon back. Undaugbalik.pada, ulih.By (invoking). Dami.Call to arms (to). Krah, krahkdn.By, near. Susor, dakat.Call, a summons. Undang, pangil, undangan.By and by. Sabantar-lagi.By -gone. Lalu, .sudah.Call, a summons to arms. Ivrah, pangrah.By -past. Lalu, sudah.By-way. Simpangan, parsimpangan. Call, a challenge. Tagor, tagoran.Call (a loud). Saru.CaBA, the temple of Mecca. K«bah.Cabbage. Kubis.Cabin, cottage. Taratak, tatarub, tarub.Caljin of a ship. Kurung, burantla.Cable. Tali-sawuh.Cackle, to cluck as a hen. Katok.Cactus. Chula-badak.Cadger, hucLster. Orang-kadai.Catfre, negro. Kafri, zangi, /labs'i.Cage. Kurung, kiu-ungau, sangkar, sangkaran,panjara.Cage, to put into a cage. Kurungkan,sangkar, sangkarkan, panjarakan.Caitiff. Bangsat, durjana.Cajeput oil. Miiiak-kayu-putih.Cajole (to). Bujuk, mambujuk.Call, invitation. Parsiliian.Called, denominated. Baniama.Calling, profession. Karja.Callosity on the neck of an ox or shouldersof a porter. Punuk.Callous, hard, indiirated. Tagar.Calm, serene, without wind. Tad'uh.Calm, quiet, reposing. Sajuk, barsajuk,diyam, bardiyam, manang.Calm, serenity, freedom from ^vind. Tad'uh,tad'uhan, katad'uhan.Calm, rest, repose. Manang, sanang,santosa, diyam, sajuk, sajukan.Calm, to make serene. Tad-uhkiin.Calm, to still, to cpiiet. Manangkan,diyamkan, sajukkan, manajukkan, maiiajukkau.Caltrop, crow-foot. Borang, suda, sungga.

CAL—CAP [24] CAP—CARCalumniate, to slander. Ompat, manompat,gompat, manchalakan.Calumniator. Pitngompat.Calumny, slander. Ompat, gompat, chillacliula,fatnah.Cambodia. Kamboja.Camel. Unta.Cameleon. Bunglon, tanau, gruning, tangwai.Camlet, ^uf.Camp, encampment. Pond'ok, pand'okan.Camp, to encamp. Pond'ok, maraond-ok.Camphor. Kapur.Camphor (Malayan). Kapur-baru.s.Camphor (Chinese). Kapur-china.Camphor (Japan). Kapur-japun.Camphor oil. Minak-kapur.Can, jug made from a bamboo joint.Tabimg.Can, to be able. Bulih, dapat, kftna, sAmpat,barani, brani.Canaille, the mob. Rucha, ina-dina.Canal (a). SiUuran, suluran, alor-aloran,sarukan, parit, trusan, salokan.Cancel, to obliterate. Apxis, apuskan,mangapus.Cancel, to annul. Mtoadakan.Cancer, cancerous sore. Nasur, chdraua.Candid. Suchi, putih, ati-putih, tulus,larat.Capable, sufficient to contain. Da])at,sdrnpat, chuk\ip.Capacious, wide. Lnwns, lapang.Capacity, capability. Kuwasa, laratan,sabulih.Caparison, housing. Aba-aba-kuda.axlas.Candle. Diyan, lilin, kandil.Candlestick. Kaki-diyan, kaki-lilin, tampat-diyan,tampat-lilin.Candour. Putih-ati, suchi-ati, tulus, axla-s.Cane (bamboo). Buluh.Cane (rattan). Rotan.Cane (sugar). Tabu.Cane, walking-stick. Tongkat.Cane-work. Kisi-kisi, krawang.Canker, corrosion. Karat, karatan.Cannon, great gun. Mariam, bad'il.Cannonade (to). Mariamkan, bad'ilkan,mambad'ilkan.Cannon-ball. Buwah-mariani.Cannonicr (a). JurTi-mariam, tukangmariam.Cannot. Ta-bulih.Canoe. Sampan, jukung, ladang.Canon, rule, law. A'aniui.Canopy. Lalangit, langit-langit, tongkop.Canopy of a barge. Jubung.Canton (city of China). Kwantung.Caouchouc. Chirit-murai.Cap, bonnet. Kopyak, kuluk, kalah.Capability, capacity. Kuwasa, laratan,sabulih.Capable, endued with power. Kuwasa,Cape, headland. Tanjung.Cape, collar of a garment. Leer.Caper, to skij). Lompat, malompat.Capering, skipping frequently. Tarlompat-lompat.Capital, chief town. Nagri, nagara, kot'a,kut'a, ibu-nagri.Capital, stock. Pangkal, modal, mudal,pokok.Capitation. Chacliah.Capitulate, to yield.Srah, sarah, mailarah,i'abul.Capon. Ayam-kabiri.Capsicum. Chabai, chabc, lombok, ladamcra,lada-china.Capstan. Putaran.Captain, chief Pangulu, kfipala, sardar.Captain, master of a ship. Juragan,panglima, naxuda.Captain. Kapitan.Captive, prisoner. Tawan, tawanau,boj^ongan.Captive, made prisoner. Tartawan.Captivity. Tawanan, boyougan.Capture, to make prisoner. Tawani,tawankan, mdnawanksln.Car, cart. Pad-ati, keser, chikar, kandati.Car, chariot. Kilreta, krcta, rata.Car (processional). Arakan, p3,rarakan.Cai-avan, company of travellers, ^aflah,karwan.Caravansary. Pond'ok, pond'okan.Carbuncle, ruby. Merah, dalima, niastiga.Carcass, dead body. Bangkai, bangkc,may at.Card (playing). Kiya, lintrik, patuwi.Card, to comb. Siser, siserkau, maiiisor.Cardamom. Kapulaga, puwar.Cardinal, chief, principal. Agung.Care, anxiety, solicitude. Chinta, bimbang,susah, susahan, susah-ati, lara-ati,Care, caution. Ati-ati, ingat, ingatan,tapawus, emut.Care, regard. Tilik.Care, to be anxious. Barchinta, bArsusah.Care for, to regard. Tilik, mUnilik.Careful, anxious. Chinta, bArchinta, susah,susah-ati.Careful, watchful. Ati-ati, barati-ati,ingat, baringflt, emut.Carefully, heedfuUy. Ati-ati, ingat-ingat.Carefulness, vigilance. Ati-ati, ingatan.Careless, heedless. Lalai, aura, alpa,xalaf.Carelessness. Lalai, aura, alpa.Caress, to fondle. Chumbu, barchumbu,mauumbu.Carcs.s, endearment. Chumbu, chumlnian.

CAR—CAS [25] CAS—CATCargo, lading. Muwatan, saratan.Carnage, slaughter. Bunoban, pambunobau,bunob-bunoban.Carnal, lustful. Hawa, nafsu.Carousal, festival. Paranggap, jaga-jaga,parjagaan, kandniri.Carouse, to drink, to quaff. Bdranggdp,baiTuiniun-m iniun.Carp fish (tlie Cliinese). Gi-ami.Carpenter, joiner. Tukang-kayu, srimala,utas.Carpet. Pdnnadani, prangmadani, kSlasa,xafifab.Carriage, transport, conveyance. Pani-Caniage, vebicle. Kanayikan, tuiiggangan,kandaraan.Carnage, a cbariot. Kareta, kreta, i-ata.CaiTiage, accommodation for passengersor goods. Tumpangan.Carriage (litter). Usungan.Carriage (processional). Arakan, pararakan.Carriage, behaviour. Kalakuan, tingkab,ulah.Carrier, bearer. Pambawa.Can-ier, porter. Pamikul.Carrier (litter). Pangusuug.Carrier, messenger. Utusan, achang,pakii-iman, gand'ek, duta, kongkonan,upas, kasld.Carrion. Bankai, bangke.Carry, to convey. Bawa, mambawa.Carry on the back (to). Pikid, mftmikul,angkut.Carry under the ann (to). Kapat,mangapat.Carry over the hip (to). Dukung, mdndukung,julang, manjulang.Carry on the palms of the hands (to).Case, state of things. Pri, ^al, pri-Aal.Case, question. Pdrkai-a, pi-akara.Case, to put in a cover. Sarungkan,maiiarimgkan.Cash, ready money. Tunai, wang-tunai,kanchang, wang-kanchang.Cash, money, specie.Cashew (the). Jambu-moiiat.Mata-wang.Cashier, to discard, to dismiss. Chabut,mancbabut, pachat mftmachat, pochot.mamochot.Cask, barrel.Casquet, helmet.Tong.Katopong, topong.Cassia. Kayu-manis, kayu-manis-china.Cassiowaiy. Suwari.Cast, to throw. Buwang, mftmbuwang.Cast, to throw away, to reject. Buwang,mambuwang, champak.Ca.st, to fling, to toss. Lempar, malempar,lotar, malotar, lotarkau, lanting, malantiug,unting, mangimting, balang.Cast, to shed. Sibar, mauibar, tabiu%manabur, taburkan, Ambor, mangambor.Cast aside, to throw off. Papas.Cast out, to eject. Ruwah,^tuwang.Cast down, to dash down. Ampas, milng-Cast down, to cause to fall. Jatubkiln,manjatuhkan, tumbangi.Cast, to form in a mould. Tuwang, manuwang.Cast ashore, stranded. Dampar, bardamparan.Cast down, dejected. Sayub, sayup.Cast, a throw. Lempar, lotar, palotar.Cast-net, hand-net. Jala, pafiauk.Caste, race. Bangsa, sat.Castigate, to chastise. Sakiti, mauakiti,mafiakitkan, siksa, m&niksa, siksakan,Tatang, manatang.maiiiksakan.CaiTy at the waist (to). Kand'ung, mangand'img.Castigation. Sakitan, siksa.Castle, fortified place. Kofa, kuta, tir.Cany between two or more (to). Usung, Castle, at chess. Prau, tir.mangusung.Castor, musk. Kasturi, d'ed'es, rase,Carry off, to remove. Angkat, mangangkat.jabat.Castor bag. Ind'img-kastiu-i.Carry off, to run away with. Malai-ikan. Castor plant, palma Christi. Jarak.Cany goods or passengers (to). Manumpangkan.Castor-oil. Minak-jai-ak.Castrate (to). Kabiri, kabirikan.Cany in a sling (to). Gendong.Castrated, emasculated. Kabiri.Cart, car. Pad-ati, keser, chikar.Casual, accidental. Kunung-kvinung.Cartbamus, safflower. Kasumba, kasum Cat (domestic). Kuching.ba-jawa.Cat (a kind of civet). Musang, tanggalung.Cartilage, gristle. Tulang-mud'a, rawanCartouch. Bandela.Catarrh, rheum. Sals^mah, barsin.Carve, to slice. Iris, mangu-is.Catch, to lay hold on. Pagang, mamagang.Carve, to engrave. Ukir, mangukir, sogehCarver, sculptor. Pangukir.Catch, to grasp. Pawut.Carving, .sculpture. Ukir. ukiran, sogeh Catch, to seize. Tangkab, tangkap, mftnangkap.Cascade, waterfall. Pancburan, jaram.Case, box. Kot'ak, pat'i.Catch, to stop falling. Tad-ab, tampung.Case, covering. Rangka. saning, sarungan.

CAT—CEM [26] CEN—GHACatch contagion oi' infection (to). Jankit,barjangkit.Cate. Juwadah.Catechu of the Mimosa. Kachu.Catechu of the Uncaria. Gambir.Category, chiss. Pangkat.Caterpillar. Ulat, I'iyang.Catgut. Tangsi.Cat's-eye (gem). Mata-kuching.Cattle, oxen, kine. Jawi.Catty weight. Kati.Caught, ensnared. Jangkit', tarjangkit".Caught, seized, apprehended. Tartangkap.Caul, omentum. Jela-jcla.Caulk, to calk. Pakal, mamakal.Caulking material. Pakal, pamakal.Cause, reason, grovrnd. Poun, pokok,mula, purba, karana, karna, krana,Censer, incense-pot. Parasapan,pandupan.Censure, to blame. Upat, mflngupat,salahkan, maiialahkan, parsalahkan.Censure, reproach. Chala, kach^liian.Census. Banchi, chachah.Centipede. Pasan, sipasan, kalabang,klabang, alipan, lipan.Central. Bartangahan.Centre, middle. Taugah, pai-tangahan,pilnfingahau, pusat.Centre of an army. D'ad'a-prang.Coram (island of). Serang.Ceremony, rite. Chara, aadat, riiadat.Ceremony, etiquette. Tartib.Certain, sm-e, indubitable. Tantu, past'i,past'i, mflst'i, sungguh.Certain, constant. Tatap.Certain, some. Anu.Certainly, indubitably. Nischaya, sauischaya,tantu, tamtu, pasti, masti, sungguh-sungguh,sasuugguh, sasunggulma,samaja, bali.Certainty, exemption from failure. Tantiian,katantiian.Certainty, constancy, immutability. Katatapan.Cei'tificate. Tulisan-chap, surat-cha]xCertify (to). Tantukan, m3,nantukan.Cerulean. Biru, biru-langit.Cess, levy, tax. Upati, chukai, beya,xarajat.Cessation, stop. Parantian, sudahan.Cessation, rest. Manang, kamauangan.Cesspool. Limbak.Ceylon. Langka, langkapiu-i, sai'andij),selan.Chafe, to fret, to rub. Gosok, manggosok,gesek, manggesek, gisik, manggisik,gouoh, mauggoiioh.Chafe, to warm by rvibbing, to shampoo.Urat, mangurat.Chafer, cockroach.Cause, to effect. Jadikdn, manjadikan,buwat, mambuwat.Causeway. Pamatang, batas, watas.Cauterize. Chuchuh.Cautery. Chuchuh, panchuchuh.Caution, prudence. Bijak, bijaksana,kabijakan.Caution, to warn. Ingatkan, mangingiltkan,bri-ingat.Cautious, heedful. Ati-ati, barati-ati,ing^t, baiingatan.Cave, cavern, den. Guwa, garouggong.Caviar. Balachan, blachan, trasi.Cavity, hollow place. Pangsa, lubang,liyang, rongga.Cazee, Mahometan jwlgo. j^alli.Cease, to leave off. Auti, baranti, talian,maniian.Cease, to be at rest. Manang.Cease, to be at an end. Sudah, mauudah.Cease, to put a stop to. Barantikan, ta-Lipas, kaehuwa.liankan, m.lnahani.Chaff. Sakam.Cede, to submit. Sai'ah, srah, manarah. Chaffer, to higgle. Tawar, manawar.Ceiling. Lalangit, langit-langit, paga. Chagrin, ill-humour. Masam-muka, sabal,Celebes. Tanah-Bugis.mas't/ul.Celebrate, to praise, to extol. Manuji, Chagrined. Masam, masAm-muka.mamulyaktln, pArmulyakan, mftnggahkfl,n,Chain, links. Eantai, rantc, xaUah.mas'awarkan.Chain, bond, manacle. Rantai, raute.Celebrated, renowned. Gah, taruama, Chain, to fasten with a chain. Ranlaikan,mas'awar.mdrantaikdn.Celebrity, renown. Gah, nama.Chair. Kursi, krusi.Chair of state. Gata, kata, jjatrana.Celerity. Pantas, pantasan, sigra, laju,Chaise. Kareta, kreta.lajiian.Celestial. Barkayaugan, barsuwarga, bilrswarga.Chalice, cup, bowl. Mangkok.Challenge, to call to combat. Tantang,manantang.Challenge, to accuse. Tarka, manarka,tud'uh, manud'uh, tukas, manukas.Celestials, inhabitants of heaven. Isikayangan,isi-suwarga, dewa-dcwa, dewata.Cell (hermit's). Piii-tapiian.Cliallenge a sentinel or watch (to). TAgor,Cement (to). Rak.1t, rakati, rakatkiin.mAnagor.Cement. Parakat, p.lrkat, prakat.Challenge, to claim as duo. Tagili, managih.Cemetery. Cliandi, ^-aburan.

CHA—CHA [27] CHA-CHAChallenge, siimmons to combat. Tautang. Chai'ge, to enti-ust. Tanggimgi, tanggimgkan,Challenge, demand for something due.mananggungkan.Tagih.Charge, to command. Sm-uh, mauuruh,Challenge of a watch or sentinel. Tdgor. titah, mauitah, sabda, manabda.Chamber, apartment. Bilik, petak, balai, Charge, to accuse. Tud"uh, manud-uh,i-uwang, nmg, kamar.tukas, manukas, tarka, manarka.Chamber (sleeping). Partidoran, paradiian.Charge, to fall upon. Sdrang, manarang,dampit, tampuh, manampuh, siirbu,Chamber, court of justice. Balai-bachara,balai-dilrma.maiiarbidian, langgar, langgari, malanggari,malanggarkan, tarkflm, manarkam.Chameleon. Griming, tanau, tanu, tangwai,Charge desperately (to). Amuk, mangamuk.bimglon.Champaign, open coimtry. Pad'ang, medan.Charge, to load. Muwat, muwatkan,saratkan.Champion. Ulubalang, dekiir, pahalwan, Charge, precept, mandate. Parcntah,palawan.prentah, paprentah, titah, sabda, papatah.Chance, fortune. Untimg, nasib.Chance, lot. Undi, pari.Charge, commission. Ptisan, pasanan.Chance, to happen. Jatuh, maujatuh, Charge, trust. Tanggungan.tiba, maniba.Charge, accusation. Tud'uh, tud'uhaii,Chance (by). Tiba-tiba, sakuiiung-kuiiimg. tukas, tarka.Change, to alter, to shift. Ganti, bargani, Charge, load. Muwatan, saratan.mangganti, gautikan, manggautikan, Charge, expence. Balanja, blanja.alih, bai-alih, mangalih, alilikan, manga-Khkan, salin, barsaliu, manalin, salinkan,Charge, co.st.Charge, on.set.Arga.Sarang, dampit, tampuh,manalinkan, barsalinkan, ubah, barubah,sarbu, langgar, tarkam.mangiibah, ubahkan, mangubah-Charge (a desperate). Amuk, amukan.kan, jawikan, manjawikau, layinkan. Chargeable, costly. Miial, larang.Change, to exchange. Tukar, mdnukar, Charged, commissioned. Bai-pasan, t&vpasan.bartukar.Change, alteration, shift. Gfanti, ganti'an, Charged, entrusted. Tangung, tartanggung.pargantian, salin, saliaan, parsalin, alih,ubah, ubahan, parubahan.Charger, large dish. D'alang, talam.Change, exchange. Tukar, tukar-mS,nu-Chariot. Kareta, kreta, rata.kar.Change, small coin. Pichis, pitis.Change guard, to relieve a watch. Geler,gilu-, manggUir.Change place, to flit. Pind'ah, niamind-ah.Change postiu'e (to). Balik.Change of guard, relief of watch.GUir,giliran.Change of place. Pamind-ah.Channel, groove. Lurah, alor.Channel, bed of a river. Palong, salm-an,trusan. _Chant, to sing. Naui, bariiani, mauani,buni, kurut.Chant, to read aloud in a singing tor*.Bacha, mambacha.Chap, cleft. Calah.Chapel, private mosque. Langgar.Chapter, heading, title. Pai-kai-a, bab,fa^al.Character, mark, stamp. Tand'a, bakas,bakasan, chap, china.Character, written letter. Aksai'a, Auriif.Character, disposition. Lakar, pakarti,pakriti, ati.Charcoal. Arang.Charge, to commission.pasaukan.Pasan, bai-pasan,Charioteer. Gabala, kambala, gjlmbala.Charitable, benevolent. Darmawan, dana.Charity, benevolence. Darma, dana.Charity, volimtary alms. Darma, sadakdh«adaMt.Charity, prescribed alms. Zakat.Charm, .?pell. Guna, ubat, jampi, chanrai, panawar, pakan, tangkal, sarana,mantra, azimat, Aakmat.Charm, to apply charms. Ubati, mangubati, tawar, mdnawar.Charm, to delight. Marawankan, mdnukakan.Charmed, enchanted. Bartuwah, batuwah.Charming, conjuration. Ubatan.Charnel ground. Labuh.Chart, map. Pat'a.Charter, written privilege. Nuwala.Chary, cautiou.s. Ati-ati, baringatan.Chase, to pursue. Ambat, mdngambat,kfljar, mangajar, buru, mamburu, usir,mangusir, golong, kolong.Chase, to drive. Alaii, mangalau, mtiugalaukan.Chase, to enchase. Tatah, tatahkan,bartatahkan, pjiatkan.Chase, pursmt. Usir, parambataii, buriian,parburiian, pamburuau.

CHA—CHE [28] CHE—CHOChase, pursuit of game. Buriiau, parburiian,Chess (to play at). Mayiu-chatur.pamburiiau.Chess-board. Papan-chatiu", apit-apitan.Chased, pm-sued. Tardmbat, tarusir. Chess-man. Buah-chatur.Chased, enchased. Bartatah, bdrtatahkau, Chest, bos. Pati, kot'ak, bakas.barpaat, tarpiiat.Oiest, thorax. D'ad"a.Chaser, pursuer. Pamburu, parburu. Chevaus-de-frise. Ranjau.Chasm. Chalah, churang, jurang. Chew, to masticate. Mamak, papak.Chaste, pure, unsullied. Suchi, chuchi, Chicanery. Bulak, tipu.xas, tahir.Chick, chicken. Anak-ayam.Chastise, to punish. Sakiti, sakitkan, Chide, to reprove. Ajari, maugajari,mflfiakiti, mauakitkan, seksakan, mailtagor.eksakan.Chief, main, principal. Agmig.Chastisement, punishment. Sakitan, Chief, commander, head mail. Pangulu,seksa, seksiian.Chastisement, correction. Ajaraii.panglima, damang, kapala, sardar.Chiefly, especially, particularly. Istimiwa.Chat, to converse familiarly. Tutur, Chieftain, grandee. Orang-kaya, priyayi,mauutur, tutur-manutur, kacha-kacha. mantri, nayaka.Chat, conversation. Tutur, tuturan, tutur-manutur,Chieftains, grandees. Paranayaka, para-kacha-kacha.mantri.Chatties, goods. Band'a, barang-barang, Child. Anak, putra.kacharian, dandanan, dapatan, artii. Child (little). Kauak-kauak.Chatter, to talk idly. Lampas.Child, descendants. Anak, auak-putu.Chatter, idle talk. Lampas.Child (eldest of a family). Sulung.Chaw, to masticate. Mamah.Child (youngest of a family). Bongsu.Cheaj), not dear. Murah.Child (to be with). Bunting, /tamil.Cheapen (to). Tawar, manawar.Child, to bring children. Baranak, barputra.Cheat, to defraud. Tipu, manijju, tipukan,manipukan, dayakan, mandayakan,Childbearing. BAranakan, nafas.bardayakan, mangechu, mang-Chill, cold. Dingin, siijuk.sAjuk, kasajukau.iirana.Cheat, fraud. Tipu, daya, padaya.Cliill, cliiluess.Chilled.Dingin,Kadinginan.Cheat, fraudulent person. Panipu, kecliu. Chilly. Dingin, sajuk.Cheat at gaming. Hat, mangilat.Chimera. Bayang, maya, xeal.Cheating at play. Hat.Chin (the). Dagu.Check, to repress. Tahani, mdnahani. China. China.('heck, to stop. Taban, manahan.China-ware. Pinggan, piring.Clieck, to reprove. Ajari, mangajai-i. Chinese. China.Check, to curb. Pantang.Chink, fissure. Chalak, lakah.Check, restraint. Tahan.Chink, to break in chinks. Barchalah,Check, curb. Pantang.barlakah.Check, reproof Ajaran, pdngajaran. Chink, to sound by striking each other.Check at chess. S"a/(.Darang, drang.Check-mate. Mat.Chit, kalandiari.Cliiuts.Checkered, cross-striped. Gabar.Chip (to). Trah, tatal, sarapih, towak.Checkered, in alternate stripes. Salangsaling.Chip (a). Tatal, btian, rinchik, sarsipih.CUiipped. Sarapih.Cheek, side of the face. Pipi.Chirp (to). Chichit.Cheek, side of a door or window. Pipi. Chisel (a). Piiat, tatah.Cheer, to comfort. Eborkiln, mangeborkdn.Chisel (to). Piiatkan, mamiiat, tatah.Chiseled, carved. Bartatahkan, tartah,Cheer, to gladden. Sukakan, maiiukakan. tarpiiat.Cheer, to encourage. Bri-ati, mambri-ati. Chock, block. Galang.Cheer, entertainment. Parjamiiau, pArsantai)an.Choice, selection. Pilihan, kapilihan.Choice, the thing chosen. Pamilihan.Cheerful, gay. Gambira, suka, sukachita. Choice, select. Tarpilih, iudah-indah,Cheerfulness. Kasukiiaii, sukachita, tarutama, juwita, xas, «ziz.masrat.Choke, to suffocate. Lamas.Cheese. Panir, keju.Choke, to stop up. Tumpat, mauumpat,Chemise. Kanioja.tumpatkitn.Cherish, to nourish. Palelira. jilehra, Cliolor, anger, rage. Amarah, niarah,mamlehra, i)lehralikan.aiigat, berang, duka, nnirka.('licroot, segar.Choleric. Bangis, angat, panas.Ui>k

Chouse, to cheat, to trick.CHO—CIR [29] CIR—CLATipu, mauipu,bilrdaya.Chop, to hack. Parang, mamarang, chiuchang.Chop, to mince. Chachah, miinchachah.Chop, to lop. Panggal, mamanggal, krat,mangi-at.Chop, to truck. Tukar, manukar, tukarmauukar.Chopper, cleaver. Parang.Chord, stringof amiLsical iustrument. Tali.Chosen, selected. Tarpilih.Christ. -4isi (isa), nabi oisi (nabi isa).Christian. Na^raui, sarani.Christianity. Agama-saraui.Chronicle (a). Charitra, charita, babad,sajarah, tarix, /takayat, rawayat, kasat.Chuck, to throw. Lempar, lotar.Chuck, chuckle, to call as a hen. Katok.Chulia. Killing, kling.Church. Greja, hikal.(Jhurl, rustic. Orang-desa, orang-d'usuu.Chiu-n, to agitate violently. Goyang,goyangkau, inangoyaugkan.Chuse, to select. Pilih, milih, mamilih,ratak, maratak.Chuse, to cull. Pungut, mamungut.Cicatrice, scar. Parut.Cimeter. S'ams'ir.Cincture. Ikat-i^iuggang, sabuk, babad,bangkvmg.Cinder, glowing coal. Bara.Cinder, ashes. Abu.Cingle, horse-girth. Amban.Cinnabar. Galuga.Cinnamon. Kulit-manis.Cion, sprout. Sulur, tunas, t"ukul.Cipher, arithmetical character. Angka.Circle, orb, ring. Bulat, chakra, chakrawala,chikar, xalZ;ah.Circle, compas.s, inclosure. Kapimg.Circle, circumference. Sapinampang,dairat.Cu-cle, to move round. Idar, m^ngidar,mubang.Circle, to siu-roimd. Kapung, mangapuug,kaliliug, mangaliling.Circle, revolution. Paridaran.Circuit, circumference. Sapinampang,dairat.Circular, round. Bulat.Circularly, with a circular motion.Idaridar.Cii-culate, to move in a circle. Idar,baridar, mangidar.Ch'culation, motion in a circle. Idilridarau.Ch-cumambient, surrounding. Barkapungan.Circumcise (to). Barsiiuat, suuatkau.Circumcision. Siinat, xatan.Circimiferencc, periphery. Sapinampang.dairat.Circumscribe, to bound, to limit. Siudatkau.Circumscribed, bounded, limited. Sindat.Circumspect, cautious, prudent. Bijak.Circumstance. Pri, parkara, ^al, aAawal.Circumvent, to deceive, to cheat. Tipu,manipu, tipukau, manipukan, bardayakan,mandayakan.Circumvention, fraud. Tipu, daya, padaya.Cii-ciunvolution. Idarau.Circus, open place for sports. Platai'an.Circus (a royal). Alun-alun.Cist, case, tegument. Ulas.Cistern, reservoir. Bachana, palongan,talaga.Citadel, fortress. Kot'a, kut'a.Citron, orange family. Limau, jaruk.Citron (the). LLmau-karbau, jaruk-karbau.City. Nagara, nagari, ndgri, kot"a, kut'a.Civet, musk. Kastm-i, d'ed'es, rase, jabat.Civet cat, v. Cat.Civil, well-bred. Santun, supan, barbudi,barbahasa, adab, baradab.Civility, politeness. Supan, bahasa, adab.Clack, to clink. DAraug, drang.Clad, clothed. Barpakai, tarpakai.Claim, to demand as due. Tuntut, manuntut.Claim, demand. Tuntut.Clammy, glutinous. Pulut.Clamorous, noisy. Gagah.Clamoiu', outcry. Gagah, gampar, gampita,gamm-uh, ingar, iugar-bangar.Clamp, hasp. Kuku.Clamp-shell (gigantic). Kima.Clan, tribe. Suku, bangsa, ulubangsa.Clandestine. Sambuni, barsambufii, sulib,churi-chm-i, barchiu-'ian.Clang, to clatter. Kamarenchang, gamai-enchang.Clangom-. Kamarenchang, gamarenchang.Clap, to strike together. Antuk, mangantuk.Clapper, tongue of a bell. Anak-ganta.Clarify, to purify a liquor. Baningkan.Clarion, trumpet. Buri, nafiri.Clash, to make a noise by collision. Gamaratak.Clash, to strike one thing against another.Autuk, mangantuk, parantuk.Clash, to justle. Tadung, manadung,singoug, maiiinggoug.Clasp, hook. Kanching.Clasp, hasp. Kuku.Clasp (girdle). Banding.Clasp, to embrace. Paluk, mamluk.Clasp, to shut with a hook. Manganchiug.Clasp, embrace. Paluk, pamluk.Class, set. Pangkat.Clatter, to clang. Kamarenchan, gamarencliang.

CLA—CLE [30] CLE—CLOClatter, to talk idly. Rapek, marapek. Cleave, to split in the direction of theClavicle, collar-boue. Sasagan, sasalangau.Sopak.fibre.Clause, article. Parkai-a, fasal.Cleave, to adhere. Lakat, malakat, rakat,Claw, foot of a bird. Chakar, dull.marakat.Claw, uail. Kuku.Cleaver, chopper. Parang.Claw, pincers of a shell-fish. Sapit.Clepsydi'a. Jam.Claw, proug. Taring.Clerk, scribe. Juru-tulis, paiiurat, karkmi,Claw, to tear with the claws. Chakar, diibir, muns'i.miiuakar.Clever, dexterous. Chakap, pantas, chapat,Claw, to tear with the nails. Chakar,lanchar.maiiakar.Clever, skilful. Pand'ai, pand'e.Claw, to scratch. Garu, mangaru, gamt, Client, dependent. Sakai, ponokawan,milngarut.kadayan, taman, anak-buwah.Clawed, furnished with talons. Barchakar.Cliff, steep rock. Tarjal.Climate, zone. Ruwang-patala.Clay, earth. Tanah.Climb, to ascend. Nayik, manayik.Clay (potter's). Tanah-liyat.Climb, to mount with the hands and feet.Clean, free from filth; pure, free from Panjat, milmanjat.moral impurity. Barsik, brasik, rasik, Climb, to mount without a ladder. Ragang,chuchi, suchi, charya, 9amim, tahir.maragang.Cleanliness, freedom from filth. Kasuchian.Climb, to mount in a circuitous course.Daki, mandaki.Cleanness, purity, innocence. Kasuchian, Climb, to creep up as a plant. Rayap,such'ian.marayap.Cleanse, to free from filth, to purify from Climber (a professional). Juru-tinggi.Clinch, to hold with the closed hand.guilt. Barsikau, chuchikan, suchik4n,manuchi, mauuchikAu.Gagam, bargagam.Clear, bright. Tdrang, trang, kuwung. Cling, to hang upon. Gandung.Clear, limpid. Aning, baning, jitrueh. Cling, to stick to. Lakat, malakat, rakat,Clear, serene. Chuwacha, tarang, trang. marakat.Clear, pure. Suchi, chuchi.Clink, to tinkle. Darang, draug.Clear, not obscure^ Tarang, trang.Clip, to cut with shears. Guntiug, manguntiug.Clear, manifest. Nata, I'ahir.Clear, intelligible. Nata.Kalintet, klintet.Clitoris.Clear, free from deductions. Chuchi. Cloak. Salimut, jubah.Clear, unjjolluted. Suchi.Clock, timepiece. Orloji.Clear, open, unincumbered. Siyang, Clod, lump. GAmpal, gumpal, kipal.laga.Clog, to impede, to obstruct. Gindala.Clear, to make bright. Trangkan, maiiarangkan.Close, to shut. Tutup, milnutup, tutupkan,Clear, to free from obscurity. Trangkan, tutupi, manutuiDkdn, bartutupkan,ikat, mangikat.manaraugkS,n.Close, to end, to conclude. Tutup, m.lnutup,Clear, to vindicate. Suchikdn, mftnuchikaudahkan,putus, putuskan, sudahkan, maiiu-abiskAn.Clear, to cleanse. Barsikan, chuchikdu, Close, conclusion. Sudahan, kasudahan,maiiuchikfln.Clear, to remove incumbrances. Siyangi,piliiudah, abisan, pdngabisau, putusan,kaputusan, xalam.siyaugkan.Close, shut fast. Tartutup, katutup,Clear, to clarify. Bc1,ningkan.katup.Clear, to pass quite through. Mambutuli. Close, confined. Sasak.Clear of forest trees (to). Tdbaug, milnftbaug.Close, narrow. Sumpit.Close, secret, hidden. Sdmbuni, f/aib.Clear of underwood and grass (to). Tilbas, Close, not wide ajiart. Darap, darab,m&n

Cloth (painted). Kajnn-bat-ik.Coat of mail. Baju-rantai, rasukan-kare,Cloth (woollen). Satlat, banat.kalambi-kare, zlrah.Clothe, to wear clothes. Pakai, pake, Coat, to invest. Ula.skdu.barpakai, mamakai.Coat, to overlay with a coating, Salut,Clothe, to inve.st with garments. Pakaikan,maii41ut, turap, manurap.barpakaikan.Coating of a metal (a). Prada.Clothes, garments. Kayin, pakaian, Coax, to wheedle, to flatter. Bujuk,pakean, kapan.Clothes (bathing). Basiihan-mandi.mambujuk, pujuk, rayu.Coaxer, wheedler, flatterer. Pambujuk.Clothes (body). Chief article of male or Coaxing, flattery. Pambujukan.female dress. Saning.Cobble (to). Tampal, manampal.Clothes (change of).Cobweb. Sai-ang-lawa-lawa.Ptlrsalin.Cloud (a). Awan, mega.Cochin Cliina. Kochi.Cloud-covered. Barmega, barawan. Cock, the domestic fowl. Ayam.Cloudiness. Rtlnang.Cock, male bu'd. Burung-jantan.Cloudy, mm'ky, lowering. Tad'uh,ranang, Cock (male domestic). Ayam-jantan.mviram, mandung.Cloudy, sullen, gloomy. Mui-am.Cock (game).Cock (wild).Ayam-sabimg.Ayam-utan, ayam-alas.Clout (a). Tampal, parchah.Cockatoo. Kakatuwah.Clout, to patch. Manampal.Cockcrow. Kalm'uk, kluruk, karuwiyak,Clove, caryophyllus aromaticus. Changke, kukuk.bunga-changke, bunga-lawang.Clove, mother clove or seed clove. Ibuchangke,Cockfight (to).Cockfighter.Sabung, manabimg.Juwara, jora, jui-a.polang.Cockfighting. Sabuug, sabungan, adunan.Clove-bark. Lawang.Cockpit. Galanggang, kangkong.Clown, rustic. Orang-d'usun, orang-desa, Cockroach, chaffer. Lipas.orang-gimung, orang-ulu, orang-utan. Cock's-comb. Balung, janggal.Clownish, clumsy, ungainly. Gamam, Cock's-spm- (natural). Susuh.kaku, keku.Cock's-si3ur_(artificial). Taji.Cloy, to pall. Jamu, barjamu.Coconut. Nur, kalapa, klapa, kalambir.Club, mace. Cokmar, gada.Coconut emulsion. Santan.Clump, shapeless mass of wood. Gambol,puntung.Coconut hvisk.Coconut oil.Sabut.Miiiak-rim', minak-kalapa.Clumsy, awkward. Kaku, keku, gamam. Coconut shell. Tampurung, galuk, gluk.Cluster, bunch. Tandan, ikat.Cocoon. ludung-sutra.Cluster, to assemble in bodies. Ktli-umun, Code, book. Katab.krumun.Code, collection of Malay laws. Und'angClutch, to grasp. Chakak, barchakak, und'ang.pawut.Coerce, to restrain. Chagahkan, mauagahClutch, the grasp, the gripe. Chakak, kan, tagahkau.pawut.Clutches, talons. Chakar.Coerced, restrained.Coercion, restraint.Chftgah, tagah.Chagah, paiiagahan,Clutter, bustle. Aru-bii-u.tagah, tagahau.Coach (a). Kareta, kreta.Coffee. Kawah, kopi.Coagulate (to). Baku, barbitkii.Coffin. Karftnda, lang, kafan.Coagulation. Baku.Cogency, force. Kuwasa.Coal (a live). Bara.Cogent, forcible. Barkuwasaan.Coal, charcoal. Arang.Cogging, cheat. Tipu.Coal (mineral). Arang-tanah.Cogitate (to). Kera, sangka, angan-angan,Coalesce, to join, to vmite. Rapat, marapat, kangan, m^ngangan, fakar, pikir.barapdt.Cogitation. Kera, sangka, angan-anganCoarse, not fine. Kasar.kang4n, pikiran.Coarse, rough, not soft. Kasap, gasap. Cognate, kindred. Sakadang, sasanak,Coarse, rude, indelicate. Gauta.sapupuh, sadarah.Coarse, rude, unmannei'ed. Gaman, kaku, Cognation. Sapupiian, sasanakan, sakakasar.dangan.Coast, shore. Pantai, tapi-laut, pin.gir-Cognition, knowledge. Pangataiian, kalaut.Coast, seaboai'd.CLO—COA [31 COA—COHPasisir.Ccjast, dry land opposed to water. D"arat.Coast, to sail by the coast. Manapi.Coat, jerkin. Baju, rasukan, kalainbi.Coat, tegument. Ulas.tauiin.Cognizance. Kanalan, parkanalau.Cohabitation, dwelling together. Sadiy^man.Cohere, to stick together. Lakat, mAlakat, barlakat.

COH—COL [32] COL—COMgeger, kalut.Coin, money. Uwang, wang, yatra, d'uwit.Coincide, to agree. Maiiarta.Coit (a). Chakra.Coition, copiilation. Chuki, satubuhan,amput, antam.Cold, not warm. Dingin, sajiik.Cold, coldness. Dingin, kadinginan, sajuk,kasajukan.Cold, a rheum. Barsin, salsamah, sasamah.Cole, cabbage. Kol, kobis.Colick. Mulas, ntngat-prut.Collar, cape. Leer, leher.Collar-bone. Sasagan, sa.salangan.Collate, to compare. Timbang, manimbang,banding, mambanding, tand-ing,mauand'ing.Collation, comparison. Timbang, timbangau,banding, bandingan, tand-in,tand'ingan.Collation, repast. PArsantJlpan.Colleague, partner. Sakutu.Collect, to gather together. Impun, barimpun,mangimpun, impunkan, barimpunkan,mangimpmikan, kumpul, barkumpul,mangumpul, kumpulkan,mangumpulkan, kampung, mangampung,kampungkan, mangampungkan,barkamijungkan, punut, mamunut.Collect, to cluster. Kaiiimun, krumun,krumuni.Collect the pepper crop. Pupul, mamupul.Collect revenue or taxes. Pungut-clmkai,pungut-beya, mang/tasilkan.Collection, assemblage. Impunan,p;irimpunan,kumpulan.Collection, act of gathering. Pungutan.Collection of revenue. Pungutan-chukai,pungutan -bey a, Aasll.Collector. Pangimpun.Collector, tax-gatlierer. Partanda.Colleague. Sakutu, warang.College, academy. Langgar, madrasah.Collide, to knock against. Antuk, mangantuk,dimpit, gantus, mangantus.Collop, steak. Surabi.Colour, appearance to the eye. Warna,rupa.Colour, tint. Warna. tinta.Cohere, to be well connected. Rapat, Colour (to). Waruakan, mawamakan,tintakan.mai-ap.it.Cohere, to suit, to fit. Patiit, barpatut, Colour, to dye. Chalup, manchalup.mamatut.Colours, ensign. Tunggal, tunggul,Cohering, suiting, fitting. Barpatutan. pangsi, panji, al-Xm, band-era, gandera,Cohesive, sticking. Lakat, rakat.mand-era.Cohort, body of armed men. Pasuk, Colt. Anak-kuda.pasukan, tnmbuhan, katumbuhau. Column, pillar. Tiyang, tugu, saka,Coif, cap. Kopyak, kulak, kalak.chandi.Coign, comer. Panjuru, jural, sud'ut. Comb (a). Sisir, garu.Coil (to). Lilit, bant, mambaUt. Comb (horse). Sambang.Coil (a). Balit.Comb of a cock. Balung, janggal.Comb (to). Sisir, mangisir, garu, man-Coil, turmoil. Aru-biru, aru, aru-ai-a,garu.Comb the hair (to). Kirai, mangirai.Combat, contest, battle. Prang, papi-angan,kalai, aduan.Combat, to fight. Barkaiai, mamarang,barprang, adu, mangadu.Combat, to oppose. Lawan, barlawan,maiawan, lawani, lakii, malalui.Combatant. Panjurit, prajurit.Combination, union. Ubungan, pangubungan,kampuhan.Combination, association. Tamanan,kawanan, mawafagat.Combine, to coalesce. Eapat, marapat,barapat.Combine, to unite in design. Maiiai-ta,mawaftigat, pakat.Combine, to join togetlier. Mangubung,ubungi, sambung, mafiambung, sambungkan,maiiambungkan.Come, to arrive. D-atang, mand-atang,mari, sampai, jatuh, manjatuh, tiba,maniba.Come, to become. Jadi, manjadi.Come about, to happen. D-atang, mand-atang,jatuh, manjatuh, tiba, maniba,turun, manm'un, sampai.Come about, to change, to veer. Alih,mangalih.Come again, to retui-n. Balik, pulang.Come after, to follow. Ikut, mangikut,turut, manvu'ut, iring, mangiring.Come at, to reach, to obtain. Mandatangkan,dapat, mandapat, dapatkan, mandapati.Come down, to descend. Tui-un, manurun.Come in, to enter. Masuk^Come near, to approach. Ampiri, mangampiri.Come of, to descend from. Turun, manurun,tumurun.Come out, to issue. Kaluwar, kluwar,tarbit.Come short, to fail. Maiialah, tiwas,maniwas.Come short, to be deficient. Korang,mangorang.Come to, to amount to. Jadi, manjadi.Come to hiuLself, to come to his senses.Sadar. nirtfiadar.

COM -COM [33] COM—COMCome up, to make appearauce. Tiinbul,manimbul.Come upon, to invade. Maud'atangi,langgar, malauggar.Come I Mari.Comedian, player. Dalaug, wayang,tukang-wayang.Comedy, drama. Wayang, wayaugan.Comely, handsome. Bagu.s, elok, parmai.Comet. Bintang-barikur.Comliture, sweetmeat. Manisan, juwadah.Comfort, consolation. Ebor, pangebor,panglipur.lipiu",Comfortable. Sanang, saiiap-ati, sajuk,santosa.Comforted, soothed. Barlipur.Comforter, consoler. Pangebor, paugliijm'.Comical. Janaka, sanda.Coming, act of coming. D-atan, kad'atangan.Command, to order. Sm-uh, manuruh,titah, manitah, prentah, marentab,mamreutah, sabda, maiiabda.Command, to govern. Preutah, milrentah,mamrentah.Conamand, to lead. Mang;\pala.Command, to decree. Uud-ang, mangimd-ang.Command, order. Sm-uh, titah, sabda,Aukam, farman.Command, power, authority. Preutah,paprentah.Command, instruction, dii'ection. Pasan,pasanan.Commandant. Komand'ur.Commander. Pamrentah, pangulu, panglima,sardar.Commandment, mandate. Titah, sabda,und'ang-und'ang, prentah, Aukam.Commence, to begin. Buka, mambuka,barmula, mamula, mulai, mamulai,daultikdn.Commencement, beginning. Kadauluan,gantian, tukar.Commute, to exchange. Ganti, bai-ganti,bargantikan, tukar, bartukai-, manukar,tukarkan, manukarkan, bartukai'kan,partukarkan.Compact, contract. Janji, paijanjian, janjian,ubiuagan.mula, kamidaan, pai-mulaan, pui'ba, Compact, to league. Baijauji, manjanji.a/iwal.Compact, to join together. Marapat,Commend, to praise. Puji, mamujL marapatkan.Commend, to give in charge. Sai'ah, si-ah,miiiiarah, srahkan, milnarahkan.Compact, to make fii-m.kan, managuhkan.Managuh, taguli-Commendation, praise. Puja, puji, pujian. Compact, joined together. Rapat.Comment, to explain. Maiiatakan, maiiarangkto.Compact, fii-m. Taguh.Companion. Taman, kawau, pad-an, tau-Commentaiy, explanation, exposition. lan, band'u, andai, kapit.Kanatiian.Companions, associates.

COM COM [34] COM—COMCompare, to estimate. SamukaMu, pad'akau.ganap, chukup, langkap, jangkap, panuh.sambarap.Compare, to liken. Aud'aikan, upamakan, Complete, to finish, to end. Abis, mangabis,mangupamakan, manamai, samakjiii.abiskan, mangabiskan, parabiskan,Compared, collated. Bartimbang, tartimbang,sudahkan, maiiudahkan, tamamkan.barbauding.Complete, to perfect. Sampumakan, sflm-Comparison, similitude, simile. Upama, pftruakiln, muGampurnakau, chukupkAn,and'ai, parupamiian.malfmgkap, m^langkapkan, ganapi,Comparison, act of comparing. Timbangan,ganapkan, panuhi, pdnuhkan.bandingan, tandingan.Completely. Saganap, saganapiia, saabis,Compartment, chamber. Petak, bilik. siiabisna, sapauuh, sapanuhiia, sasudahna.Compass, circle. Kapung, pangidaran.Compass, room, space. Tampat, laman. Completely, utterly, wholly. Sakali,Compass, enclosure. Kampung.samataua, samata-mata.Compass, cii'cumference. Sapinampaug, Completion, accomplishment. Pangabisan,dairah.Compass (mariner's). Padoman, paduman,pandoman, panduman.abisan, parabisau, sudaban, kasu-dahan. satam.Complexion, hue of the external person.Compass (point of). Mata.Rupa, warna.Compasses. Jangka.Complexion, physiognomy. Ayar-muka,Compassion, pity. Kasih, kasihau, sayang, warna, sri-muka.b3,las, pilu, raAlm, ra/(amat.Compliance. Turut, milu, melu, /jabul.Compassionate (to). Kasihaui, mangasihaui,Complicate, to tangle. Kosot, mangosot,mafiayang, maiiayangkilu.kosotkau, mangosotkftn.Compassionate. Kasih, sayang, balas, Complicated, tangled. Kosot.pilu.Compliment, salutation, gi'eetiug. Tabik.Compassionately. Sakasih-kasihan. Compliment, obeisance. Sambah, bakti,Compel, to force, to oblige. Gagahi, j)ambakti, tal'im.mflnggagahi, paksa, paksakan, krasi, Comjiliment, to greet. Tabik.mangarasi, mangrasi, sayasatk&n, maiiasatkan.Compliment, to salute with an obeisance.Manambah.Compendious, short, summary. Singkat. Compliment, to praise. Puji, mamuji.Compensate, to recompense. BaMs, mam-Compliments, laudatoiy prelude in anepistle. Puji, pujian.balas.Compensation, recompense. Balas, pamaMs,pambalas, pambalasau.Compensation for homicide. Banguu.Compensation for wounding. Pampas.Compete (to). Lawan, niillawan.Competence, sufficiency. Sacliukup.Competent, suitable. Patut.Competent, adequate. Pad'a, clmkup,sampat.Competition. Lawanau, kalawanan.Competitor, rival. Lawan, satru.Complacent, civil. Santdn, sujiau, barbudi,bclrbahasa, adab, baradab.Complain, to bewail. Tangis, nangis,manangis, ratap, maratap.Complain, to represent an injury. Tariyak,bartai-iyak, adu, mangadu, adukan,mangadukau, tud'uli, manud-uh.Complainant. Pangadu.Complaint, lamentation. Tangis, nangis,tangisau, ratap.Complaint, information. Adiiau, pangadiian,tuduih, tud'uhan.Complaint, malady. Sakit, panakit.Complaisant, civil. Santan, supan, barbudi,b.lrbahasa, adab, baradab.Complete, finished, ended. Abis, siidah,tamam.Complete, perfect. Sarnpurna, Baiii])iirii;\,Comply, to accord, to yield. Tuiiit,mauuinit, melu, milu, Hbul.Comport, to bear, to endure. Darita,mandai'ita, tanggung, mauanggung,tanggungkan, tiiau, mauiUiu, taani,maniiani.Comport, to agree. Mamatut.Comportment, behaviour. Laku, kalakiian,ulah,olah,polan,tingkah, pakarti,prakriti, bahasa.Compose, to put together. Ikat, nuingikat,karang, mangarang.Compose, to WTite. Tulis, manuUs, ikat,mangikat, karang, mangai-ang, surat,mauurat, nayik -surat.Compose, to calm, to quiet. Diyamkitn,maudiyamkan, eborkau, maugebork&n.Compose, to adjust, to settle. Salasaikan,mllualasiukan, putuskau, mamutuskau.Composition, disposition. Karangan,ikiitan, pakarangan.Composition, writing. Tulisan, karangan,ikiltan, surat.Composition, adjustment, settlement. Putusan,salasai.Compound, to mingle. Champur, bawui-,gawul,ulam, maugulam, padu, maniadu.(Compounded, formed of many iugreiliont.-^.PiUat)aKai.

COM—CON [ 35 CON—CONComprehend, to include. Maliput. Concern, business, affair. Lalakon, karja,Comprehend, to understand. Tan, bartau, pakarjiian, parkara, prakara, bachara,mangataui, katawi, mangataiii, dapat, Aal.mandapat, tangkap, mdnangkap, arti, Concern, solicitude. Susah, susah-ati,mA,ngarti._kasusahan, bimbang.Comprehensible, intelligible. Nata, trang, Concerning, relating to. Tantangan,barkataiian.Comprehension, knowledge. Pangataiian,dalam, akan.Concert, to scheme together. Manartiii,pangarti.mangupaya, upayakan.Comprehension, understanding. Pandapat,Conclamation. Sautan-buiiing.budiConclude, to end, to finish. Abis, man-Compress (to). Takan, apit, mangapit, gabLs, abiskan, sudahkan, maiiudahkan,apitkan.putus, mamutus, putuskan, mamutuskan,Comprise, to include. Maliput.tamamkan.Compt, account. Itungan, bilangan, Conclude, to adjust. Putus, mamutus,keriian, Aa.sab, daftar.putuskan, mamutuskan, salftsaikan.Compulsion, force. Panggagahan, ka-Conclude (to) finally. Axh-na.kra.san, paksa, sayasat, Tamrat, I'alim.Compunction, repentance, contrition.Sasal, tubat.Computation, reckoning, count. Itungan,bilangan, parkeraan.Comijute, to reckon. Itung, mangitung,itungkan, bilang, mambilang, bUangkan,kera, kerakan, /«asabkSn.Compute, to rate, to estimate. Parmaniii,Compute!', reckoner, calcidator. Pambilang,pangitung.Comrade, companion. T^man, kawan,awang, pad'an, bandu, taulan, andai,Conclusion, determination, decision. Putusan,kaputusan.Concoct, to digest. Luluh.Concord, peace. Damai, pardamaian, pardamean.Concord, to be at peace. Bardamai.Concordant, agreeing. Bardamean.Concourse, assemblage. Impunan, parimpunan,kumpulan.Concremation (sacrifice by). Bela.kapit.Concubine. Gundik, kand'di, salir.Con, to study. Bacha, mambacha, mftngaji,Concupiscence, lust. Ingin, kainginan,talawat.hawa, uafsu.Concave. Langkung, ladung.Concupiscent. Ingin, nafsii.Couccal, to hide. Mambuui, sambuiiikan, Concur, to agree. Turut, manurut, niilu.tumpatkan, sunik.Concealed, hidden. Buni, tarbuni, sambuiii.Concurrent, acting in conjunction.sartaan.Bar-Concealed, secret. Ba

CON—CON [36] CON—CONConduct, to usher by the hand. Pimpin,mitmimpin.Conductor, leader. Kftpala.Conductor of a hoi-se or chariot. Gabala,gambala, gubala, kabala.Conductor, one that ushers by taking bythe hand. Pamimpin.Conduit. Pauchuran, saluran, serokan.Confabulate, to chat. Tutur, bartutur,manutur, tutur-manutur, ktlcha-kacha,kata-kata.Confabulation. Tutur, kacha-kacha, katakata.Confarreation. Adap-adap.Confectionei-y. Manisan, dodol.Confederacy, league. J

CON—CON [37] CON—CONCongi'egation, assembly. Impunan, kiimpulan,Consider, to deliberate. Timbang, ma-majlas.nimbang, bfichara, mambachara, bar-Congruous, suitable. Patut.bach ara.Conjecture, guess. Kera, agah, duga, Considei'ate, carefvil. Baringat

CON—CON [38] CON—CONmaksakdn, krasi, mAngrasi, sayasatkdn,maiiasatkan.Constraint, compulsion. Panggagahan,kakrasan, paksa, sSyasat, I'aruriit,I'alim.Construct, to build. Buwat, mftmbuwat,parbuwatkau, panisah, parusahkan,tagakan, managakan, nayik, nayikan,manayikkan, d'irikan, mandirikau,bangunkan, mambangunkan, bangkitkan,mambaugkitkau, karaugkan, mAngarangkan,karjakan, mangarjakan.Construction, fabrication. Parbuwatan,pambuwatan._Construe, to interpret, to explain. Natakan,mauatakan.Consult, to deliberate. Bacliara, barba,-cbara, mambacbara.Consultation, deliberation. Bachara,mas'awarat.Consume, to devour, to waste. Makan.Consummate, perfect. Sampurna.Consummation, completion, perfection.Abisan, pangabisan, parabisan,sudalian,kasudaban, kasampurniian, xatam.Contact, touch. Jabat, jabatan, jawat,jawatan. »Continually. Nantiyasa, santiyasa.Continuance, remaining in a place. Katiugalan.Continuance, duration. D'ura, lama.Continue, to remain in the same place.Tinggal, maninggal, nanti, mananti,baranti.Continue, to last, to be durable. Tiian,manaan, darita, mandarita.Continuous. Auggung.Contort, to twist. Pulas, mamulas, lambar,sAngkling.Contorted, twisted. Pulas, lambar,sangklin.Contortion. Pulas, lambar.Contraband. Larang.Contraband, illegal traffic. Larangan.Conti-act, to shrink up. Krokot.Contract, to bargain. Janji, barjaujimanjanji.Contract, bargain, compact. Janji, janjian,parjanjian, ubungan, fcawal.Contradict, to oppose verbally. Bengkong.Contradict, to oppose. Malawan, tingkar.Contradiction, verbal opposition. BengContagion, infection. Katularan.kong, xalaf.Contagious, infectious. Tular, jankit, Contradiction, inconsistency. Tukal.lam par.Contain, to hold. Isi, barisi, mangisi.Contrary, opposite.Contrary, different.Lawan.Layin.Contain, to restrain. Tfiani, maniiani. Contrary, adverse, not favourable. Salah.Contaminate, to pollute. CbamAr, manchamfu',Contrary, the reverse. Balikiia.cliamarkan, mancham^rkan, Contravene, to baffle. Malentang, salahi,najiskau.Contamination, pollution. Chamar, /«adus.salakan, laliii, malaliii.Contravention, opposition. Lawanan.Contemn, to despise. luakan, manginakau.Contribution, tax. Up&ti, chukai, beya.Contrite, penitent. Sasal.Contemplate, to muse. LAngung, malanguug,Contrition. Sasal, tubat.mangugu.Contrivance, scheme, plan. Reka, bangun,Contempt, scorn. Chucha, malu.rilnchana, upaya.Contemptible, mean. Ina.Contrivance, artifice. Daya, ujat, hanar.Contend, to vie. Lumba, malumba, Contrive, to plan. Reka, bangunkan,lawan, malawan.Contend, to dispute. Lawan, malawan,mambangunkan, ranchauakan, upayakan,milngupayakan.lawankan, malawankan.Contrive, to plot. Dayakan, mandayakan,Content, satisfied. Puwas, pad'a.ujatkan, mangujatkan, hanarkiln.Content, pleased. Suka, sad'ap, sajuk. Control, to govern. Prentah, mamrentali,Content, to satisfy. Puwaskan, sad^apkan, prentahkan, mamrentahk^n.sajukan.Control, to restrain. Tiiani, maniiani,Contention, strife. Bantah, parbantahan, tiiankan, manaankan, chagahkan, in,1-ganggang, tingkar, tukaran.nAgahk^n, tAgabkan, manAgahkan, tAgorkAn,Contentment. Sajehtra, puwas, sapuwas,mAnagorkAn.sajuk -ati, sfid'ap-ati, santosa.Contents, the thing contained.Control, superintendancc.prentah.Prentah, pa-Isi.Contents, subject of a writing. Isi-tulisan, Contumacious, obstinate. Tagar, kras.isi-surat, buiii.Contumacy. Katagai-an, kakrasan.Contest, to dispute, to wrangle. Bantah, Contumely, reproach. Chala, chala-chula,barbantah, mambantah.malu.Contiguous. Tumpu.Contuse, to bruise, to mash. Pipis, lenah.Continent. Tanah-s&brang, tanah-basar. Contuse, to bruise the flesli. LabAm.Continual, incessant. Sadiyakala, tiyadabarputusan.Contusion, bruise of the flesh. LabAm.Convalescent. Batah, iiaman,sambuh.

CON—coo [39] COO—CORConvene, to assemble. Impun, m&ngimpun,Cool (to be). Manajuk, barsajuk.kumpul, mangumpul, kampung,mangumpung.Cool (to make).Cool, refreshing.Sajukkan, manajukan.SAjuk.Convene, to call together. Impunkan, Cool, to be refreshed. Maiiajuk, barsajuk.mdugimpuukau, kumpulkan, mangumpulkan,Cool, to refresh. Sajukkan, maiiajukfin.ki-ahkan, maugi-ahkan.Coolness. Sajukan, kasajukan.Convenient. Patut, bayik, layai'.Coop, cage, pen. Kurung, sangkar, sangkaran,Convention. Parimpunan, pambachai-iian,panjai-a.majlas.Conver.sant, acquainted with. Tan, biyasa.Copartner.Copartnei'y.Sakutu.Kongsi.Conversation, discourse. Tutur, tuturmanatur,Cope, to contend, to oppose. Lawau,b^chara.malawan, lawaukan, malawankan.Converse, to discourse. Tutur, bartutur, Copier, ti-auscriber. Jm-u-salin.manutur, tutur-manutur, bachara, barbachara,mambachara.Copious.Copjjer.Limpah.Tambaga.Converse, the reverse. Balikna.Copperas, sulphate of iron. Tnisi.Conversion, change. Pargautian, tukai-. Coppersmith. Tukang-tambaga.Conversion (religious). Tukar-nabi. Copse. Balukar.Convert, to change. Gantikan, manggantikan,Copulate. Chuki, amput, antam, satubah.tukarkan, manimarkan.Copulate, as the lower animals. Barjan-Convert (a). Martad.tan.Convex. Bulat.Copulate, as quadrupeds. Babaka.Convey, to carry. Bawa, mambavva. Copy, to imitate. Ikut, mangikut, turun,Convey, to transmit. Antar, mangantar, manurun, tiru, mauiru.antarkan, m.lngantarkan.Copy, to transcribe. Salin, manalin, salinkan,Convey, to transfer, to deliver to another.maiialinkan, tui-un, manurun, tu-Sarah, maiiarah, srahkan, maiiarahkau. runkan, manurimkan, tiru, maniru,Convey by water (to). Tambang, manambang.rancljauakan.Copy, transcript. Saliuan, tiu-unan, ranchana.Conveyance, transmission. Antaran.Conveyance, vehicle. Kanayikan, kandaraan.Copy, model. Talad'an.Coral. Karang.Conveyance by water, carriage by water. Coral (precious). Marjan.Tambangan.Coral rock. Batu-karang.Conveyance of goods or passengers. Tumpangan.Convict, to confute. Tampilikkan, maiialahkan.Convict, to sentence as guilty, .ffiikumkiln,maug^ukumkan.Convict, convicted criminal.Pflranfian,siikitan.Convoke, to call together. Krah, mangilrah,krahkan, mangi-ahkan, pauggil,mamanggil.Convolve (to). Gulxuig, manggulung.Convolved. Targuluug.Convolution. Gulungan.Convoy, to escort. Songsong, niauongsong.Convoy, escort. Sonsong, sonsongan.ConviJsed. Killapur, klupur, kalangar.Convulsion, spasm. Kalapui-, klupur,kalangar.Convulsions, fits. Sawan.Cony, rabbit. Kuwelu, tarwelu.Cook (a). Juru-dapur, tukang-dapur,pand'id-ik, pananak.Cook, to dress victuals. Masak, mamasak.Cook by seething, or stewing. Tanak,mananak, mand'id'ik, rabus, niarabus.Cook by steam (to). Kukus.Cool. Sajuk.Corallines. Bunga-karang, kambangkaraug.Cord, rope, string. Tali, kalat, utas.Cord (to). Talikan.Corded. Bartali, bark^latan.Cordial, sincere. Tulus.Coi-e of timber. Tras.Corge, a score. Kod'i.Coriander. Katumbar.Cork, stopple. Silmpal, sumbfit.Cork (to). Sampalkan, miWampalkau,maiiumbat, sumbatkan, maiiumbatkan.Cormorant. Angganglaut.Corn, a gi-ain. Butir, biji.Corner, angle. Jural, sud'ut, siku.Corner (projecting). Piinjuru, juru.Coi-ner of the eye (inner). Poun-mata.Coi-ner of the eye (outer). Ikur-niata,ujung-mata.Corps, a body of men. Pasu, pasukan,tumbukan, katumbukan.Corpse, dead body. Bangkai, baugke,mayat.Coii^ulent. Gamuk, gapuk, lamu.Correct, to chastise. Sakiti, sakitkau,maiiakiti, mailakitkan.Correct, to amend. Banarkan, mambanarkan,batuli, mambatvdi, batulkan,mambatulkan, bayiki, mambayiki.

COR—COU [40] COU—COUCorrect, to admonish. Ajar, ajari, t^gor, Counsellor, adviser. Pangajar.mauagor, tagorkau, mauagorkau. Counsellor, deliberator. Pambachara.Correct, free from faults. Bauar, batul. Counsellor of state. Punggawa, mantri.Correction, puuisliment. Sakit, sakitan, Counsellor, advocate. P^gawan.kasakitan, .seksa, seksaau, sayasat. Counsellors of state. Paramantri.Correctly. Bauar, sabanar, sabanariia, Count, to number, to tell. Itung, mangitung,batui, sabatul, sabatulna.bilang, mambilang, kera, maug-Correctness, accuracy. Kabdnaran, kabatulan.era, chachah, parmaniii.Count, to reckon, to esteem. Kera, maugera,Correlative. Timbangan, balasau.era, kerakan.Coi'respond, to suit. Patut, barpatut, Count, reckoning. Itungau, bilangan,mamatut.hasAh.Corridor, gallery. Batur, baran-da, burand-a,Count, estimation. Parkeriian.maraud'a.Countable, that may be numbered. Tar-Corroborate (to). Taguhkan, maiiagulikan,parmanai.sungguhkan, maSungguhkau, ma-Countenance, face, features. Muka.nungguhi.Corroboi-ation. Tasdid.Countenance, mien, air. Ayar-muka, rupa,diirja, wajah.Corrode (to). Makan.Coimtenance, support. Lindungan, muka,Cori-ugate, to wrinkle. Kratutkau, kriitkan.kurniya, karuniya.Countenance, to support. Ktu-uniyakan,Corrugated, wrinkled. Kratut, krut. kurniyakan.Corrupt, to spoil. Lingkab, malingkab, Covmter, contrary. Balik, lawan.rusak, marusak, rayali,marayah,banasa, Counterbalance (to). Timbal, mauimbal,mambanasa, bdnasakan.timbang, manimbang.Corrupt, to dei^rave. Bauasakan, mambanasakau.Counterbalance, counterpoise. Timbalan,timbangan.Corrupt, putrid. Anchor, afiir.Counterfeit, forged. Lanchung.Corrupt, vicious. Jaat, bangkeng, nakal. Counterfeit, to feign. Pora-pora, purapura.Corruption, wickedness. Kajaatan.Corsair, pirate. Pambajau, pambaju, parompah,Counterfeit, feigned. Samar, pura-jjura.bajag, johor.Countermand, to prohibit. Lai-angkan,Coruscation, flash. Kilat.malarangkan.Cosmetic. Bad'ak, burat, pupur, boreh. Counterpane, coverlet. Amparan, kaniul.Cost, price. Arga, raga, ximat.Counterpoise (a), Timbalan, timbangan.Cost, charge, expence. Balanja.Country, region. Tauah, banuwa, nagara,Costiveness. Raj an, prut-kras.nagari, nagri, bumi.Costly, expensive. Miial, larang.Country, not the town. D'usun, jaad'nsunan,Costly, precious. Endah.desa, padesan.Cot, couch. Kat'il, gata, kata, garai, grai, Country (interior of). Ulu.pataraua, patrana.Country (seaboard of). Ilir, pasisir.Cottage. Taratak, tatainib, tatarup. Countryman, rustic. Orang-d'usun, oraugdesa.Cotton. Kapas, Aru^iin.Cotton (silk). Kapuk.Countryman, cultivator. Juruh-sawah.Cotton cloth. Kayin.Coujale, brace. Siiigu, sagu, sapasang,Couch (a ). Garai, grai, pataraua, patrana,kat'il, gata, kata.Couch, layer, bed. Susuu.Couch, to cower, to squat. Jungkang, trum,tarum, rangguug, maranggung.Couch (to cause to). Trumkau.Cough. Batuk.Cough (to). iJutuk, barbatuk.Cough, to expectorate. Griyak.Could. Bulih, dapat.Council, assembly for deliberation. I'ambacharixan,majlas.Council, act of deliberation. Bachara,masawilrat.Counsel, advice.Ajaran, pangajarau, naai/iat,miwlii/iat.Counsel, to advise. Ajar, ajari, ajarkan,niangajarki'ui, nasi/tatkan.sarakit, sarangkap.Couple, to join. Marakit, mamasaug,marangkap.Courage. Barani, brani, kabrani'an, parkasa,prakasa.Com-ageous. Barani, brani, barati.Courier. Achiuig, gaud'ek, kongkonau,duta, k-Asid.Course, way, route. Jalau, parjalanan,margi.Course, direction. Arab, tuju.Course, manner of proceeding. Laku,kalakiian, jalau.Course of the sun, &c. Paridaran.Course (race). Palarian.Course of viands. Idangan.Courses, catantcnia. Bulan, chamarkayiu,hayiil.

COU—CRA [41] CRA—CRECourt, palace. Maligai, dalam. awang,uwang, wang, astana.Court, open space before a house. Latar,palataran, plataran, alaman.Court, before a palace. Alun-alun.Court, hall of justice. Balai-bachara,balai-rung.Courteous, polite, civil. Supau, bSstari,sautun, adab, bftrad'ab.Courtesy. Supan, bahasa, adab.Courtezan. Sundal, lont'e.Cousin. Sudara-sapupu, inisan.Cousin.ship, collateral relationship. Pupu,pupiian, supupu, sapupiiau, misan,misanan.Cove, small bay. Taluk.Covenant, agi-eement. Janji, janjian, parjanjian,ubungan.Covenant, to bargain. Barjanji, manjanji.Cover (to). Tud-\ing, manudamg, tudamgkau,manud'ungkiln, tutup, nianutup,tutupi, manutupi, tutupkin,manutupkan.Cover (a). Tudting, tud'ungan, p^nud'ung,tutup, tutupan, pdnutup.Crackle, to decrepitate. Lfttub, latup,malatub.Cradle (a). Ayun-ayunan, yun-yunan,pangaj'un.Craft, trade. Tukangan.Craft, skill. Paud-ean, kapand'ean.Craft, fi-aud, cunning, Tipu, polah, ujat,reka, daya, padaya, hanar, ma«la/iat.Craftsman, artificer. Tukang, pand'ai,pand"e.Crafty, cunning. Tipu, bartipu, polab,ujat, i-eka, bardaya.Cram, to stuff. Mambakat, b^katkan.Cram, to thrust in. Kilik, mangilik.Cramp, spasm. S^nak.Cramp, to confine. Sasakkan.Ci-amped, confined. Sasak.Crane (the bird). Jinjang.Crane (the engine). Putaran.Cranium, .skull. Tangkora.Cranium (human). Tampumng.Crank, top-heavy. Uling.Crannj', chink. Chalah, lakah.Crash (to). GamSrenchang, bargamarer.-chang.Covering, envelope. Ulas, sarimg.Crash. Gamarenchaug.Covering, spread out. Amparan.Craunch, to scranch. Karot, mangarot.Coverlet. Salimut, kamul.Crave, to entreat. Minta, maminta, pinta.Covert, shelter. Linduugan, nawung, Crave, to desire unreasonably. Idam,tad'uh.mangidam.Covert, sheltered. Barlindung, barnawung,Craven, coward. Panakut.tad-uh, bartad'uh.Craving, unreasonable desire. Idam.Covertly, secretly. S^mbuiii, barsambuniluki.Craw, crop of a bird. Tamuluk, tambxi-Covet (to). Ingin, baringin, mangingin. Ci-awfish. Udang-karang.Covetous, desirous. Ingin, baringin. Crawl, to creep as a worm or insect.Covetous, avaricious. Kikir, chalichi, aloba,loba, murka.Lata, malata.Crazy, infirm. Lapuk.Covetousness, avarice. Kikiran, aloba, Crazy, of weak intellect. Gila, blilu, sarsar.loba, murka.Covey, flock. Kawan, sakawan.Cream. Krlpala-susu, lalangit-susu.Cow (a). Lambu-batina, sapi-batina. Ci-ease, fold. Lipat, parlipatan.Cow-herd. Gabala-sapi.Crease, wrinkle. Kiiit, kratut.Cow-house. Rumah-sapi.Create, to cause to exist. Adakan, m^ngadakan,Cow-pen. Kand'ang-sapi.jadikan, manjadikan.Coward, poltroon. Panakut.Create, to produce. Jadikan, manjadikan,Cowardice. Panakutan.parbuwatkan.Cowardly. Bartakutau.Create, to beget. Jadikan, manjadikan.Cower, to squat. Tarum, trum, ranggung, Created, begotten. Tarjadi.maranggung.Creation, production. Kajadian jasa,Cowry-.shell. Beya.yasa, parbuwatan, xalkat.Coxcomb, fop. Antim.Creation, the world. Buwana, jagad, jagat.Coscomical. Changgeh, lewat, soleh. Creator (the). XalaX*.Coy, modest. Main, barmalu.Creatm-e, animal. Banatang, Aewan.Coyness. Malu, maliian, malu-maliian. Credence, belief. Parchaya, parchayaan,Cozen, to cheat. Tipu, manipu, daya, kaparchayjian.mandaya.Credit, to believe. Parchaya, parchayakdn.Crab, cancer. Kdtam, kapiting.Crabbed, peevish. Sarbasalah.Credit, to ti-ust, to confide in. Andal,Crack, fissure. Chalah, lakah, ratak, mangandal, andalkan, parchaj'a, jiarchayakan,rangat.arap, mangarap, arapkan.Cracked, flawed. Ratak, barchalah, barlakah,Credit, to give a credit commercially.barangat.Utangkan,mangutangkan.

CRE-CRO [42] CRO— CROCredits, out-standing debts. Fiutang.Creek, a cove. Taluk.Creep, to crawl as a worm or insect.Lata, malata.Creep, to gi-ow as a creeping plant. Sulur,maiiului'.Creeper, creeping plant. Sulur, sulursuluran.Crook, to bend into a hook. Manggayit,susuhkan.Crooked, bent, not straight. Beiigkok,lengkok, menggok.Crooked, wry, distorted. Erot.Crooked, winding. Kelo-kelo.Crop, craw of a bird. Tamuluk, tambuluki,tamuluki.Crop, harvest of rice. Pangataman.Crop, to cut off. Krat, karat, maugrat,mangarat, kratkan, mangaratkan, potong,mamotong, potongkau, mamotongkan,rampung, mai-ampung, rampungkdn,tatas, nianatas, gantas, niangantis.Crop, to reap corn by nipjiiug off theCropped,shornof hair or foliage. Tukung.Cross, transverse. Lentang, malang, ampang,sangkang.Cross, unfortunate, imlucky. Malang,lentang,Cross, perverse. K^pasti.Cross, peevish. Sai'basalah.Cross, contrary. Malang.Cross, athwart. Lentang, malang, sang-Creese, dagger. Karis, kris, kres.Creole. Pai-anakan, parnakan, pranakan. kang, ampang.Crepitxis ventris. Kautut.Cross over, across with water intervening.Crepuscule, twilight. Kabur.Sabrang.Crepuscule, morning. Dini-ari.Cross, to be across. Lentang, m&lentang,Crescent moon. Bulan-timbul.marentang, mrentang.Crest, tuft on the head of a bird. Jambul. Cross, to move athwart. Lentang, malentang,Crested, having a tuft. Barjambul.marentang, malang, mamalaug.Crest-fallen, dejected. Sayub, sajnip, Cross water (to). Maiaabrang.bachul.Cross, to thwart. Lentangkan, malentangkan.Crevice, chink. Chalah, lakah, ratah.Crew, company of a ship. Anak-prau. Cross, to coimteract. Lawan, malawan,Crib, manger.lawankan, mdlawank^n.Iri.Cricket, grcdlus. Changkrek, chingkaret, Cross, to contravene. Lentangkan, malentangkan,chingkrek.Crier (public). Partand'a.laliii, malaliii.Cross, a gibbet in form of a cross. Pantang,Crime, offence. Salah, luput, dosa.salib.Criminal. Salah, barsalah, bardosa. Cross-bar. Sangkang, s8,kat.Crimmate, to accuse. Tud"uh, manud'uh,tukas, manukas.Crossed, placed crossways.talentang.Tarlentang,Criminate, to charge with crime. Salahi, Cross-gi-aiued, perverse. Kapasti.salahkan.Cross road, path. Simpangan.Crimple, to corrugate. Krut, kartut. Cross-way, crossing of two roads. Simpangan.Crimson. Ungu, ^-armazi.Cripple, lame. Impok, enchok, pincliang, Crouch, to cower, to squat. Jungkang,timpang, lampuh.trum, tftrum, ranggung, mranggung.Cris, dagger. Kris, karis, kres.Crow, corvus. Gagak, d'and'an, bdlar.Cris-maker. Tukang-kris, pand'ai-kris. Crow (cock's). Kukuk, kluruk, kaluruk,Cris-scabbard. Saruug-kris.karuwiyak.Crisp, brittle. Gatas, lapuh, rapuh, raiiah. Crow (to). Kuku, barkuku, kluruk,Crocodile. BUaya, buwaya.kaluruk, bdrkluruk, karuwiyak, b.lrkaruwiyak.Crook, hook. Gayit, panggayit, kayit,Crowd, a multitude. Parimpunan, oranbaiiak.Crowd, throng. Kasasakan.Crowd, swarm. Krubung, krubungan.Crowd, to fill with a multitude. Tumpatkan,manumpatk.ln.Crowd, to press close together. Sasakkan,mitiiasakkan.Crowd round, to swarm round. Krubung,mangi-ubung.Crowded, filled with people. Tumpat.Crowded, pressed for room. Sdsak, bar-Crowded, filled to repletion. Panuh-sasak.Crown, diadem. Topoug, makut'a, tnjii.Crown, garland. Suuting, kalok.Crowu, top, summit. Pochak, puchak,cars. Katam, mangatam.puchuk, kiimuchak, marchu.Crop the hair of the head (to). Ragas, Crown of the head. Uban-uban, ubuuubun.m^rfigas.Crop, to reap, to gather. Pungut, mamamungat,Crown of a tree. Pardu.pat'ek, luaniafek, gantas. Crown, to raise to royalt}-. Marajakan,mdngantas, lali.nayikkan -raj a, inanayikkan -raja.

CRO—CUD [43] CUF—CURCrowsfoot, caltrop. Suda, sungga, borang. Cuff, a box. Gochok, tinju.Crucial. Lentang, malang.Cuff (to). Manggochok, maninju.Cracify, to .stretch on a cross. Pantang, Cuff of a sleeve. Langan-baju.saUbkan.Cull, to select. Pilih, mamilih.Cnide, raw. uncooked. Mautah.Cull, to pick, to gather. Pungut, mamungut,Crude, unripe. Mantab.pat'ek, mamat'ek.Cruel, bloody, mischievous. Galak, buwas, Culpable, criminal. Barsalah, bdrdosa.bangis.Cruise, to rove the sea for war or plunder.Cultivate, tomananam.till the ground. Tauam,Payar.Cultivation, tillage. Tankman.Cnimb, a fragment. Rapuh, sarapih. Cultivation (productions of). Tanaman,Crumble, to fall into small pieces. Rapuh, tauam-tanaman.marapuh.Cultivator, tiller of the soil. Orang-tanaman,Crumbling, brittle. Gdtas, lapuh, rapuh,juru-sawah.ranah.Crumbs, fragments of a meal. Raimah,Culverine.Cumbent.Rantaka.Baring, barbaring, tarbaring.raimas, rimah.Cumber, to emban-ass. Sukarkan, maiiukarkan,Crumple, to shi-ink up. Kratut, kmt.susalikan, manusahkan.Ci'up, buttocks. Punggung.Cumin, cuminus. Jintan.Crush, to squeeze. Tampukan, apitkau. Cumulate, to heap together. Impun,Crush down, to press do\vn. Tind'askan. mangimpun, impunkan, mangimpunkan,Cnish, to overwhelm, to route. Puchahkan,kumpul, mangumpul, kumpulkan,mamachahkan.mangumpulkan.Crush, collision. Antuk.Cumulation. Impunan, parimpunan.Ci-ushed, squeezed. Tilmpu, apit.Cunning, skilful. Bisa, panrfai, pancZe.Ci-ushed, pressed down.Cunning, deceitful. Daya, bardaya, tipu,Tind'a.-).Ci-ushed, smashed. Anchur.bartipu, polah, reka, tingkah, vijat.Crushed, broken, routed. Pachah. Cunning, art, skill. Bisa, bisiian, pand'ai,Crust, coat, tegument, Kulit.kapand'ean.Ci-ust, incmstation. Kdrak, krak.Cunning, artifice, deceit. Daya, upaya,Ci-utch (a). Tongkat.polah, reka, ujat, hanar, akal.tij^u,Cry, to speak aloud. S4ni, mdnam. Cup, bowl. Mangkok, changkir, chawan,Cry to, to call aloud to. SArukan, barsarukan,irung, batil, bokor, sangku, piyala.mailarukan.Cup (porcelain). Pinggang.Cry, to make public. Sitru, mafiaru. Cupidity, inordinate desh-e. Kikiran,Cry, to wail. Ratap, mtlratap, tangis, aloba, loba, murka.manangis.Cupola, dome. Tongkop, i-abah, i-abat.Cry, to weep. Tangis, manangis.Anjing.Ciu'.Cry out, to exclaim. Tariyak, bartariyak. Curb, to guide a horse. Pachu, mamachvi.Ci-y, to complain. Tariyak, bai-tariyak.Cry, to scream. Tampik, manampik, arib, Curb, to restrain, to check. Pantang,mangarib, bakeh, makeh, mamakehkan,pantaugk&n, chagah, mailagah, chagah-arip,mauagahkan, tagah, managah,Cry, to squall as an infant. Tangis, tagahkan, managahkan, tiiani, maniiani.mananis.Curb, restraint. Chagah, pauagah, tagah,Cry, lamentation. Ratap, tangis, tangisan.Ciy, shriek, scream. Tampik, surak,laakeh, makeh.Cry, proclamation. Saru, warwar.Cry, voice, utterance. Buni, suwara,swara.Ciy, clamour, outcry. Gampar, gampita,gagah, gamuruh.Crystal. Habliir, balur.Cuheh,ptpercubeba. Lada-barekor, kamukus,timukus.Cubit, from the elbow to the end of themiddle finger. Asta.Cubit, from the elbow to the wrist joint.Tulang.Cucimiber. Antimun, timun, katimun.Cud (to chew the). Mangugu.Cudgel. Palu.panagah, pantang.Curbed, restrained. Pantang, chagah,tagah.Curd, coagulated milk. Dadeb, ladeh,bakai-.Curdle, to coagulate. Bai'baku.Cure, to heal. Samboh, manamboh, sambohkan,maJi^mbokan.Cure, remedy. Panawar, ubat, jampi.Cured, restored to health. Samboh, bayik.Cm'iosity, rarity. Pdrendahan.Curious, rare. Endah, endah-eudah.Curious, pi-jTng. Kalanggara.Curl, ringlet. Ikal, igal.Curl, to fall into xduglets. Ikal, mftngikal,igal, mangigal.Curl, to make into linglets. Ikalk^u,mangikalkan, igalk^u, mangigalkan.

Cun-oncy, money.OUR—CYC [44]Uwang, wang, wangpichis.Current, passing fi-om one hand to another.Laku, bS,rlaku.Curx-ent, course. Laku, jalan, margi.Current, running stream. Arus.Curry, to rub a horse. Karok, krok,mangarok, garu, mangai'u.Cm-ry, to dress leathei\ Samak.Curry, stew. Gulai.Cm-ry-comb. Karok, krok.Curse, malediction. Sumpah, parsumpahan,sarapa, kutok, supata, malapastaka,malapustaka, nastapa, lanat.Curse, to imprecate. Sumpah, mauumpah,kutok, mangutok.Curse, to execrate, to devote. Sumpahkd,n,mauumpahkan, sumpahi, maiinumpahi,kutoki.Cursed, blasted by a curse. Tarsumpah.Curtail, to shorten. Pend-ekan, mftmend'ekan.Curtain, veil. Kalambu, klambu, tirai,Cylindrical. Bulat.Cymbals. ChS,rachap.Cypress. Sarwu.Dabble, to daub, to smear. Chalit,choroug, lulut.Dafif, to toss aside. Buwang, mAmbuwang.Dagger. Kris, karis, kres, d'uwuug, churiga,xanjar.Daily, every day. Tiyap-ari, siiari-ari,sadina-dina.Daily, often. Kdrab, krab, kar^p, krap,saring, sring, siiari-ari.Dainty, delicious. Sildfi-p, namat, lasat.Dainty, squeamish. Panching.Dainty, neat, elegant. Chautik, charmat.Dale, vale. Lambah, lambang, lumbak,awang, wang.Dalliance, fondling. Chumba, sanda,gurau, balai, chandak.Dally, to fondle. Chumba, ba,rchumba,sanda, barsanda, gurau, bargurau, chan-tabir.Curve, to bend, to crook. Bengkokk&n, dak, barchanda.mttmbengkokkan, lengkokkan, mcllengkokkAn,Dam, mother. Ama, dmak, ibu.langkungkan, maMngkungkan, Dam, mole. Pamataiig, bdndungau, tam-bantokkan, mambantokkan.bak, b;1ndung.Curve, a bend. Bantok, bengkok. Dam (to). Bandung, bandungkan.Curved, bent. Bengkok, lengkok, langkung,Damage, mischief, hurt. Rugi, karugian,bantok.lingkap, lata.Cushion, pillow. Bantal, saraga.Damage, loss. Rugi, karugian.Custard aj^ple. Buwah-nona, uona, sarikaya,Damage, to harm. Marugikau.srikaya.Damage, to spoil, to injure. Latakau,Custody. Kapinjaraan, kurungan.lingkabkan, rusakkan.Custody, charge. Tanggungan, pagangan. Damaged, spoilt. Lata, lingkab, rusak.Custom, fashion. Lambaga, chara, aadat. Damascus. Damas"k.Customs duty. Chukiii, chuke, beya, Damask, the water-mark on a weaponsambutan.blade. Pamor.Custom-house. Pabeyan.Dame, lady. Bok, inchi, nai, nona.Customary, usual. Sadiya, sadakala, sadiyakala.Damn, to curse. Kutoki, mElngutoki,sumpahi, manumpahi.Cut (to). Krat, mangi-at, potong, mamotong,Damp, moist. Ombal, langas.tatas, manatas.Damp, fog. Kabut.Cut, to smite with a sword. Rambas, Damsel, youug lady. Nona.marambas.Damsel, wench. Budak.Cut horizontally (to). RApang, mdrapang.Dance (to). Tari, manari, tand'ak, m4-nand-ak, joged, joget.Cut, to polish gems. Sitrdi, miiuardi. Dancer (public). Pdnari, bad'iiwau, tand'ak,Cut ofif (to). Rampung, marampung.pMikir, joged, panjoged.Cut down or fell forest trees (to). Tdbang, Dancing. Tari, panai'iau, tand'ak, joged.manabang.Dandle, to fondle. Timang, m4nimang,Cut down underwood (to). Tabas, mt,- idik.Dandruff, scurf on the skin. Daki, kkltuiumur.n

DAR—DEA [45] DEA—DECDare (to). Barani, braui.Daring, bold. Barani, brani.Daringness. Brani, kabramau.Dark, not light. Galai), kalam.Dark, gloomy. Muram, suram.Dark (pitch). Galajj-gulita.Dark, abstruse, not perspicuous. Galap.Dark, gloomy, murky. Ramang, mm-am,suram, mandung.Dark, misty. Kalam-kabut.Darken, to make dark. Galapkan, kalamkan.Darkness. Galaji, kagalapan, k^lam.Darkness, gloom. Ramang, mui-am, suiam,mandung.Darkness (utter). Galap-gulita.Darling. Buwah-ati, biji-ati, tangkai-ati,kulup, kvdub.Darn (to). Sulam, manulam.Darning. Sulam, pauulam.Dart, to throw out. Lempar, malempar,lotar, malotar.Dart, bolt. Anak-panah.Dash, to sti-ike against. Banting.Dash to the ground (to). Ampas, dmpaskdn.Dash, to flash a.5 water. Manchur.Dastard. Panakut.Date, epoch. Masa, chandra, sangkala,tarix.Date fruit. Xurma.Datura, the thorn-apple. Kachubung.Daub, to smear. Labur, chalit, chorong.m-ap, mangui-ap, lulut, malulut, lumas,malumas.Daughter. Anak-parampiian.Daughter (royal). Putri.Daimt, to frighten. Gtatarkan, mangatarkan,takuti, manakuti, takutkan.Dauntless. Bahara^David. Dawad.Dawn, daybreak Charah, dini-ari, subuA,fajar.Day, from sunrise to simrise. Ari, dina,jTim.Day, from sunrise to sunset. Ari-siyang.Day, particiilar or certain day. Saari.Day, first of the month. Siiari.Day, not night. Ari-siyang.Day and night, at all times. Malamsiyang.Daybreak, dawn. Charah, dini-ai'i.Day of judgment. Ari-Hamat.Dazzle (to). Gilang, gamilang, gamdrlap,silo, silokfln.DazzUng, act of dazzling. Gtamarlapan,silo.Dead, deprived of life. Mati, Hang, mangkat,mampus.Dead, numb, without sensation. Mati.Dead, withered. Mati.Dead, spent, having its power exhausted.Mati.Dead body. Bangkai, bangke, mayat.Deadly, dead-like. Kamati-mafian.Deaf, hard of hearing. Tuli.Deaf (stoue). Pakak.Deafen (to). Tidikan, manulikan.Deafness. Tuli, katulian, pakak.Deal, a quantity. Baiiak.Deal, to distribute. Bahagai, bahage,milmbahage.Deal, to traffic. Barniaga, bArdagang.Dear, beloved. Barkasih, tarkasih.Dear, darling. Buwah-ati, tangkai-ati,biji-ati, chaya-mata, kulub, kulup.Dear, costly. Miial, aziz.Dear, scarce. Larang, jarang.Dearness, scarcity. Kakoraugan.Death. Mati, kamafian, wafat, mawat.Debar, to exclude. Mangluwarkan.Debar, to hinder. Larang, malarangkan,cbilgahkan, saugkak, sangkakkau.Debark, to disembark. Nayik-d'arat,tui-un-prau.Debase, to degrade. Inakan, manginakan.Debate, to dispute. Ganggang, barganggang,bantah, barbantah, mambantah,tukar, manukar.Debate, a dispute. Ganggang, bantah,parbantahan, tukai'an.Debauch, to cornapt. Banasa, bana.sakan,rusak, rusakkan.Debauch, to deflower. Rugul, milrugul.Debauchee, libertine. Risau, parlente.Debilitated. Lamah, lamah-lambut.Debility. Lamah, kalamahan.Debonnaii', civil, well-bred. Supan, barbahasa,bastari.Debt. Utang.Debt (outstanding). Fiutang.Debt, indebted. Barutang.Debtor. Orang-barutang.Debtor, one serving in liquidation of adebt. Iringan.Decade, ten. Puluh, sapuluh.Decalogue. Dah-kamah.Decamp, to move ofi". Baraugkat.Decant, to pom- out. Tuwaug, manuwang.Decapitate, to behead. Tand'as, manandas.Decay, to decline. Surud, surut.Decayed, worn out. Anchur, buruh.Decayed, rotted. Raput, busuk.Decease, departure from life. Mangkat,marAum.Deceit, fraud, stratagem. Daya, tipu,polah, reka, ujat, samu, putaran, hanar,akal.Deceitful, fraudulent. Pongah, putar,manafai-.Deceive, to delude. Tipu, manipu, tipukan,manipukan, dayakan, mandayakan,bardayakau, samukan.

DEC—DEE [46] DEE—DEFDeceive, to blind, to hoodwink. Barbutakan,Deepen, to make deep. Mandalamk&u,mambutakAn.bilrdaldmkdn.Deceiver. Pilniiju, padaya.Deepness, profundity. Dalfim.Decent, fit, becoming. Patut.Deer, cervus rusa. Rusa, miinjaugan.Deception, clieat. Tipu, chidi-a.Deer, cervus vianfjac. Kijang.Deception, illusion. Maya.Deer, moschus vieminna. Palandok.Decide, to determine. Putus, mdmutus, Deer, moschus Javanicus. Napuh.putuskan, mamutuskan, rampung, i-amjjungkan.Deer, moschus kanchil. Kauchil.Deer (spotted), cervus axis. ManjanganDecision, determination. Putusau, kapu-tutul.Deer (hog), habirusa alfurus. Babii-usa.Dees.s, a goddess. Dewi.Deface, to destroy. Rusak, mdrusak,banasa, mamb&nasa, bauasakan.Deface, to raze. KS,rik, kikis, ampus,mangampus.Defamation, calumny. Ompat, gompat,chalachula, fatnah.Defame, to calumniate. Mangompat,manchalakan.tiisan, salt.Deck, to adorn. lyasi, mangiyasi.Deck of a ship. Birai.Deck of a ship (quarter). Kimbulan.Declaration, affirmation. Sabut, sftbutan.Declare, to affirm. Sab_ut, maiiAbut.Declare, to pviblish. Natakan, m^natakiln,malelehkau.Decline, to slope. Mii-in, chondong.Decline, to sink. Turun, mdnurun, j atuh,manjatuh, surud, surut, m^uurud.Decline, to turn off from a course. Simpang,maiiimpang.Decline, to refuse. Sangkal, manangkal.Decorate, to adorn. lyasi, mangiyasi.Decoration, embellishment. Pariyasan.Decorous, decent, suitable. Patut.Decorticate, to peel. Tanggal, tanggalkan,mananggalkan, kupas, maogupas,kalupaS, mangalupas.Decoy, to entrap. Pikat, mamikat.Decoy (a). Pikat, kala.Decoy elephant. Cuwak.Decrease, to gi-ow less. Mangurang, turun,m^nurun, jatuh, manjatuh, surud,faal.Deed, written formal instrument.Janjian,parjanjiaii, /luwal.Deem, t(j judge, to think. Kera, mdiigera,angHn-angan, angka, sangka, fakar,pikir.Deep, profound. Dalam.Deep, very deep, fathomless. Tuber.Dcei>, dai'k-colourod. Tuwah.Defame, to dishonour. Mamaliii.Default, fault, crime. Salah, dosa.Default, failure. Luput.Default, defect, want. Tiwas.Defeat, overthrow. Alah, kalah, tiwas.Defeat, to overthrow. Alahkan, mS,ugalahkan,pilchahkixn, mamachahkan.Defeat, to frustrate. Manadakan, salahkan,maiialakan.Defeated, worsted, beaten. Alah, kalah,tiwa.s, pdchah.Defeated, routed. Pachah-balah.Defect, want. Tiwas.Defect, failing. Luput.Defect, error. Salah.SlU'Ut.Decrease. Kajatuhan.Defect, natural. Chachad, kachilliian,Decree, edict. Titah, prentali, parentah, tempang, chala.und'ang-und'ang, silbda.Defective. Kurang.Decree, sentence, judgment. Putusan, Defence, protection. Lindungan, tad'uhan,Aukum.suwaka.Decree, to ordain. Sabda, maiiAbda, titah, Defend, to shelter. Lindung, malindung,manitah, und'aug, m.lgund'aug.linduugkan, mrUindungkau, milna^vung,Decrepitate, to crackle. Latub, latup, nawungi, tad'uhkan, langkari.malatup.Defender, protector, patron. Bandara.Decry, to censure. Upat, mangupat, Defer, to put off. Tanggoh, bartauggoh.salahkan, m.liialahkan, pdi'salahkau. tanggohkdn, bartanggokan.Dedicate, to devote. Parsambahkan. Deference, respect. Bakti.Deduct, to subtract. Tolak, tulak, Defiance, challenge. Tantang.manolak, chabut, m.liiabut, manchabut,Deficiency. Kakoranggan.buwaug, mambuwang.Deficient, defective. Korang.Deduction. KatolakUan, chabutan.Defile, to make foul. KotorkAn, chumai--Deed, action, performance. Buwatan, kan, chamarkan.piirbuwatan, laku, karja, pdkarjaan,Defile, to pollute. Cham^^ri, mdnchamari,chamdrkan, manchumjlrkan, najTskan.Defile, narrow pass. Jm-ang.Defilement, pollution. Kachamilran, kachumaran.__Define, to explain. Natakan, m;lnatakan.Define, to determine. Putus, mamutus,putuskdu, manutuskan.Definite, exact. Tantu.

Deflect, to turn aside.DEF—DEL [47 jDEL—DEMSimpangkan, ma-Deflower, to ravish. Rugul, marugul,mangrasi, gagahi, manggagahi, x'usak,mamsak, rusakkan.Deformity, ugliness. Uduh.Deformity, blemish. Chachad, chalah.Deformity of a limb. Chapai, chape.Defraud, to cheat. Tipu, manipu, tipukan,mangechu.Defrauder, cheat. Tipu, pdnipu.Defray, to pay. Bayar, mdmbayar.Defrayment. Bayaran, pambayaran, pambayar.Deft, neat, handsome. Chantik, charmat.Deftmct. Mati, mangkat, ilang.Defy, to challenge. Tantang, manantang.Defy, to treat with contempt. Chucha,manchucha, m^uchuchakiln.Deglutition. Talan, parlan.Degrade, to lower. Balakangi, mamba-Degi'ade, to disgi'ace. Mangiuakan, uastakan.Degrade, to remove from office. Chabut,manchabut, pachat, mamachat, pochot,mamochot.Degree, rank, quality. Pangkat, marta-.sad'ixpau.DeUcacy, a dainty. Namat.Dehcate, nice, plea-sing to the taste. Sadap.Delicate, fine, not coaree. Alus.Delicate, soft, effeminate. Lamah, lambut,lamah-lambut.Delicate, dainty, pretty. Chantik, charmat,parmai, molek.Delicate, slim. Ramping.Delicate, thin, slight. Tipis, nipis.Delicious. Sad-ap, enak, ainak, lazat.Delight, joy. Rawan, gamar, kagamaran,suka, kasukiian, suka-ati, sukachita,^at.Delight (to have). Barawan, marawan,sad'ap, manad'ap.Delight, to gladden. Rawankan, marawankan,siikakan, mafiukakan.Delighted, pleased. Gamar, suka, sukachita,suka-ati.Delightful. Sad'ap, ramih.Delineate, to design. Ranchanakan, gambar,bargambar.Delineate, to draw, to paint. Tulis, mhnulis,gambar, bargambar.Delineation, draught, sketch.Ranchana,pat'a.Delineation, picture. Gambar, tulisan.Delineator, painter. Tukang-gambar.Delinquent, a criminal. Sakitan.Delh'ious (to be). Mamiii, mangigau.Deliver, to release. Lapaskan, maldpaskau,luputkan, maluputkan.Deliver over, to put in one's hands. Taruh,manaruh, manampaikan.Deliver up, to surrender. Sarah, srah,bat.Deity (the). Tuhan, allah.Deity, a Hindu god. Dewa, dewata,bat'ara.Dejected, melancholy. Sayub, sayup.maiiarah, sarahkan, maiiarahkan.Deliverance, freeing from captivity. T&-Dejected, disheartened. Bachul.bus, tabusan.Delay, to defer, to put off. Lambatk^n, Delivery, surrender. Panarah.malambatkan, parlambatkan.Delivery, utterance. Uchap, pauguchap.Delay, to stay, to linger. Tangguh, bartangguh.Delivery, child-birth. Paranakan.Dell, valley. Churang, jui-ang.Delay, deferring. Lambat, lambatan, Delude, to beguile. Tipu, manipu, tipukan,parlambatan.manipukan, dayak§,n, mandayak^n,Delay, stay. Tangguhan, partangguhan. bardayakan.Delaying, dallying. Barlambatan.Deluge. Bah, bana, banjir.Delectable, pleasant. Sad'ap, ramih, lasat. Deluge, to flood. Banjir, mamanjir,Delegate, to send on an embassy. Mangutus,mambanjir.utuskfln, maugutuskitn.Delegate, to send away. Suruh, manuruh,Delusion, cheat.Delusion, illusion.Tipu, daya, padaya.Samar, maya, xial.antar, mangantar, antarkan.Delve, to dig. Changkul, mauangkul,Delegate, to entrust to anotlier. Sulur, pachul, mamachul.maiiulur, wa^lkan.Demand, to claim. Timtut, manuntut.Delegate, deputy. Sulur, patiii, papatih, Demand a debt (to). Tagi, mS,nagi.wa/dl.Demand, to question. Tana, manaiiia,Delibci-ate, to think. Timbang, manimbang,taniii, taiiakan, ngapa, ngapakan.bachara, mambdchara.Demand, to ask for. Pinta, minta, mri-Deliberately, slowly. Parljian.minta.Deliberation, thinking. Timbangan. Demand, claim. Timtut.Deliberation, consultation. Bachara, pambachariian,nias'awiirat.Demand of a debt.Demand, question.Tagi, tagian.Taiia, partaiiiiau.Delicacy, daintiness to the taste. Sad'ap, Demand, request. Pinta, minta, parmintiian.Demarcation. Watas, batas.Demean, to behave.Laku, barlaku, malaku.

DEM-DEP [48] DEP—DESDemeanour. Laku, lakiian, kalakiiaii,ulah, polcin, pakarti, prakriti.Demise, death, Mati, mangkat, mampus,ilaug.Demolish, to throw down. Rombah,rombakkan, nibuhkan, mainibuhkau.Demolish, to destroy. Banasa, banasakan,milmbilnasakan, rusak, rusakkan, marusakkdn,laburkan, mdlaburkan.Demolition, destruction. Pambanasaan,pArbauasiian, rusakan.Demon, evil spirit, goblin. Antu, buta,d-ewalpaya, ddnawa, gdrgasi, banaspati,k.lmamang, ddrguwa, wewe, sunfiana,detya, raksasa, jm.Dense, close, compact. Rapat.Dense, thick, frequent. Labat.Dent, cavity fi-om pressure. Bakam.Dented, notched. Sumbing.Denude, to strip. Tanggal, mananggal,tanggalkan, m^nanggalkan, kupas,milugupas, kupaskan, mangupaskan,kalupas, milngalupas, kalupaskan, mrlngalupaskan.Deny, to contradict. Manadakan.Deny, to refuse, not to assent.Auggan,laliii, malaliii.Deny, to disavow. Sangkal, manangkal,mungkir, mukir.Depart, to go away. PArgi, mfi,ngkat,barangkat, tinggalkan.Depart, to quit, to leave. Tinggalkan,maniuggalkan, lapaskftn, malai)askan.Depart, to die. Mati, mangkat, ilang. Derham. Dai-ham.Department, district of a country. Jajahan.Deride, to mock. Gurauk^n, m^nggurauDeparture, going away. Paminggal,kan, sindii', mdfiindir, sander, manilnder.mangkat.Derive, to come from. Turun, d'atang,Departure, death. Mati, mangkat.tiba.Depend, to hang from. Gkmtung, mang-Dervis. Darwes'.antung, bargantung, anting, manganting,bawat, gole.Depend, to be in a dependent condition.Mangiring, talfi^-.Dependency, subject, province. Jajahan,dairah, dairat, taliik.Dependent, subject. Bariring, talu/;.Dependent, retainer. Iringan, pangiring,sakai, ponokawan, juwak.Deplore, to lament. Tangiskdn, manangiskiln.Deponent, witness. S'aksi, sfiksi.Depopulate, to lay waste. Banasa, bftnasakan,mambanasakan, rayali, mdrayah,rayahkan, marayahkan.Deportment, conduct. Laku, kalakiian,tingkah, pakarti.Depose, to lay down. Buboh, taruh.mAnaruh.Deposit, to lay up. Taruh, manaruh,pataruhkan.Deposit, pledge, stake. Pataruh, taruhan,chagdr, katimpuhan.Deposit, sediment. Takung.Depreciate, to underrate. Mdmbalakangi.Depredate, to rob, to pillage. Samun,maiiamun, rampas, marampas, rayah,marayah, rabut, mrirabut.Depredation. Samun, rampasan, rayahan,rabutan.Depredator. Pailamun.Depress, to press down. Takan, manakAn.Depress, to humble. Mar.indahkan.Depress, to lower, to sink. Marandahkau,turunkan, manuruukan.Deprive, to hinder. Tagahkan, manftgahkfln.De^jrive, to put out of office. P,chatkan,pochotkan.Depth, profundity. Dalam.Depth (great). Tviber.Deputation, legation. Utusau.Depute (to). Utus, mftngutus, suruhmanuruh,wa/cilkrln.Dejjuty, lieutenant. Patih, pfipatih, jiinang,wakil, xalifah.Deracinate (to). Pochot, mAmochot,bongkar, mambongkar.Derange, to disorder. Gad-uhi, mAuggad"uhi, janggalkan, manjanggalkan.Derangement, disoi-der. Gad'uh, janggalgad'uhan.Descend, to come down. Turun, mftnurvm, tamurun, tumurun.Descend, to arrive at one place fromanother. Turun, mftnurun, d'atang,sampai, tiba, jatuii.Descend, to come down, figurativelyTurun, manurun.Descend, to be derived from. Turuntamurun, tumurun.Descend with the stream or current (to).Ilir, mSngilir.Descend (to cause to).Turunkan, mftnurunkfin.Descendants, posterity. Piyud-piyat, anakchuchu, saturuuan, saturun-turun.Descent, a coming down. Turunan, katuriman.Descent, birth, extraction. Turunandarah, pincher, baka, trah, baugsa, asalDepose, to degrade from office. Pachat, Describe, to represent. Buka, mambuka,mam^ichat, pochot, mfimochot.fiatakan, m^iiatakan.Depose, to bear witness. Mnfiaksi, bars&ksi.Describe, to delineate. Tulis, m.lnulis.Description, delineation. Tulisan,pat'a

DES-DES [49] DES—DEVDescry, to espy. Tintang, maniutang.Desert, wilderness. Guron, balautara,iitau, alas, riiuba.sidai, maiiidai.Desiccate by fire (to). Layor, nifilayor.Design, to intend, to purpose. Andak,sangaja, arali, maugarah, saja, mangaja.Design, to plan, to project. Baugun,mambangun, bangunkan, mambangunkan,gaya, gayakan, nluchanakan.Design, to scheme, to intrigue. Bardaya,reka, bareka.Design, intention. Kaandak, sdngaja, arah,niyat, tildbir, ^-asad, maX-6aid.Design, plan. Bangim, gaya, ranchana.Design, scheme, intrigue. Daya, padaya,reka.Design, pattern. Awan.Designate, to distinguish, to mai-k out.Namiii, m^namiii.Designation, indication. P^rtunjukan.Designation, import. Buui, arti, pang-mAngid'am.Desire, to entreat. Pinta, minta, m.^minta.Desire, wish. Kaandak, sakiiadak, pangarap,kila, chita, ralla.Desire, longing. Ingin, inginan, i-endu,Despair, to be without hope. Lamas,bdrputus-asa.Despatch (to). PasJln, barpasan, suruh,mauuiiih.Desert, solitary. Suiii.Desert, to forsake. Tuniang, manumang. Desperate, furious. Ganta, murka.Desert, to abscond. Lari, malari.Desperate, hopeless. Lamas.Desert, merit. Pahala.Despicable. Ina, chakel, nasta.Deserter, runaway.Despise, to contemn. Manginakan, nastakan.Piilari.Desertion, flight. Palarian, larian.Deserve, to be worthy of. Arus, mangarus,patiit, barpatut, barlayai'.Despoil, to rob.pas, marampas.Samun, mAriamun, ram-Desiccate (to). Kiingkan, mangaringkfiu, Despond, to despair. Lamas, m-llamas.Destiny. Untung, na«ib, ajal, taMir,kalla.Destitute, in want. Tunggul, papa.Destitute, abject. Ina, ina-papa.Destitution, want. Korfi,ngau.Destroy, to ruin. Banasa, mamb^nasa,banasakfln, mambanasakfln, rusak, milrusak,rusakkan, marusakkfln, rombak.marombak, karamkan, mangaramkan,laburkau.Destruction, ruin. Banasiian, pdrbanasaan,karusakan, kakaraman.Detach, to separate, to disengage. Surai,suraikan, sarak, sakan, chai-aikan, maiiaraikan.Detail, to relate. Tutur, manutur, bilang,mambilang, charitakan, mancharitakan.Detail, narrative. Tutur, bilangan, chft-Arti, rati.rita.Designedly, purposely. Ddngan-singaja. Detain, to withhold. Taani, m.lnaani,Designer, plottei\ Pa,nipu.taankan, melniiankan.Desire, to wish. Andak, barAndak, dndaki, Detect, to discover. Buka, mtlmbuka,milngandaki, arap, mangarap, arapi, timbulkan, manimbulkan, dapati, mandapati.m^ngarapi.Desire, to long for, to covet. Ingin, Detected, found out. Kadapatan.mangiugin, baringiu, inginkan, rendu, Deter (to). Manakuti, manakutkan.barendu, dandam, mandandam, id'am, Determination, decision. Putusaii, kaputusan,rampimgan.Determination, end. Kasiidahau, parabisan.Determine, to fix, to settle. Lfttak,maiatak, latakkan, malatakkan, manantu,dandam, id "am, trasub, s'ara/ii.tantukan, mflnantukan.Desire, request. Parmintaan.Determine, to end, to conclude. Abiskftn,Desiring, wishing. Barkaandak.mangabiskAn, sudahkan, mafiudahkan.Desirous, eager. Baringinan, barendu, Determine, to decide. Putuskan, mamutuskfln,bArid'am.I'ampungkan, marampungkan.Determined, resolute. TAtap-ati, t&guh.Desist, to leave off from. B3,r§,nti, bardiyam,Mpas, malapas, mandng.Detest, to hate. BAnchi, mAmbAnchi.Desk (reading). Manbar.Detestation, hati'ed. BAnchi, kabanchiau.Desolate, lone.Detour, way about. Simpangan.Siuii.Desolate, laid waste. Banasa, inisak, Idbur, Detract, to take away. Chabut, mSnchabut,karam.Desolate, to lay waste. Banasakdn, mambanasakdn,tolak, manolak.Detriment, loss. Rugi, kai-ug'ian, mallarat.nisakan, marusakan, karam-Detruncate, to lop. Panchung, niAman-kan, m.lngarilmkan.chung, panggal, mAmanggal, potong,Desolation, laying waste. Pambanasiian. mamotong.parnisakan, kakaramau.Devastate, to lay waste. BAnasakAn, mambanasakan,Despair, hopelessness. Lamas, putusanramkf'iii,rusakkan, mSrusakkau, ka-mSugar.lmkrui.u

Devastation. Pambanasiian, parusakan,kakaramau.Develope, to disentangle. Trangkilu,mdnaraugkau, fiatakan, maiiatakS,n.Deviate, to depart from the right course,to swerve. SimpAng, maueimpan.Deviate, to err. Sdsat, maiiasat, larut,mdlarut, salah, barsalah.Device, contrivance, scheme. Daya, upaya.Devil. S'e^an, ablis.Devious, wandering. Barsdsatan.Devise, to contrive. Bardayakan, mjlndayakan,upayakdn, mangupayakan.Devoid, empty, vacant. Kosong, lam^n,laga.Devoid, without any thing. Ddngantiyada.Devote, to dedicate. Barsambahkan,mafiambahkan, parsdmbahkan.Devotee, religious person. Ajar, labai,zahid.Devotion, adoration. Sambah, sdmbahayang,puji.Devour, to eat up. Makan, makankilu.[50] DIE—DILDier. Tukang-chalup.Diet, food, victuals. Makanan, palabur,sara, masara, bakal, b^kalan, p^rbakalan,raza^•i.Differ, to disagree. BArlayin, malayin,beda, bida, barbeda, salah, barsalah.Difference. Parlayinan, parbedaan.Different. Layin, beda, bida, asing.Differing, disagreeing. Barsalahan.Difficult, hard. Sukclr, payah, duka,mus'kil.Difficult, vexatious. Susah.Sukarkan.Diflficultate (to).Difficulty, trouble. Sukaran, kasukiran,babaran, kasasakan, duka.Difficulty, distress. Susahan, kasusahan,susah-ati, sangsara.Diffidence, distrust. Kurang-parchaya.Diffidence, doiibt. Mamang, s'ak.Diffidence, modesty. Malu, sanunoh.Diffident, doubtful. Mamang.Diffident, modest. Malu, barmalu, sanunoh.Diffuse, to spread, to scatter. Taburkan,manaburkan, amborkdn, m^namborkan.Diffused, spread, scattered. Tabur, bartabur,Ambor, tardmbor.Devour, to consume. Makau.Devour, to swallow up. Talan, manalan.Devout.^ TaH, «bad.Dew. Abun, ambun, bun.Diffused, widely scattered. Ura.Dewlap. Galamber, jumbil.Dig, to delve. Gali, manggali.Dewy. Kiiambunan, barambunan.Dig, to excavate. Gali, manggali.Dexterity, activity. Ch&katan, chapatan. Dig, to bore the ground. Korek, m4ngorek.Dexterity, expertness. Kapand'ean.Dexterous, active, ready. Pantas, chapat, Digest, to arrange. Atur, baratur, m9,ngatur,chakap.ikat, m^ngikat, barjajar, banjar,Dexterous, expert. Pand'ai, jiand'e. mambanjar.Dial bird. Murai.Digest, to concoct in the stomach. Luluh.Diabetes. Salasa.^Diadem, tiara. Topong, makut-a, taj, Digger, excavator, miner. Panggali.Digger, delver. Pdnggali.tajii.Diagonal. Lentang-bujor.Digging tool. Panggali.Dialect, language, tongue. Tutur, lid 'ah, Dight, to adorn. lyasi, mtogiyasi.bahasa, chara.Digit, number, cipher. Angka.Dialect (polite). Bahasa-bangsawan. Dignify, to exalt. Mambangkitkfin, m&ninggikan.Dialect (mixed). Bahasa-kachukan.Dialect (court). Bahasa-dalam.Dignity, grandeur. Kabasaran, kamulyiian,Dialect, idiom. Lo^rat.makramat.Diameter. Sangkar.Digress (to). Simpang, mauimpang.Diamond. Int^n, kamala, kumala.Digression, deviation. Simpangan.Diaphragm, midriff. Limpa.Dike, water embankment. Pamatang,Diarrhcca. Chiiar, chirit.tambak, batiis, watas, bandungan.Dibble, to plant by dibbling. Tukal, Dilacerate, to rend. Koyak, charik, suDice. Buwah-pari, d'ad'o.bek, rabit.Dictionary. Loyat.Dilate, to spread out. Kambang, barkambang.Did, auxiliary preterite. Sudah, abis,talah.Dilatory, tardy. Lambat, lalah, Idngailamah, leka, lena.Die, to lose life. Mati, ilang, mangkat,mampus, tinggalkan-nawa.Dilatory in paying debts. Lokek.Die, to wither as a plant. Layu, bums. Diligence, industry. Salidik, tapawus,Die, to tinge (by dipping or innnersidu). usaha, parusahan, pilngusahan.Chalub, chalup, manchalup.Diligent, assiduous. Rajin, pij&r, r&fiah,Die, colour. Warna, tinta.usaha.Die (a). Buwali-jiari, buiiga-onde, dado. Dill, anise. Adas-manis.

DIM—DIS [51 ]DIS—DISDim, obscure. Silau, kdlam, kabur, kabut,limur, riidum, ramang.Dim, not luminous. Muram, suram.Dim, to obscure. Silaukan, kalamkan,kaburkan, limurkan.Dimension, extent, capacity. Ukuran.Diminish, to make less. Korangkan,mangorangkan.Diminish, to grow less. Jatuh, manjatuh,tm'un, manurun, surud, surut,maiiurud.Diminutive. Sani.Dimness, obscurity. Silau, kalam, kabur,limur, radum, ramang.Dim-sighted. Rabun.Din, loud noise. Gamuruli.Dine (to). Makan, sant^p, makan-nasi.Ding, to dash. Ampas, mangampa,s,ampaskan.Dingle, dale. L9,mbak, lambang, lumbak,awang, wang.Dip, to immerge. Chalub, ch^lup, manchalup,maiialup.Dire, dreadful. Ng^ri, ngi-i.Direct, straight. Banar, batul, lurus.Direction, aim. Arab, tuju.Dh-ection, guiding. Tujiian, dalil, hadayat.Direction, side, quarter. Sablah.Direction, order, command. Prentah,titah, sablah.Directly, in a direct line. Bana,r, batul.Directly, immediately. Sakarang, sakutika.Director, overseer. Juru, pangulu, mand'or,kapala.Direful, dreadful. Nari, ngi-i.Dirt, excrement. Tai.Dirt, filth. Chamar, chumar, kotor.Du't, mud, mire. Lumpur, laiiau, lachah.Dirty, foul. Chamar, chumar, kotor,nasta.Dirty, to foul. Chamari, mancham^ri,kotorkau, nastakan.Disadvantage, loss. Rugi, karugian.Disagree, to differ. Barlayin, mS,layin,salisih, barchidra, beda, barbeda, salah,barsalah.Disagreement, difference. Parlayiiparbediian, chidra.Disallow, to forbid. Larang, malaraug,larangkan, malarangkan.Disappear, to vanish. Hang, mangilang,laiiap, Mflp, malinap, tangkas, manangkas, ^raib.Disappearance. Ilangan, kiiilangan.Disappoint, to balk. Mauadakan, salahkan, m3,iialahkan.Disapprobation, censure. Upat, pangupat.Disappi'ove, to dislike. Banchi, mambanchi.Disapprove, to censure. Upat, mangupat,upati, mangupati, salahkau, maiialahkan, p^rsalahkan.Disaster, misfortune. Chalaka, karma,kirma, nastapa, budabah, sangsara,mara, tawalat.Disastrous, unlucky. Chalaka, pelak,budabah, malang, siyal.Disavow, to disown. Sangkal, manangkal,mukir, mungkir.Disband, to break up. Suraikan.Direct, not oblique. Tapat.Disbanded. Sural, barsurai.Direct, in a straight line towards. Lantas,katuju, mauuju.Disburden, to unloadmambungkar.cargo. Bungkar,Direct, open, not ambiguous. Batul, Disburse, to pay out money. Balanja,bftnar, Im-us.balanjakdn, beyakan.Direct, plain, express. Banar, batul, lurus. Disbursement. Balanja, beya.Direct, to aim at. Arab, mangarah, tuju, Discard, to dismiss from service. Tolakan,manuju, mangala.buwang, mambuwang, pdchat,Direct, to guide. Tunjuk, tunjukkan, mamachat, pochot, mamochot.manunjukkan.Discern, to descry. Tiutang, manintang.Direct, to regulate. Prentah, mamren-Discern, to judge. Timbang, manim-tah.Direct, to order, to command. Suinih,baug.Discern, to distinguish. Bedakan, mambedakan,maiiuruh, titah, manitah, sabda, manabda.parlayimkan.Discharge, to let fly. Malayangkan.Discharge, to let go. Lapas, maldpas,lapaskau, malapaskan.Discharge, to let off projectiles. Bid'il,mamad'il, pasaug, mamasang, pasangkan,tembak, manembak, buwang, lapas,chuchuh.Discharge, to release. Lapas, maMpas,lapaskan, malfi,paskan, luputkan, m^luputkan,xalaskan.Discharge, to clear from accusation. Suchikan,maiiuchikan.Discharge, to obliterate. Apuskan, mangapuskan.Dischai-ge, to dismiss. Tolakkan, pachat,mamachat, pochot, mamochot.Discharge, to unload cargo. Bungkar,mambungkar, punggah.Discharge, liberation. Kalapasan.Discharged, set free. Lapas, luput, xala^.Disciple, scholar. Santri, chantri, chantrik.Discipline, instruction. Ajaran, pangajaran.

DIS—DIS [52] DIS DISDiscipline, religious instructiou. Paugajian.Disculpate, to clear from fault. Suchikan,maiiuchikan.Discipline, to teach. Ajar, ajari, ajarkan, Discus, quoit, Chakra.palajari, latih.Discuss, to examine. Preksa, milmreksa.Disclaim, to disown. Sangkal, maiiangkal,Discussion, disquisition. Bachara, pam-mukir, inungkir.bacbariian.Disclose, to uncover. Buka, mftmbuka. Disdain, scorn. Chucha, malu.Disclose, to reveal. Katarakjln, talelehkau, Disdainful, haughty. Bungkak, chungka.buka, manibuka.Disease, malady. Sakit, sakitan, p&iiakit,Disclosed, open, overt. TS,rbuka.gi-ab, lara.Disclosed, revealed. Katara, taleleh, buka. Diseased, ill, sick. Sakit, barsakit.Discomfit, to defeat. Alahkan, mangalahkan,Disembark, to land. Najdk-d'arat.pachab, mamachah.Disengage, to disentangle. Suriii, maiiu-Discomfiture, defeat. Alah, kalah, tiwas. rai, suraikan.Discomfoi-t, uneasiness. Susah, susaban, Disengage, to free. LApas, malapas, lapaskan,kasusahan, susah-ati.malapaskan.Discomfort, to gi-ieve, to sadden. Susabkan,Disengaged, set free. Lflpas, tarlapas.maiiusabkan.Disentangle (to). Sural, mauurai.Discompose, to disoi-der. Gad'ubi, bilrgad'ubi,Disfigm-e, to deform. Rumpangkan.mangad-ubi.Disfigured. Rumpang.Disconcert, to perplex. Ngamam.Disgorge, to vomit. Muntah, mutah.Disconnect, to unbind. Uraikdn, manguriiikdn.Disgrace, to dishonour. Mamaliii, brimalu,manchalakan.Disconsolate, sorrowful, melancholy. Disgi'ace, dishonour. Malu.Gond'ab, ngai-ana, malangguk, sayu, Disgraceful. Kaji.susah.Discontent, uneasiness. Kasusahan, susahati,dukachita.Disguise, to counterfeit.iiamarkan.Disguise, false appearance.Samarkau, mk-Kasamaran.Discontented, uneasy. Susah, barsusah. Disguise, mask. Topeng.Discontinue, to leave. Anti, bAranti, Disguised (to be). Samar, maiiamar.tiian, manaan.Disguiser. Paiiamar.Discord, disagi-eement. Chidra, janggal. Disgust, loathing. Bosftn, gili, kagilian,Discount. Bat"i.luwat.Discourage, to dishearten. Bacbulkan. Dish, flat vessel for food. Cheper.Discouraged, disheartened. Bachul. Dish (porcelain). Piring, iMuggan.Discourse, conversation. Tutur, tuturan, Dish, salver. Talam.tutur-mftnutur, bacbai-a.Dish, service of food. Idangan, sajian.Discourse, to converse. Tutur, mAnutur, Dishearten, to discourage. Bachul, mauibachid,bartutur, barkata-kata, bdchara, barbachara.bacbulkan.Discover, to disclose. Tfllelehkan, katara-Disheartened.Dishevelled.Bachul.Karbang.kiln, buka, mambuka.Discover, to bring to Ught. Timbulkan,mauimbulkan.Discover, to espy. Tintang, manintang,tampakkan, manampakan.Discover, to find out. Dapat, mandapAt,dapati, mdndapati, dapatkan, maudapatkan.Discovered, found out, detected. Kada-])atan.Discovery, finding. I'andapat, pandapatan.Discredit, reproach. Chaia, chala-chula.Discredit, to disgrace. Mammaliii, brimalu.Discredit, to lower in estimation. MambAlakangi.Discreet, prudent. Bijak, barbudi, bahri.I^isci-eet, modest. Malu, barmalu, sanunuh.Discretion, prudence. Kabijakan, budi.Discriminate, to select. Pilili, nuunilih.Dishonest, wanting probity. Bijung.Dishonest, faithless. Duraka.Dishonest, fraudulent. Pongah, tipu,bartipu.Dishonesty, faithlessness. Duraka.Dishonesty, fraud. Tipu.Dishonour, reproach. Malu, cluila, chalachula.Dishonour, to disgrace. Mamaliii, manchalakan,bri-malu.Disinclined, averse. Malas, langgara.Disinherit. Buwang dari pusaka.Disintegrated, loose, incoherent. Sarul,urai, b.lrurai, tarui-ai.Dislike, disinclination. Malas, langgana.Dislocation. Tagaliyat.Dislodge, to flit. Pind'ah, mAmind'ah.Disloyal. Duraka.Disloyalty. Xianat.Dismal, dark, melancholy. Muiam, suram.Dismal, direful. Ngari, ngri.

DIS—DIS [53] DIS—DISDismay, terror. Mangu, hibat.Dismayed. Tarmangu, hibat.Dismember, to dislimb. Kud'imgkau.Dismembered. Kud'ung.Dismiss, to give leave to depart. Moiankan,mamounkan.Dismiss, to discard. Buwang, mflmbuwang,pachat, mamachat, pochot, mamochot.Dismissal, leave to depai-t. Moun, pamoun,asin, ijin.Dismissal, removal from office. Pachat,pochot.Dismount, to alight. Tunin, manurun.Dismount, to cause to alight. Turunkan,manui-unkan.Disobedience. Bingal, masiyat.Disobedient. Bingal.Disobey (to). Laliii, malaliii.Disorder, confusion, discord. Janggal.Disorder, tumult, uproar. Alora, glora,aru-ara, aru-biru, gad'uh, gad'uhau,kalirai, aru-ara, kalut.Disorder, distemper. Paiiakit, sakitan.Disorder, to confuse. Janggalkan,Disorder, to produce uproar. Gad'uhi,manggad-uhi.Disorder, to make sick. Sakiti, manakiti.Disparagement, reproach. Malu, chala.Dispatch (to send). Pasan, barpAsan,barpasankau, autar, mangantar, ^ntarkan,mdngantarkan, kirim, barkirim,barkirimkan.korang-santun, korang-adab.Disrespect, want of reverence. Korangbakti.Disrobe, to undress. Salin-pakaian.Disruption, breach. Chalah, putusan.Dissatisfaction, discontent. Susahan, kasusahan,dukachita.Dissatisfied, discontented. Susali, barsusah.Dispatch, to hasten. Malakaskan, mduigrakan.Dissatisfy (to). Susahkan, mauusalikdn.Dispensation, distribution. Bahagean. Dissect, to cut in small pieces. Chinchang,Dispense, to distribute. Bahage, mam-manchinchang.Dissemble. Pora-pora, pura-pura.Disperge, to sprinkle, to water. Parchik, Dissembler, hypocrite. Manaf afcmamarchik, irus, mangirus, dirus, Dissembling, hypoci-itical. Manafifcsiram, maniram.Disseminate, to scatter. Sibar, maiiibar,Disperse, to scatter. Sibar, mdnibar, sabar, maiiabar, tabur, manabur.sabar, maiiabar, tabur, manabur, ambor, Dissension, strife. Chidi-a, pdrbantahan.mangambor, charai-bai-aikdn.Dissever, to part in two. Mambfllah,Dispersed, scattered. Sibar, sabar, tabur, manablah, mananggakan.ambor, baramboran, charai-barai, bar-Dissimilar. Beda, layin.pdlantin, kabung, kaparan, porak-parik.Dispersed, routed, broken. Pachah-balah.Disperser. Panabur.Dispersion. Panaburan, pangamboi-an.Dispirit, to discourage. Bachulkan, mambachulkan.Displace, to remove from office. Pdchat,mamachat, pochot, mamochot.Display, to spread wide. Kambang,mangambang, kambangkan.Display, to exhibit. Manand'akto, manunjukkan,partunjukkan.Displease, to disgiLst. Manggilikan, luwatkan.Displeasure, anger. Amarah, marah, duka,giimira.Disport, to sport. Mayin, barmayiu, barmayin-mayin,bargurau, barjanaka.Disport, sport. Mayin, gui-au, jfl.naka.Dispose, to regulate. M^mrentah, ikat,mangikat, atur, mangatur.Disposition, order. Prentah, ikatan, aturan,pAraturan, tartib.Disposition, temper of mind. Prangai,pakarti, prakriti.Dispute, to WTangle. Bantah, mambantah,ganggang, barganggan, tingkar, maningkar.Dispute, altercation. Bantah, parbantahan,ganggang, tingkar, tukaran.Disquiet, to disturb. Eagukan, gad'uhi,manggad'uhi, manggamam.Disquieted. Eagu, gamam.Disregard, to slight. Abai, mangabai.Disregard, to neglect. Lalai, lalaikan,alpa, alpakan.Disregard, neglect. Alpa, lalai, lupa,xalaf.Disrelish, nauseousness. Gili, kagilian,luwat.Disrespect, incivility. Korang-supan,Charai-Dissipate, to scatter every way.b^raikan.Dissipated, scattered every way.Charaib4rai.Dissolve, to be melted, or liquified. Luluh,anchur, labur.Dissolve, to liquify. Luluhkan, milluluhkan,anchurkan, manganchui'kan, laburkan,malaburkan.Dissolve, to break, to disunite. Luluhkan,maluluhkiln, anchui-kiln, manganchurkan,laburkan, mAlaburkan.Dissolute, debauched. Parlente.Dissolution, liquifaction. Laburan.Dissolution, destruction. Bauasaan, parbanasiian,karusakan, kakai-aman, laburan.

DIS—DIS [54] DIS—DIVDissolution, death. Mati, kamafian, ilang,kiiilangan.Disturbed, confused, disordered. Gad-uh,bargad'uh, aru, bararu.Dissonant. Janggal.Disunite, to sepai'ate. Sarak, manarak,Distaff. Tiyang-riiat.sarakkan, maiiarakkan, charai, chS,raikan,Distance. Jauh.mancharaikan.Distance, to place remotely. Manjankan. Disunited, separated. Sarak, charai.Distant, i-emote. Jauh.Ditch, trench, moat. Parit, alor.Distemper, disease, malady. Pauakit, Ditty, a song. G^galang, uran-uran.sakitan.Diurnal, daily. Siiari-ari, tiyap-ari.Distend (to). Tarak, manarak.Divan, council. Majlas.Distil, to fall in drops. Titik, mdnitik. Dive, to immerge. Salam, mdualam.Distil, to practise distillation. Kukus, Dive, to explore by diving. Salamkan,mdngukus.maiiillamkan.Distillation. Kukus.Diver (a professional). Juru-salam.Distinct, different^ Layin, beda, asing. Divers, sundry. Bagai-bagai, bage-bage,Distinct, clear. Nata, trang, I'alaTr.palabagai, palabage, anika, anika-anika,Distinction, difference. Parlayinan, parbediian.Siirbu-nika, rupa-rupa, warna-wama.Distinctly, separately^ Suku-suku.Divers-coloured.Diverse, different.Panch a-warna.Layin, asin, beda.Distinctly, clearly. Nata, trang.Diversion, sport. Mayin, mayin-mayinan.Distinguish, to make distinction. Parlayinkan,Divert, to turn off. Tangkiskan, mflnang-parbedakan.kiskan, salahkan, manalahkau.Distinguish, to know. Kilnal, mdngaual. Divert, to please, to delight. Sukakdn,Distinguished, eminent. Mvilya.niiliiukakan.Distort, to twist. Lambar, malambar, Divest, to strip. Tanggalkjln, mtoanggalkAn.erotkau, mangerotkan, putarkdn.Distorted, twisted, crooked. Erot. Divide, to share. Bahagai, bahage, m^mbahagai,Distract, to perplex. Gamani, manggamam,mambage, bahagekan, mS,m-ganggu, mangganggu, mdnggad'uhi.bahagekan.Divide, to sunder. Sarak, manarak, sarakbahagekan.Distracted, perplexed. Gamam, ganggu, kan, uiiliiarakkan, chdi-ai, chdraikan,targad'uh.manchilraikAn, asingkdn, mdngasingkan.Distracted, mad. Gila, edan, majnun.Distraction, confusion. Gamam, gad'uh, Divide in two (to). Palih, mamalih.gad'uhan.Divided, shared. Bilrbahagai, barbahage.Distraction, madness. Kagiliian, edanan. Divided, sundered. Sarak, bdrsarak, charai,Distress, calamity. Chalaka, mara, marabaya,barchdrai.bala, karma, sangsara, nastapa, Divided in two. Palih, bflrpalih, tS,rpalih.tavvaiat.Di%'ination, foretelling. Panarka, rajang,Distress, trouble. Dongkal, susah, kasusahan,tilih, tanung, pastaka, pustaka.kasasakan.Divine, to foretell. Tilih, m.lnilih, tdrka,Distress, to hai-ass. Susahkdn, mS,iiusahkan,manarka, tanung, mananung.sdsakkan, maiiasakkfln, sangsara-Divine, holy. JTudiis. alahi.kau.Distressed. Susah, kasusah, s;lsak, kasasak,Divine, theologian.Divinei-, soothsayer.Fakiah.Patanung, sastrawan,tdrsasak.Distribute (to). Bahagai, bahage, mArabahage.satrawan.Divinity (a Hindu). Dewa, dewata.Division, share, portion. Anggun, baha-Distribution. Pflmbahagean.gean.District, province. Lorah, anak-sungai, Division of a discourse. Pdi-kara.rantau, mafcini, diiirSh.Division, discord. Chidra.Distrust, doubt. Koraug-pai'chaya, s'ak, Divorce, repudiation. Charai, parcharai'an,xuwatir.Disturb, to perplex, to disquiet. Ganggu, sarak, taltil:Divorce during life. Sarak-idup.mangganggu, giydbkiin, gad'uh, gad'uhi, Divorce by death. Sarak-mati.manggaduhi.Divorce, to repudiate. Charaikan, in

DIZ—DOM [ 55 ]DOM—DRADizziness, vertigo. Ngalu, pdning-kapala. Dominion, sovereign authority. KaraDizzy. Ngalu, paniug.jiian.Do, to perform. Buwat, mambuwat, Dominion, territory. Karajiian.buwatkau, mambuwatkjln, bekin, kilrja, Dominion, power. Parentah, prentah,barkarja, m^ngarja, karjakan, mdngarjakan.paprentahan, panguwasa.Donative, gift, largess. Pambrian, ganDo, to succeed, to answer. Jadi, m&njadi.jaran, ikat-tangan, kiriman, anugrah,nugrah, karuniya, kflrniya, kurniya.Do not. Jangau.Done, finished. Sudah, abis, tAlah, tarDocile, tractable. Jinak.buwat.Dock, slip for boat-building. Galangan, Doom, destiny. Untung, ajal, nasib, tUdir,pargalangan./i-aira.Dock, to crop. Ragfls, m^ragfts.Doomsday, jff'iamat, ari-A-'iamat.Dock, to cut off the tail. Punggohkan. Door, gate. Pintu, kori, lawang, g^rbang,Docked, cropped. Ragds.karbang.Docked, having the tail cut off. Punggoh. Door, passage, ^avenue. Pintu.Doctor, learned man. Pand'ita.Door-frame. Ambang, damparan.Doctor, learned Mahomedan. ^akim, Doorkeeper. Panungu-pintu, pAnggawapintu.mulaua.Doctor, physician. Dukun, bomo, tukangubat,tukang-jampi.Doorpost.Doorstead.Janang.Pintu.Doctor (to). Mangubate, mftnjampi. Dot, a point. Niil-tah.Doctrine, teaching. Pangajaran, ajaran. Dot, to mark with specks. Rinteh, mO,-Dodge, to shift place. Elak, mangelak, rinteh.gelek, manggelek.Dote, to be violently in love. Gila, bdrgila.Dodge, to use craft. Tipu, manipu.Dodger, trickster. Pitnipu.Double. Duwa-kali, duwa-gdnd'a.Doer, actor. Pambuwat, parbuwat. Double-dealer. Panipu, padaya.Doff, to strip. Tanggal, manauggal. Double-dealing. Tipu, daya, polah, reka,Doff, to put away, to get rid of. Buwang,mambuwang, jauhkan, mftnjauhkan.samu.Doublet, vest. Jubah, bajubah, sikapan.Doff, to delay. Maiambatkan, p^rlambatkan.Doubt, distmst. Mamang, sak, xiiwatir.Doubtful, uncertain. Tiyada-tantu.Dog. Anjing, kuyuk, asu.Doubtful, distrustful. Mamang.Dog (wild). Sdrigala, srigala.Doubtful, ambiguous. Rajau.Dog-fish, shark. lyu, yu.Doubtless, without question. Ta-bulihtiyada,Dog-star. Alkalab.nischaya.Dog-tooth. Siyuug.Dove, pigeon. Kukur, takukur, marbok,Dogged, sullen, obstinate. Bingal.pargam, punai, punai-jambu, pimai-Dogma (religious). Nas.Doit. D-uwit.Dole, to deal out. Bahagai, bahage, mam-andu, punai-tanah, dara, mambuk, marpati,parpati, balam. The greater numberof these are distinct species.Dower, gift from husband to wife. Isikawin,mas-kawin.Down, soft feathers. Bulu-pjiat.baliage.Dole, charity. Wang-darma.Dole, grief Iba, balas, dukachita, kaduktian.Down, not up. Bawah, dibawah.Doleful, sorrowful. Iba, balas, susah, Down, in the direction of the stream orduka.current. Ilir.Dollar, Spanish dollar, piece of eight. Down, from former times. Turun.Ringgit, real, pasmat, aiiggres.Dovsm, below the horizon. Jatuh, turun.Dolorous, sorrowful. Iba, balas, duka. Downcast, sad. Ngarana, malanguk,Dolour, grief Iba, balas, dukachita, langung, barMngung.kadukiian.Downfall, iiiin. Kajatuhan, karuntuhan,Doltish, stolid. Bod'o, babal, donga, karusakan, kambuhan.dunga.Doltishness. Babalan, kababalan.Downright.Downwards.Nata, rata, trus.Kabawah.Domain, dominion. Karajiian.Doze, to slumber. Lena.Dome, cupola. Tongkop, A^abah, ^-abat. Dozen. Duwa-blas.Domestic, not wild. Jinak.Dozy, drowsy. Arip.Domestic (a). Ponokawau.Draff, refuse, dregs, lees. Ampas, kumbi,Domicile. Rumah, kadiyaman, tampatdiyam,pakat, tai.kad'ud'ukan, kadalaman, pada-laman.Drag, to draw, to haul.ela, m^ngela.Tarek, manarek,

DRA—DRA [56] DRE—DRIDread, fear, terror. Takut, katakutan,dahasat, hibat.Dreadful, terrible. Ngari, ngri, hibanu.Dream (a). Mimpi.Dream (to). Mimpi, b^rmimpi.Dreary, dismal, gloomy. Muram, suram.Dreary, sorrowful. Ngdrana, gond'ah, dukachita.Dredge, dragnet. Pukat.Dreg, sediment, lees. Pakat, tai.Drench, to soak, to steep. Chalub, chillup,manchalup.Drench, draught, swill. Tagor, taguk.Dress, to clothe. Pakai, pake, mamakai,pakaikan, barpakaikan.Dress, to adorn, to deck. Ij'asi, maugiyasi,iyasikan, mangiyasikan.Drag, to pull along the gi'ound. Erod,erot, m&iigerod, seretl, seret, luanered.Drag anchor (to). Larut, malarut.Drag, to draw a fishing uet. Saring,manariug.Dragnet. Pukat.Dragoman. Juru-bahasa, turjaman.Di-agon, fabulous winged serpent of theHindus. Naga.Dragon (Hindu constellation of). Rahu.Dragon's-blood. Jdrnang.Dragon's-blood i-atan. Rotan-jarnang.Drain (a). Alor, parit, salurau, suluran,sdrokan, serokan, salokan, tataug.Di-ake. Itik-jantan.Dram, drachma. Darham.Drama. Wayaug, riuggit.Draught, quantity of liquor drank atonce. Tagor, taguk.Draught, act of drawing. Panarek, pang-Dress, to rectify, to adjust. Bayiki,mambayiki.Dress, to trim by paring. Raw^t.Dress, clothes, garment. Pakaian, pakian.ela.Draught, liquor drank for pleasure. Minuman.Dress (change of). Pilrsalin.Dress of ceremony. Parsalin, parsalinan.Draught, sketch, delineation. Bakal, rauchauasaUni,Dress of ceremony (to invest with). Par-parsalinkan.Draught, picture drawn. Pat 'a, gambar, Dressing, attire. Pakaian, pakian.tulisan.Dressing, ornament. Pariyasan.Draught, to sketch. Ranchanakan. Dribble, to fall in drops. Mauitik, chichir,Draught, to draw, to paint. Tulis, manulis,manchichir.gambar.Drift, scoi^e.Buiai.Draught-board. Apit-apitan, papan-chuke. Drift, to float at random. Aunt, nifliigaiiut,Draughts (the game of). Chuke, juke.keli, milngeli.Draughtsman. Tukang-gambar.Drift, a float. Ampang.Draw, to pull. Tarek, manarek, ela, Drift, to drag anchor. Larut.mdngela.Drifted, adrift. Tonda, taranut.Draw, to drag. Ered, eret, maugered, Drill, to pierce with a drill. Gerek,sered, seret.manggerek.Draw, to inhale. Tarek, manarek.Drill (a). Panggerek.Draw, to pull from the scabbard. Tarek, Drill, military exercise. Baris, barisati,manarek, unus, mangunus.pambarisan.Draw, to pull out. Unus, mangunus. Drill, to discipline troops. Baris, mambaris.Draw, to protract, as in making wire.Unus, mangunus.Drink (to). Minum.Draw, to extract. Kaluwarkfin, mangluwarkan.Drink, liquor. Minuman.Drink, strong liquors. Miniunan.Draw, to unclose latei-ally as a curtain. Drinker. Paminum.Sangkab, sangkap, mduangkap, singkab,Bingkap, maiiingkap.Drip, to fiill in drops.manchichir.Manitik, chichir,Draw, to pluck out. Chabut, maiichabut, Drive, to urge on. Alau, m.lngalau, alaumanabut.kan, mangalaukftn.Draw, to haul a net. Saring, msiuaring. Drive, to chace. Buru, mambuni, anil)at„Draw, to delineate. Ranchanakan, tulis, mangambat, usir, mangusir.m.lnulis, gambar, manggambar.Drive, to urge to speed. Pachu, mamachu.Draw near, to approach. Mangampir,dmpiri, mftiig/impiri.Drive, to guide a horse or carriage.Draw water (to). Timba, manimba, Mangdbftla, mdngapala, mdngiilau,chibu, mdnchibu.raangalaukfin.Draw-bridge. Jungkritan.Drive, to ram. Lantak, malantak.Drawers, trowsers. Ch.llana, sixluwar. Drive as a nail or peg. Pantek, mamantek.Drawing, act of drawing, draught. Panarek.Drawing, delineation. Pafa, gambar, tulisan.Drive into the ground.Drive back, to repel.Tatak, nidnatak.Tolak, manolak.Drive off, to fence off.Tangkisk.ln.

DRI—DRY [57] DRY—DUNDrivel, slaver. Liyor, ayar-liyor.Driver (a). Pangalaii.Di-iver, charioteer. Gabala, gambala,gubala, kabala.Drizzle, small rain. Aj-ar-buboh, grimis.Drizzle, continuous small rain. Raiiai.Droll, a buffoon. Bad'ud, baiiol.Droll, to jest. Barchura, barsanda, barjanaka.Drollery. Chura, janaka, sanda.Drone, to hum. Ddngung, bardflngiing,Dry, to exsiccate.Kringkan, mangaringkfin.Dry, to exsiccate by the heat of the sun.Jamur, manjamur.Dry, to exsiccate by artificial heat.Layor,m.ilayor.Dry up, to dry spontaneously. 8idai,m^iiidai.Dry meat, to cure it by smoking. Salai,miliialai.Dry up, to wither. Burns, mamburus.Dry field, land not irrigated. Tugar,uma, tagal.Diy land, not water. D'arat, d-aratan.saring, maiiaring.Droop, to pine, to languish. Ngangut.Droop, to fade as a plant. Layu, nirmala.Drop, fluid globule. Titik.Dry nurse.Dry weather.Inang-p^ngasuh.Kamarau.Drop, to fall in drops. Manitik, chichir, Dubious, ambiguous. Rajan.mdnchichir.Dubious, doubtful. Mamang.Drop, to fall from a higher place. Jatuh,manjatuh, tiba, mfiniba.Ducatoon, Dutch coin of 5s. 6(1. nearly.Katun.Drop, to sink. Timpa, manimpa. Duck (domestic). Itik, bebek.Drop, to fall untimely. Gugur, manggugur.Duck, Javanese teal. Mliwis.Duck, to dive. Salam, manalam.Drop, to cause to fall untimely. Gngurkto,Duckling. Anak-itik, anak-bebek.mangugurkan.Ductile, flexible. Lamah, Mmbut.Drop, to shed. Luroh.Due, owed. Utang, tdnitang, banitang.Drop, to let fall. Labuh, malabuh, barlabuh,Due, exact. Batul, banAr, tapat, ram-labuhk.ln.bang.Drop, to let go. Luchut, maluchut, Due, proper, fit. Patut.lapas, malapas, lapaskan, malapaskan. Due, custom, tribute. C^hukai, chuke,Dropping, shedding. Barlurohan.beya.Dropsy of the abdomen. Busung-ayfLr. Due, right. Ha.1:Dross, refuse. Ampas, kumbi, tai. Duenna. Inang-jiangasuh.Drought, dry weather. Kamarau. Dug. Susuh.Drought, want of moistm'e. Kakringan. Dugong, the lamantin. Duyung.Drought, thiret. Aus, daaga.Dulcet, sweet to the taste. Manis, .^ad-flp.Drove, a number of cattle. Kawan. Dulcet, melodious. Mardu.Drown, to be drowned. Tang^lam, karam,Dull, doltish. Bod'o, babal, donga.mangai-am.Dull, not quick. Banak, tagar.Drown (to). Tangtllamkan, kardmkan, Dull, awkward. Kaku.mS.ngaramkan.Dull, heavy, sluggish. Langai, rajuk.Drowsy, sleepy. Arip.Dull, sad. Langung.Drowsy (to be). Mangarip.Dull, not bright, obscure. Murdm, surjlm.Drub, to thi'ash, to bang. Balun, mftmbalun,Dull, blunt. Tampul.godam, manggodam.Dull of hearing. Bangal.Drug, medicine. Ubat, jampi.Dulness, stupidity. Babalan, kababalan.Drum (a). Gaud'ang, kand'an, gandarang,Duly, fitly. Patut, dangan-patutna.rftdap, rabaua, t'ambur.Drum for beating the watches. Bad'ug,Dumb, without power of speaking. Bisu,kaiu.tabuh, tatag, nagara, nakara.Dumb, silent. Diyslm.Drum (royal). Nobat.Dumbness, incapacity of speaking. Bisu,Drum, to beat a drum. Palu, mamalu, bisuan, kalu.tampar, manampar. (These verbs must Dun colour in a horse. Janjang.be followed by the name of the particularDun, dark, gloomy. Mur^m, suram.instrument struck.)Dun, to claim a debt importiinatoly.Drum barrel. Baluh.Tagih, managih.Drunk, inebriated. Mabuk, mandam, Dunce, dolt. Bod'o, donga.Dung, animal excrement. Tai.xiali.Drunkard. Pamabukan.Dung, manure. Baja, talapong.Drj', arid, not wet. Kring.Dung, to evacuate the bowels. Behrak.Dry, not succulent. Mangkas,/tajat, ial'a.Dry, thirsty. Aus, daaga.Dung, to manure. Mambaja.Dry, hard, severe. Kras, prangprus. Dungeon. Panjara, kunjara, konjara.

DUN—EAQ [58] EAG—ECHDung-hill. Labuh, tdndas.Eagle (the fishing). Alang, lang.Dupe (to). Tipu, mdnipu, daya, bftrdaya, Eagle-wood. Kayu-gahru, k^lambak.dayakan.Ear, organ of hearing. Ttllinga, talinga,Durability. Kakalan, kataguhau.kuping.Durable, lasting. Kakal, bai-kakalan, Ear (external). Dawun-talinga.taguh, kukuli, lengab, tingal.Ear, handle of a vessel. Talinga.Durance, iinprisoumeut. Pasakitan, pasongan.Ear, spike of corn. Taugkai.Ear-ache. Bangai, bangal.Durance, lasting. Kakalan, katS,guhan. Ear-ring. Subang, krabu, krabung, krabil.Duration, length of continuance. Kalanjutan,Ear-ring (pendent). Anting-anting.d'ura.Ear-wax. Tai-talinga.Duress, imprisonment. Kasakitan, pasongan.Early, soon. Kalak.Early in the morning. Pagi-ari.Durian, the durian fruit. Duri'an, duren. Earn, to gain. Dapat, mandapat, iilih,During, while. SAd'ang, sad-angkan, bilrulih.Earnest, ardent. Panas, ang^t.sad.ang-lagi, lagi, salagi, tangah, sakatika,sakutika, antara, samantara. Earnest, serious. Sungguh.Dusk, the evening. Patang, silani. Earnest, pledge. Jaram.Dusky, dark, obscure. Muram, surani, Earnest-money. Paujar.kabur.Earning. Pandapatan, parulihan.Dust. Labu, dabu, duli, abu, sarbuk, Earth, soil. Tanah, bumi.lumdt.Earth, the world. Bumi, buwana, jagad,Dust, to free from dust. Kirai, mangirai. jagat, dunya.Dust, to levigate. Sarbiikkftn.Earth-oil, petroleum. Miiiak-tanah.Dusted, bedusted. BArduli.Earthquake. Gampa.Dusty. Barlabu, barlabiian.Earthworm. Chacliiug.Dutch. Waianda, walonda, b^landa. Ease, quiet. Silnrlng, sfinangan, kasan.lngan,Dutiful. Barbakti.sajehtra, damai, santosa.Duty, obedience to superiors. Bakti, Ease, rest fi'om labour. Manang, kamanangan.pangabakti.Duty, homage, reverence. Bakti, pAngabakti.Ease, facility. Mudahan, kamuclahau.Ease, to mitigate. Malambutkan, ma-Duty, task, service. Tanggungan.ringankan, maradakan.Duty, impost, toll. Chukai, chuke, beya, Ease, to stool. Behrak, buwang-ayAr,sambutan.pilrgi-ka-sungai.Dwarf (a). Kred-ek, chebol, bajang. Easily. Mudah-mudah, mudah-niudahan.Dwarfish, diminutive. Kate, kete.Dwell, to mhabit. Diyam, bardiyam,maudiyam, d'ud'uk, bflrd'ud'uk, mand'ud'uk,tinggal, bartinggal, bstrumah.Dwelling, habitation. Rumah, rumahtangga,tangga, kadiydman, kad'ud'ukan,padalilman, tampat-diyam.East, the orient. Timur, bawah-angin,matari-idup, matari-naj'ik, mas'ra^.East, eastern country. Nagri-timur,nagri-bawah-anginEast (due). Timur-tapat.East-north-east.East (north).Tinnu'-laut.East-south-east.Eastern. Timur.Timur-samata-utura.Dwindle, to fall away. Surud, surut.Timur-Mnggara.Dye, to tinge by dipping. Chalup, mdnchaiup,V. Die.Eastward. Sablah-timur.Dye, colour. Warna, tinta.Easy, facile. Mudah, gampang.Dying, tinging. Chalup, chalub.Easy, quiet, tranquil. Sau^ng, b^rsftnang,bardamai, bars^ntosa.Dying, death. Mati, kamatian.Dysentery. Kiiayaran, rajAn, rangat, Easy, at rest. Manang, bilrmanang.chirit-darah.Eat (to). Makan, santap.Eat, to corrode. Makan.Eatables. Makauan, santaiian.Eaves. Chuchor.XiACH, every one. Masing, masingmasing,sasatu, sasuwatu, tiyap, tiyap-Eaves-dropping. Andab.Eaves-drop (to). Andab, niangandab.tiy&p, sdgala.Ebb, reflux of the tide. Surud, surut.Each, every person. Siiorang, sasiiorang, Ebb, decline. Surud, surut, turun.Biioiang-orang.Ebb, to flow back. Surud, nuliiurud.Eager, keenly desirous. lugin, bdringin. Ebony. Kayu-arang.Eager, ardent. Panas, angat, kras. Ebriety, drankenness. Mabuk, mandam.]*]ager, sour, acid. Asiim, mas,am, kachut. Echo. Kamand'ang, baliana.Eagle. Rajavvali. wall.Echo (to). Barkamand'an, burbahana.

ECL—EGG [59] EGG—ELEEcldt, lustre. Gamai-lapan, gamilang. Egg on, to instigate. Tusuh, tusuhtusuh.Ecia,t, fame. Gah, mjigak, uama.Eclipse. Grahaua.Egress. Kaluwaran.Eclipse of the moon. SiJdt-bulau, Egypt. Misar.makan-raliu, grahana-bulan.Eight. Dalapan, dulapan.Eclipse of the sun. Sakit-mata-ari, gi-ahanamata-ari.Eight-hundred.Eighteen. Dalapan-blas.Dalapan-ratus.Economical, frugal. Garni, jimat.Ecstacy, raptiu-e. Raw4ii.Ecurie. God'ogan.Eddy, whii-lpool. Olakan, ulakan.Eddy, to whirl. Olak, ulak.Eden, paradise. Fardus, janat.Edge, cutting part of a blade. Mata.Edge, brink, margin. Tapi, pingir, susor.Edge, to sharpen. Asah, asahkan, mauajam,tajamkan.Edge, to furnish with a border. Manapi.Edged, sharp, not blunt. Taj am.Edged, fm-nished with a border. Bartapi.Edict. Und'ang-und'ang, titah, sabda,farman.Edifice, structure, building. Banguuau,bangkitan, i-umah.Educate, to breed up. Didik, palehra,plehra, mamlehra, plehrakan.Educate, to instruct. Ajar, ajari, latih.Education, instruction. Pangajarao.Education (religious). Pangajian.Eel (an). Balut.Eel (name of a species of). Malaug.Effixce, to rub out. Kdrik, kikis, ajjuskiin.Eight score. Dalapan-kod'i.Eightfold. Dalapan-lapis, dalapan-ganda.Eight times. Dalapan-kali.Eight thousand. Dalapan-ribu.Eighth. Kadalapau.Eighty. Dalapan-puluh.Either, each one. Sasatu, sasuwatu.Either, each pei'son. Saorang, sasiiorang.Either, both. Sakaduwa.Eject, to throw out. Kaluwarkan, maugaluwarkan.Eject, to expel. Tolakkan, mauolakkan.Eject, to expel from oflBce. Pachat,m8,m£Lchat, pochot, mamochot.Eject, to reject, to cast away. Buwang,mambuwang.Eke, to increase. Tambah, manambah,tambahi, labihkan, malabihkau.Eke, to protract, to lengthen. Laujutkan, malanjutkan.Eke, also, likewise, moreover. Tambakan-pula.Elaborate, to produce with labour. Uaahakan, mangusahakan.Elance, to dart. Lempar, malemparlotar, malotar.Effect, consequence. Bangunua, sasudakna,P21apse, to pass away. Lalu, Input, lani-axTriia.pau.Elated. Gambira.Effect, purpose, meaning. Buiii, arti,rati, pangarti.Elbow (the). Siku.Effect, to bring to pass. Lakukan, Elbow, flexure, angle. Siku.malakukan, sampaikan, manampaikftu, Elder, senior.tuwah.Partuwah, datuh, oriiug-Effects, goods. Barang, bai'ang-barang, Elder brother. Abang.chahar'ian, dandanan, dapatan, mataband'a,Elder brother or sister. Kakak.band-a, arta.Eldest child of a family. Sulun'7.Effeminate. Lambut.Elect, to chooise. Pilih, mamilih, puugut,Effete, barren. Mandul.rnamungut.Efficacy, power. Kuwasa.Elect, chosen. Tarpilih.Effigy, an image in sculpture. Bdrahla, Election, choice. Pilihan, pung-utan.brahla, patung.Electrum. Ambor, ambar, anbar.EiHux. Surud, suiait.Elegant, graceful, beautiful. Chantik,Effort, endeavour. Choba, panchoba.elok, parmai.Effi-ontery, impudence. Muka-papan. Element. An.sur.Effulgent, bright. Tamaram, gamilang, Elephant. Beram, gajah.gilang-gamilang, gumilang.Elephant (decoy). Chuwak.Effuse, to pour out. Tuwang, manuwanghan.Elephant-chair, howdah. Kob, kop, balu-Egg (an). Talor.Elephant driving-crook. Kusa.Egg, sperm, spawn. Talor.Elephant-driver. Gabala-gajah.Egg (rotten). Talor-timbul.Elephant-panniers. Rangga.Egg of an insect. Branga.Elephant-shackles. Sangkala.Egg (to lay an). Bartalor.Elephant-teeth, ivory. Gad'ing.Egg-plant. Tarung, trung.Elephant-trap. Kadali.Egg-shell. Kulit-talor.Elephant-truuk. Balalai.

ELE—EMB [60] EMB—EMIElephantiasis. Uutut, burn.Embassy (to send an). Utus, manutus.Elevate, to raise aloft. Tinggikau, mauiuggikau,Embattle, to put in battle array. Aturataskan,pdrtinggikaii, ataskan, m&ngpraiig,ikat-prang, mangikat-prang.nayikk&n, nianayikkau.Embellish, to adorn. lyasi, mangiyasi.Elevate, to exalt, to dignify. Tinggikdn, Embellishment, ornament. Pariyasan.mauiuggikan, partinggikau, mamulyakan.I'^mbers, live coals. Bara.Emblem, allusion. Upama, alamat.Elevated, liigli. Tinggi, atas.Emblematic, allusive. Barupama.Elevation, dignified, exalted. Tinggi, Emboguemeut, mouth of a river. Kuwala,mulya, utania.kwala, muwara.Elevation, height. Atas, tinggian, kattinggian.Embolden (to). Bri-ati, mambri-ati.Emboss, to engrave in relief. Tatah,Elevation, exaltation. Katinggian, kamulyiian.tatahkan, pakan, pakaukan.Embossed, engraved in reUef. Bartatahkan,Eleven. Sablas.pakan.Eleventh. Kasablas.Embossment, engraving in relief. Partatahkan,Elf, wandering spirit.pakan.Samangat, su-mangat.Embrace, to greet, to salute. Paluk,Eligible. Kapilihan. barkapilihan.mamluk.Eliptical, oval. Bulat-biijor.Embrace, to hug. D-akap, mand'akap,Ell (an). Gaza.galut, manggalut, rungkul, marungkul.Elong, to set far off. Jauhkan, maujauhkan.Embrace by taking to the bosom (to).Rajah, marayih.Elongate, to lengthen. Panjangkau, Embrace, to kiss. Chyum, manchyum.mamanjangkdu, lanjutkfin, malanjutkau.Embrace, salutation. Paluk, pamluk.Elongation. Pdrlanjutan.Embrace, hug. D'akap, pand'akap, galut,rungkul.Elope, to run away. Lari.Embrace by taking to the bosom (an).Elopement, flight. Palai-ian.Rayih.Eloquent. Manjur, manis-mulut, fa«TA. Embrace, kiss. Chyum, i)anchyum.Else, other. Layin.Embrace, to include. Maliput.Else, otherwise, except. MAlayinkau. Embrasure. Lubang-mai'iam.Elucidate, to explain, to clear. Trangkdn,Embroider (to). Suji, manuji, mauuji,mauarangkan, iiatakan, maiiata-sulam, mauulam, pakan.kau.Embroider. Paiiulam.Elucidation. Kaiiataan.Embroidery. Suji, sujian, sulam, pakan.Elude, to escape. Luput, nialuput. Embroil, to distm-b. Gad'uhi, manggaduhi.Elude, to avoid. Manalahkau.Emaciate, to grow lean. Mangurus. Embroilment. Gad'uhan.Emaciated, lean. Kurus.Emendation, correction. Parbayikau.Emanate, to issue from. Tarbit, manarbit.Emerald. Zamrud.Emancipate, to manumit. Mardekakan.Emerge, to rise to the surface of a fluid.Timbul, manimbul, niumbul.Emancipate by ransom. Tabus, mauabus.Eniei'ge, to issue. Tarbit, mauarbit.Emancipated, manumitted. Mardeka.Emerge, to rise to view. Timbul, manimbul,tarbit, manarbit.Emasculate, to castrate. Kabirikau. Emergency, exigency. Pentang.Emasculated. Kabiri.Emergent, rising to view. Timbvil, bartimbul.Embale, to make into a bundle. Bungkuskan,mambuugkuskan.Emergent, exigent. Pentang.Embankment, dike. Pamatang, tambak, Emeroids, piles. Bawasir, wasir.batas, watfls, bandungan.Emeu, the cassowary. Suwari.Embark (to). Nayik-prau.Emigrate (to). Pind'ah, mamind'ah.Embarrass, to perplex, to distress. Emigration. Pind'ahan.Gad'uhi, manggad'idii, sasarkilu, sukarkan,Eminence, height. Tinggian, katinggian.mauukarkan, susahkan, manusah-Eminence, exaltation, dignity. Kating-kiln.gian, kamulyaan.Embarrass, to entangle. Kosotkdn, mangosotkan,Eminent, exalted. Mulya, utama., janggalkan, manjanggalkan. Emir. Amir.Embarrassed, perj>lexed. Sasar, susah. Emissary, messenger. Paiiuruh, pangalasan,Embarrassed, entangled. Kosot, jauggal.panggawan, pdninggawau, acliang,Embassador. Utusan, kongkouan, waiil. utusan, gand'ek, sulu, kongkouan, duta.Utusan.Emission, vent. Kaluwaran.ICiribassy.

EMI—ENC [61] ENC—ENCEmit, to seud foi-th. Manglm\ arkau,tarbitkau, maiiarbitkan.Emmet, ant. S^mut.Emolument, gain, profit. Ptlrulihan, paudapatau,bati, laba, husil.Emotion, distvirbance of mind. Gad'ub,ganggu, giydb.Empale, to fence. Mamag;lr, pagari.Empale, to put to death by empaling.Sulakan, mauulakdn.Empalemeut, death by empalement.PMula.Empeach, to hinder, to oppose. Lawan,miilawan, laliii, malaliii.Empire, dominion. Karajjiau.Employ, to use. Pakai, mamakai.wasjii.Empty, void. Kosong, lam^n, laga, ampa.Empty, vain. Siya-siya.Empty, to evacuate. Kasongkan, buwang,mambuwang.Empyrean (the). Kayangan, kiiindriian.Emulate (to). Lawan, malawau, barlawan.Emulation. Parlawauan.Enable, to empower. Kuwasiii, manguwasiii.Enact, to perform. Buwat, mambuwat,karja, mangarja, karjakiln.Enact, to decree. Titah, mauitah, sabda,maiiabda.Enamel, to inlay. Tatah, bartatahkdn.Enamour (to). Birahikan, bri-gila.Enamoured. Birahi, gila, edan, larabisa.Encage, to shut up in a cage. Mangmnng,kurungkan, mangurungkan.Encamp (to). Pond'ok, mamond-ok.Encampment. Poud'ok, pond'okan.Encase, to enclose in a case. Manarung,sarungkan, manarungkan.Enceinte, gi'ound enclosed. Kampung.Enceinte, pregnant. Bunting, Aamil.Enchafe, to provoke. Usih, mangusih.Enchain, to bind with a chain. Rantaikan,marantaik^n.Enchant, to apply charms or spells.Ubati, mangubati, tawar, manawar.Enchant, to delight. Rawankan, marawaukiln.Enchantment, magic charms. Ubat, j ampi.Enchantment, sorcery, divination. Tambol,pastaka, pustaka, fasuna, pasima,saAir.Enchanter, sorcerer, magician. Satrawan,sastrawaii.Enchase, to engi-ave. Tatahkau.Enchased, engi-aved. Bartatahkan.Encircle, to environ. Mangaliliug, kalilingkan,mangalilingkan, idari, mangidari,maugapimg, kapuugkan, mdngapungkan.Encircled, envu-oned. Kapung, tarkdpung.Enclose, to environ. Mangaliling, kalilingkan,mangdlilingkan, idari, mangidari,kapungkan, mangapunkan.Enclose, to envelope. Liput, niflliput,mariarung, sarungkan, tutup, manutup,tutupi, manutupi, tutupkan, manutupkan.Enclose, to fence in. Mdmagar, pagar-Employed, busy. Aral.k;in, mangampung, kampungkan, mangampungkan.Employment, business. Karja, pakarjaan.Employment, office. Jabatan, jawatan, Enclose in a fold or pen (to). Miingand'ang,pagangau, tauggungan, xadmat.kand-angkan.Emporium. Bandar.Enclosed, environed. Barkalilin.Empower, to commission. Barpasan, Enclosed, fenced round. Barpagar, barkampung,barpasilnkiin.tai-pagar.Empower, to enable. Kuwasiii, mangu-Enclosed, enveloped. Barliput, barsarung.Enclosed, penned. Barkand'ang.Enclosed, shut in. Tutup, tartutup.Enclosure, envelope. »Saruug.Enclosure, place enclosed. Kampung.Enclosure, fold, pen. Kand'ang.Encomiastic. Barpujian.Encomium. Puji, pujian, pamuji.Encompass, to encircle. Mangaliling, kaliliugkan,mangalilingkan, idai'i, mdugidari.Encompass, to shut in, to surround. Kapluig,mangapung, kapungkan, mangapungkan,krubung, maugitibung, tutup,manutup, tutupi, manutupi.Encore, again, once more. Lagi, lagisakali.Encounter, conflict. Adiian, kalai, sabung,sabuugan, prang, prangan, paprangan.Encounter, meeting. Tamiian, partamiian,jumpa, parjumpiian, suwa.Encounter, to meet. Tamu, bartamu,jumpa, barjumpa, dapat, mandapat,dapati, mandapati, dapatkan, mandapatkan,suwa, b4rsuwa.Encounter, to conflict.Mangadu, barkalai,bakalai, sabung, mauabung, barprang,lawan, malawau.Encountered, met with. Katamu.Encourage, to animate. Bri-ati, mambri-ati.Encourage, to embolden. Branikan, mambranikan.Encourage, to make confident. Taguhkan,mS,naguhkan.Encumber, to load, to impede. Manibrati.Encumber, to entangle. Mangosotkan,manjanggalkan.

EN^C—ENG [62] ENG—ENQEiicumbei-, to embarrass. Sukarkau, iiiauukarkau.End, extremity. Pochak, pucbak, pucliuk,putiug.End, conclusion. Abisan, pangabisan,sudaban, kasudahan, pauudah, putusan,kaputusan, axTr, xatam.End (upper), head. Ulu, kapala.End (lower), feet. Kaki.End (near). Paugkal.End (far). Buntut, ikur.End, butt end. Paugkal.End, fag end. Buntut, ikur.End, purpose, intention. Sangaja, kaandak.End, to terminate, to finish. Abis,mangabis,abiskan, mdngabiskan, sudahkiin,maiiudahkan, putus, mamutus,putuskau, mamutuskan, tamamkftn.End, to put to death. Bunoh, mambunob,matikau, mamatikiin.Endamage, to harm. Marugi, rugikan,bauasakan, niambauasakan.Endeavour, to attempt, to essay. Choba,manchoba.Endeavour, to aim at. Tuju, manviju.Endite, to accuse. Tud-uh, manud-uh,tukas, manukas.Endless. Tiyada-bar-putusan.Endlong, lengthways. Bujur.Endurance, lastingness. Kakalan.Endurance, sufferance. Tiian, darita.Endure, to last. Taan, maniian, darita,mdndarita.Endm-e, to bear, to suffer. Taan, nianaan,darita, mandarita.Enemy, foe. Musuh, muugsuh, lawan,satru.Energy, force, vigour. Kuwasa, parkasa,prakasa, sasa, i-iiwat.Energy (supernatural). Sakti.Enforce, to strengtlien. Tagulikilu, mauaguhkan,partaguhkan, sasakiin.Enforce, to compel, to constrain. Gagahi,mdnggagahi, paksa, mamaksa, paksakiln,mamaksakfln, krasi, mangarasi,sayasatkan, manasatkan.Enfranchise, to set free from slavery.Mardekakan.Enfranchised. Mdrdeka, t^rtdbus.Engage, to contract. Janji, barjanji, m.lnjanji,sanggup, bdrsanggup, mduauggup,barA'awal.Engage, to become liable for. Aku,mangaku.Engage, to undertake. Tanggung, m&-nanggmig.Engage, to conflict, to fight. Mangadu,barkalai, sabung, rnfiiiabung, barpran,manarang.Engagement, contract, agreement. Janji,parjanj'ian, ^awSl.Engagement, liability.Akiiaii.Engagement, undertaking, obligation.Tanggungan.Engagement, battle, fight. Adiian, prang,paprang, paprangan.Engender, to copulate. Chuki, autam,satubuh.Engender as the lower animals generally.Barjantdn.Engender as cattle. Bakaka.Engine, machine. Jantra.England. Nagri-inggris.English. Inggris.Engi'ave, to carve. Ukir, maugukir,sogeh, maflogeb, tatah, tatahkan, mauatah,manatahkan.Engraver. Panukir, pangukir.Engraving (an). Sogeh, vikiran.Engi'oss, to monopolise. Borong, mamborong.Engrossing, monopoly. Borong.Enigma, riddle. Guriudam, taki, pilnarka.Enjoin, to direct. Suruh, mauuruli,prentah, mamrentah.Enjoy, to feel pleasure. Suka, mafiuka.Enjoy, to gladden. Sukakau, maiiukakan.Enjoy, to possess. Ada, pagang, mama-gang-Enjoyment, happiness. Sad'ap-ati, riyah,rawAn, chindara, suka, suka-ati, sukachita.Enlarge, to make greater. Basarkan,mambasarkan.Enlarge, to extend. Luwaskan, maluwaskan.Enlarge, to release. Lapas, malapas, lapaskan,millapaskAn.Enlighten, to illuminate. Trangkan,manarangkan, chahyakau, mdnchahyakan.Enlighten, to free from obscurity.Trangkan, manarangkan, uatakan,maiiatakan.Enlist, to register. Daftarkan.Enliven, to make quick. Idupi, mangidupi.Enliven, to make lively. Gambirakan.Enliven, to make cheerful. Maiiukakan.Enmity, hatred. Banchi, banchian, habanchian.Enmity, opposition of interests. Lawanan,kalawanan.Enmity, hostility. Satriian, kasatriian.Enmity, malice. Ati-kachil, damd'am.Ennoble, to raise to title. Galar, mauggalar.Enough. Sudah, chukeep, sampai, sachukup.Enquire, to ask, to question. Tilua, biirtaiia,bartaiiakan, tanai, ngapa, ngapakan,siyapakan, maiiapakan.Enquire, to examine. Preksa, m.lmreksa,proksiii, milmreksai, preksakan, mftm-

ENQ—ENT [63] ENT—EQUreksakan, tatab, tatap, mAnatab, sidik, Entwine (to). Balit, mambalit.saloDgkar.Enumerate, to reckon. Itung, mangitung,Enquiry, interrogation. Partanaan, sawal. bilang, mdmbilang, chachah, barchachah.Enquiry, examination, search. Preksa,preksaan, pamreksiian.Enumeration. Itungan, bilangan, chdchah.Enrich, to make opulent. Mangkayak^n, Enunciate, to declare, to publish. Natakan,bdrbandakakan.maiJatakau.Enrol, to register. DaftarkSn, mdndaftarkan.Enunciate, to proclaim. Barsanikan.Enunciate, to^express. Sabut, maiiabut.Ensign, flag, standard. Tunggal, band -era. Envelope, to wrap, to cover. Balut,Ensue, to succeed. Tm-ut, manm-ut. mambalut, mangulas, uLlskan, mangarung,Entangle (to). Kosotkan, mdngosotkan,saningkan, manarungkan, mam-janggalkau.bungkus, bungkuskan, mambimgkuskan,Entangled. Kosot, jangal.tutup, manutup, tutupi, manu-Entangled (to be). Mangosot.tupi, tutupkdn, manutupkan.Enter, to come in, or go in. Masuk. Envelope, wrapper. Ulas, bungkus, bungkusan,Enter, to introduce. Masuki, masukkan,sarung, sarungan.mamasukkan.Envelope of a letter. Kis.Enter, to penetrate. Chuchuk, manchuchuk.Enveloped. Barbalut, barbungkus, baru-liit.las, barsarung.Entertain, to converse vdth. Tutur, Envious. Dangki, bilrdangki.bartutur, tutar-manutur. bdrkata, Environ, to surround. Kapung, maugapung,mangata.kapungkan, mangapungkan,Entertain, to treat at table. Jamu, krubung, mangrubung.manjamu.Envoy. Utusan, gaud-ek, kongkonan,Entertain, to divert. Sukakan, mdiiukakdn.duta.Envy. Dangki.Entertain, to receive hospitably. Sambut,mafiambut.Eolian pipe, or bambu.Epidemic, pestilence.Buluh-parindu.Awar.Entertainment, feast. Jamiian, pdrjamu-Epigram. Pantun.an, saji, sajian, santapan, parsantapan,kand'uri.Enthrone, to invest with sovereignty.Marajakan, manayikkan-raja.Entice, to allure. Bujuk, mambujuk.Enticement, allurement. Bujukan.Enticer. Pambujuk.Epilepsy. Sawan-babi, sawan-edan, petam-babi.Surat-kiriman, nuwala,Epistle, letter.war.lat.Epitome, abridgment. JSingkatan.Epoch (Hindu). Chandra, kala, Sangkala.Epoch (Mahomedan). Taria, sanah, hayEntire, complete, full. Grdnap, chukup, rah, /tajrat.p4nuh, sabdrana, rata, ti-us, tamam, Epoch (Christian). Sanah -aisi (isa), sanahna«rani.entero.Entirely. Sapanuh-pflnuh, sapala-pala, Equal, like, similar. Mandi, tara, satara,pala-pala, samata-mata, saganap, sachukup,sabaya, kambar, rata, sama.rata, trus.Equal, adequate. Patut, pad'a.Entitle, to confer title. Galarkan, manggalarkan.Equal, even, uniform. Papat, rata, sama,samarata, pad'a.Entomb, to bury. Tanam, mananam, Equal, eqmtable. Sama, samarata.tanamkan, kaburkan.Equal (an). Tara, satara, tandingan.Entrails, intestines. Prut, isi-prut, taliprut.band'ingan, lawan, sakambar, samatara.Equal (to). Mandikan, mamandikan,Entrance, act of entering. Kamasukan. kambari, lawani, tand'ingkan, bandingkan,Entrance, avenue. Pintu, mulut.bartarakan, pad'akan, mamad'a-Entrance, commencement. Mula, kamulaan,kan.parmuliian, purba.Equal (to be). Mandi, barmandi, makan.Enti-ap, to insnare. Manjabak, marachek, mandi, barkambar, mangambar, mdmada,mangala, sidangkin, jangkitkan, barjangkitkan,maiiama.minjarat.Equality. Pdrsamaan.Entreat, to solicit. Minta, pinta, moun, Equalize (to). Ratakan, pad-akan, mamad'ai,mamoun, poun.Entreaty, solicitation. Pinta, parmintiian, mamad'akan, mauamai, maSa-makan.pamoUn.Equally, uniformly. Samarata.Entreaty, reception. Sambutan.Equator, the equinoctial line. Garissatangap-dunya.Entry, ingress. Kamasukan.Entry, passage. Pintu, jalan.Equerry, great stable. Gad-ogan.

EQU—ERR [G4] ERR—ESTEquestrian, being on horseback. Barkuda.Error. Salah, salahan, kasalahan, silap,luput.Equidistant. Sama-j auhErst, at first. Djiulu, mulaiia.Equifoiinity. Kapad-iiau.Erst, once, when time was. Sakali-parastawa.Equilibrium. Tarlilngkap.Equip, to furnish, to accoutre. Langkap, Eructate, to belch. Sardawa, daak.barlangkap, malangkap.Eructation. Sardawa, dilak.Equipage, furniture, accoutrements. Kalangkapan,Erudite. Pand'ila, kakim, nat'as.p.lrkakas, pftluikas, pakaian, Erudition. Kapanditan.pakeau, upachara.Ei-uption, burst, breaking through. Bartas,Equipment, furniture, v. Equipage.bartuh, kopak.Equipoise. Timbangan.Erysipelas. Tokak.Equipoised. Bdrtimbangan.Escape (to). Luput, maluput, lapas,Equipped, dressed out. Tarlangkap. malapas.Equitable, just. Banar, arus, aadil, stimim.Escape, to flee from danger. Lari, mftlari,Equitable, candid. Putih-ati, axla.9.malarikan-d'iri, malarikan-iiawa, mambawa-d'iri.Equity, justice. KabAndran, kiiarusan, Escape, flight. Lari, lar'ian, palarian.aadil, Jiak.Eschew, to shun. Tingalkan, maninggalkan.Equivalent, equal. Pad'a, saraa.Equivalent (an). Timpuh pad'an.Escort, to convoy. Manongsong, anjarkan,Equivocal, ambiguous, doubtful. Mamang,manganjarkan, mangautarkan.rajau.Escort, convoy. Songsong, panganjaran.Equivocate (to). Putar, putdr-balik, Especial, principal, chief Agung, agdng.ubah, barubah.Especially, particularly. Istimiwa.Equivocation. Putai-an, putar-balik, ubah, Espousal. Tunang, rabi, kawin, nika^.ubahau, bolak.Espouse (to). Tunang, bartunang, manunang,Era. Kala, chandra.kawin, barkawin, mangawin,Era of Salivana. Sangkala, sakakala.nika/i, barnita/;.Era of Mahomed, i/ajrah, ^ajrat.Espy, to descry. Tintang, manintang.Era of Christ. Sanah-aisi, sanah-nasrani. Espy, to discover as a spy. Solo, sulu,Eradiate, to beam. Sinilr, barsinar.maiiulu.Eradicate, to pull up by the roots. Chabut,Espy, a scout. Solo, sulu, pAuulu, kapa-manchabut.tangan, mata-mata.Eradication. Chabutan^Essay, to try, to attempt. Chuba, manchuba,Erase, to expunge. Ampus, apuskan,manchubiii.karik, kikis.Essay, to make expei'iincnt of Rasa,Erasure. Kikisan.marasa, rasiii.Ere, before. Sabalum.Essay, to try metals. Uji, manuji.Erect, to place perpendicularly. Dirikdn,Essay, trial. Chuba, pftnchuba.mand'irikan, tagakan, manitgakdn. Essay, attempt. ChaMp.Erect, to raise, to lift up. Bangkitkan, Essay of metals. Uji.mambangkitkan, bangunkdn, mftmbangunkiln,Essence, existence. Kiiadiian, kajadian,nayikkan, milnayikkfln. wajud.Erect, to build, to construct. See Erect, Essence, substance. Utak-utak, zat, wajud.to raise.Essence, perfume. Ban, bau-bauiiu.Erect, standing upright. D'iri, bArdiri, Essential, important. Pentang, brat.tard'iri, taga, tartaga.Essential, necessary. Ta-dapat-tiyada,Erection, building. Bangunan, bangkitan. wajab.Eremite, hermit. Partapa, pratapa. Essentially, really. Sasimgguh, sajati.Err, to wander, to rove. Kambara, mangambara,Establish, to settle. Latak, latakkfln,kalana, mangaiana.malatakkan, d'ud'ukkAn.Err, to stray. Sasat, miiiiasat, sasar, Establish, to ratify, to make firm. Taguhkan,managuhkan, tatapkan, manAtapkan,bar.sasar.Err, to mistake. Salah, barsalah, maiialah,luput, maiuput.tatapi.Establish, to found, to build. Tanam,Err, to mislead. Sasatkan, maiJasatkan, manan&tn, tanamkAn, mananamkan,sasarkan.bard'irikan, mAnagakan.Errand, message. Pasan.Established, firm. Tdguh, tatap.Errant, wandering. Kambara, kalana. Established, founded. Tanam, tartanam,Errant, deviating, straying. liarsftsatan. bard'iri, tard-iri.Erroneous, mistaken. Salah, bArsnlah, Established, proved, certain. Tantii,barsilap.sila])..sabit. Ktih. karar.

EST—EVA [ 65]Establishment, confirmation. Kataguhan, Eve, evening. Patang, sore, suri.katatapan.Even, level, unifoi-m. Rata, papat, pad'a,Establishment, foundation. D'asar.sama, sama-i-ata.Establishment, settled regulation. Paratiiran.Even, not odd. Gdnap.Even, calm. Sanang.Estate, goods, property. Baring, bar^ngbai-ang,Even, straight, in the same line. Kan-dandanan, bdnd'a, arta.chang, lurus, batul, banar.Esteem, to set a value on. NUai, manilai.Even, to level. Ratakan, maratakan, papatkan,pad'akdn, mamad'akan, samakau,Esteem, to prize. Indahkan.maiiamakan.Esteem, to think. Sangka, maiiangka, Even, to straighten. Kanchangkan.kera, mangera.Even, to be equal to. Manama, mamad'a.Esteem, to compare. Timbang, manimbang.Even, vei-ily. Sunggiilma, sasimguhna.Estimate, to rate the value.Nilai, manilai.Estimate, to judge. Timbang, manimbaug,agak, duga, manduga.Estimate, to calculate. Itung, mangitung,bilang, mambDang.Estimate, a computation. Itungan, bilangan.Estimate, valuation. Nilai.Estimation, valuation. Timbangan, Mmat.Estimation, calculation. Itungan, bilangan.Estimation, opinion. Sangka, kera, Kas.Estrade. Latar, plataran.Estrange, to keep at a distance. Manjauhkan,asingkim.Estrangement, removal. Parasingan.Estrangement, alienation of affection.Jatuh-ati.Estuary, mouth of a river at the soa.Muwara, kuwala, kwala.Eternal, pei-petual, constant. Kakal,langgang, ha,ka,.Eternally, perpetually, always. Nantiyasa,sanantiyasa, salama-lamafia.Eternity. Kakalan, abad.Ether. Udara, angkasa, akasa, kasa.Ethiop, African, //abs'i, zanggi.Ethnic, pagan. Kafar.Etiquette, ceremony. Bahasa, tartib.Eulogy, encomium. Puji, pujian, pamuji.Eunuch. Xoja.Europe, European. Farangi, Yuropa.Evacuate, to empty. Kosongkan, mangosongkan.Evacuate, to throw out. Buwang, mambuwang.Evacuate, to quit a place. Tiuggalkan,maninggalkan,-l£lpaskan, maldpaskan.Evade, to elude. Luput, maluput.Evade, to escape. Lapas, malapas.Evanescent, vanishing. Lanap, liiiap.Evangel, the gospel. Anjil.Evaporate, to rise in vapour. Bai-uwap,manguwap, bdrasap.Evasion, subterfuge. Putaran, putarbalik.Evasion, artifice. Tipu, polab, reka,hanar.Even, although, notwithstanding. Samaja,lamun, jikalau, jikalau-sakalipun,sakalipvm, ma.sa, masakan, maski.Even, likewise. Jiia, juwa, juga, lagi,pula, pun.Evening, eve. Patang, sore, svu-i.Evenne.ss, uniformity. Karataan.Event, incident. Kajadian, kad'atangan,kajatuhan.Event, circumstance, affair. Pri, parkara,^al.Event, upshot. Bangunna.Ever, at any time, Pamah, panah.Ever, at all times, always. Nantiyasa,sanantiyasa, santiyasa, salama-lamaiia,sadakala, sadiyakala.Everla.sting. Kflkal.Evermore. Salamaua, salama-lamaiia.Eversion, overthrow. Karubuhan.Evert, to overthrow. Rubuhkan, manibuhkan,rimpahkan, marimpahkan,timpakan,manimpakan.Every one. Sasatu, .sasuwatu, samataija,sagala-sasuwatu.Every person. Sasaorang, saorang-oi-angua,.sapala-pala.Evidence, clearness, certainty. Kafiataan.Evidence, testimony. Saksian, s'aksian,kasaksian, s'ahadat.Evidence, a witness. S'aksi, sakm, s'ahid.Evidence, to prove, to evince. Natakan,maiiatakan, trangkan, manarangkan,katarakan. _Evident, plain, clear. Nata, trang, katara.Evidently, undeniably. Ta-bulih-tida.ta-dapat-tiyada.Evil, wicked. Jiiat, jahat, nakal.Evil, calamitous. Chalaka, barchalaka.Evil, wickedness. Kajahatan, nakal.Evil, crime. Salah, dosa.Evil, injury, mischief. Banchana.Evil, calamity, misfortune. Chalaka,mara, mara-baya, b^la, karma, badabah,nastapa, tawalat.Evil-minded, mischievous. Naka.1.Evince, to show, to manifest. Natakan.manatakan.Ewer (an). Kandi, balang.Exact, accurate. Batul, lianar.

EXA—EXC [ 66 ]EXC—EXIExact, to demand. Tuntut, mauuntut. Exclude (to). Mangluwarkan.Exact, to extort. Rampas, marampas. Exclusion. Kalawaran.Exaction, extortion. Rampasan.Exclusive. Luwar, kaluwar.Exactly, accurately. Batul, banar, dangan-batulna.Excoriate, to flay. Kupas, mangupas,Exactness, accuracy. Kabatulan, kabanai-an.mangalupas.Excoriated.Excrement. Tai.Exaggerate (to). Lanjur, mdlanjur. Exculpate (to). SuchikSn, manuchikftn.Exalt (to). Tinggikau, nianinggikdn, partinggikan,Exculpation. Kasuchian.ataskan, mangataskan, nay-Excuse, to pardon. Mounkftn, mfimoun-ikkan, milnayikkan.kan, ampuni, mangampuni, maafkan.Exalt, to dignify. Maninggikan, mamulyakankan,Excuse, to remit. Lapas, malapas, lapas-malaj)askan.Exaltation. Katinggian.Execrate, to curse. Sumpalii, mauumpahi,Exaltation, dignity. Kamulyiian.kutoki, manutoki, sarapai, milii-Exalted. Tinggi, tali, tala.ai-apai.Examination, iuquiiy, interrogation. Execration, curse. Sampah, kutok, sarapa.Partatiaan.Execute, to perform. Buwat, mambuwat,Examination, search, investigation. Par-karja, mdngarja, karjakan, mangarja-eksa, preksa, preksiian, kapreksfian.Examine, to question. Taiiiii, mananiii,mafiapakan, mangapakan.Examine, to search, to investigate.Preksa, mamreksa, preksai, m^mreksai.Examine, to scrutinise. Alusi, mangalusi.Example, copy, pattern. Talad'an, tulad'an,lakar, pat'a.Exaspei'ate, to provoke, to irritate. Ajak,mangajak, usik, mangusik, sakitkan-ati,achmn, m^ngachum, chuchuh, manchuchuh,brangsang, m;1mbrangsang.Exasperation, irritation, provocation.Pangajak, brangsang.Excavate (to). Korok, mangorok, korek,mangorek, gali, manggali.Excavator, digger. Panggali.Exceed, to go beyond, to surpass. LalUi,malalui, lampau, liwati, langkungi,labihkan, malabihkan.Exceedingly. Tarlalu, kalangkung, kaliwat,amat, sangat.Excel, to surpass, v. Exceed.Excellence, eminence. Fal'ilat.Excellent. Tarbayik, bagus, juwita, utama,aziz.Except, save. Ana, luwar, kaluwar,malayiukan, salayin, kachuwali.Except, unless. Aiia, bayir.Excess. Kalabihan, Iftbih-labihan, pinjul.Exchange (to). Ganti, barganti, manggauti,gantikan, manggautikan, tukai',manukar, tukarkan, manukarkan, bartukarkan,partukarkan, uiiip, mangurup.Exchange. Ganti, gantian, pdrgantian,tukar, urup.Excite, to stir up. Ajak, mangajak,brangsang, miimbrangsang.kan.Execute, to accomplish. Abisk.ln, mflngabiskan,p^rabiskiln, sampaikan, maiiampaikan,luluskan, maluluskan.Execute, to put to death. Bunoh, mambunoh,matikan, mamatikiin, buwang,mambuwang.Execution, performance. Pambuwatan,parbuwatan.Execution, putting to death. Pambimohan.Execution, place of putting to death.Parbunohan.Executioner. Palabaya, partand'a.Executor, administrator of a \vill. Wasi.Exemplai", pattern. Tilad'an, tulad'an,chonto.Exempt. Ampun, tarampun, maaf.Exemj^t (to). Ampuni, mangampuni.Exemjition. Ampun, ampuuan, maafExercise (military), Barisan.Exercise, to discipline troops. Baris,barbaris, mambaris.Exercise with arms (to). Ma3dn-sa.ijata.Exert (to). Usaha, m.togusaha.Exertion, effort, labour. Usaha.Exhalation, vapour. As;tp, uwap.Exhale (to). Mrasilp, manguwap.Exhaust, to draw forth. Milngluwarkan,mdnarbitkan.Exhaust, to expend wholly. Abiskdn,mangabiskau.Exhibit, to show, to display. Unjtik,tunjuk, radnunjuk, manunjukkun, p.artunjukkdn.Exliilarate, to make cheerful. Mauukak.ln.Excitement. IViugajak, brangsang.Exclaim, to vociferate. Saru, barsaru.Exclamation, vociferation, outcry. Saru. Existing. Wajud.Exile, to banish, Buwang, mambuwAng,buwangkan.Exi.st, to be, to have being. Ada, jadi.Existence, being. Kaadiian, kajadi'an,aujud, rat.Existence, to come into. .Tadi, m.lnjadi.

EXO—EXP [^7] EXP—EXUExotic, foreign. Asing.Explicit, plain, clear. Nata, trang.Expand, so as to cover (to). Amparkan, Exploration, search. Preksa, preksiian.maugamparkan, bantang, mambantang. Explore, to search. Preksa, mauaeksa,Expand, to spread, to develope. Kambangkan,preksiii, mamreksiii.mangambangkan.Export (to). Mangaluwai-kan.Ex]3anded, to be spread over a surface. Export, goods expoi-ted. Dagangan-kahiwaran.Ampar, biii-ampar, bantang, barbantang,tarampai', tiirbantang.Expanded, to be spread out, to be developed.Expose, to lay open, to make bare. Tarlanjangkan,talehlehkan, buka, mambuka.Kambang, barkambang, niang-Exposed. Tarbuka, talehle.anibang.Exposition, explanation. Kauatiian, batang,f^xpanded, spread out. Tarkambang.tafsii-, abarat.Expansive, wide-sjjreading. Rampak. Express, to utter. Uchap, manguchap.Expect, to wait for. Nantikan, manautikdn.Express, to declare. Sabut, maiiabut,Expectation, hope. Arapan, pangarapan.buiiikan.Express, to denote. Mftnand'a.Expectorate, to hawk. Griyak.Exjjress, to squeeze out. Prah, paras,Expedient, proper, fit. Patut, arus.pras.Expedite, to hasten. Lakaskan, malakaskan,Ex]:)uuge, to i-ub out. Karik, kikis, apuskan.sigi'akan, maiiigrakan.Expedition, military or naval enterprise. Exquisite, consummate, complete. Ganap,Angkatan, kalangkapan.Expeditions, speedy, quicL Lakas, gauchang,chukup.Exscind, to cut off. Ki-at, mdngi-at, tatas,sigi-a.mauatas.Expeditious, nimble. Chapat, lanchar. Extend, to stretch out. Maluwas, malapang,Expel, to drive out. Alau, mangalau,luwaskan, maluwaskan, lapang-alaukan, mangalaukan, inchit, manginchit.kan, malapangkan.Extensive, wide, lai-ge. Luwas, lapaug.Expel, to eject. Luwai-kan, mangluwarkan,Extent. Kaluwasan.buwang, mambuwang, tolakkan, Exterior (outward). Kaluwaran.manolakkau.Exterminate, to destroy. Tumisaskan.Expend, to lay out, to disburse. Balanjakan,Exterminated. Tumpas, tartumpas.beyakan.Externally, outwardly. Diluwar.Expenditure, disbiu'sement. Balauja, Extinct, quenched, put out. Padam.blanja, beya.Extinguish, to put out, to quench. Padam,Expence, disbursement. Balauja, beya.mamadam, padamkau.Expensive, lavish. Boros, barboros. Extinguished, quenched. Padam.Expensive, costly. Miial, mahal, larang. Extinguisher. Pamadam.Experience, to feel. Marasa, rasakan, Extu-pate, to root out, to desti'oy. Tumpaskan.marasakan.Experience, to imdergo. Tanggung, mauanggung.Extirpated. Tumpas.Extol, to praise. Mannuji, pujikan.Experienced. Biyasa, ugahari.Extol, to magnify. Mambasai'kan, mAmulyakan.Experiment, trial. Chuba, panchubaan.Experiment, to make trial. Chuba, manchuba.Extort, to wrest. Rampas, marampas.Extract, to draw out. Kaluwarkau,Expert, skilful. Pand'ai, pand'e.mangaluwarkau.Expei-t, dexterous, ready. Pantas, ckapat, Extract, inspissated sap. Gatah.chakap.Expiate, to atone. Balas, mambalas, balaskan,Extraction, lineage. Tuinman, katui'unun,dai-ah.mambalaskau, bela, mambela. Extraoi-dinaiy, remarkable, eminent. lu-Expiation, atonement. Bela, balas, pamalas,dah, mulya.j^ambalasan, kafarat.Extravagant, prodigal. Boros.Expiation of blood. Tapung-tawai'-bumi, Extremity, utmost point. Ujung, pochak,tapuug-bumi, tapung-tawar.puchak, puchuk.Expiration, conclusion. Putusan, kaputusanpaskan.Extricate, to set free. Ldpaskan, mala-Expire, to die. Mati, ilang, mampus. Exuberance, abimdance. Kalimpahan.Explain, to expound, to cleai-. Natakan, Exuberant, abounding. Limpah.mauatakan, trangkan, manarangkan, Exudation. Paluh.Tahii-kan, mal'ahirkan.Exude, to sweat out. Barpaluh.Explanation. Kanataan, batang, tafsir, Exult (to). Gamar, bargamar, barsuka,tabir, abai-at.maiuka.

EXU—FAI [68] FAI—FALExuitatiou. Gamar, kagamdrau, kasukiian.Exulting, rejoicing. Barsuka-sukaau.Eye (the). Mata.Eye (inner angle of). Poun-mata, pangkal-mata.Eye (outer corner of). Ikui'-mata, ujungmata.Eye-ball. Biji-mata.Eyebrow. Alls, kilning.Eyelash. Bulu-mata.Eyelid. Kalopak-mata, palupuk, plupuk.Eyesight. Pangliat.J ABLE, tale, romance. Chaiitra, charita,charitra, chdrita, palitar, /lakayat.Fable, a lie. Bouug.Fabricate, to forge with the hammer.Tampuh, manampuh.Fabricate, to build, to construct. Buwat,mambuwat, pai-buwat, parusah.Fabrication, construction. Pambuwatan,parbuwatan.Fabric, building, edifice. Rumah, bangunan.Fabulous. Laugkara.Face, visage. Muka, wajah.Face, countenance, cast of featm-es. Paras,ayar-muka, chahya, ulat, durja.Face, surface. D'asar, muka.Face, front, forepart. Ad-ap, ad'apan,pangad'apan, allian, muka.Face, appearance. Rupa, warua.Face, to come in front. Barad'ap, mangad-ap.Face, to confront. Ad'^pkan, mangad'apkan,samukakau.Face, to oppose. Lawan, malawan.Face, to cover with a coating. Salut,maiialut, turap, manurap.Face to face. Barad'apan, bai-timbalan,barbandingan.Facetious, gay, lively. GAmbira.Facile, easy. Mudah, gampang, sanaug.Facilitate. Mudahkan, mauiudahkan,p3,i-mudahkau.Facility, easiness. Mudahan.Fact, reality. Suugguhan, MkikeLt.Fact, deed. Pambuwatan, parbuwatan.Factor, European mercantile agent. Fetor.Factory (European). Gad-ung, kantur.Fade, to droop, to languish. Layu, barlayu,nirniala.Fceces. Tai.Fag-end. liuntut.Fagot. Barkas.Fagot, to tic up. Barkiiskan, mambarkaskan.Fail, to fall short. Korang, bfirkorang.Fail, to be extinct. Mati, ilang.Fail, to cease.Bdrilnti.Fail, to sink.Turuu, manurun.Fail, to miss. Luput, maluput, salah,maualah, kichewa.Failure, deficience. Korangan.Failure, non-performance. Kachewa, luput,kaluputan, tiwasan.Fain, desii-ous. Baringin, barendu, bilridam.Faint, languid, weak. LS,leh, lateh, lasu,lateh-lasu, lateh-longlai.Faint, a swoon. Paugsan, kalangar, murcha.Faint, to swoon. BarpangsS,n, barkalangar,mamurcha.Faintness, languor. Kalatehan, kalasiian.Fan-, beautiful, handsome. Bagus, elok,molek, parmai, pingai.Fair, white in complexion. Putih.Fair, serene, not cloudy. Trang, chuwacha.Fair, favourable. Bayik, batul.Fair, just. Banar, arus, aadil.Fair, market. Pakan, pasar.Fairy. Fari, pari.Faith, trust, reliance. Parchaya, parchayiian,kaparchayiian.Faith, the Mahomedan religion. Din,aiman, «ata^ad.Faith, fidelity. Satiyawau, kasatiyawan.Faithful, loyal. Satiya, /(akikat.Faithful, honest, without fraud. Tulus,ati-putih, axlas.Faith fid, the true believers (Mahomedan).Aslam, muslam, mumiu.Faithfully, honestly, truly.barsungguh-sunggvih.Banar-banar,Falchion, cymetar. Sams'ir.Falcon, kawk. Alap-alap, wall.Fall, to drop from a height. Jatuh, manjatuh,tiba, maniba, timpa, manimpa,tumbang, manumbang.Fall (to cause to), to throw down. Jatuhkan,manjatuhkan, tibakan, manibakan,timpakan, manimpakan.Fall, to decrease, to diminish. Turun,nianiu-un, surud, maiiurud, j atuh, mi'mjatuh.Fall, to ebb. Surud, miluurud.Fall, to bofal, to happen. Jatuh, miinjatuh,tiba, maniba, d'ataug, mand'atftng,jadi, m.lnjadi.Fall, to come unexpectedly. Jatuh, manjatuli,tiba, maniba.Fall, to drop spontaneously. Luroh,maluroh, gugur, manggugur.Fall, to tumble. Rubuh, marubuh, rabah,mariibah, ruutuh, maruntuh, tumbang,manumbang, ribah, maribah.Fall (to cause to), to cast down. Rubuhkan,mfl,rubuhkan, rabahkan, mai-abahkan,runtuhkan, maruutuhkan, tumbaugkau,miinumbangkan, ribahkan,maribahkan.

FAL—FAN [69]Fall, to cut down timber. Tdbang, manabang.Fancy, to suppose. Angdn-ang^n, kera,Fall in drops, to trickle. Lenang, manltik.barkera, sangka, m&iiaugka, rasa, marasa.Fall away, to grow lean. Barkui-us, Fang, tusk. Siyung.maugixrus.Fauged, armed with a tusk. BarsijTiug.Fall back, to recede. Undur, manguudur, Faquir. Fa^ir.barundur, lai-ut, malanit.Fall on, to make an assault. Langgar,Far, distant, remote.Fare, price of passage.Jauh.Tumpangan.malanggar, sarang, manarang, tarkilm, Fare, food, provisions. Makanau, sautapan,manarkam, tampuh, manampuh.bakal, bakalan, parbakalan.Fall out, to quarrel. Barchidra.Farewell. Tingal, salamat-tingal.Fall out, to happen. Jatuh, tiba, d'ataug, Farina, flour. Pului-, tapung.jadi, sampai.Fall, dropping from a height. Kajatuhan,Farm, to take at rent.maiiewa.Sewa, barsewa,katibiiau.Farm, to let to rent. Sewakan, barsewakan,Fall, tumble. Karubuhan, karabahan,maiiewakan.karuntukau.Farm of public revenues. Pajag, pajak.Fall, overthrow, destruction. Rubuhan, Farmer of public i-evenues. Baudar.karubuhan, raban.Faruess, distance, remoteness. Jauh.Fall of timber, cutting down timber. Fascinate, to enchant, to charm. Ubati,Tabangan.Falling sickness, epilepsy. Sawan-babi.mangubati.Fascination, channing. Uljatan.Fallacious, deceitful. Tipu, bartipu. Fascine, faggot. Barkas.Fallow, imoccujjied. Kosong, lamau, laga. Fashion, form, make. Rupa, waraa.False, untrue. Boung, goroh, d'ust'a. Fashion, manner, way, method, custom.False, treacherous, pei-fidious. Kanchana, Pri, lambaga, chara, aadat.ritnchana, duraka.Fashion, workmanship. Parbuwatan.False, counterfeit, forged. Lanchung. Fashion, to foi-m, to mould. Tampa,False, dishonest. Boung, goroh, d'ust'a. manampa.Falsehood, want of truth, lie. Bciuiig, Fashion, to fit, to adapt. Patutkaii,bolak, goroh, d'ust'a.yasa.Familiar, intimate. Ramah.Familiar, unceremonious. Rapek.Family, household. Rumah, rumahtangga,taugga, chachah.Family, i-ace, tribe. Pinchir, suku, kuluwarga,kalurga, bangsa, kulabangsa,kulawangsa, ulubangsa.Famine, dearth. Kakurangau.mamatutkfln.Fast, abstinence from food. Puwasa, pasa.Fast, to abstain from food. Puwasa,barpuwasa.Falsify, to counterfeit, to forge. Lanchungkan,malanchmigkan.Falsify, to confute. Salahkan, m^nalahkan.Fame, renown. Gah, nama.Fast, to abstainmortification.from food as religiousPuwasa, bai-puwasa.Fame, report, rumour. Warta, writa, Fast, firm, immoveable. Tatap, taguh.brita, urita.Fast, deep, sound. Nadar.Famed, renowned. Gah, magah, t^rmagah,Fast, speedy, swift. Laju, tangkas, pantas.baruama, t^mama, mas'^ur.Fasten, to make fast, to make fiiin. Tatap-Famed, bruited, rumoured. Tarui-ita. kan, manatapkan, tagvihkan, man&guhkan.Familial-, affable. Supan, manis.Familiar, well-known, accustomed. Bi-Fasten, to bind together. Ikat, mangikat,ikatkan, mangikatkan, tambat, m§,nambat.Fasten, to link. Ubung, mangubung,ubungkan, mangubimgkan, sambung,mdiiambung.Fasten, to cement. Lakat, malakat, U-katkan, malakatkan.Fasten, to fix. Sangkutkdn, mauangkutkan.Famous. Gah, magah, tarmagah, barnama,Fastened, fixed. Sangkut, tarsangkut.tarnama, masViur.Fastening, binding. Ikatan, tambatau,Fan, instrument for cooling the air. ubungan, sambungan.Kpas.Fastidious, squeamish. Panehing.Fan, instrument for winnowing com. Fastidiousness. Panchingau.Tampih, iiera.Fat, plumpj fleshy. Lamu, tambuu,Fan, to cool with a fan. Kipas, mangipas, gamuk.kipaskan.Fat, corpulent. Gapuk, gamuk.Fan, to mnnow corn. Tampih, manampih. Fat, grease. Lamak.Fancy, supposition. Angan-angau, kera, Fate, destiny. Untuug, nasib, taWir.sangka, rasa, pangi'asa.i-alla.

Father. Bapa, bapak, pa, pak, i-auia,ramak.Fatlier (reverentially). Ayah, ayauda.Father (royal). Raiuaji.Father (grand). Neuek, datuk.Father (step). Bapa-tiri.Father-in-law. Maratuwa, martuwa, mdutuwa.Fathom (a). D'apa.Fathom, to soiind. Duga, barduga, mauduga,juja, Mrjuja.Fatigue, weai'iness. Kalalahan.Fatigued, weary. Lalah, panat, chape.Fatima, tlie daughter of Mahomed andwife of Ali. Fa^amah.Fatness. Kagamukau, katambuuan.Fatten (to). Tambunkan.Fatuity. Kagilaan, edanan.Fatuous. Gila, edan.Faucett, broach. Charat.Fault, offence. Salah, kasalahan, f/alat.Fault, defect. Chala, chachad.Fault (to find). Pungvit-salah, mfinchala.Faulty, gviilty of a fault. Salah, bdrsalah.Faulty, erroneous. Salah.Faulty, defective. Chala, barchala, chachad,barchachad.Favour, kindness, regard. Kasih, kasihan,tilik.[70] FEA—FENmanjamah, rasa, marasa, rasiii.Feel, to try, to sound. Chuba, m3,nchuba.Feel, to ijerceive mentally. Rasa, marasa.Feelers, antennje of insects. Sungut.Favour, support, countenance. Muka. Feeling, touch. Panjabatan, rasa, rasiian.Favour, grace. Kurniya, k^ruiya, anugi'ah,Feeling, perception. Pangrasa, pangi-a-nugrah.siian.Favoui', to regard with kindness. Kasih, Feign, to make a show of. Achu, mangachu.inangasih, barkasih, tilik, mauilik, tilikkan.Feign, to pretend. Pora-pora, pura-pura.Favour, to countenance. Uutungkan, Feign, to dissemble. Tipu, mauipu.b^runtungkan.Feign a pretext or excuse (to). Dalih,Favour, to bestow favours. Anugralii, mandalih.nugi-ahi, anugrahkan, nugrahkan, karniyakan,Feint, false appearance. Pura-piu-a.kurnij'akau.Fell, felt ; skin, hide. Balulang, blulaug.Favourable, kind. Kasih, barkasihan, Fell, fierce, cruel. Galak, buwas, garang.tilik, bartilik.Fell, to hew down trees. Tabaug, maua,-Favourable, propitious. Bayik.bang.Favoured. Tai'kasih.Fellow, companion. TAman, kawan, tau-Favourite. Kakasih, wall.Feai', dread. Takut, dahas'at, hibat.Fear, apprehension, solicitude. Takutan,katakutan, pauakutan.Fear, to be afraid. Takut, bartakut,manakut.Fear, to be afraid of. Takut, manakut.Fear, to fright. Takuti, mauakuti, takutkan,manakutkan.Fear, for fear, lest. Takut.Fearful, timorous. Takut, kanji, salampang.Fearful, afraid. Takut, bartakut.Fearful, awful. Takut, ngaii, ugri, hibat.FearleHS, intrepid. Bahara.Feast, ontertaiiinient. Sajian, parjamiian,kand'uri, jagajaga, nayub.Feast, to make a festivity. Jaga, b^i-jagajaga.Feast, to be entertained as a guest. Jamu,barjamu, maujamu.Feast, to entertain a guest. Manjamukau,p&rjamukau.Feast (to prei:)are a). Saji, sajikan.Feat, act, deed. Pambuwatan, parbuwatan.Feather, plume. Bulu.Feathered. Barbulu.Featm-es, cast of the face. Paras, ayarmuka.Feces, dregs. Ta'i, pakat.Feculent.P^ikat, barpakat.Fecund, prolific. Beyak.Fee, reward, recompense. Suwab, suwap,upah.Feeble, weak, infirm. Lamah, lapuh,lateh, lunggar, chabar, lantu, llaif.Feed, to take food. Makan, santap.Feed, to supply with food. Bri makan.Feed another from the hand (to). Suwapi,maiiuwapi, suwapkan.Feed, food. Makauan, santapan.Feel, to touch. Raba, niaraba, jabat,manjabat, jawat, mAnjawat, jamah,lan, bandu, andai, kapit.Fellow, associate, partner. Sakutu, waraug.Fellow, equal, peer. Satara, tandingan,bandingan, sama, pad-an.Fellow, a match. Timbangan, kiimbar,sak

FEN -FIE [71] FIE—FILFence ofF, to ward. Tangkiskan, manangkiskan.Fierce. G^lak, garang, buwaa.Fife (a). Bangsi.Fenced, hedged. Bai-pagflr, tarpagAr. Fifer, fife-player. Kalau.Fenced oiF. Tangkis, Mrtangki.s.Fifteen. Limablas.Feud, to ward. Sanga, maiianga, tangkiskan,Fifteenth. Kalimablas.manangkiskan.Fifth. Kalima, sakalima.Fennel. Adas.Fiftieth. Kalimapuluh.Feni. Paku.Fifty. Limapuluh.Ferocious. Galak, buwas, garang.Fig, the common esculent. Anjir.Ferry, to pass over water in a vessel. Fig, a class of Indian fig-trees. Ara.Tambang, manambang.Fig-tree (the Indian). Bringin.Ferry, to carry over water in a vessel. Fight, to combat. Bilrkalai, prang, barprang,Tambangi, tambangkan.mamrang, mamarang, sabung,Ferry, place ferried at. Pangkalau.maiiabung, adu, maugadu.Ferry-boat. Tambangan.Fight (to cause to). Mamarangkan, sabungkto,Ferryman. Panambang, sipanambang.maiiabungkan, adukan, mang-Fertile, fruitful of young. Beyak.adukan.Fertile, fi-uitfiil as soil. Gamuk.Fight (to cause the lower animals to fight ).Fervent, vehement. Panas, angat.Palaga, mamlaga.Festal. Raya.Fight, battle, combat. Prang, prangan,Festival, religious anniversary. Ari-basar, papi-angan, sabungan, aduan.ari-raya.Festivity, a feast. Jaga-jaga, paranggapanggapan.Fight (mock).Fighting-cock.Prang-watang.Ayam-sabung.Figment. Boung, lawah.Fetch, to go and bring. Pargi-bawa. Figure, form. Chitra, rupa.Fetch, to reach. Sampai.Figure, appearance. Rupa, warna.Fetid, stinking. Busuk.Figure, image. Barahla, patung.Fetid, rank, rancid. Aiiir, aring, bangar. Figure, representation in painting. Pat'a,Fetor, stench. Bau-busuk, bau-auir. gambar, tulisan.Fetter, to shackle. Rantaikau, rantekan, Figure (arithmetical). Angka.miirantaLkfin, marantek^n.Figure, to shape, to form. Chitrakan,Fetters, shackles. Balanggu, sangkala, manchitrakan.Figure, to adorn with figures. Tubs,rantai, rante.Feud, quarrel. Tukaran, pdrbantahan.Fever. D-amam.Fever (remittent or jungle). D'amamkapielu.Fever (intermittent), ague. D'amamkatiga,d'amam-salilng, d-amam-kora.Few, not many or not much. Sadikit.manulis.Filagree.Karangan.Filch, to steal. Churi, manchuri.File, thread. Banang.File, line, series. Baujar, bai-is.File, line of soldiers. Bans, barisan.File, the tool. Kikir.Fewel, firewood. Kayu-api, kayu-bakar. File, to string. Chuchuk, manchuchuk,Fiat, order, decree. Titai, sabda, prentah.utas, mangutas.File, to smooth with a file. Kikir, mangi-Fib, lie. Bijung, bolak.kir.Fib, to lie. Bilrboung.File the teeth (to). Dabung.Fibre (a). Urat.Fill, to make full. Panuhi, panuhkan,Fiction, falsehood. Boung.mamanuhi, mamauuhkan, isi, mangi.si,Fiddle, violin. Harbab, rabab, biyola. isikan, mangisikan.Fiddle-stick. Gisik, gisil.Fill, to load. Saratkan, maiiaratkan, muwati,Fidelity, honesty, loyalty. Tulus, satya,muwatkan.satyawan, kasatyawan.Fill, to content. Puwaskan.Fidgetty. Lisah.Fill, to satiate. Kanangkan, mangaiiangkan.Fie ! Chih, cheh.Field, open plain. Pad'ang, midan.Filled, rejalete. Panuh, isi.Field, gi-oimd enclosed. Patak, patakan. Filled, loaded. Sarat, muwat.Field, cultivated ground. Bandang. Filled, content. Puwas.Field (diy arable). Uma, tugar, tagal. Filled, satiated. Kaiiang.Field (watered arable). Sawah.Fillet, band for the head. Jamang, bulang.Field of battle. Galanggang, pad'angprang.Field of exercise, parade-gi'ound. Pambarisau.Fillip (a).Fillip (to).Jintik, pat-ek.Barjintik, pat'ek, mamdt'ek.Fiend, demon. Antu, buta.Film on the eye.Filter, to strain.Balalak, bulur.Tapis, manapis.

FIL—FIR [72] FIR—FIVFilter, strainer. Tapisan.Firm, hard, not soft. Kras, kakas, tagar.Filth, dirt. Chftmar, kotor, nSjis.Firm, steady, stable. Tatap, bahara,Filthy, foul. Chdmar, kotor, najTs.kukuh, kakal.Fm of a fish. Sirap.Firm, vigorous. Kras.Firm, plump, not flabby. Pajal.Finally. Abisiia, siiabisua, sudalina, sasudahua,axiriia.Firm, lasting. Kakal, bai'kakalan.Find, to get, to obtain. Dapat, mdndapat, Firm, mercantile association. Kongsi.dapati, mandapati, dapatkan, mandapatk&n,Firmament, the sky, the heavens. Angin,barulih, barulihkan.Find, to meet with, to fall upon. Jumpa,langit, awang-awang, jumantara, angkasa,akasa, kasa.barjumpa, niimu, tamu, bartamu. Firmly, strongly. Tstguh-tAguh.Fine, not coarse. Alus.Firmness, hardness. Kakrasan.Fine, pure. Suchi, karjang, tuwah. Firmness, stability. Katiitapan.Fine, thin, tenuous. Mipis, mimpis, nipis,tipis.Firmness, durability.Firmness, steadiness.Kakakalan.Katfttapan, katantiian.Fine, slender, taper. Ramping, lampai.Fine, clear, pellucid. Aning, bauing, First, ordinal of one. Kasa, ptli-tama, awal.jarneh.First, earliest. Diiulu.Fine, delicate. Alus.First, at first, at the beginning. Diiulu,Fine, elegant. Elok, juwita.mula-mula.Fine, mulct. D'and'a.First-born. Sulung.Fine for murder. Bangun.First minister. Band-ara, mangkubumi,Fine, expiatory mulct for .shedding blood. fardana-mantri, pftrdana-mantri, wazir.Tapung-tawar-bumi, tapvmg-tawar, di-First (to be). Bardfiulu.yat.First, to go first. Bardixuliii, mandiiuliii.Fine, mulct for wounding. Pampas. Fish. Ikan, ikan-ayar.Fine, to refine, to purify. Suchikan, Fish (fresh-water). Ikaii-sungai.manuchikan.Fish (sea). Ikan-laut.Fine, to clear, to make transparent. Fish (pickled). Budu.Auingkan, baningkan.Fish with hook and lino (to). Manchiiig,Fine, to mulct. D-and'akiln.panelling, milmanching, mangail.Finesse. Daya, upaya.Fish with a casting-net. ]\Ianjala.Finger. Jari.Fish with a drag-net. Mamukat.Finger (fore). Jari-talunjuk.Fish-hook. Kail, kai, panching.Finger (mid). Jari-mati, jari-antu.Fish-line. Tali-kail.Finger (ring). Jari-manis.Fish-maws, an article of trade. Lupa-lujia.Finger (little). Jari-kalingking.Fish-net (casting). Jala.Finis. Tam, tamat.Fish-net (drag). Pukat.Finish, to end. Abiskan, mdngabiskan, Fish-pond, stew. Pangempang.parabiskan, sudahkan, maiiudahkan, Fish-scale. Sisik.putuskan, m.lmutuskan.Fisherman. Nalayan, malayan, tutayan.Finish, to complete. Chukupkdn, gi\napkan,Fisherman using a seine. Pamukat.tamamkan.Fisherman using hook and line. Pangail.Finish, to perfect. Sampurnakto.Fi.sh-scented. Amis.Finished, ended. Sudah, abis, tamam. Fish-spear. Sarampang.Finished, completed. Chukup, ganap. Fissure, cleft. Chalah, lakah.Fire. Api.Fist (the). Tinju.Fire, conflagi'ation. Api.Fist, to strike with the fist. Tinju,Fire, to take fire. Pasang, barpasang. maninju.Fit, proper, Fire, to discharge fire-arms. Pasang,meet. Patut, ai-iis, tampan,pasangk&n, chuchuh, manchucuh, mamad-il.priyoga, bayik, layaZ:, yogia, saliA, wajib.Fire-arms. Bad'il.Fit, to adapt to.Fit, to be proper.Patutkan, milmatutk&n.Patut, biirpatut, mfimatut.Fire-fly. Api-api, kaiib-kHlib, klib-klib,kaklib, kuuang.Fit out, to furnish. Laugkap, nialang-Firelock, musket. S.lnapang.«Ingkap.Fireplace. Pawon, dapur, tongkau, pilnangahan.Fitly, properly. SapatutCa, siiarusna,samugaua, sayogij'aiia.Firewood. Kayu-api, kayu-bakar.Fits, convulsions. Sawan.Fireworks, pyrotechnic works. Marohun, Five. Lima.rabok.Five hundred. Lima-ratus.Firm, strong. Ti\guh.Five score. Lima-kod'i.Firm, strong-bodied.Five thousand. Lima-rilju.TjigAj).

FIV— FLE [73] FLE— FLOFive-fold. Lima-lapis, lima-gand'a. Flesh, not bone or skin. Daging.Fix, to fasten, to make firm. Tdtdpi, Flesh, animal food. Dagin, ikan.maD^tapi, t;Uapkan, maufltapkan, sangkutkan,Flesh (pickled). Pakasam.maiiangkutkan.Fleshy, fat. Gdmuk.Fleshy, plump, firm. Pajal.Fix, to settle. Lataki, latakkftn, tantukan,manantiikan, d'ud'ukkan, maud'iid-ukan.Flexible, pliant, hkmah, lambut.Flexure, bending, angle. Siku.Fixed, fast, firm. Tdtap, tantu, sangknt. Flickei-, to flutter. Kibar, mangibar.Fixed, invariable. Kukuh, kakal.Flight, fleeing. Larian, kalarian, palarian.Fizgig, fish-spear. Sarampaug.Flight, volation. Tarbang.Flabby, soft, not firm. Lunak.Flight, flock of birds. Kawan.Flaccid, weak, limber. Lamah, lambeh, Fling, to cast. Balang, mambalang, baling,lambut.mambaling, lempar, malempar, lemparkan,Flag, rush. Karchut.malemparkan, lotar, mdlotar,Flag, colours, ensign. Tungal, pangsi, lotarkan, malotarkan.panji-panji, jogan, band-era, gand'era. Fling, to toss. Lambung, mAlambimg.Flagelet. Bangsi, sard^m, suling.Fling away (to). Champak, champakkan,Flagellate, to scourge. Palu, mflmalu, buwang, mambuwang.sapu, maiiapu.Fling down (to). Ampas, mangampas.Flagitious. Jiiat, nakal, bdugkeng, buwas. Flint. Batu-api.Flagon. Kandi, sarahi, balang.Flit, to migrate. Pind'ah, m^mind'ah.Fiag-stafif. Tiyaug-band'era.Flitter, rag, tatter. P^rchah.Flake, stratum, layer. Susim.Float, to swim on the surface. Timbul,Flam, falsehood. Bolak, boung.manimbul, kambaiig, mangambaug.Flambeavu Suluh, sigi, obor.Float with the stream, to drift. Aiiut,Flame. Nala.mangauut, keli, mangeli.Flame (to). Manala, barnala.Float (a). Ampung, apung, lampung,Flauk, side below the ribs. Lambimg, timbulan, kambangan.lambungan.Floaty, buoyant. Bartimbulan.Flank of an army. Lambung, lambungan. Flock, company of birds or beasts. Kawan.Flap, lap of a garment. Pauchong. Flog, to lash, to whip. Palu, mamalu,Flap or lobe of the ear. Panchong-talinga.Flap, to move flapping. Kii'ab, mangirab.sapu, miluapu.Flood, a deluge. Bah, banjir, bana.Flap, to brush away with a flapper. Kuwis.Flood (the). Tufan.Flood, to deluge. Banjir, mambanjir,Flap, to fan. Kipas, mS,ngipas.banjirkan.Flapper, fan. Kipas.Flooded. Banjir, t^rbanjir.Flash, to gleam. Kilat, barkilat.Floor, gi'ound. D'asar, natar.Flash, to gush. Manchur, panchur. Floor, foundation of a house. Babatur,Flash, gleam. Kilat.jarambah, jogan.Flash, gush. Panchur.Floor, story. Pangkat, tingkat.Flask, bottle. Balaug, kacha, bull. Floor-mat. Kalasa, klasa.Flat, shallow, not deep. Cheper, gepeng, Florin, gilder. Rupiyah.kepeng.Flat, level. Kapek, pepeh, rata.Flounce, fringe. Eambiya, rombai, ombai.Flounce, train of a garment. Sered, seret.Flat, vapid. Tawar, ambar.Flour, meal. Tapung, pulur, lumat.Flat, wide plane. Pad'ang, midan.Flourish, to brandish. Lela, malela, limbai,Flat, a shallow, a shoal. Bating, gusong.milimbai.Flatter (to). Bujuk, m3,mbujuk.Flout, to mock, to jeer. Sander, maiiauder.Flatterer. Pambujuk.Flattery. Pambujukan.Flow, to run, to stream. Leleh, maleleh,Flavour, odour, fragi-ance. Bau-baiian,ngalir, mangalir.alir,bau-arum.Flow, to i-ise as the tide. Pasang, bar-Flaw, crack. Ch^lah, lakah, ratah, rangat.Flay, to skin. Kupas, mangupas, kalupas, Flow, flood. Pasang.mangalupas.Flower (a). Bunga, kdmban, sakar.Flea (a). Kutu-anjing.Flower, to bloom. Barbunga, barkambang,Fleck, spot. Einteh.maiiakar.Fleckered. Balang.Flowered, adorned with flowers. Barsakar.Flee (to). Lai-i, malari, dalik.Fleeing, taking to flight. Barlarian. Flowers, all manner of flowers. Bungabungaan.Fleet, swift. Laju, tangkas.Fleet (a). Angkatan, kalangkapan. Flower-bud. Kutub, kinchub.

FLO—FOL [74] FOL—FORFluttei-, palpitation. Dab.ar.Fluttering, undulating. Barkibarau.Flux, diarrhoea. Chirit.Flux, dysentery. Raj an, rangat.Fly, to move with wings. Tarbang, manarbang,mibar.Fly, to glide without flapping the wings.Layang, malayang.Fly, clapping the wings (to). Kapak,mangapak.Fly, to cause to fly. Tarbangkan, nianarbangkan.Fly (the common). Lalat.Fly (blue-bottle). Langau.Fly (buffalo). Lalat-karbau.Fly (horse). Lalat-kuda.Foam, froth. Buhi, galambung.Foam, to froth. Barbuhi.Fob, to cheat. Tipu, mjlnipu, tipukau,mdnipukan, dayak.ln, mandayakan.Foe, enemy. Musuh, mungsuh, satru.Fog, mist. Kabut.Foggy, misty. Barkabutan.Foil, to defeat, to worst. Tiwaskan,maniwaskan.Foil, defeat, miscarriage. Tiwas, tiwasan.Foil, wooden sword. Balabat.Foiled, worsted. Tiwas.Fold, a pen. Kand'ang.Fold, to pen. Mangand'an, kand'angkan,mangand 'angkan.Fold, a double. Kadut, lapis, lampis,lipat, lipatan, parlipatan, rangkap.Fold, to double. Malapis, lapiskan, malapiskan,marangkap, malipat, lipatkan.Fold in composition. Gand'a.Fold (two). Gand'a-bargand'a.Dawun.P\>liage.Folious, leafy. Rendang.Folk, people. Orang, marika.Follow, to go after. Iring, bdririug,mAngiring, iringkan, bariringkan, maugiringkan,imbal, mangimbal, imbalkan,mAngimbalkan, ronot, maronot.Follow, to be posterior in time. Mangad'ictn,mrimbalakang.Follow, to be consequent. Turut, manurut,ikut, milngikut.Flower-ciip, calyx. Tampok, tapok. Follow, to pursue. Kajar, mangajar,Flower-garden. Tamau.bui'u, mamburu.Fluctuate. Nayik-turun, manayik-turuu. Follow, to succeed. Ganti, barganti,Fluid, thiu. Chayar.turun, manurun.Fluid (a). Ayar.Follow, to accompany. Bas&rta, maiiarta,Fluke of an anchor. Kuku-sawuh.maiiartai.Fluny, huriy. Gupuh, gopoh.Follow, to attend as a dependant. Iring,Flush, to gush. Panchar, pauchur, manchur,maugiring, iringkan, m^ngiringkan,panchut.ikut, mangikut.Flush, a gush. Panchuran.Follow, to attend servilely. Tonda,Flute. Bangsi, srlrdam, suling.manonda.Flute-player. Kalau.Follow, to obey, to comply. Tiu-ut, manurut.Flutter, to vibrate, to undulate. ICibar,mangibar.Follower, one that follows another. Pangi-Fluttei', to palpitate. Bardaba,r.kut, panui-ut.Follower, dependant, retainer. Iringan,panggiring, juwak.Follower, associate. Kadayau, kadeyan,tamftn, sakai, ponokawan.Follower, disciple. Murid.Folly, weakness of intellect. Babalan.Foment, to cherish. Plehra, m^mlehra,plehrakan, mamlehrakan.Fond, foolish, silly. Gila, bod'o.Fond (to be). Barbirahi, mambii'ahi.Fondle, to caress. Chumbu, barchumbu,sanda, barsanda, balai, barb^lai, ulik,mangulik, bujuk, mambujuk, olek,mangolek.Fondler. Pambujuk.Fondling, act of caressing. Chumbu,chumbiian, sanda, olek, bujuk, bujukan,pambujukan.Food, victuals, provisions. Makanan,palabur, masara, sara, bakalan, parbakalan,santapan, tambul, razaA;i.Fool, a natviral, an idiot. Orang-gila,orang-edan, jahTl.Fool, blockhead. Kaparat.Fool, buffoon, jester. Bad'ud, baiiol.Foolish, weak of intellect. Bod'o, donga,babal, jahil.Foolishness.Foot (the).Babalan.Kaki, d'uli, pada, i'adam.Foot, support in the nature of a foot.Kaki.Foot, base. Kaki.Foot, the measure of a foot. Kaki.Foot in verse. Pada.Foot of a bed, foot-board of a bed. Tumpiian.Foot (sole of the). Tapak-kaki.Foot-ball. Sepak-raga, buwah-raga, baling.Foot-path. Galang, simpangau.Footmai-k. Bakas-kaki.Foot-stalk, pedicle. Tangkai.Foot-stool. Alas-kaki.Fop, coxcomb. Antun.Foppish, coxcomical. Changgeh, ch.lnggeh,lewat, soleh.For, because of. Tagal, karana, karna.For, for this reaaon that. Sapaya, supaya.

.marupakan,FOR—FOR [75] FOR—FORFor, in respect to, ou account of. Bagai,Ijage, akan, pada.For, towards. Atas, akan.For fear, lest. Takut.Forage, i)rovisions. Bakal, bikalan, parbakalan.Forbear, to abstain. Taan, maniian, tiiani,maniiani.Forbearance. Tiian, sabar.Forbid, to prohibit, to interdict. Larang,malarang, larangkan, malarangkan.Forbid, to hinder. Tagah, managah, tagahkau,managahkan, sangkak, maiiangkak,pantangkan.Foremost (to be). Bardaulu.Forenoon. Pagi, pagi-aii.Foredoom, to predestinate. TaWirkau.Forepart, front. Ad'apan, pangad'apan,aluan.Forerauk, front. Ad'apau, paugad'apan,muka.Foresaid, foremeutioned.Tarsabut, tarbilang.Foresail. Layar-topang.Foresee, to prophecy. Talah, tanuug,tarka, manarka.Foreship. Aliian.Foreskm, prepuce. 6^alaf, kulup.Forbiddance, prohibition. Larangan. Forest. Utan, alas, rimba, balantai'a,Forbidden, prohibited, interdicted. Larang,wana./iaram.Forestall, to monopolize. Borong, mam-Forbidden things. Larangan.borong.Forbidden, hindered. Tagah, sangkak, Forester, woodward. Blandung.pantang.Foretell, to prophecy. Talah, tanimg,Force, strength, might. Kuwasa, pdrkasa,tarka, manarka.prakasa, kakuwasaan, bahina, Foretooth, incisor. Gigi-sare.sasa, /.uwat, i'iidrat.Forewai-d, van. Pangad'apan, kiiad'apaii,Force, violence. Kakrasan, panggagahan, aluan, muka, Aadam.paksa, sayasat, llaiiu-at, ralTm.Forfeit, fine, mulct. D'and'a.Force, to comjiel. Gagahi, manggahi, Forge, to fomi by the hammer. Tampa,krasi, maugrasi.manampa, tampuh, manampuh.Forceps. Sapit, paiiapit, angkub, kachip. Forge, to counterfeit. Lanchungkau, m;lForcible, strong. Kuwasa, barkuwasa, lanchimgkan.parkasa, kanchang, sasa, i'uwat.Foi'ged, counterfeited. Lanchung.Forcible, violent. Kras, dras^ santar. Forget (to). Lalai, malalai, pangliug,Ford (to). Maiiabrang.lupa, malupa.Ford (a). Paiiabrang.Forgetful. Lalai, alpa, lupa, xilaf.Fordable. Chetek.Forgive, to pardon. Ampun, mangampun,Fore, anterior. Ad'ap, adapan.ampuni, mangampuni, m«afkan.Fore-arm (the). Langan, asta.Forgiven, pardoned. Ampun, m«afFoi-ebode, to prognosticate. Talah, tanuug.Forgiveness, pardon. Ampun, ampuuan,kiiampunan, maaf.Foreboder, soothsayer. Patanung. Fork (a). Garfo.Foreby, nigh, hard by. Ampir.Foi'k (prong of). Taring, sula.Foreca.st. Reka.Fork off (to). Simpang, maiiimpang.Forecastle of a ship. Aluwan.Forked. Barsapit.Forecited. Tarsabut, tartulis, tarsurat. Forlorn, sad. Maldngguh.Foreclose, to prevent. Tagahkau, mauagahkan.Form, shape. Lakar, bangun, chitra,Foredeck of a ship. Aliian.rupa, warna.Form, to shape. Lakarkan, banguiikau,Foredoom, to predestinate. Tai'dirkan.tampuhkan.Forefathers, ance.stors. Moyang, muyang, Formation, generatmg. Kajad'ian.nenek-moyang, datu-moyang.Former. Diiulu, sadiya, memang, purba,Forefinger. Talunjuk.awal.Forefront, anterior front. Pangad'apan, Former times. Diiulu-kala, sadiyakala,muka.purbakala.Forego, to quit, to resign. Lapaskan, Formerly. Daulu-kala, memang.malapa-skan, tiagalkan, mdninggalkan. Formidable, dreadful. Ngari, ngri, hi-Forehead. Dai, bat'uk.bat.Foreign, not domestic. Asing, alat, sabraug.Fornicate (to). Barmukah, barzana.Fornication. Mukah, sundalan, parsun-Foreigner, stranger. Dagang, panchil, dalan, bandrek, zana.lat, i^arib.Fori-ay, to ravage. Eampas, mai-ampas,Foreland, headland, Tanjung.rusak, mai-usak.Foremast of a ship. Tiyang-topaug. Foi-sake, to leave, to go away from. Tinggalkan,Foremeutioned. Tarsabut.maninggalkau.Foremost. Daulu.Forsake, to desert. Tumang, mauumang.

FOR-FOU [76] FOU—FRAForsooth, iu truth, certainlj-. Sasungguhiia,Foundation, lower part of a building.past-i.Babatur.Fort, castle. Kot-a, kut'a.Foundation, ground, basis. Alas, d'asar.Forth, abroad, out of doors. Luwar. Foundation, original, rise. Poun, pokok.Forth, thoroughly. Ti-us, samata-mata, Founder, to sink to the bottom. Kai-am,rata._maugaram, kalAm, banam, tangalam.Forth, away, begone ! Na, iuchit. Founder (to cause to). Karamkan, mangaramkan.Forthwith. Sabantar-ini, sakatika, sakutika-ini.Foundering, shipwreck. Kakaraman.Fortification, entrenchment. Kubu. Fovindling. Auak-gampang.Fortificatiou, redoubt. Beuteug, beteug, Fountain, well, spring. Prigi, sumur,kut-a, kot'a.Fortify, to surround with a wall. Kut'ai.mata-ayar.Fountain, small basin of water. Talaga.Fountain, jet, spout of water. Pauchu-Fortitude, courage, braveiy. Brani, branian,rankabranian, parkasa, prakasa, derankar.Foimtain, head or spiing of a river.ayar, ulu-sungai.Ulu-Fortress, stronghold. Balowarti, kot'a, Fountain, original. PiJun, pokok, ulu.kut'a.Fountain-head. Ulu.Fortuitous, accidental. Untung-untuug. Four. Ampiat.Fortunate, lucky, happy. Katuju, bayik, Fourfold. Ampat-gand'a, fi,mpat-lapis.mujui-, tuwah, bdrtuwah, batuwa, sri, Fourfooted, quadruped. Barkaki-dmpat.dawalat.Foui-footed animal. Satwa, sato.Fortunately, luckily, happily. Sabayikbayik.Fourscore. Ampat-kod'i.Foursquare.^ Parsagi, pasagi.Fortune, luck. Uutung, naiib.Fourteen. Ampatblas.Fortune (good). Dai'gahayu, gargahayu. Fourth (the). Kaampat, sakaAmpat.Fortune (bad). Chalaka.Fourth, a quarter. Parampat, prapat,Fortune-teller. Patanung, juru-bad'e. suku.Fortune-telling. Rajaug.Fowl, bird. Ayam, burung, manuk,Forty. Ampat-puluh.paksi.Forward, towards. Tuju.Fowl, vnld bird, not domestic. Unggas.Forward, ardent, eager. Augat, pauas. Fowl, domestic cock. Ayam.Foi-ward, to hasten. Lukaskan, maiakask^n,Fraction. Patah, sapatah.sigrakan, maiiigrakan.Fractious, peevish. Sarbasalah.Forwai-ds, straight before. Katuju. Fracture, breach. Patah, pachah.Forwards, ahead. Kaaliian.Fracture, to break. Patah, mamatah,Foss, ditch, moat. Parit.patahkan, prichah, mamachah, pachahkan,Foster, to nui'se, to feed, to support.mamachahkan, kulaikan.Plehra, palehra, mamlehra, plehrakan,mamlehrakan.Fractured.laLPatah, pftpatah, pachah, ku-Fosterage. Susuan.Fragile, brittle. Rapuh, lapuh, raiiah,Fosterdam. Ma inang.Foster-child. Anak-inang.Fosterling. Anak-inaug.Foul, filthy, dirty. Chamar, chumar,kotor.Foul, impure, polluted. Chamar, chumar,najis, makinih.Foul, gi-oss, coarse. Charut, chinchala,chand-ala.Foul, turbid. Lfi,tak.gatas.Fragment, small bit. Patah, sapatah,rapih, krat, sakrat.Fragment, piece, mass. Gumpal.Fragment, scrap. Sisa.Fragments of a meal. Riiimah, raimas,rimah.Fi'agraut. Arum, rum, wangi.Frail, weak. Chabar, luntu, lamah,llaif.Foul, entangled. Kosot.Frame, form, shape. Lakar, rujia.Foul, having a rocky bottom. Cumilr. Frame, stand. Alas, lapik.Foul, adverse, not fair. Salah.Frame of a house. Gram.Foul, to daub, to soil. Lumar, malumar, Frame for stretching an object on. Ragang.mfinchamari.Found, met with. Katamu, barulih, kadapatan.Frame, scheme. Reka, padaya.Frame, fabric. Parbuwatan, bangunan.Found, to build, to raise. Baugunkan, Frame, to form, to shape. Lakarkan.mambangunkau, bangkitk.ln, mambangkitkan.Frame, to compose. Kax'ang, maugarang.Frame, to contrive, to plan. Rekakan,Found, to cast. Tuwang, manuwang. rnnchanakiln, upayakfin.

FRA—FRI [77] FRI—FULFrank, open, sincere. Tulus, putib,putih-ati, axlas.Frank, liberal, generous. Mudab, murab.Frankness, ingenuousness. Ati-putib,tulus.Frankness, liberality. Murab-ati, kamuraban.Frankincense. Kameaiian, m9,iian, kamiiiian,minau, kamayan.Frantic. Gila, edan.Fraud, deceit. Tipu, daya, padaya, ujat,samu, putaran, bauar, akal.Fraudulent, trickisb. Pongab, putar.Fraugbt, laden, cbarged. Muwat, sarat.Fray, broil. Cbakit, tukai-an.Freckle. Tai-lalat.Free, at liberty. Lapas, tai'lapas, xala^.Free, unrestrained. Bebas.Free, liberal. Mudab, murab.Free, to set at liberty. Lapas, Mpaskan,luputkan.Fi-ee, to manumit. Mdrdikakan.Freebooter, robber. Pdrompab, maliug,panduug, pambegal, paiiamun.Freed, manumitted. Mardeka.Freedman. Oraug-mardeka.Freeze, to be congealed witb cold. Baku,bdrbaku.Freigbt, to load a vessel for transport.Tumpang, manumpang.Fringed. Barombai.Frisk, to leap, to jump. Lompat, barlompat,malompat.Fritb, strait of tbe sea. Salat.Fritters. Dadar.Frivolous, trifling. Siya-siya.Frizzled, crisped. Griutin, krinting.Frizzle-baired or frizzle-featbered. Puwa-puwa,papuwa.Fro, backward. Balik.Fro (to and). Pargi-bailik, pargi-mari.Frock, coat. Baju, rasukan, kalambi.Frog. Katak, kod'ok.Frolic. Riya.Frolicsome. Ingka, riya.From. Dari, dari-pada.From, before iu place. Dari-ad'ap.From, before in time. Dari-diiulu.From bebind. Dari-balakang, dari-balik.From long ago. Dari-lama.From first. Dari-diiulu.From within. Dari-dalam.From witbout. Dari-luwar.Frond of a palm. Palipab, pilpab.Front, face. Ulat, muka.Front, forepart. Ad-apan, jjangad'apan,kiiad'apan, aluwan, muka.Front, van of an army. Chucbuk.Front, to be opposite to. Barad'ap,mangad'ap.Front, to confront, to face. Mangad'ai^kan.Frontier, boundary. Pinggir, paminggir,Freigbt, to load as burtben. Muwat.Freigbt, load for transport. Tumpangan.Freigbt, lading. Muwatan.paminggiran, tapi, watas, tapiswiring,/iM.Frencb. Francbese.Frost. Ambun-upas, bun-upas.Frenzy. Kagiliian, edanan.Frotb, foam. Bubi, galambung.Frequent, often occurring. Karab, karAp, Froth, to foam. Barbubi.krab, labat.Frothy, vain, empty. Siya-siya, cbumacbuma.Frequent (to be). Mangarab, mangarap.Frequent (to). Tandang, mauandang. Froward, peevish. Sarbasalab.Frequently, often. Karab-karab, krabkrab,Frowning, stern. Prangprus.saring.Frozen. Baku, barbaku, tarbaku.Fresb, new. Babru, idup.Frugal, thrifty. Gami.Fresb, not salt. Tawar.Fruit. Buwali, buwah-buwahan.Fresb, sweet, not stale. Sagar.Fruit (to bear, or be in). Btlrbuwah.Fresb, cool. Sajuk.Fruitful, fertile. Gamuk.Fret, to cbafe, to rub. Gesek, gisik, Fruitless, vain, idle. Chuma-cbuma, siyasiya.gosok, gosot, goiiob.Fretful, peevi.sb. Sarbasalab.Frustrate, to defeat. Salahkan, manalabkan.Friable. Rauab.Friday. Jiimat.Fiy (to). Goreng, randang.Friend. Audai, taulan, awang, bandu, Fuel. Kayu-api, kayu-bakar.kakasib, saudai-a, sudai-a, xalil, sa/iabat. Fuddled, drimk. Bungah-salasa, mabuk.Friendsbip. Taulanan, ma/iabat.Fugitive, runaway. Palari.Frigbt. Takut, takutan, katakutan, bibat. Fulcrum, prop, stay. Abam, sandaran.Frigbten, to terrify. Takuti, manakuti, Fulfil, to fill completely. Pauuhi, panuhkan.takutkan, manakutkan.Frigbtened. Takut, ngari, ngi-i.Fulfil, to accomplish. Sampaikdn, maiiampaikan,Frigbtful. Ngari, ngi-i, bibanii.sudahkan, maiiudahka,n.Frigid, cold. Sajuk, dingin.Fulfilment. Sainpurnaan, kasampurnaan.Fringe. Rambu, rambiya, ombai, rombai, Fulgent, shining, dazzling. Gilang, gamarlap,anting-anting.silo.

FUL—FY [78] GAB—GANFull, replete. Panuh, isi, barisi, sabak.Full, sated. Kanang, puwas.Gabriel (the angel). Jabriiil.Full, impregnated. Buutiug, barkaud'ung.Gad, to rove. Kambara, mangambara.Gadding, roving. Kambara.Full, complete. Cliukup, giluap, langkap. Gad-fly. Pikat.Full (to be). Maugisi, mauabak. Gag (a). Sangkang.Full, the full, the whole. Sapauuh. Gag (to). Mauaugkang.Full-blown. Tarkambang.Gage, pledge, pawn. Chagar, taruhan,Full-laden. Sarat.paturidi, pataruhan.Full moon. Parnama, purnama.Gage, measm-e. Ukuran, tak&r, sukat.Fuller, bleacher, washer. Banara, banan, Gage, to wager. Bartaruh, bataruh.tukang-basuh, tukang-kumbah.Gage, to measure. Mangukiu-, ukur,Fully, completely. Sapanuhna, sapanuhpauuhna.takar, mauakai", sukat, maiiukat.Fulminate, to thunder. BS,rtagar.Gaily, merrily.Gain, profit.Eamai-ramai.Bati, untuug, laba. parlabfian,Fulsome, nauseous. Ldmu.faidah, mdnft/t./lasil,Fume, smoke. Asap.Gain, to profit. Barbati, bilruutung, barlaba,Fume, vapour. Uwap.bar/iasil, bdrfaidSh.Fumigate (to). Ukvip, mangukup.Gain, to procure, to obtain. UUh, banilih,Fumigate with frankincense (to). Mafiani,bulih, dapat, mandapat.miiiani.Gainsay, to contradict, to deny. Tadakad,Fumigation. Ukup, dupa.mauadakan.Fun, sport. Mayin, mayin-mayinan. Gait, way. Jalan, margi.Function, of&ce, employment. Jabatan, Gait, air, manner. Tiugkah, kalakiiau.jawatan, pagangan.Galangal. Langkwas, laugkwe.Fund, stock, capital. Pokok, pangkal, Gale, high wmd. Ribut.pangkalau, mod'al, mud'al.Gall, bile. Ampadu, lampadu.Fundament (the). Pantat, burit.Gall-bladder. Samng-amisadu.Fundamental, essential. Peutang.Gallant, brave, daring. Brani, kalan,Funeral, burial. Partanaman.dekar, parkasa, prakasa.Funeral procession. Pararakan-mayat. Gallantry, bravery. Kabranian, dekar,Fungus. Kulat, chdndawan.parkasa, prakasa.Funnel. Chorot.Gallery. Bator.Furbish, to bm-nish, to polish. Upam, Gallery, piazza. Salasar.mangvipara.Gallery (open), verandah. Barand'a.Furious, raging. Galak, ganta, amarah, Galley, pinnace. Pilang.berang, murka.Furl, to roll up. Giilungkau.Furnace. Dapur, pawon, tanur, farna.Gallon. Kulak. (The kulak measures252 cubic inches, and is thereforenearly equal to an imperial gallon.)Gallop (to). Nandar, iiongkloug. (Thesetwo words are Javanese, and the Malaydoes not seem to have any woi'd forFurnish, to supply. Adakftn, mangadakan.Furnish, to equip. Langkapi, malilngkapi.Furnish, to embellish. lyasi, mangiyasi.this pace.)Gamble (to). Jud'i, manjud'i, barjud-i,Furniture, moveables. Pagawai, pakakils. mayin, bilrmayin, bartaruh, bataruh,Furniture, equipage. Kalangkapan.botok.Furniture, embellishment. Pdriyasan. Gambler. Panjud'i.Furrow, trench. Alor, parit.Gambling. Jud-i, mayin, parmayinan.Furthermore. Adapun, arkian, lagi-pun, Gamboge. Rong.sabagai-lagi, tambahan-pula, istimiwa, Gambol, to skip, to frisk. Lompat, malompat.labih-pula, shahidiian.Furtive. Maling-maling, churi-churi. Gamboling, leaping, frisking. Tarlompatlompat.Fury, rage. Berang, amarah, marah,murka.Game, sport. Mayin, parmayinan.Fuse, to melt. Laburkfin, m^laburkan. Game, animals of the chace. Pamburiiau,Fuse, to be melted. Labur, malabur. parburiian, margasatwa.Fuse, a matcli. Sumbu.Game, to sport. Mayin, barmayin.Fusil. Budil.Game, to gamble. Jud'i, barjud'i, manjudi.Fusty, mouldy. Basi.FutUe, worthless. 8iya-siya.Game-cock. Ayam-sabimg.Future. Besuk, buri.Gamesome, playful. Ingka.Futurity. Bad'e, axarat.Gaming. Jud'i, mayin, parmayinan.Fy ! Chih.(Jang, troop, comi')any. Kawan.

GAO—GEA [79] GEA—GETGaol, pi-ison. Pilnjara, kunjara, kurung,kui'uugan.Gaoler. Jum-panjara, juru-kurung.Gap, chasm. Chdlah, putusan.Gap, notch. Sumbing.Gape, to ya-mi. Nganga.Gapped, notched. Sumbing, bdrsumbing.Garble, to sift. Ayak, mangayak, ayakkan.Garden (ornamental). Taman, tamansni-i.Garden, orchard. KAbon.Gardener. Juru-taman, tukang-kabon.Gargle (to). Kumor.Garland. Kambang-kalung.Garlick. Bawang-putih.Garment, clothes. Kapan, pakaian, pakean,kayin, busana.Garner. Jdlapang, julapang, lumbiing.Garnet. Yakut.Garnish, to decorate. lyasi, mangiyasi.Garniture, decoration. P^riyasan.Garndity. Mulut.Garrulous. Lampas, rongot, ngomong,barmulut.Gasp, to gape. Nganga.Gaap, to breathe hard. Pdgab, mangagab.Gate. Pintu, kori, lawang, gapura.Gate of a castle or palace. Garbang, karbang.Gate (having a). Bdrpintu.(ratekeeper. Panunggu-pintu, panggawapintu.Gattiiost. Jandng.Grather, to assemble. Kumpul, barkumpul,mangumpul, inipun, barimpun,mangimpim, kampimg, mangampimg,barkampung.Gather, to collect. Kumpulkan, mangumpulkan,impunkan, mangimpunkan,kampuugkan, mangampvmkan.Gather, to pick up. Gantas, mangantas,kutib, mangutib.Gather, to crop, to pluck. Pungut, mamungut,lali, malali.Gather, to select. Pilih, mamilih.Gathered together, assembled. Impun,barimpun, kumpid, barkumpul, tai--Gear, fui-niture. Pagawai, pdrkakjls, pakakas.Gear, accoutrements. Kalangkapan, upachara.Geld, to castrate. K^birikan, potong,milmotong.Gelt, casti-ated. Kabiri, xasi.Gem, a precious stone. Pdrmata, kdmala.kumala, batu, mastika, sela, manikam,manika, ratna, ratna.Gems (seed). Podi, pudi.Gender, to beget, to produce. Jadikan,manjadikan.Gender, to copulate. Satubuh, chuki,amput, dntam.Gender, to copulate as the lower animals.Barjantan.Gender as quadiiipeds (to). Babaka.Genealogy. Turunan, katurunan, salsalab.General, in the lump. Borong.General, not special. Sajati, miitala^-.General, commander of au army. Panglima-prang,wadana, senapati.Generally. Lumrah, sadakala, sadiyakala.Generate, to beget, Manjadikan, paranak,paranakkan.Generation, production. Kajadian.Generation, single succession. Pupu, sapupu,.satui-unan.Generation, family, race. Pinchir, suku,kulawarga, kalurga, bangsa, ulubangsa,kulawangsa.Generosity, liberality.Kamurahan, murah-ati,dili-ma.Generous, liberal. Murah, mud'ah, murah-ati,lila, darmawan, karim.Genitals. Kamaliian.Genius, nature, disposition. Prangai.Genteel, polite. Santim, supan, barbudi,barbahasa, baradab.Gentile, one of an uncovenanted nation.Kafar.Gentle, well-born. Bangsawan.Gentle, mild. LSmbut, manis.Gentleness, softness of manners. Kalambutan.Gently, mildly. Manis, sSpok-sipok.Gently, softly, without violence. Par-kumpul.liian, parliian-parlaan, parlaan-liian.Gathering, an assembly. Impunan, kumpulan.Genuine, tiaie. Batul, banar, sunguli,jati, haZ;iZri.Gathering, collection. Impunan, parimpunan,Genuine, real, not fictitious. Sadiya.kumpulan.Genus, class, order. Pangkat, janas.Gauge, to measure. Ukur, mangukur, Germ, sprout, shoot. Tunas, t'ukul.sukat, mafiukat, takar, manakar. Gei-m of fruit. Putih.Genninate, to shoot, to sprout. T'ukul,tunas, manunas, tumbuh, manumbuh,timbid, manimbul.German, relationship as first cousins.Pupu, pupuan, sapupu.Gay, brisk, lively. G&mbira.Gay, meriy, jocund. Ramai, suka, sukachita.Gaze (to). Amati, amat-amati, pai-amati.tilik, manilik, lalang, malalang.Gaze, intent regard. Tilik, pamandang. Gesture. Laku, kalakiian.Gear, tackle, harness. Aba-aba, danda Get, to procure, to obtain, to gain. Dapat,mandapat, dapati, mandapati, da-

GET—GIV [80] GIZ—GLOpatkan, mandapatk.ln, tAmu, bfti-tdmu,uamu, iilih, barulih, bulih, bS,rulihkfin,kana, mangana, maugauakftn.Get up, to rise. Nayik, uianayik, banguu,mambanguu, barangkat, bangkit, inarnbangkit.Get at, to attain. D-atangi, maucVatangi.Gettah-perchah. Gatah-parcha, gdtalitaban.Ghastly, horrible. _Ngari, ngri.Ghost, the soul. Nawa.Ghost, spirit, manes. Sumangat, samangat.Gibbet (a). Pautang.Gibbet (to). Pantang, iMraantang.Gibe, to sneer, to mock. Sinder, maiiiuder.Gibe, sneer, mockery. Sindir, sindiran.Giddiness, vertigo. Pitam, ngalu, paningk^pala,pusiug-kdpala.Giddy, whirling. Pusing.Giddy, dizzy. Ngalu, paning, pusing.Gift (a). Pambrian, ganjaran, bakastangan,bakas-tuboh, kiriman, biugkis,bingkisan, anugrah, nugrah, kurniya,karuniya, bakti.Gift, bribe. Surungan, suwab, bdkti.Gift (mai-riage). Panomah.Gifted, endowed with supernatural powers.Sakti.Gig (fish). SArampang.Gild (to). Sulup, maiiulup, amasi.Gilded. Barmas.Gilding. Ayar-mas.Gills of a fish. Isang.Gills of a fowl, wattles. Galamber.Gimlet. Gurdi, bur.Gin, trap, snare. Prachik, rachik, pikat,kala.Ginger. Alya, Sap^das.Gird, to bind round. Amban, m^ngarabau,burot, mamburot, bAbM, babdt,mambabad.Gird, to dress, to clothe. Pakai, mAmakai.Gizzard. Ampadal.Glad, cheerful. Sad'ap, suka, sukachita,sad'ap-ati.Glad, to be cheerful. Barsuka, mafluka.Gladden (to). Barsukakan, maiiukakan,parsukakan, sad'apkan, mat5S,d"apkS,n.Gladiator, sword player. Pdndekar.Gladness, joy. Sad'ap-ati, kasukiian,miisra, masrat.Gladsome.Sad-ap, suka.Glair, white of an egg. Putih-t^lor.Glance, quick view. Lintas.Glance, to move quickly by. Lintas, malintas.Glare (to). Jamarlang, chamarlang.Glass. Kacha.Glass, mirror. Kacha, chftrmin.Glass bottle, vial, flask. Kacha, buli.Gleam (a). Kilat.Gleam (to). Barkilat.Glean (to). Pungut, milmungut.Gleanings, things gleaned. Pvmgutau,kapungutan.Glee, merriment. Eiya.Glen, valley, dale. Lambak, Mmbang,lumbak, awang, wang.Glib, smooth, slippery. Licliin.Glide, to move smoothly and swiftly.Laju.Glide, to fleet, to fly smoothly. Layang,malayang.Glide, to flow gently.Manjur.Glitter, to glister, to glisten, to shine.Gilau, kilau, bargilau, mangilau, karlip,niangarlip, jamarlang, chamarlang,parling.Glitter, glister, lustre. Gilau, kilau, kilaukilauiin,karlip, gamarlap, gS,marlapan,jamarlang, chamclrlang, tajali.Gloar, to squint. Juling, manjuliug.Globe, ball. Bulafc.Globe (the ten-aqueous).Bumi, buwana,jagad, jagat, manjapada, machapada,manusapada, diiuya.Globular. Bulat, buntar, bund.lr.Gloom, obscurity, cloudiness. Rilmfing.ranang, radum.Gird, to encircle. Mangaliling, iditri,mangiddri, mangapung.Gloom, sulleuness. Muram, suram.Gird, to gibe. Sindir, manindir.Gloomy, obscure, cloudy. Mui-am, suram,Girdle. Sabuk, rindi, amb^p, babad, rdmang, rdnang.Gloomy, sullen. Murdm, surflm.bab.lt, bangkimg, ikat-pinggang, talipand'ing.Gloomy, sad, melancholy. Barlangung.Girdle, buckle. Pand'ing.Glorify, to praise, to extol. Puji, mamuji,Girl, maid. Prawan, anak-dara.parmulyakan.Girl or lad. Budak.Glorious, illustrious, excellent. Mulya.Girth (saddle). Ambrm.Glory, praise, adoration. Puji, pujian,Give, to bestow. Bri, mambri, kasi.pdmuji, pamujiaii.Give back, to restore. Balikkan, mfimbalikkan.Glory, renown, celebrity. Gah, nama.Gloss, scholium, comment. Kaiiatiian.Give over, to leave, to quit. Lapas, malapas,(Jlossed, polished. T^rupam.tinggalkan, mauinggalkan.Glove. Sarung-tangan.Give up, to resign, to yield. Tumungkul, Glow, heat. Aba, anat.sarah, .srah, nitlfiarali.Glow (to). BarangAt, baraba.

taling.GLO—GOD [81] GOD—GOVGoal, land-mark, boundary-mark. Pad'an.Goar, a gusset. Pesak.Goat (a). Kambing, bebek.Goat (wild). Kambing-utan.Goatsucker. Baberek.Goblet. Kabok, kand-i, kuja.Goblin. Danawa, drubiksa, d'aksa, mamadi,damd'S,mit, antu, buta, jin.God, the Deity. Tuhan, allah.God willing. Wallahi, damt-allah, ans'aallah.God (in the name of).Ba.'sma-allah.Gloze, to flatter. Bujuk, mambujuk. God (a Hindu). Dewa, dewata, bafara.Gloze, flattery. Pambujukan.Goddess (Hindu). Dewi.Glozer, flatterer. Pambujuk.Going, act of going. Pargi.Glue. Rakat, parakat, prakat, parkilt. Going, walking. Jalan.Glue (to). Mdrakat, rakatkau, prakatkan. Gold. Ama.s, amas, mas, k^nchana.Glum, sullen. Muram, sm-am.Gold coin. Mas-pichis.Glut, satiety. Jamiian.Gold dust. Mas-urai.Glutinous, viscous. Lakat, lakap, kalat. Gold leaf. Prad-a-mas, maspatra.Glutted, satiated, cloyed. Jamu, bosan. Golden. Kamasan, amas-masan, masmasan,Glutton. Pand'amap, galuju.barmas.Gluttonous. Damap, galuju, murka. Goldsmith. Tukang-mas, kamasan, pand'ai,Gluttony. D-amap.pand'e.Gnar, knot in timber. Banir, gembol. Gone, past. Sudah, talah, abis, lalu.Gnash (to). Karot, karot.Gong, the musical instrument. Gong.Gnat. Namok, agas, agih.Gong (small kind of). Band'e.Gnaw (to). Kikil, m^ngikil, greb, mangareb,Gong (crier's). Mong-mong, mung-mimg.tokak.Gonorrhoea. /S'abun.Go (to). Pargi, pal.Good, not bad. Bayik, saliA, xair.Go, to walk. Jalan, barjalan, manjalan. Good, proper, fit, Bayik, patut, imdn,Go, to travel. Jalan, manjalan.layaA*.Go, to proceed, to make progress. Anjar, Good, happy, fortunate. Bayik, baruntung.manganjar, laku, barlaku, lalu, barlalu. Good, virtuous. Bayik.Go, to pass, to be received. Laku. Good, well, right. Bayik.Go, to pass, not to remain. Lalu. Good-bye. Salamat tinggal.Go about, to attempt. Chuba, mauchuba. Good luck. Untung-bayik.Go a-head (to). Jum.Good nature. Kasihan.Go after, to follow. Ikut, mftngikut, Goodwill, benevolence. Murahati, kamurahan,turut, manurut, iring, maugiring, melu,kabajikan.milu.Goodly, fair. Pingai, parmai.Go before, to precede. Mandaului. Goodness, kindness. Kababjikan, darma.Go down, to descend. Turun, manurun. Goods, moveables, property. Bai-angbarang,Go in, to enter. Masuk.charian, dapatan, p^ndapatan,Go out, to issue. Tarbit.b3,nd'a, mata-banda, kulkasir, arta,Go round, to encircle. Mangaiiliug.milU-.Go round, to revolve. Idar, mangidar. Goods, merchandise. Dagangan.Go against a stream or current. Mud'ik. Goods (hereditary). Pusaka.Go with a stream or current. Ilir, Goose (the). Bauak, angsa, gangsa.mangilir.Go (to let). Lapas, malapas, lapaskan,Goose-skin.Gore, blood.Saram.Darah.maldpaskan.Gore, to wound with the horns. Mananduk.Go, begone ! Anali, nah, inchit.Go backwards and forwards (to). Pargi Gorge, the throat. Leer, rangkungan,pulang, pargi-mari.kungau, jaugga.Go and come (to). Pargi-d'atang.Gorge, to glut, to satiate. Kauangkan,Go and return again. Pargi-bali-mari. jamukan.Go to and fro (to). Pargi-balik, pargimari.Gory. B&rdarahan.Gospel. Anjil.Goad, to urge, to incite. Ga,rtak, manggartak,Gourd. Labu.pachat, pachukan.Govern, to rule, to administer. MS,-Goad (a). Pdnggartak, pachu, taling, mangku, mAmutarkan, parentah, prentah,parentah, mamrentah, partuwankan.Govern, to regulate. Ator, mangator,prentah, mamrentah, mangampu.Govern, to restrain, to control. Tagorkan,manigorkan.Government, sovereign authority. PartUanan,karajaan.Government, rule, administration. Ampuan,prentah, prentahan, paprentahan.Governess, duenna. Inang-pangasuh.Governor, supreme ruler. YAng-dipartiian,raja, maharaja.

GOV—GRA [82] GRA—GRIGovernor (a). Gubarnad-ur, koniaucVui-.Romput.Gra.ss.Governor, tutor. Paiigampu.Grassy. Baromput.Gowk, a foolish fellow. Bod"o.Grate, a grating. Krawang, rawang.Gown, tunic. Kahaya..Grate, to rasp. Kukur, parok, m3,marok.Grab (a). Gurab, guv&p.Grateful, pleasing. Sad-ap, namat.Grace, favour, kindness. Kasihan.Grater, rasp. Kukuran, parok.Grace, favour conferred. Karuiya, kurniya,Gratification, pleasure. Sad'apan.karuniya, nugrah, anugrah.Gratify, to please, to delight. Sad'apkan,Grace, pardon. Anipun, ampunan, kiiampunan,mafiad-apkan.maaf.Grave (the), ^ubur.Grace, to adorn. lyasi, mftngij'asi.Gravel. Garsik, rftsik, batu-lada, krikil.Graceful, beautiful. Manjalis.Graver, cai-ver. Pangukir, pauogeh.Gracile, slender. Nipis, tipis, ramping. Graver, carving tool. Piiat.Gracious, favourable. Barkasih -kasihan, Gravid, pregnant. Bunting, kand'ung,Aamil.Gravity, weight. Brat, kabratan.sri.Grain, minute particle. Butir, buntil,buku.Grain, seed. Biji.Graitli, furniture, equipage. Aba-aba,dandauan, parkakas, kalangkapan.Grammar. .41mii ua^ui, sarfu.Granaiy. Jaiapang, julapang, lumbung,balubur, gapuk, langgak.Grand, great, illustrious. Agang, agung,mulya, mahamulya.Grand, chief, principal. Agang, agung.Grandchild. Chuchu, chuchuuda.Grandchild (great). Chichit.Grandchild, fom-th in descent. Piyud.Grandchild, fifth in descent. Piyat.Grandchild, sixth in descent. Piyu.Grandees. Agung-agung, aji-aji, pangagvmg,orang-kaya, paramantri, paranayaka,panggawa, parbaya, priyayi.Grandeur. Kamulyiian.Grandfather. Datuk, nenek.Grandmother. Nenek, nai.Grandparent. Nenek.Grandparent (great). Moyang.Grandparent, fourth ancestor. Datu.Gi'andparont, fifth ancestor. Duwan.Grange, gi-anary. Jalapang, julapang,lumbung, gapuk, langgak, bUlubur.Grant, to allow. Bir, bri, kasi.Grant, to bestow. Nugrahi, anugi-ahi,nugi-ahkan, anugi'ahkan, manguruiya,mangurniyiii, karuuiyakan.Gravy. Kuwah.Graj'. Klabu.Gray, in a horse. D-awuk.Gray-haired. Uban.Grease. Lamah.Great, large. Basar, gad'ang, kablr.Great, chief, main. Agang, agung.Great (most). Mahabasar, mahiiagung.Great-gi-andchild. Chichit.Great-grandparent. Moyang, muyang.Greatness, largeness, bigness. Kabasaran.Greediness, rapacity, voi-acity. D'amap,murka, aloba, loba.Greedy, voracious, rapacious. Gftluja,dAmap, dalap, majoh, murka, aloba,loba.Greek. Rumi.Green. Ijau, ijo.Greens, pot-herbs. Sayur, jangan.Greeting, salutation. Tabek.Grief, sorrow. Iba, susahan, kasusahau,billas, walang, sakit-ati, tangis, tangisan,duka, kadukiian, dukachita.Grieve, to sorrow, to mourn. Tangis,mauangis.Grieve, to afflict. Susahkitn, maiiusahkan.Grieved, afflicted. Svisah, barsusah.Grieving, sad, sorrowful. Ngarana, sayu,barsusah-susahan.Grievous, heavy, oppressive. Brat.Griffin (Hindu). Garud-a.Grant, gift. Nugrah, anugi-ah, kanmiya, Grill, to broil. Pauggang, bu.kurniya, bftkti.Grim, hideous, frightful. Ngari, ngri,Grape, the vine. Anggur, buwah-anggur. hibanu.Grapple, to contend by grappling. Panchak,Grimaces (to make). Kauut, mangatiut.mamS,nchak, kamuli, tangkap-Grin (to). Kraiiek, ki-ising.m9,nangkap, changkang.Grind, to levigate. Kisar, m.lngisar.Grappling, contest by grappling. Pdnchak,Grind, to sharpen by attrition. Asah,kamuli, tangkap-tangkftpan.m&ngasah, asahkan, chanai.Grasshopper. Bdlalang, kred'ek.Grinder, one that grinds. Pdngisar.Grasp, to gripe. Chakak.Grinder, a miller. Pdngisar.Grasp, to hold in the hand. Ganggaui, Grinder, molar tooth. Griiam.mftnggdnggam.Grindstone. Gardndi, gurinda, batuash,Grasp, gripe. Chilkak.panajam.Grasp, gripe of the hand. Oringgam. Gripe, to grasp. Chdkak.Grasp at, to endeavour to seize. Pawut, Gripe, to hold in the hand. Ganggam,garap.indnggAnggilm.

GRI—GRU [83] GRU GUNGripe, to seize, to clutch. Pagang, mel- Grumous. Pakat.Guana, the Inguaua lizard. Biyawak,Gripe, grasp, hold. Chakak, pagaugan. bewak, manawak, manawuk.Gripe, a vice. Ragum, kakatuwah. Guard, to watch. Tunggu, manunggu,Gi-ipes, cholic. Mulas.kawal, mangawal, jaga, manjaga, raksa,Gristle, cartilage. Tulang-mud'a, rawan. maraksa.Groau (to). Mangi-aug.Guaid, to look after. Pingit, bela.Groin. Kunchi-piia.Guard, to protect. Langkang, lindungi,Groom, boy, servant. Budak, amba, lindungkan, manawugkan, mauawungi.patek, beta.Guard, a watch. Kawal, jaga-jaga.Groom, young man. Bujaug, truua. Guard, warder, watchman. Panunggu,Groom (bride). PAnganteu-laki, mampalai,pangawal.anak-truna.Guard (advance). Mata-jalan.Groom (horse). Gamal, gdbala-kuda. Guard-house. Parjagiian, pajagan.Groove, channel. Lurah, alor.Guarded, watched. Katunggu, barkawal,Grope (to). Raba, mftraba.barjaga, tdrjaga.Grope for fish, to fish by groping. Gogok, Guardian, tutor. Panampu, waii.gragan.Guava (the). Jambu-biji, jambu-klampuk.Groping, feeling in the dark. Raba.Gross, thick. Tabal.Guerdon, reward. Pdmalas, pambalasan,Gross, coarse, rough. Kasar.pahala.Gross, coarse, not refined. Kasar.Guess, to conjecture. Agah, baragah,Gross, the gross, the aggregate. Borong. duga, m.anduga, bad'e, mambad'e, tarka,Gross, indelicate. Ganta.mauarka, kera, barkera.Ground, the earth. Tauah, bumi.Guess, conjectui-e. Agah, duga, pauduga,Ground, soil. Tanah.bad'e, tarka, kera.Ground, laud, not air or water. D'arat. Guess (by), about. Sakera-kera.Ground, country, region. Bauuwa. Guest (a). Jamu, kuudaugau, tamu,Ground, surface. D'asar, natar.panggilan.Ground, bottom under water. D'asar, Guidance, direction. Dalil.natar.Guide, to direct. Tuujukkau,manunjukkan,Ground, bottom or main colour in amangapala.pattern. D'asar, natar.Guide, to drive. Pachu, mamachu.Ground, foundation, reason. D'asai',mula. Guide, to conduct by a halter. Tuntut,Gromid, floor. Babatur, d'asar, natar. mauuntut.Grounds, dregs. Tai, pakat.Guide, to conduct by the hand. Pimpin,Grove, clump of trees. Lorah.mamimpin.Grovel, to be prone. Tehrap, manehrap. Guide, scout. Sulu, mata-mata.Grow, to vegetate. Tumbuh, manumbuh, Guide (spu-itual). Guru.timbul, manimbul.Guide, pilot. Malim.Grow, to increase, to become lai'ger. Guide, usher, one that ushers by takingTambah, bartambah, manambah.the hand. Pamimpin.Grow, to become. Jadi, mjlujadi.Guile, deceit, trick. Tipu, s^mu, putaran.Growl (a). Daring, dring.Guilt, crime, offence. Salah, kasalahau,Growl (to). Daring, dring, maudaring, duraka, dosa.garung.Guiltless, innocent. Chuci, suchi.Growth, increase by vegetation. Tumbuhan.Guilty. Barsalah, duraka, bardosa.Guise, manner. Chara.Growth, increase. Tambahan.Guise, external appearance. Rupa, wariia.Grub, maggot. Ulat.Guitar, lute. Kachapi.Grub, to dig up. Garok.Gulf, bay. Taluk.Grub with the snout (to). Sundol, maiiundol,Gull, a mew.sungkur, maiiuugkur, dungkur.Grudge, ill-will. Ati-kachil, kachil-ati.Grudge, malice. Banchi, kabanchian.Gi-udge. envy. D'am-d'am.Gruel (rice). Kanji.Gruff, sour of aspect. Ma.sam-muka.Grum, SOU!', surly. Masam.Grumble, to murmur. Sungut, barsungut,sungid, barsungul.Grumble at, to murmur at. Barsungutkiin.Chinchamar.Gull, a cheat, a fraud. Tipu, daya, padaya.Gull, to trick, to cheat. Tipu, manipu,tipukan.Gullet, oesophagus. Mare.Gulp (a). Tuguk.Gulp (to).Gum. Gatah, pulut.Gum (to). Manggatah.Gums (the). Gusi, isang, isit.Gun, fire-arm. Bad'il.Tuguk, mauuguk, gogau.

GUN— HAI [84]Gun, cannon, great gun. Mariam.Gun, swivel-cannon. Lela.Gun, swivel-cannon (long). Rantaka,sachurang.Gun, blunderbuss. Pamurus.Gun, arquebuse, matchlock. Istinggarda,satinggar.Gun, musket, firelock. Sanapang.Gun, pistol. Pistul.Gunner, cannonier. Juru-bad'il, jurumariclm,tukang-m&riam, tukang-metar,matros.BArbulu.Gunpowder. Ubat-bdd'il, ubat, saudawa, Halberdier. Pangawinau.masiyu.Hale, sound, healthy. Naman.Gunsmith. Pand'ai-bad'il, pand'e-bad-il. Half, moiety. Tangah, satangah, saparo,Gunwale. Rubing.sab.alah, sasisih, saparduwa.Gush, to flush. Lanchur, panchur, panchar,Half, in part. Tangah.manchur, mamanchur, chuchor, Half (one-and-a). Tanah-duwa.sdmbur, maiiambur.Half, to divide in two. Taugahkan, mamaro,Gush (a). Panchur, panchuran.mamblah.Gusset, a goar. Pesak.Half-cast. Paranakan, pamakan, pranakan.Gust, sense of taste. Rasa, pangrasa.Gust, sudden blast of wind. Badai, bayu. Half-dead, almost dead. Taugah-mati.Gut, passage. Trusan.Half-gi-own. Jai-ah.Guts, entrails. Isi-prut, tali-prut, prut. Half-grown (a buffiilo). M;xiiama.Guts, small intestines. Prut-lingar, prutsani.Half-way, in the middle. Tangah.Half-witted. Bod'o.Gutter. Alor, alor-aloran.Hall, public chamber. Balai, bale.Guttle, to guzzle. Charu, mancharu. Hall of audience (royal). Balai-ruwang,Guttling, guzzling. Charu.balai-i-ung, balai-pangad'apau, sribalai.Gymnastics. Siinam.Hall of justice or council. Balai-bachara.Gyration. Ikal, putaran.Hall, waiting chamber. Paseban.Hall, front outer room. Sarambi.Hall (a compartment of, as divided byHa !pillars). Ruwang, rung.A, ah.Halloo, to shout to. Saru, maiiaru, laung,Habiliment, dress, garments. Pakaian, malaving.pakean.Hallow, to make holy. Minguduskin.Hability, faculty, power. Kuwasa, p4nguwasa.Hallowed, holy. Kiidus.Halo of the moon. Pagar-bulan.Habit, dress, accoutrement. Pakean, Halo of the smi. Pagar-mata-ari.upachara.Halt, to stop in a march, journey, orHabit, custom. Lambaga, chara, aadat. voyage. Singgah, pond'ok, mond'ok,Habit, to di'ess. Pakai, pake, mdmakai. mamond'ok.Habitation, abode, dwelling. Rumah, Halt, to limp. Timpang, mauimiiang,i-umah-tangga, kadiyaman, padalaman,tampat-diyam.enchok, mangenchok.Halt, lame, crippled. Timpang, inchut,Habitual, customary. Sadiya, sadakala, enchok, lampuh.sadiyakala.Halt, to hesitate. Mamang, bS,rmamang.Habituate (to). Biyasakdn, mambiyasakan.Halter (a). Tambat.Halter (to lead by). Tondo.Habituated, accustomed. Biyasa.Halting, stopping on a journey. Pond'o-Hack, to chop. Parang, mamarang, chinchang,manchinchang.Hack, a notch. Takuk.Haft, hand of an instrument. Ulu.Haggle, to chaffer. Tawar, manawar.Haggling, chafi'oring. Tawar.Hail, frozen rain. Ujan-baku.Hail, to salute. Tabek.Hail, to call to. Saru, milGaru.Hair of the human head. Rambut.Hair of tho human body. Bulu.Hair, hairy tegument of animals. Bulu.Hair of the tail of quadi-upeds. Rambut,Hair of the neck of quadrupeds, mane.Gambung.Hair, pile. Ruma.Hair (gray). Uban.Hair (false). Chamara.Hair (roots of). Poun-buki.Hair (made of). Rambuti.Haircloth. Kayin-raiubut, k^mali.Hairless, bald, But'ak.Hairy.kan, singgah.Halting-place.Ham, the hip.Pond'okan.Pangkal-paa.Hamlet. Dukuh.Hammer (to). Palu, tutuk, mamalu,takuk.Hammer (with a sledge). Manggodam.Hammer, to forge with a hammer. Timpa,manimpa.Hammer (a). Pamukul, palu, pAututuk,pantakuk.

HAM—HAP [85] HAP—HASsangit.Handmaids, the band of waiting maids.Parwara, parawara, beta-parwara.Hammer (sledge). Godam.Happen, to fall out. Jatuh, manjatuh,Hamper, large basket. Karanjang, kranjang,tiba, maniba, d'atang, jadi, chupul.raga, rangking.Happiness, felicity. Sad'ap-ati.Hamper, to shackle. Rantaikan, m^rantaik^uati.Happy, in a state of felicity. Sad'ap-Hampei-, to perplex, to embarrass. Gad'uhi,Happy, lucky, fortunate. Mujur, katuju,manggad-uhi, susahkan, manu-tuwah.sahkan, sukarkan, manukarkan. Haram (a). P4radiian.Hand (the). Tangan, asta.Harass, to desolate, to lay waste. Rusakkan,Hand (palm of). Tapak -tangan.marusakkan, banasakiln, mam-Hand (right). Tangan-kauan.banasakan, karanikdn, mangaramkan.Hand (left). Tangan-kiri.Harass, to annoy. Gad-uhi, m^nggad'uhi,Hand, to guide by the hand. Pimpin. susalakan, mS,iiusahkan.Handbreadth, a palm. Tapak, tampap. Harbour, haven, anchorage. Labuhan,Hand-feed (to). Suwabi, manuwabi, suwapi,manuwapi.Hard, firm, not soft. Kras, tagar.Handful. Sagaiiggam, kapal.Hard, rigid, stiff. Kakas, tagar.Handicraft, trade. Tukangan.Hard, rugged, rough. Gasap. kasap.Handicraftsman. Tukang, pand'ai, pand'e. Hard, difficult, laborious. Payah, sukar,Handiwork. Parbuwatan, pambuwatan. baya.Handkerchief. Sapu-tangan.Hard, imripe, not mellow. Mdngkas.Handle, to touch, to feel with the hand. Hard, severe. Kras, prangprus.Jabat, manjabat, jawat, manjawat, Hard by, near, close. Ampir, sablah,jamah, mdnjamah, raba, maraba, rasa,marasa.susor, /rarib.Harden, to indurate. Mangarasi, mangrasi,Handle of an instrument or weapon. Ulu.krask^n, mangaraskan, tagarkan,Handle (cris). Ulu-kris.managarkan.Handle of a door. Galang-pintu.Hardness, fii-mness. Kakrasan, katagaran.Handle, ear of a vessel. Talinga.Hardness, severity. Kakrasan.Handling, touch. Jabatan.Hardship, inconvenience. Kasukaran,Handling, cunning, trick. Daya, padaya, kasusahan.hanar.Hardship, oppression. Kakrasan, kabra-Handmaid. Dayang, dang, iila, mandra,tan, panggagahan, aniyaya.Hardy, bold, brave. Brani, kalan, klan,parkasa, prakasa, dekar.Hardy, strong, firm. Taguh.Handmill, quern. Gilingan, kisaran. Hark, to listen. D-angar, mand'angar.Handsel, first act of sale. Panjar.Harlequin, buffoon. Bad'ud, baiiol.Handsome. Bagus, elok, ak4s, s§,bawa, Harlot, strumpet. Sundal, lewer, jalang.pilrmai, bisai, molek.Harlotry. Pasundalan.Handwriting. Tapak-tangan, xat. Harm, mischief, hurt, detriment. Rugi,Handy, ready, dexterous. Chapat, pantas. karugian, banchana.Hang, to be suspended. Gantung, bargantung.Harm, crime. Salah, dosa.Hang, to suspend. Gantimg, bargantungkan,Harm, to hurt, to injure. Rugikan, marugikan,banchanak^n.gantungkan.Hang, to depend, to dangle. Anting.Harmless, innocent.Harmonious, musical.Chuchi, suchi.Mardu.Hang, to depend, to incline. Bawat. Harness, gear. Aba-aba, kalangkapar,Hang up or out (to). Sampai.upachara.Hanged, hung. Targantung.Harp, lyre. Kachapi.Hanger, short sword. Kalewang, klewang, Harpoon. Sarampang, srampang.lamang, golok.Harpy (Hindu). Raksasa.Hanging, suspension. Gantungan. Harrow (a). Garu.Hangings, wall drapery. Pajang, tirai, Harrow (to). Garu, mdngaru.bfllangsai.Harry, to tease. Usik, mangusik, sakat,Hangman, executioner. Pfllabaya.mauakat.Hank, skein of thread. Tukal.Har.sh, rugged, rough. Gasap, kasap.Hanker (to). Ingin, baringin, mangingin, Harsh, austere, sour. Masam.rindu, marindu.Harsh, astringent. Kalat.Hap, chance, fortune. Untung.Harsh, rough to the taste. Padar.Hapless, unfortunate. Chalaka.Harvest, reaping. Pangataman.Haply, perhaps, peradventure. Antah, Hash, to mince. Chachah, manchachah,antahkau, mudah-mudahan.chinchang, manchinchang.

HAS—HAY [86] HAZ—HEAHasp (a). Kuku.Hazard, chance. Untung.Haste, speed. Sigi-a, kasigi-aan.Hazard, danger, risk. Bahaya, marabahaya.Haste, hurry. Gojioli, gupuh, giigup.Haste, niiubleness. Lancli;u-an, chapatan. Hazardous, perilous. Bahyah, b4rbahaya.Haste, to speed. Lakas, barsigra.Haze, mist, fog. Kabut.Haste, to hurry. Gopoh, bargopoh, Hazy. Bilrkabutan.gugup, bargugup.He. Diya, iya, iua, fia.Hasten, to push forward. Ldkaskan, He, male human being. Laki.sigrak.ln, mauigrakan.He, male of the lower animals. Jantan.Hasten, to precipitate. Gugupk^n, gopohktln.Head (the). Ulu, kapala.Hastily, quickly. LS,ka8, bangdt, sigra.Head, denomination in counting animals.Ekor, ikur.Hastily, in a hurry. Gopoh-gopoh, gupuh-gupuh.Head, chief principal person. Kapala.Head, front, forepart. Ad'dpan, panga-Hasty, quick, speedy. Ldkas, gauchang, d'apan, aluwau, muka.lanchar, bang4t, sigi-a.Head, upper part. Ulu.Hasty, precipitate. Gopoh, bargopoh. Head of water. Mata-ayS,r.Hasty, passionate. Prangprus.Head, heading, title. Parkara, prakara,Hat. Tud'ung, chapeyau, tapiyo.bab, fasal.Hatch, to brood. Ram, mangaram. Head, principal, chief Agang, agung.Hatchet, axe. Kampak, kapak, wadung, Head, to lead, to direct. MangApala,pafel, tabar.milugapalaklu.Hate, to detest. Banchi, mambanchi, iri, Headache. Ngalu, paning-kapala, sakitkapala.mangiri.Hateful, abominable.Headland, promontory, cape. Tanjung.Gili, kaji, najis.Hatred. Banchi, kab^nchian, p^banchi, Headlong, steep, precipitous. Tuber.Headlong, rash. Lampas.iri, iri-ati.Haughtiness, pride, aiTOgance. Pungah, Headman, chief Pangulu, patingi, lurah,tahna, chungka, kochak, takabir.kapala.Haughty, proud, arrogant. Angkuh, juwah,Headpiece, helmet, morion. Katopong,chungka, kochak, bongkak, roug-kak.tatopong.Headsman, executioner. PAlabaya.Haul, to pull, to draw. Tarik, mauarik, Headstrong, violent, ungovernable. Kras,ela, mangela.santar, di-as.Haul, to pull a rope. Karau, mangarau. Heady, precipitate. Lampas.Hauni, stalk of a plant. Tangkai.Heal, to cure. Sambuh, miliiambuh.Haunch, the thigh. Piia, paha.Healed, cured. Sambuh.Haunch, the hip. Paugkal-piia.Healing, curing. Pauambuh.Haunt, to frequent. Taudang, manaudang.Healthy, well, sane. Namau, siyuman.Heam, afterbirth of the loweranimals.Haunted, infested by apparitions. Angka,r,bftrangkdr.Haust, draught, as much as a man canswallow. Taguk.Hautboy. Saruni, sruni.Have, to possess. Ada, bulili, barulih,taruh.Haven, harbour. Lahuhan, palabuhan.Havoc, desolation. Pambanasaan, karusakan,parusakan.Heap, a crowd.Haw, a hedge. Pagar.Hawk, the fishing hawk or eagle. Alang,lang.Hawk (little black and orange Indian).Alap-alap.Hawk, the Solo hawk of Horsfield. Alapalap-.sapi.Hawk (name of a species of).Alap-alaplalat.Hawk, to force up phlegm. Griyak.Hawker (Chinese). Kaluntung.Hawser, mooring cable. Tali-pand'arat.Hay, a hedge. Pagftr.Tambuni-kadiil.Heap, to accumulate, to pile. Kumpul,milngimipul, kumpulkan, miiugumpulkan,tambunkan, mftnambunkan, tinibun,manimbun, timbuukau, manimbunkan,tumpuk, manumpuk, mumbun.Heap, pile, accumulation. Kumpulan,tambunan, tumpukan.Kumpulan.Heaped, piled, accumulated. Kumpul,biirkumpul, tambun, bartambun, tumpuk,bartumpvik.Hear (to). D-ang.1i% milnd'angar, manangar.Hearing (sense of). Pftnd'dngar, pd.-nangar.Hearing, audience. Kad'angaran.Hearken, to hear by listening. D'augar,mand'angar, manangar.Heart (literally). Jantung, kalbu.Heart (figuratively). Ati. dad-a, kalbu.Heart, courage, spirit. Ati.

HEA—HEE [87] HEE—HER.Heart, disposition. Ati.Heedless, negligent, careless. Aura, baraura,Heart, affection. Ati, d"ad"a.lalai, alpa.Heart, conscience. Ati, d'ad'a.Heedlessness. Aura, lalai, alpa.Heart, inner part of timber. Tras. Heel (the). Tumit.Heart, clioice pai-t of anything. Tras. Heel, to lean to one side. Singet.Heart (to find in the). Dapat-ati. Heel (to cause to). Singetkan.Heart-ache. Susah-ati.Heels-over-head, topsy-turvy. Tungganglenggang.Heart-ease, quiet, tranquillity. Sauangati,santosa.Hegira, the Mahomedan era commencingHeart-stnngs. Tangkai-ati.July 10, 622 of Christ. Hajrah, hajrat.Hearted (hard), cruel. Galak, buwas, Height, altitude. Ting'ian, katinggian.bangis.Hearten, to encourage. Bri-ati, mambri-ati.Heighten, to i-aise high, to elevate. Tinggikan,maninggikan.Hearth. Dapur.Heir, inheritor. Warls.Heartily, sincerely. Sunguh-ati.Heir, to inherit. Barpusaka, mdmpusaka.Heartiness, sincei'ity. Sungguh-ati. Heir presumptive to the throne. Rajamuda,Heartless, spiritless. Korang-ati, chabar.pangeran-adipati.Heat. Panas, augat, kapauasau.Heirloom, heritage. Pusaka, jasa, yasa.Heat, anger, passion. Panas, angat. Hell, Hindu infernal regions. Naraka,Heat, ardour, eagerness. Panas, Aadamat. patala.Heat (vital). Suh.Hell (Mahomedan). Jahanam.Heat, to make hot. Panaskan, angatkan, Helm, rudder. Kamud'i.milngangatkan.Helm, to guide. Mangapala.Heated, made hot. Kapanasau.Helm, helmet. Katopong, tatopong.Heathen, pagan, one of an uncovenanted Helmed, furnished with a morion. Bkrkatopong.nation. Kafai*.Heave, to weigh, to raise. Bungkar, Helmsman, steersman. Jurumud'i.mambungkar, mamungkar.Help, to assist. Tulung, manulung,Heave, to pant. Pagab, maugah.bantu, mambantu, bala, mambala, sraya,Heaven, the skies. Langit, awang, udara. manraya.Heaven, the regions above. Jumantara, Help, aid, assistance. Tulung, tulungan,krasi.pauulimg, bantu, bfila.Heaven of Indra. Kaindraan, kayangan. Helper, assistant. Kapit, patih.Heaven, Hindu abode of celestials. 8awarga,Helpmate, companion. Taman, kawan.swarga, suwarga, surga.Helter-skelter. Tunggang-lenggang.Heaven, Mahomedan paradise. Janat, Hem, edge of a garment. Kalim.fai'dus.Hem, to make a hem. Kalimkan.Heavenward (to look). Tdngadak. Hem, to environ. Kapuug, mang^pung,Heaviness. Brat, kabratan.krubung, mangrubung.Heaviness, dejection of mind. Gond'ah. Hem, to utter a noise by violent expulsionof the breath. Diiem.Heavy, weighty, ponderous. Brat.Heavy, sad, dejected. Gond'ah. Hem (a). Daem.Heavy, grievous, oppressive. Brat. Hemiplegy, palsy of one side. Tipuh.Heavy, cumbrous. Brat.Hemorrhoids, piles. Bawasir, wasir.Heavy, drowsy.Hemp. Ganja.Ai'ip.Heavy, dull, sullen. Rajuk.Hen, female of the domestic cock. Ayam -Heavy, stupid, foolish. Bad'o.batina.Heavy, burthensome, troublesome. Brat. Hen bird. Ayam-batina, burung-batina.Heavy (to make). Brati, mambrati. Hen-roost. Raban.Heavy, to make heavy, to load, encumber. Hence, from this place. Dai'i-sini.Brati, mambrati.Hence, for this reason. Karana-ini, sababini.Hebrew, Jewish. Yahudi.Hedge, fence. Pag;lr.Hence, in consequence of this. Ddri-padaini,Hedge, to fence. Mimagar, pag3,rkan.dari-karana-ini.Heed, to mind, to attend. Ati-ati, ingat, Hence, from this source. Mulana.mangingat, ingatk3,n, usah, usahkdn, Hence, begone ! Nah.Henceforth. Dari-pada-kutika-ini.eling, mangeling, elingkdn, falluli, paduli,parduli.Henna plant, Latvsonta inermis. i/aiia.Heed, care, attention. Ati-ati, ingat, Heptagonal. Tuju parsagi.ingatan, tapawus, usah.Her. Diya, iya, iua, iia.Heedful, attentive, cai-eful. Ati-ati, ingat, Herald, precursor, harbinger. Abantara,baringilt, usah.bantara.HeedfuUy. Ati-ati, ingat-ingat.Herb, plant. Dawun.

HER—HIG [88] HIG—HOHerbage, grass, pasture. Rornput. Highway. Jalau-raya, margagung.Herbs (pot). Sayiir, jangan.Highwayman. Begal, pambegal.Herd, flock. Kawan, sakawau.Hilarity. Ramai, suka-sukiian.Herd, to run in herds. Barkawan, indngawan.Bukit, gunung, prawata, giri.Hill.Hill (ant). Pongsu.Herdsman. Gabala, gambala, gunibala, Hillock. Pongsu.kumbala.Hilt, handle of an instrument. Ulu,Here. Sini, sinan, disini, kasini.land'eyan.Here and there. Sanasini.Hilt (cris). Ulu, ukii-an.Hereafter, in time to come. Isuk. Him. Diya, iya, iiia, iia.Hereafter, in futurity. Isuk.Himself. Diya-sand'iri, iya-d'iri, d-irina.Hereat, at this. Pada-ini.Himself (by), alone. Siioi-ang, saorangd-iri.Hereby. Dari-ini.Herein. Dalam-ini.Hind, backwai-d. Balakang, pungkur, bun.Hereon. Pada-ini, atas-ini.Hinder, to stop, to obstruct, to impede.Heresy, schism. Badaat.Ad'angkan, mangad-angkdn, sangkakkan,Heritage, inheritance. Paninggalan, pusaka,maiiangkakkan, sangkutkan, tagah-jasa, yasa.kiln, managahkan, gindalakan.Hermaphi-odite. Bauchi.Hindered, stopped, obstructed, impeded.Hermit, anchorite. Partapa, uban, zahid. Ad-ang, sangkak, sangkut, tagah, gindala.Hermitage. Pilrtapaan.Hermits, anchorites collectively. Paratapad'angan,Hindrance. Ad'angan, kiiad'angan, panga-katagahan.Hernia, rupture. Buinit.Hindoo. Handu.Heron (the). Kuntul.Hindustan. Hindustan.Herself. Diya-sftnd'iri, iya-d'iri, d'irina. Hinge (a). Kokot, pauganchingan.Hesitate, to be doubtful. Barmamang. Hint, suggestion. Kilat, kiyas, as'arat.Hesitation, doubt. Mamang.Hint (to). Mangilat, kiyaskan.Hest, command, precept. Suruh, titah, Hip, the haunch. Pangkal-piia.sabda.Hire, wage.s. Gajih, iipah, kayikuli.Hew, to hack, to chop. Parang, m^marangupah,Hire, to engage another for wages. M.ing-mangupahkan.Hew, to form with the chisel. Paat, mainaat.Hire, rent. Sewa.Hire, to rent. Sewa. mAiiewa.Hexagonal. Anam-parsagi.Hire, to let. Sewakan, manewakan.Hiatus, breach, gap. Clialah.Hired, to be engaged for wages. Makangaji.Hiccup. Sadu.Hiccup (to). Sadu, barsadu.His. Diyapuua.Hidden. Tarbuni, sambuiii.His own. Diyapuiia-sdnd'iri.Hidden, occult. Samar, sulib, hatin, xafi. History, story, narrative. Babad, charita,Hide, to be hid. Buui, sslmbuni.charitra, Aakayat, rawayat, A-asah.Hide, to conceal. Bunikan, mambunikiln, Hit, to collide. KAna, mtlngana, g&ntus,sambuiiikan, mAmbuiiikan, suruk, mtliiuruk.mangrintus.Hit, to succeed, not to miscarry. Kftna,Hide, skin of an animal. Balulang, kulit. mangilua.Hideous, dreadful. Ngari, ngri, hibanii. Hit, to light on. Jumpa, maujumpa,Hiding, concealment. Buui, pambuni, k.^na, mangana.buuian.Hit, to strike. Pukul, miimukul, bMai,Higgle, to chaffer. Tawar, mdnawar. mambadai, kduakan, manganakan.High, lofty. Tinggi, atas.Hit, to affect, to act upon. Kanak&n,High, elevated in place. Tinggi.mangilnakan.High, elevated in rank. Tinggi.Hit, to attain, to reach. K&nakdn, mfl,ngi'makan.High, aloft. Atas.High (on). Atiis, diatas.Hit, struck. Tarkana.High-born. Bangsawan.Hit, affected, acted on. Tarkilna.Highlands, mountainous region. Pagunuugan.Hither, to this place. Kasini, kamari,kasAblah-siui.Highness, height. Katinggian.Hither and thither. Sana-sini, kasanakasini.Highness (the title). Tuwanku, taugku,kangjang.Hitherto, to this time. Ingga-ini, sampaisakarang.High priest. Amam, imam. In Javanese,kyai-pAngula.Hive (bee). Tuwalang, sarang-madu.High water. Pasang-gad'ang.Ho ! Au, ai.

HOA—HOL [89] HOL—HONHoar, white. Putih.Hole, cave, cavern. Guwa, garonggong.Hoar, mouldy,^ muisty. Basi.Hole, burrow. Lubang.Hoar-frost. Ambun-upas.Hole, slough. Kubang.Hoard, to store. Simpan, manimpan, Hole, to form a hole. Lubangkan, liyangkan,taruh, manaruh.pasok, pasokkan.Hoard (a). Kumpulau, pananihan. Hole, to perforate. Gerek, mangerek.Hoarse. Garok, sarak, parau.Holed, pei-forated. Pasok, tambus.Hoary, grey with age. Uban.Holiday. Ari-basar, ari-raya.Hoast, cough. Batuk.Holla, to hallo. Saru, manaru, ruwah,Hoax, imposition. Tipu, daya, padaya. mfiruwah.Hoax (to). Tipu, manipukan, dayakan, Hollow, concave. Lambah, langkung,mandayakan.ladung.Hobble, to limp. Mangcnchoh, maminchang,Hollow, empty, void. Kosong, laman,manginchat.Hobgoblin, demon. Dtlnawa, drubiksa,laga, ampa.Hollow, concavity. Lambah, pangsa.d-aksa, mamadi, d-amd-^mit, antu, Hollow, cavern, den. Guwa, garonggong.Hollow, hole. Lubang, rongga.Holy, hallowed, consecrated. .ff'adus,maA-adus.Homage, obeisance, reverence. Sambah,parsambahan.Homage, service, duty. Ptlrsdmbahan,bakti, pangabakti, xadmat.Homage, to make obeisance. Sambah,mauambah, barsambakan.Homage, to render service. Burbakti,but

HON—HOS [90 1HOS—HUGHonourable, gi-eat, magnanimous. Mulya, Host, ai-my. Tantra, angkatan, balatantra,bahm-nia.bala.Hood, head- covering. Tuduog, kakudung.Hostage (pledge generally). Sandaran.Hostility. Satriian, kasatriian.Hood, to cover with a hood. Tudungkdn. Hot. Angat, panas.Hooded. Bartud'uug, salubung.Hot, lustful, lewd. Gatal, dukana.Hoodwink, to deceive. Tipu, manipu, Hot, passionate. Ang3,t, panas.tipukan, manipukan.Hot, eager. Panas.Hoof. Kuku.Hot. acrid, biting. Padas.Hook. Gayit, kayit, panggayit, panchiug. Hound. Anjing-pArburiian.Hook (alligator). Garagai.Hound, to hunt, to pursue. Bum, mdmburu,Hook (boat), pole for pusliing a boat inusir, mangusu-, kdjar, manga-shallow water. Galah.Hook, elephant crook. Kusa.jar.Hour. Jam, siiat.Hook (fishing). Kail, kai, panchiug. Houri. //ur.Hook (to). Gayit, mauggayit, kayit, House. Rumah.mangayit.House (dwelling). Rumah-tangga.Hook fish, to fish with a hook. Mangail, House (stone or brick). Gad'oug.pauching, mamanching.House, to shelter. Lindungkan, malindungkan,Hooked, bent, curved. Bengkok, langkung,uawungkan, manawuugkau.bantok.House, to take shelter. Linduug, bdrlindung,Hoop (a). Simpai.malindung, barnawung, mS,na-Hoop, to shout. Surak, barsurak, gumuruh,wung.bargumuruh, tampik.Housebreaker, burglar (by night). Mawung.Hoop, shout. Surak, gumuruh, tampik. ling, pandung.Hop, to skiji. Lompat, malompat, barlompat.Housebreaking. Pamalingan, pandungan,pamandungan.Hop, a skip. Lompat.Housed, having an abode. Bdrumah.Hope. Arab, ar^p, arapan, pangai-apan, Household, a family. Rumah-tangga,pangarap, asa.Hope (to). Ar,1b, arap, bararap, mHugarap.tanga.Housekeeper, master of a house. Tuwanrumah.Hoping, with hope. Barardpan, barai-aparapan.House-steward. Juru-i-umah.Hopeless, without hope. Korang-asa, Housings. Aba-aba.putus-asa.Hovel, shed, hut. Taratak, tatarub, tdtarup.Hopeless, desperate. Lamas.Horde, clan, tribe. Suku, bangsa. How, in what manner. Bagaimana, bagemana,Horizon. Tapi-laugit, kaki-langit.mana, sabagaimana, batapa.Horn (a). Tanduk, sungu.Hovvdah, elephant chair. Kop, kob.Horn of the rhinoceros. Cliula, sumbu, However, notwithstanding, nevertheless.sambuli.Kachuwali, lamun, maski.Horned, furni.shed with horns. Bartanduk.However, yet. Tapi, tatapi.Hornet. Tabuwan, pauangat.How many. Barapa, brapa, barapa-banak.How much. Barapa, brapa, bArapa-baiiak.Horu.s, the feelers of fishes and insects. How long, how long ago. Barapa-lama.Sungut.Howl (a). Rawung.Horns (to butt with the). Mananduk. Howl (to). Rawimg, milrawung.Horology. Jam.Howsoever. Batapa, mana, samana-mana.Horoscope. Surat-nujiim, pavi'ukon. Hubbub, tumult. Uru-ara, aru-biru.Horse (the). Kuda.Huckster (Chinese). Kaluntung, kluntung.Horse, frame for hanging clothes. Kudakuda.Huddled, thrown together in confusion.Horse (to). Nayik-kuda.Cliampur-bawur.Horseback (on). Barkuda.Hue, colour. Warna, rupa, tinta.Horsed, furuisliod with a horse. Bdrkuda.Hued, coloured. Barwarna, bfi,rtinta.Hug, close embrace. D'akap, kakap,Horse-fly. Lalat-kuda.paluk, pamluk.Horse-gear. Aba-aba-kuda.Hug, gripe in wrestling. D'akap.Horsekeepex". Gaiual, gabala-kuda. Hug, to embrace by pressing in the arms.Horse-race. Luml la-kuda.I)'ak&p,mand'akap, kakap, paluk, mdmluk.Hose, stockings. Sarung-kaki.Ho.spitality. Parjamiiau.Hug, to gripe in wrestling. D'akap, niandakap.Host (a). Pilrjamu.

HUL—HUR [91 ]HUR—IGNHulk, hull of a ship. Awak-prau, awakawak.Hull, husk. Kulit.Hull, to husk. Buwang-kulit.Hum, the noise of bees. Sdriug.Hum, buzz. Dangung.Hum, to make the noise of bees. Saring,mauariug.Hum, to buz. Dangung, bardangimg.Humane, kind, benevolent. Barkasihan,murah, murah-ati, darmawan.Humanity, human natm-e. Kamauusan.Humanity, benevolence. Kamurahan,murah-ati, dai-ma.Humankind. Manusya, manusiya.Humble, low, not high. Randah.Humble, not proud. Randah.Humble, to bring dow"n from a height.Raudahkan, marandahkan.Humble, to make submissive. Randahkau,marandahkan.gong.Husband (a). Laki, suwami, swami.Husband, to supply with a husband. Malakikan,barsuwamikan.Husbanded, having a husband, man'ied.Barlaki.Husbandman. Juru-sawah, panabur.Humble, to make to bow down with humility.Husbandry, tillage. Tanaman.Tundukkan, manundukan. Hush. Diyam.Humble oneself (to). Randahkan-d'iri, Husk. Kidit.marandahkan-diri.Humble oneself by bowing with humility.Husk of the coconut.Husk of maize, calyx.Sabut.Kalbusung.Tundukkan-diri, manundukkan-diri. Husk of rice, chaff. Ampa, sakam.Humid, wet, moist. Basah, ombal. Hut (a). Taratak, tatarub.Humidity. Basahan.Hutch, cheat, cofiFer. Pat'i, kot'ak.Humility. Karandahan.Hyacinth, the jacinth gem. Padam,Humming, the noise of bees. Sariug. padma.Hummock. Pongsu.Hypocrisy, dissimulation. Samu, ri'a.Humour, temper of mind. Ati, pri, Hypocrite. Manafai".prangai, pakai-ti, pi-akriti, budi.Hump, boss on the shoulders of the ox.Klasa.Humped, gibbous. Bangkak.1, the personal pronomi. Aku, ku, daku,Hundred. Ratus.kita, kami, amba, beta, patek, saya,Hundred (one). Sai-atus.ulun, senda, den, guwa, kula, kawula,Hundred thousand. Kati.manira.Hundred-fold. Saratus-kali.Ayar-baku.Ice.Hundredth. Kasaratus.Idea, notion. Sangka, kera, rasa, rasaan,Himdreds (Tjy). Bai-atus.paugrasa.Hung, suspended. Targantuug.Identical, same. Satara, sarupa, pad"a,Hunger. Lapar, kalapai-an.sama.Hunger (craving). Bulur.Identify. Tantukan, manantukdn.Hunger (to). Lapar, barlapar.Idiot, fool, natui-al. Orang-gila, orangedan.Himgiy. Lapai'.Hunks, a miser. Orang-kikir, kumad. Idiotic, foolish. Gila, edan.Hunt, to chase wild animals. Bui-u, Idiotic, stupid, doltish. Bod'o, babal.mambmni.Idiotism, mental imbecility. Kagdaan,Hunt, to pursue. Ambat, mangambat,kajar, mangajar, buru, mamburu, usii",mangusir, golong, kolong.Hunter, one that follows the chase.Pambui-u, purburu.Hunter that fascinates wild animals.Pawaug.Himting, the chase. Parburuau.Hurdle, wattle. Sasak.Hurly-burly, timiult. Aru-ara, aru-biru.Huiricane. Ribut, iufan.Huniedly. Gopoh-gopoh.Hurry, precipitation. Gopoh.Hurry, to hasten. Lakaskan, mdlakaskan,sigrakan, maiiigrakan.HiuTy (to be in a). Bargopoh-gopoh.Hurt, to harm. Rugikiln, mai-ugikan,bitnchanakan, lingkab, ma,Hngkab.Hurt, to wound, to pain. Sakitkan, mAiiakitkan.Hurt, to injure, to damage. Rusakkan,mai'usakkan.Hurt, harm, mischief Rugi, karugian,banchana, mallai-at.Hurtle, to jostle, to push against. Tadung,mdnadung, singgong, maning-edanan.Idiotism, folly.Idle, lazy.Bod'o, babalau, kababalan.Sagan, malas.Idle, vain, useless. Siya-siya.Idle, inactive. Chulas.Idleness, laziness. Sagfin, malas.Idly, vainly. Siya-siya.Idol, image. Barala, brala, patung, r&cha.If Jika, kalau, kalu, jikalau, lamun.Ifjnis fatuus. Kumamaug, tanggulung.Ignite, to kindle. Chuchuh, pasang, md-

IGN—1MB [92] 1MB—IMPIgnited. Pasaug, tarpasang, chuchuli,tarchucbuh.Ignoble, mean. Ina, diua, ina-dina.Ignominious, shameful. Barmaluan.Ignominy, shame. Malu.Ignominy, reproach. Malu.Ignorance. Babalan, kababalan.Ignorant, untaught. Babal, korang-tau,jahil.Ignorant (an). Orang-babal.Iguana lizard. Bewak, beyawak.Ill, bad. Jaat, jahat, nakal.Ill, sick. Sakit, gi'ing.Ill, wickedness. Kajiiatan, nakal.Ill, misfortune. Budabah, chalaka.Ill at ease. Rayu, dukachita.Ill-bred, ill-mannered. Korang-bahasa,korang-adab.Ill-humour, chagrin. Sabal, masammiika,mashjrul.Ill luck. Untung-malang, chalaka.nui-ut.Imitate, to mimic. Jajat, m^njajat.Imitation, copy. Ikutan, turunan.Immaculate. Cuchi, suchi.Immanacle, to fetter. Rantaikau, marantaikan.Ill omened. Malang, pelak, chalaka, budabah.Kachil-ati.Immature, not ripe. Mantah.Ill will.Salah, larang, Aaram.Immature, not perfect, not come to completion.Illegal.Illegitimate child. Anak-gampang.Mud'a.Illiberal, niggardly, sordid. Kikir. Immediate. Bangat.Illicit, unlawful. Larang.Immediately, instantly. Bangat-bangilt.Immediately, at the present time. S^karang-ini.Illicit, contraband. Larang.Illicit trade. Larangan.Illicitness, unlawfulness. Larangan. Immediately, forthwith. Sab5,ntar-ini,Illiterate, untaught. Babal.sakatika-ini, sakiitika-ini.Ill-nature, malevolence. D'aud'am. Immense, uubovmded. Tiyada taringga.Ill-natured. Buwas, nakal.Immcrge, to put under water. Kai-amkan,Illness, badness. Kajiiatan.maugaramkan, k&lamkan, manalamkan.Illness, malady, sickness. Sakitan, paiiakit,Immodest, wanting shame. Korang-malu.lalara, gi'ing.Immodest, impure. Chand'ala.Illude, to deceive. Tipukan, mauipukdn, Immodest, obscene. Charut.dayakan, mandayakdn.Immolate, to sacrifice. Sambaleh, maiiiimbaleh.Illuminate, to furnish light. Trangkan,miinarangkan.Immolation, sacrifice. Sambaleh.Illuminate, to enlighten intellectually. Immortal, perpetual. Kakal, baX'a.Trangkan, man^rangkan.Immoveable, firm. Kakal, taguh, tatap.Illusion. Maya.Immoveableness. KS,kalan, kataguhan,Illustrate, to explam, katatapan.to clear. Manarangkan,maiiatakan.Immure, to imprison. Kurungkan, paujarakan.Illustration. Kauataan.Illustrious, noble. Bangsawau, mulyajj/ani. Immusical, inhamionious. Janggal.lllustriousncss, eminence. Kamulyiian. Immutability. Kakalan.Image, idol. Barala, brala, patuug, racha. Immutable. Kakal.Image, representation. Bangun.Impair, to diminish. Korangkan.Imaginable, conceivable. Tarkera. Impair, to injure. Rugikan, marugikan.Imagination, fancy, conception. Angiinangan,Impaired (to be). Rugi, barugi, miirugi.angka, sangka, kera-kera, parke-Impalpable, fine. Alus, lambut.riian, pikiran.Impart, to grant, to give. Bri, mambri,Imagine, to fancy, to conceive. Ang,1nangan,kasi.mfingangan-angan, angka, sang-Impart knowledge, to make known.Bri-ka, manaugka, kera, fakar, pikir.Imagine, to scheme, to contrive. Reka,banguukan, mambanguukAn, ranchanakan,upayakan.Imbecile, wanting st length of Imdy.Lateh, lainbut, lltufImbecile, weak of intellect. Bod'o.Imbibe, to drink in. Minum.Imbibe, to draw in. Minum.Imbittcr, to make bitter. PaitkAn.Imbolden, to encourage. Branikan, mambrauikan,bri-ati, mambri-ati.Imbosom, to take on the bosom. Mamangku.Imbrangle, to entangle. Kosotkan, mangosotkan,janggalkan.Imbrown, to obscure. Murarnkdn, suramkan,kalamkan.Imbrue, to steep. Chalup, manchalup.Imbue, to tincture. Mangwarnakan, tintakan.Imitate, to copy. Tim, maniru, ikut,mangikut, turun, manuruu, turut, ma-tau, mambri-tau.Impai'tial, just. Banar, arus, «adil.Impatience. Korting-taan, korang-darita,karang-sabiir.liujiatient, unable to endure. Korangtlian,korang-darita.

IMP—IMP [93 ]IMP—IMPImpatient, restless. Ganas.Impeach, to let, to hinder. Ad'angkan,maugad'augkan, sangkakkan, maiiangkakkan,sangkutkau, manaugkutkau,tagahkan, managahkan, gindalakan.Impeach, to accuse. Tud'uh, mauud'uh,tukas, mfluukas, tarka, mdnarka.Impeached, hindered, stopped. Ad'ang,saugkak, sangkut, tagah, gindala.Impeachment, hindrance. Ad'angan,kjiad-augan, pangad'angan, taguhan,kataguhan.Impeachment, accusation. Tud'uh, tud'uhan,tukas, tarka.Impeachment, reproach. Chala, kach^laan.Impede, to hinder. Ad'angk&n, mangad'angkan,sangkakkan, sangkutkan,manangkutkan, tagahkan, managahkan,giudalakfin.Impeded, hindered. Ad'ang, sangkak,sangkut, tagah, gindala.Impediment. Ad'angan, ktiad'angan,pangad'angan, tagahan, katigahan.Impel, to urge forward. Alau, alaukan.Impen, to shut up in a pen. Kand'angkan,mangand'angkan.Impenitent, obdui-ate. Kapista, kras-ati.Imperfect, defective. Korang, luput.Impei'fect, blemished. Lata, rumpaug.chilla, chachad.Imperfection, defect. Luput, luputan,kaluputan.Imperfection, blemish. Lata, chala, kachaliian,chachad.Imperious, haughty, an-ogant. Chungka,kochak, juwah, bongkak, rongkak,angkuh.Impatient, importunate, intrusive. Salamba,jampu.Impertinent, trifling. Siya-siya.Impertinent, rude, unmannerly. Angkuh,kasar, babal.Impetuous, violent, forcible. Dras, kras,Impolite, rude. Angkuh, kasai-, babal.Impoison, to corrupt \vith poison. Rachuui,upasi, mangupasi.Import, to bring into a country fromabroad. Masukkan.Importance, consqeuence, moment. Pentang.Important, weighty, momentous. Brat.Impose, to fix on. Taruh, manaruh, buboh,liltak, latakkan.Impose, to put a cheat on. Bardayakan,mandayakan, barbutakan, mambutakau,tipukiln, manipukan.Imposition, cheat, imposture. Tipu,daya, padaya.Imposition, task. Tanggungan.Impossible. Lftngkara, masta/nl.Impost, toll, tax. Chukai, chuke, beya,upti.Imposthume, boil. Barah, bisul, ibusawan.Impostor. Panipu.Imposture. Tipu, daya, padaya.Impotence. Kalamahan.Impotent, weak, feeble. Chabar, lamah,llaif.Impotent, incapable of propagation.Darai.Impound, to inclose in a pound. Kand'angkan,mangand'angkan.Imprecate (to). Sumpahi, niauumpahi,sumpahkdn, maiiumpahkan, kutoki,mangutoki.Imprecation, curse. Sumpah, parsumpahau,sai-apa, kutok, supata, malapastaka,malapustaka, nastapa, lanat.Impregnate (to). Buntingkau.Impregnated. Bunting, bArbunting, tarbunting,/iamil, tar/«amil.Impre.ss, to stamp. Mfinchapi.Imjiress, stamp. Chap, ti'a, china.Impressed, stamped. Tartra, tarchap.Impression, stamp, mark. Chap, tra,santdr.china, bakas.Impetuous, vehement of mind. Angat, Imprimis. Partama, mulana.panas.Impetuous, passionate. Bangis, panas.Imprint (to).Imprinted.Manchapi, trakan.Tartra, tarchap.Impious. Kafir.Imprison, to incai-cerate. Turas, mauuras,Implant, to insert. Asak, mangasak,sangkar, sangkarkan, tawaukan,salap, manalap, salat, manalat.kurungkan, panjarakaii.Implant, to set, to sow. Tanam, mananam.Imprison in the stocks (to). PasongkAn.Imprisoned, incarcerated. Tunis, tawan,Implant, to place. Taruh, mananih, tilrtawan.buboh.Imprisonment. Pasakitan, tawanan.Implead, to accuse, to indict. Tud'uh, Imprisonment in stocks. Pasongan.mauud'uh, tukas, manukas, tarka, Improbity, dishonesty. Boung, duraka.manarka.Improper, unsuitable. Korang patut.Impleader, accuser. Panud'uh.Improper, unseemly. Uchat.Implement, instrument, tool. Parkakas, Improve, to make better. Bayikki,pakakas, alat.Implicate, to involve. Rawit.miimbayikki.Improvident, lavish. Boros.Implore, to solicit. Pmta, minta, maminta,Imprudent, injudicious. Korangbijak,moun, mamiiun.korang-budi.

IMP—INC [U INC—INDIiuprudeut, negligent. Lalai, aura, alpa. Income, revenue. Parulihan, pardapatau,Impudence. Muka-jjapan.hasilImpudent, shameless. Korang-malu. Incommode, to embarrass. Gad'uhi,Impure, foul. Chamar, cliumar, kotor, manggad'uhi, susahkan, maiiusahkan.Incomparable. Tiyada-barsatara.najis.Impure, defiled with guilt. Chamar, Incompatible. Salah-kfl,na.chumar, uajTs.Incompetent. Tiyada sampai.Impure, ritually unclean. HsLvam. Incongruous, unsuitable. Tiyada-patut.Impurity. Chamar, kachdmaran, chumar,Incongruous, inconsistent. Salah-kfina.kotor.Imputation, chai'ge. Tud'uh, tud'uhan.Inconsiderate, thoughtless, careless. Lalai,aura, kor.lng-ingat, alpa.Inconsistent, incompatible. Salah-kana.In. Di, dalam, didalS,m, pdda, atfls, antara.Inactive, idle, sluggish. Sagan, malas.Inadequate, defective. Korang, Input.Inadequate, unsuitable. Tiyada-patut.Inane, empty, void. Ampa, kosong.Inanimate, without sensation. Mati.Inarticulate. Telor.Inattention. Lalai, korang-ingat.Inattentive. Lalai.Inauspicious, ill-omened. Pamali, malang,pelak, chalaka.Incantation, charms, spells. Aji, guna,tilrusik.Incessant. Tiyada-barputusan, santiyasa,nantiyasa.Incessantly. Talu-bartalu, sanantiyasa.Incest. Sumbang.Inch (an). Dem.Incident, event. Kajadian, kad'ataugan,kajatuhan.Incidental, casual. Kuiimig-kunimg.Incision, cut. Krat.Incisor, front tooth. Sare.Incite, to sth- up, to instigate. Tusuktusuk,ajak, mangajak.Inclinable, willing. Andak, man, sudi.Inclination, desire. Kilandak, kaaudak-ati,hawa, ma^•sud.Incline, to bond, to lean. Chondong.Incline, to bend the body. Tunduk,manunduk.Incline, to lean, to slope. Miring, riyuk.Include, to enclose. Maliiiut.Inclusive, enclosing. Liput, barliput.Incoherent, loose. Urai, sarul.Incoherent, inconsistent. Salah-kaiui.Inconstant, fickle. Bimbang.Incontestably. Ta-dapat-tiyada, jangantiyada,nischaya.Incontinent, without delay. Sakarang,bangflt.Incontinent, unchaste. Gatfll, dukana.Inconvenience, difficulty. Susah, susahau.Incorrect, inaccurate. Salah.Increase, to gi-ow more. Tambah, mauambah,bartambah, nayik.Increase, to make more. Tambahi, manambahi,tambahkan, manambahkan,sarana, mantra.Incantation, enchantment. Tilik, fasuna,labihkan, malabihkan, nayikkan, manayikkan,baiiaki, pjlrbaiiaki.Increase, augmentation. Tambahan, katambahan,Incarcerate, v. Imprison.partambah, najdk, kalabihan.Incautious, negligent. Lalai, aura, korang-Lngiit,Increase, produce. Kajadian, Aaiil.alpa.Incrustation, cinist. Karak.Incense. Istangi, dupa.Inciiistation, rice-crust. Karak-nasi.Incense, to perfume with incense. Mandupa.Incubate (to). Ram, mangaram.Incubation. Ram.Incense-pot, censer. Parasapan, p^ndupan.Incumbent, imposed, laid on. Tind-ik.Incumbent, obligatory as a duty. Wajib.Incense, to provoke. Chuchuh, mftnchuchuh,Incur, to become liable. Kana, mangana.achum, m&ngachum, sad'ehkan, Incursion, attack. Saraug, langgar, sarbu.usik, mangusik.Incurve, to bow or bend. Bengkokkan,Incensed, provoked. Sad'eh, tarchuchuh,mambengkokkan, l&ngkokkan, malangkokkan,laiigkungkln, malangkungkan,bantokkan, mambantokkan.Indebted. Bai-utang.Indecent, indelicate. Beka, ganta.Indeed, in truth. SabAnariia, sungguhsunguh,sasunggulma, nin, niyan.Indefinite, undetermined. Tiyada-tantu.Indelicate, coarse. Beka, ganta.Indentation in the flesh. 13&k4m.Index, the forefinger. Talunjuk.India (continental). Nagi-i-salrang, Kdling,Klmg, Handustan.Indian. Sabrang, Killing, kling.Indian-rubbei-. Chirit-murai.Indicate, to show. Tunjuk, manunjuk.Indicate, to show by pointing with theforefinger. Tudiug, miinud'ing.Indication, mark, token. Bakas, tand'a.Indict, to indite, to charge. Tud-uh,manud'uh, tukas, manukas, tarka, m4narka.Indict, indite, to compose, to write.Ikilt, mangikat, karang, niangarang,manulis, nayik-surat.tiilis,

IND—INF [95] INF—INGIndififerent, middling, moderate. Sildang,sadaraua.Indigence. Kapapaan.Indigene, native of a country. Auaknagri,anak-bumi.Indigent. Papa, maskiu.Indignity, aftront. Malu, chalah, arangdi-muka.Indigo plant. Tarnm.Indigo dye. Nila.Indiscriminate. Champur-bawur.Indispensable, necessary. Wajib.Indisposition, sickness. Sakit, paiiakit.Indisputably. Ta-bulih-tidak, ta-dapattiyada,pasti, nischaya.Indistinct, confused. Janggal.Indistinct, obscure. Samar.Individual, single person. Siiorang-diri.Indolent, lazy. Sagan, malas.Indolent, listless. Lateh, lasu, lalali.Indubitably. Ta-bulih-tidak, ta-dapattiyada,jangan-tiyada, pasti, nischaya.Indue, to invest. Pakai, pake, m3,makai,pakaikan, manganiii.Indulge, to favour. Kasih, mangasih,tilik, nianilik.Indulgence, fondness. Kasihan, tilik.Indulgent, kind. Barkasih -kasihan, manja.Indulgent, liberal. Murah, murah-ati.Indurate, hard. Kras, tagar.Indurate, to make hard. Tagarkfin, m^nagarkan.Industrious, diligent. Ragin, pij3,r, raiiah.Industry, diligence. Rajin, salidik, tapawus,usaha, parusahan, pAngusahan.Inebriate, to grow drunk. Mabuk, mamabuk,mandam.Inebriate, to intoxicate.Mabukkfln, mS,-mabukkan.Inebriated, di'unk. Mabuk, mand4m,bayi.Infant of a person of rank. Baba.Infatuated. Gila, edan.Infect, to spread contagion. Jangkitkan.Infected. Jangkit, tular, nular.Infection. Jangkitan, katularan.Infectious. Barjangkitan, jangkit, lampar.Inferior. Bawah.Infernal regions (Hindu). Naraka, nftraka,narakaloka.Infernal regions (Mahomedau). Jahanam.to disturb, to plague. Gad'nhi,Infest,manggad'uhi.Infested by apparitions. Angkar.Infidel. Kafir.Infinite, unboimded. TJyada-taringga.Infirm, weak of body. Ldmah, lapub,lunggar, chabar, llaif.Infirmity, weakness. Kalamahan, chabaran.Inflame, to set on fire. Chuchuh, marak,mamaiak, parik, mamarik, pasang-api.Inflame, to make angry. Angiltkan,mangangatkau, marahi, mamarahi,murkai.Inflame with love (to). Birahikan.Inflammation (pathologically). Bintan.Inflate, to swell out. Kambangkan.Inflated, puff'ed. Kambang, tarkambang.Inflect, to bend. Bengkokkan, milmbengkokkan,bantokkan, mambautokkfi,n,lAngkungkan, malangkungkan.Inflexible. Kaku, tagar.Inflict (to). Sakiti, maiiakiti, seksakan,maneksakan.Infliction, punishment. Sakit, sakitan,kasakitan, seksa.Inform, to make known. Bri-tau, mjlmbri-tau,mangatakan, milwartakan, uritakan,manguritakan, britakan, mUmbritakan,bri-malum, siiirkan.Inform, to instruct. Ajar, m^ngajarkftn,ajarkan, ajari, palajari.Inform, to animate, to make conscious.Sadarkan, mrlnildarkan.Information, intelligence given. Pdngataiian,warita, urita, brita.Information, instruction. Ajaran, pangajaran.Information, charge, commission. Pdsan.xeali.Inebriation. Mabuk, mandam.Information, accusation. Tud"uh, tud"uhan,Inept, trifling, useless. Siya-siya.tukas, tarka.Inequal. Ganjil, gasil.Informer, instructor. Pangajar.Inert, sluggish. Lalah.Informer, accuser. Pdnud'uh.Inertness, sluggishness. Kalalahan. Infortunate, unhappy. Susah, susah-ati.Inestimable. Tiyada-bararga, inda-iuda. Infraction, breach. Putusan, chalah.Inevitable, certain.Infrequent. Jarang.Past'i.Inexperienced, raw. Babal.Infringe, to violate an engagement. Putusjanji.Inexpert, awkward. Kaku, keku, gamam.Infamous. Kaji.Infuriate, enraged. Marah, berang, murka.Infancy. Kanak-kanak, kala-kanak-kanak. Infuriate (to). Angatkan, mangangatkan,Infant. Kanak-kanak, anak-kachil ; Jav., berangkan, marahi, mdmarahi, murkiii.Infuriate, to madden. Gilakan, manggilakan.Infuse, to pour in. Tuwang, mdnuwang.Ingate, entrance. Pintu, mulut, jalan.Ingenious, inventive, subtle. Ujat, barujat.Ingenuity, subtlety. Ujat, lianar, aital.Ingenuous, open, candid. Tulus, putih,putih-ati, suchi-ati.Ingenuousness, candour.putih-ati, suchi-ati, axla.s-.Tulus, tulusan,

ING—INN [96] INO—INSIngot, mass of gold or silver. Tangga.Ingress, entrance. Kamasukan, jalau.Inhabit, to dwell in. D-ud'uk, diyam.Inhabitant. Anak-tanah, anak-nagi-i, anakbumi.Inhabitants of the land. Isi-tauah, isinagri,maArini.Inhabitants of the earth, living creatures.Isi-bumi, isi-dunia.Inhabitants of a house, dwellers of ahouse. Isi-rumah.Inhabitation. Kad'ud'ukan, kadiyaman.Inhale (to). Tarik, minum.Inhale the fumes of a narcotic. Misa,udud, minum.Inharmonious, unmusical. Janggal.Inherit (to). Mampusaka.Inheritance. Tingalan, katinggalan, paninggalan,pusaka, jasa, yasa.Inheritor, heir. Wan?.Inhibit, to restrain, to hinder. Tiiaui,maufiani, tagah, managah, pantangkan.Inhibit, to forbid. Larang, larangkan,malaraugkan.Inhibition, restraint. Part^gahan.Inoffensive, innocent. Chuchi, suchi.Inquest, inquiry, search. Preksa, kaj^reksiian.Inquisitive, curious, prying. Kalanggara.Inrail, to inclose within rails. Mdmagilr,pagilrkan.Inroad, incursion.Inroad (to make an).Langgar.Langgari, langgarkan,malanggarkan.Insane, inad. Gila, edan.Insanity. Kagiliian, edanan.Insatiable, greedj'. Galuja, damap, dalap,majoh, murka, aloba, loba.Insci-ibe, to write on. Tulis, niamdis,surat, manui'at.Inscription.Tulisan.Insect (winged). Rata-rata.Insect (creeping). Gramatan, Jav.Insensate, stupid. Donga, bod'o, babal.Insensible, numb, torpid. Mati.Insensible, in a state of insensibility.Salap, tarlalai, biyus.Insert (to). Salap, manS,lap, salS,t, m^n^lat,sisib, sisip, m3.iiisi2), asak, milngasak,unjamkan.Inhibition, prohibition. Larangau.Inside, the interior. Dalam, kadalaman.Inhuman, cruel. Galak, buwas, bangis. Insidious, circumventive. Tipu, bartipu,Inhumation. Tanaman.bardaya.Inhume (to). Tanam, manandm.Insignia. Upachara.Inimical, hoistile. Bilrsatru, barsatriian. Insignia, regalia. Karajiian.Iniquitous, wicked. Jahat, nakal.Insincere, dissembling. Tipu, mdnfifaX-.Iniquity, wickedness. Kajahatan.Insinuate, to introduce. Antariii.Iniquity, crime. Salah, luput, dosa. Insipid, tasteless. Tawar, ambar.Initiate, to begin iipon. Mulai, mamuliii, Insuare, to entrap. Manjabak, marachik,parmuliii.mangala, sidangkan, jangkitkan, barjangkitkan,Injoin, to command. Suruh, mftuuruh,manjdrat.titah, manita, prentah, marentah, mamrentah,sabda, m.lnabda.Insolence.Insolent.Angkok.Angkok, muwa.Injunction, command. Suruh, titah, prentah,Insomuch, to such a degi'ee that. Ingga.paprentah, sabda, Atikam, farman. Inspect (to). Liati, maliati, mamreksa,Injunction, precept, charge. Pasan.preksiii.Injm-e, to damage. Lingkap, rugikan, Inspection. Kaprehsaau.marugikan, rusakkan, mtlrusakkan, banasakan,Inspirit, to animate. Bri-ati, m,1mbri-ati.mambanasakan, banchanakfln, Inspissate (to). Kaudalkau.mambachanak^n.Injury, detriment. Rugi, karugian, banchaua,Instable, inconstant, fickle.Instalment, part payment.Bimbang.Abiian, an-mallarat.suran, until.Injustice, wrong. Muka-muka.Instant, immediate. Bangat.Ink. Mangsi, dawat, tinta.Instant, quick. Lakas.Inkstand. Tilmpat-dawat.Instant, a moment. Sabflntar, sak.lchap,Inland, the interior, not the seaboard. sakatika, sakutika, siiat.Mudik, ulu.Instantly, immediately. Bangat-bang.1t.Inlay (to). Tatah, mauatah, tatahkan, Instead, in the room of. Ganti.manatahkan.Instead, in the place. Di-tampat.Inmate, lodger. Orang-tumpang.Instep, upper part of the foot. Kurakaki.Inn, stage-house, hostelry. Pond'ok, pondokan.Instigate, to provoke. Ajak, mangajak,Innocence. Kasuchian.tusuk-tusuk.Innocent, guiltless. Chuchi, suchi.Institute, to fix. T^tApi, milnatftpi.Innovation, schism. Badat.Institute, to settle. L.ltaki, hltakkAn,Innoxious, free from crime. Cuchi, suchi. dud-ukkan, mftnd-udukkan.Innumerable. Tiyada-tarkera, tiyadatflrparmauae.Institute, to enact. Prentah, mftmrcntali,titah, manitahkiln, sabda,mitiiabda.

INS—INT [97] INT—INTInstitute, an established law. Und'angund'ang,udanagara.Insti-uct, to teach. Ajar, ajari, ajarkan,mangajari, mangajarkan, palajari, latih.Instruct, to inform. Bri-tau, mambri-tau,mangatakan, mawartakan, uritakan,manguritakan, britakan, mambritakan,bri-malum, siiirkan.Instruct religiously (to). Ajikan, mangajikan,manggui-ukan.rau, falluli, parduli, paduli.Instructor, teacher. Pangajar.Inteiim. Antara, samantara.Instructor (religious). Guru.Interior, inner. Dalam.Instruction, teaching. Pangajaran.Interior, inner pai-t. Kadalaman.Instruction (religious). Pangajian. Interior of a coimtry, correlative of seaboard.Instruction, mandate. Pamreutahan, titah.Ulu, mudik.Instrument, tool. Pagawai, pagawe, gaman,Interjacent. Barsalatan, barsasapan, ba-gagaman, prabot, alat.rantaraan.Insufficiency. Korangan.Intermeddle, to interfere. Irau, mangirau,Insufficient. Korang, korang-chukup.falluli, parduli, paduli.Insult (an). Malu, maliian.Intermediate, intervening. Salang-salang.Insult (to). Bri-malu.Interment, burial. Tanaman.Insure, to make certain. Tantukan, manantukan,Intermingle, to be mixed. Bawur, cham-pastikan.Insm-e, to secure. Tatapi, manatapi,tatapkan, manatapkan, taguhkan, managuhkan.Insured, made certain. Tantu, tartantu.Insured, seciu-ed. Tatap, tartatap, taguh.Insurgent, rebel. Kraman, jav.Insurrection. Gampar, gugah, aini-ara.Integi'itj^ honesty. Kabanaran.Integument. Ulas.Intellect. Ati, budi.Intelligence, information. Pangataiian,warita, warta, brita, urita, xabar.Intelligent, knowing. Tau._^chardek.Intelligible, perspicuous. Nata, trang.Intelligibleness, perspicuity. Kaiiataan.Intend, to mean, to design. Man, andak,arah, mS,ngaja.Intendant of police. Tam^nggung, katwal.Intendant of the port. S'ahbandar.Intent, diligent. Pijar.Intention, design, purpose. Kiiandak,sangaja, l-asad, mai'sud, mat.Intentionally, designedly. Sangaja.Inter, to bury. Tanam, manauam.Intercept. Ad'ang, mangad'ang, ad'augi,ad'angkan, mangad'angkan.Intercept from falling (to). Tad-ah.rnanad-ah.Interception. Ad'angan, kaad'angan.Intercession. Safaat.Interchange, to give and take mutually.Ganti-barganti, tukar-m^nukar.Interchange, permutation. Parganti-ganfian,partukar-tukaran.Interdict, to forbid. Larang, m41arang,larangi, larangkan, malarangkS,n, tagahkan,managahkS,n, pantangkan.Interdict, prohibition. Larangan.Interdict (religious). Sumpah, pdrsumpahan,sarapa, kutok, supata, malapSstaka,malapustaka, nastapa.Interdicted, foi'bidden. Larang, pantang,haram.Intei-est, advantage. Bat'i, untung, laba,faidah, faidat.Interest, usuiy. Bunga-mas, kambangmas.Interfere, to intermeddle. Irau, mdngi-piu".Intermingle, to mix. Bawurkan, champurkan.Intermingled. Bawur, champur, champur-bawur.Intermission, pause. Paranfian.Intermit, to inteiTupt. Putuskan, mamatuskan.Intei'mit, to cease. Baranti.Intermittent fever. Damam-katiga, damam-salang.Intermix, to be mixed. Bawur, champur.Intermix, to mix. Bawurkan, champurkan.Intermixed. Bawur, champur, champurbawur.Interpose, to place between. Salap,manalap, salat, manalat, susup, mauusup,antai-ai.^Interpret, to explain. Natakan, m,natakan,trankan, manarangkan.Interpret, to translate. Salin, manalinsalinkan, maiialinkan, jawikan, manjawikan.Interpretation, explanation. Batang,Interpretation, translation.Salinan, tafsir,tarjiimah.Interpreter, translator.Juru-salin. juni-Interrogate, to examine. Preksa, mamreksa,preksai.Inten-ogate, to question. Taiia, manaiia,taiiai, mananai, taiiakan, manaiiakan,bartaSakan, mingapakan.Interrogation, inquiry. Preksa, preksaan,kapreksaan.Interrogation, questioning. Taiaa, partaiiaan,suwal.Interrogatory.Pftrtaniiau

Interrupt (to).INT—INT [98] INT—INVPutus, mamutus, putuskiln.Interrupt another while speaking (to).Rampus, mflrampus.Interrupted, broken. Putus, barputusan.Interruption, breach of continuity. Putusan,kaputusan.Interruption, hindrance, obstacle. A'dangan,kaad-angan, pangad'angan, taguhan,kataguhan.Interval, interstice. Salang, salangan,kasalangan, kilik.Interval, space unoccupied. Silla.Intei-vene (to). BarsfHang.Intervening. Salang-salang.Interview, meeting. Pai-tamuan.Intestines, guts. Isi-piiit, tali-prut, prut.Intestines, the small guts. Prut-lingar,prut-sani.Inthral, to enslave. Mdnawankan.Inthralment, servitude. PArambaan.Inthrone, to raise to royalty. Nayikkanraja,manjadikan-raja.Intimate, familiar. Ramah.Intimate, a familiar friend. Taulan,dndai.Intimate, to hint. Mangilat.Intimation, hint. Kilat.Intimidate (to). Prab, prap, takuti, m^nakuti,gatarkan, mangatarkan.Intire, whole. Gauap ; v. Entire.Into. Didalam, kadalilm.Intomb, to bury. Tanamkan, ^aburkan.Intonate, to thunder. Bartagar, barguntur,mangguruh.Intoxicate, to make drunk. Mabukkiln,milndamkan.Intoxicated, inebriated. Mabuk, mandam.Intoxication, inebriety. Mabuk, mandam.Intractable, stubborn. Kras.Intrap (to). Manjabak ; v. Entrap.Intrenchment, battery, redoubt. Bontong,beteug, kubu.Intrepid. Brani, kalan, dekar, pfirkasa,prakasa, bahana.Intrepidity. Brani, kabranian, dckar,parkasa, prakasa, bahana.Intricate, entangled. Kosot, janggal.Intricate, perplexed. Susah, ganggu.Intricate, to entangle. Kosotkan, mangosotkrm,jangalkan.Intricate, to perplex. Susahkan, mufuisahkan,sasarkan.Intrigue, plot. Daya, piidaya.Intrigue, to plot. Daya, jxirdaya, mftndaya.Intrigue (a love). Lckak.Intrigue for a woman (to). Tawar, manawar.Intrinsic, real, true. BS,tul, bftnar, sadiya.Introduce, to cause to go in. Masukkfm.Introduce, to usher by the hand. Pimpin,m&mimpin.Introducei', usher that introduces by thehand. Pamimpin.Introduction, introgression. Kamasukan.Introduction by ushering by the hand.Pimpin.Intrusive, impertinent. Gatal-muhit,jampu.with confidence. Par-Intrvist, to treatchayakan.Intrust, to charge.Taruh, m.anaruh.Intwine (to). Balit, mambdlit, pintal,mamintal.Inundate, to flood. Banjir, mambanjir,banjirkan.Inundation.Banjir, bdna, bah.Inutile, useless. Siya-siya, tiyada-bdrguna.Inure, to habituate. Biyasakan.Inured. Biyasa.Invade (to). Langgar, mdlanggar, sai'ang,maiiftrang, pukul, mand-atangi.Invalidate (to). Manadakan.Invaluable. Tiyada-tilrArga, indah.Invasion. Langgar, kalanggaran, sarang.Inveigle. Bujuk, msimbujuk.Invent, to feign. Pora, tipu, mAnipu.Invent, to meet with. Bulila, dapat, mrindapat.Invention, discovery. Pandapatan.Invention, contrivance. Reka, bangim,ujat, daya, padaya, ranchana, upaya.Inventory. Daftar.Inverse, reverted. Tabalik, kuwalik, tdrbalik.Invei't, to turn upside down. Sark\ib.Invert, to reverse. Balik, balikkiln, mftmbalikkiin.Invert, to turn on the face. Tehra.pkdn.Inverted, reverted. Kabalik, kuwalik,tarbalik.Inverted, prone, turned on the face.Tehrap.Inverted, turned upside down. Sarkub,songsang, sungsang.Invest, to dress. Pakai, pake, mamakai.Inve.st, to adorn. lyasi, m^ngiyasi.Invest, to put on. Pakai, mamakai, pakaikan,kanakan, mdnganakan, mdnganiii.Iirvestigate (to). Sidik, preksa, mamreksa,prcksakan, mamreksakfin.Investigation. Preksa, kapreksaan, pdmreksiian.Investiture (a dress of). Parsalin.Investment, dress, garments. Pakaian,pakean.Investment (commercial). Modal.Invidious, envious. Dangki, bard^ngki.Invigorate, to strengthen. Taguhk^n,managuhkan, manguwasakan, sasak.an.Invigorate, to animate. Bri-ati, m^mbriati.

IXV—ISS [99] ISS—JARluvigorated, refreshed. Bagas.Inviolate, invulnerable. Bartuwali, batuwall, kabal, pangliyas, pdliyas.Invisible, not perceptible to sight. Ali Israel. Asriiil.niun.Israelite, Hebrew. Yahudi.Invitation, bidding. Undangan, tagoran, It. Diya, iya, iiia, iia.Invite, to bid, to ask. Pauggil, mamanggil,Itch (the). Kudis.undang, mangundaug, tagor, mana,- Itch (to). Gatal.gor, sila, silakan.Itch, to long for. Idam, mangidam.Invite, to allure. Bujuk, mambujuk. Itching (sensation of). Gatal.Invoke, to call upon. Sarukan, manarukan,Iterate, to repeat. Ulangi.Silbutkan, manabutkan.Iterated. Ulang.Involve, to inwrap. Balutkan, mambalutkan,Iteration. Ulangan.sarimgkan, maiiarungkan, buug-Itinei-ant, wandering. Kalana, kambara.kui3, bungkuskan, mambungkuskan.Involve, to comprise. Barisikan, mangisikan.Itinerate (to). Barjalan, manjalan, kalana,mangambara.Itself. D'iri, d'hina.Involve, to implicate. Raniit, milramit. Ivory. Gad'ing, danta.Involve, to complicate. Kosotkan, mangosotkan,janggalkan.Involve, to mix together. Bawurkan,champui-kan.Jabber, to chatter. Lampas, mangoluvidnei-able, weapon-proof, inviolable. mong, marongot.Bartuwah, batuwah, kabal, pangliyas,Lampas, ngomong.tak, ta.Island. Pulau, pulo.Pulau, pulo.Islet.Isolated, detached, separate. Asing.Issue, to come out. Tarbit.Issue, to pass out. Mangaluwar.Issue, to send out. Maugaluwarkan.Issue, to cause to come out. Tarbitkan,manarbitkan.Issue, egi-ess. Kaluwaran.Issue, termination, conclusion. Abisan,pangabisan, pauudah, panudahan, kasudahau.Jabberment, chatter.paliyas.Inwards. Kadalam, didaldm.midut.Jacinth, the hyacinth. Padam, padma.luwi-ap, to involve. Balutkan, mambalutk;in,Jack with the lantern. Kamamaug, tangsaiimgkan, maiianmgkan.gulimg.Inwrought. Tatah, bartatah.Jack fruit, aHocarpus integiifolia. Naugka.Irascible. Bangis.Jack-pudding, zany. Bad'ud, bauol.Ire, anger. Amarah, marah, gamira, Jackall. Chakal, srigala.berang, duka.Jacket, jerkin. Baju, rasukau, kalambi,Ireful. Amarah, marah, berang, gusar, sakapau.garam, duka, mm-ka, miirka.Jacob. Yokub.Iiis, the rainbow. Kluwimg, kuug, kuiigteja,Jaded, tu-ed. Lalah, lasu.kung^ialanggi, bauang-raja.Jagged, toothed. tSumbing.Iris of the eye. Mata-itam.JaU. Panjara, kurungan, pasakitau.Irksome, wearisome. Bosan.Jail in the stocks. Pasongan.Iron. BasLJailer. Panvmggu-paujara, panggawakm-ungan,Iron-nist. Tai-basi, karatan-basi.jmni-pasakitan, juru-pa-Irony, mock, gibe. Sindir.songan.Irresolute, inconstant. Bimbang.Jakes, privy. Jamban.Irrigate, to water. Irus, mdngirus, dii-us, Jam, to squeeze. Tampukan.jm-us, su-am, maniram, iniskau, siramkan.Jambee. A Malay state on the north-eastIrritable, passionate. Pongas.coast of Sumatra, which gave name tothe fashionable canes of the time ofIrritable, peevish. Sarbasalah.Queen Anne, and which were importedIrritate, to provoke, to tea.se. from that country.Usik,mangusik, susahkan, maiiusahkan, mailJambs of a door. Jauang.usahkan-ati.Jamboo fruit. Jambu.Irritated, provoked. Sadih.Jammed, squeezed. Tampu, tartampu.Is. Ada.Jangle, to prate. Lampas, mangomong,Is not. Tiyada, tida, tidak, tadak, tada, marongot.Jangle, to cause to soimd unmusically.Manjangalkan.Janitor. Panunggu-pintu, panggawapintu,pangulu-garbang.Japan, the Japanese emiju-e. Japuu,japaug.Japan-earth, catechu.Japan-earth, gambir.Kachu.Gambir.Japanese, native of Japan. Orang-japunJar, pitcher. Buyung, kubok, tampayau.

JAR^rOI [100] JOI—JUIJargon. Bahasa kachukan.Joined, united. Kampuh, barkampuh.Jan-ing, quarrel, dispute. Tukaran. Joined, in contiguity. Barapilt.Jasmiue. Malati, malur, m^nor.Joined, adhering. Rakat, barakdt.Java. Jawa.Joined, pieced. Ubung, tarubung, sambung.Javanese (a). Or^ng-jawa.Javanese language. Tutur-jawa, bahasajawa.Joiner, carpenter. Tukang-kayu.Joining, piecing. Ubungan.Javelin, half-pike. Lambing.Joint, animal articulation. Buku, ruwas,Javelin (wooden). Saligi.saudi, aiigTita.Jaws (the). Raang.Joint, to form with joints. Sandikdn.Jealous. Chamburu.Joint of a plant. Buku, ruwas, sandi.Jealousy, Chamburiian.Joint, a hinge. Panganchingan.Jeddah, on the eastern side of the Arabian Jointed, articulated. Barbuku, baruwas,gulf. Judah.barsdndi.Jeer, to mock, to scoff. Sindir, mAiiindir. Jointly. Barsarta.Jeer, scoff, ipockery. Sindir, sindiran. Joke, jest. Chora, chura, gonja, giu-au,Jejime, empty, vacant. Kosong, laman, lawah, janaka.laga, ampa.Joke, to jest. Chora, manchora, gurau,Jeopardy. Bahaya, marabahaya, pakewuh. bargurau, m^nggui-au, saada, barsanda,Jerk (a). Jintik, i)at'ek.alcln-alan, barjanaka, chingkaram.Jerk (to). Barjiutek, mitmat'ek.Jollity, merriment. Ramai-ramaian, kasukiian,Jerk beef. Dendeug, b&lor.barsuka-sukaan.Jerkin. Baju, rasukan, kalambi, sakapan. Joseph. Yusaf.Jei-usalem. ^adus, Bait-al-ma^adiis. Jostle, to run against. Singgong, tadung.Jest, joke. Chora, chura, gonja, gurau, Jot, point. Nui'tah.lawah, jdnaka.Jot, a tittle. Sadikit.Jest, to joke. Chora, manchoi-a, gurau,bargui-au, manggurau, sanda, bftrsanda,alan-alan, barjanaka, chingkaram.Jesting, making jests. Bargurau-gurauau.Jet, spout of water. Panchuran.Jet, to spout. Manchur, panchur, panchar,lanchar, sambur, maiiambur.Jettee, pier, wharf. Titi, tifian, jambatan,lantar, palantar, plantar, pangkalan.Jew, Hebrew. Yahudi.Jewel. Parmata, rdtna, ratna.Jeweller. Juhari.Jewish. Yahudi.Jews' harp. Genggong.Jingle, to clink. KamarAnchang.Jocose, merry, waggish. Bargurau, barjanaka,barsanda.Jocund, merry, gay. Ramai, rame, ramairamai.Jog, to move as a horse trots. Kfii-tam.Jog, to shake. Goyangkan, m^nggoyangkan,gonchangkan.Join, to imite with. Kampuh, barkampuh,barsarta, maiiarta.Journal, daily. Tiyap-ari, saari-ari, sadina-dina.Journey, voyage. Angkatau.Journey, ti-avel. Paijalanan, pargi-pargian.Journey, to travel. Barjalan, manjalan,angkat, barangkat.Joust, mock fight.Jovial. Ramai, rame.Prang-watang.Joy, gladness. Rawan, riya, chindara,kasukaan, suka-ati, sukachita, gdmar,niisrat.Joyful, Barawdn, riya, suka, gkmkv.Judge, administrator of justice. Jaksa,i!-alli, /iakim.Judge, to form an opinion.Agak, kera,barkera, rasa, bdrasa, mitrasa, barbachara.Judge, to decree, to sentence. Putus,mamutus, Aiikamkan.Judgment, opinion. Kera, kera-kera,pangliatan, sangka, rasa, rasiian, pangrasa,pangrasaan, budibAchara, kias.Judgment, decree, sentence. Putusan.Judgment of Providence. Tulah.Join, to be contiguous. Marai^at.Juggle, to play tricks of legerdemain.Join, to adhere. Mdrakat.Sulap, mauulap.Join, to encounter. Tilmu, uamu, bilrtamu.Juggle, to practise ceremonies for theJoin, to combine. Kampuhkan, mangampuhkan.discoverymafiudi.of stolen property. Sudi,Juggle, juggler's trick. Sulap, balik-Join, to associate. Mailartai, sartakan, mata.miiiiartakan.Juggle, juggling. Sulap, balik-mata.Join, to feston. Ikritkan, mangikatkan. Juggle, ceremonies for the discovery ofJoin, to piece. Ubung, m^ngubung, stolen property. Sudi.ubungkan, niAngubungkan, eambungkan.Juggler, Pauulap.Juice, sap of plants. Aris,gatah.

JUI—KET [101] KET—KNAJuice. Ayar.Kettle. Kefel.Jujub (the). Bidara, widara.Key (door). Anak-kunchi.Jumble (to). Kachau, kacliu, barkachukan.Kick (to). Sepak, tand'ang.Kick (a). Sepak, taud'ang.Jumble (a). Kachukan.Kick aside (to). Kuwis.Jump, to leap. Lompat, malompat, Kick forward (to). Tarjang, manarjang.mlompat.Kick forward (a). Tarjang.Jump (a). Lompat, lompatan.Kid. Anak-kambing.Jump from a height (to). Tarjun, manarjim.Kiddle, a fish weir. Bdlat.ICidneys (the). Ganjil, gaganjil, buwah-Jump, a leap fi-om a height. Tai^'un. pinggan, gagali, gili-gUi.Jumping, leaping, bounding. Barlompatlompatauunoh,Kill, to slay.mam-Bunoh, mAmbunoh,matikan, mammatikan, mam-Junction, union, connection. Ubungan, puskan, wafati.pangubimg, parubungan.Kill, to slaughter animals for food. Bantai,Juncture, a meeting. PartdmiJan.mambantai.Junk, large Malay vessel. Jong, jung. Kill, to slaughter for food \vith religiousJunk, lai-ge Chinese ship. Wangkang. ceremonies. Sambaleh, mauambaleh.Junk, small Chinese ship. Top.Killed, slain. Tarbunoh.Jimk Ceylon (island of). Ujung-salang. Killei', slayer. Pambimoh.Jupiter, (the planet). Mas'tri.Killing, slaying, mm-der. Pambunohan.Jm-isdiction. Pagangan, prentah, prentahan,Kiln, stove. Tanur.paprentahan.Kin, relatives. Sanak-sanak, kadang,Just, upright. Batul, bdnar, aadil.kulawarga, kalurga.Just, pure.Kind, benevolent. Mm-ah, murahati,vSuchi.Just, exact, correct. Batul, banar.barkasihan, darmawan.Just now. Sakarang-ini, baaru-ini, baarutadikasihan,Kind, favourable. Kasih, barkasih, bar-tilik.Just then, at that moment. Sakarang-itu. Ivind, race, class. Pangkat, bangsa.Justice, equity. Kabanaran, kaarusan. Kind, sort. Mata, bagai, wama, rupa,Justice, right. Ha/;.janas.Justle (to). Singgong, tadung.Ivind, way, manner. Bagai, chara.Justly, truly, exactly. Sabatulna, sabanarnamarik,Kindle, to ignite, to light. Parik, ma-chuchuh, marak, pasang-api.Jut, to project. Jongor, jongkit.Kindness, benevolence. Kamurahan,Juvenile, youthful. Mud'a, truna.dai-ma.Kindness, love, affection. Kasihan, pangasihan.Kindness, favour. Kasihan, pangasihanKeel, bottom of a ship. Pantat-prau. Kincbed, consanguinity. Sapupiian, darah,Keel (false). Lunas.sadarah.Keen, sharp, edged. Tajam.Kinds, soi-ts. Mata, bagai-bagai, ruparupa,Keen, sharp of sight or hearing. Tajam.warna-warna, janas.Keen, intense. Tajam.Kine, oxen. Ja^vi, jajawi, sapi-Mmbu.Keen, eager. Panas, augat.Kine, horned cattle generally. SapiKeep, to retain. Taruh, manamh, simpan,karbau.maiiimpan.King, monarch. Ratu, yang-dipartuwanKeep, to guard, to tend. Timgguh, mknungguh.raja, maharaja, malak, muli, s'ah.aji,King (to make), to enthrone. MarajakanKeep, to preserve. Simpan, minimpan. Kingdom. Karajiian.Keep, to hold. Pagang, mamagaug. Kingship. Karajiian.Keeper, jailer. Pauunggu-panjai-a. Kismis. Zabib.Keeper (cattle). Gabala, gumbala.Kiss, to smack. Kachupi, kuchupi, manguchupi.Keeper (door). Panunggu-pintu.Keepsake. Paninggalan, bakas-tangan. Kiss, a smack. Kachup, kuchup.Keeping, charge, custody. Tanggimgan, Kiss, to salute by smelUng. Chytim,pagangan.Ken, view. Pangliatan.manchyum.Kiss, a salute by smelling. Chyum.Ken, to know. Tau, mangataiii.Kitchen. Rumah-dapur.Kerchief. Saputangan,Kite (a). Alang, lang, ulang.Kernel.Kite (paper). Layangan, ^vuwu.Isi.Ketch, a brig. Kechi.Kitten. Anak-kuching.Kettle, caldron. Kawah.Knar, hard knot in wood. Banir, gembol.

KNA—LAB [ 102 ]LAB—LAMKuave, rogue. Bangsat, durjana.Labour, to do work. Buwat, mambuwat,Knavery. Durjana.karja, barkarja, mangarja.Knead (to). Ramas, uli, banchali. Labour at, to work at. Buwatkan, mdmbuwatkan,Knee (the). Lutut.karjakan, barkarjakdn,Knee of timber. Kung, bam.maugarjakan.Kneel (to). B;lrlutut, bartalut.Labour, to take pains. Marajin.Kneejian. Tampurung-lutut.Labom-, to take pains with. Maiujinkdn.Knife (a). Pisau, piso.Labour, to be in distress. Barsusah,Knife (paring and trimming). Pisaurawut.barsasak.Labom-er for hire. Orang-upahan, orang-Knife (pen). Pisau-rawut.makan-gaji, buruh, baburuh, glid'ig,Knight at chess. Kuda.sikttp. (The foui- last words are Javanese.)Knit, to weave without a loom. Anam,mangaiiam, pintal, m3,mintal.Lac, the comb of the lac insect. Ambalu,Knit, to join, to unite. Ubimg, mangubuug,ampalu, malau, malu, lak.ubungkan.Lace (gold or silver). Rend'a.Knob (a large). Pdnfol.Lacerate, to tear. Charik, koyak, chabek,Knob (a small). Pant-il.subek, rabit.Knock, to clash. Antuk, mangantuk. Lack, want. Katidiiau.Knock, to dash together. Antukan, mangantukan.Lack, failure. Koraiigan, tiwasau.Lack, hundred thousand. KAt'i,Knock, to sti-ike. Pukul, mamukul, i^alu, Lack, one hundred thousand. Sakat'i.mamalu, rantam, antam, maugantam. Lad or girl. Budak.Knock, to dash against the ground. Ladder. Tangga.Gartak, manggartak.Ladder (scalmg). Sigai.Knock, a blow. Palu, pukul.Ladder (ship's side). Sigen.Knoll, hillock. Pongsu.Lade, mouth of a river. Kuwala, kwala,Knot, a tie. Simpul.muwara.Knot, bond. Ikatan.Lade, to load. Muwati, muwatkau, saratkdn.Knot in timber. Banir, gembol.Know, to have perception. Tau, kaual, Laden, loaded. Muwat, sarat, tarsarat.manganal.Lading, burthen. Muwatan.Know, to understand. Kataiii, mangataiii,Ladle (a). Sud'uk, siind'uk, sendnik,kaual i, kanalkan, m.auganalk^n. chid'uk, chund'uk.Knowing, having knowledge of. Barkatauiin.Ladle with coconut-shell bowl. Gayong.Ladle (to use a). Sud'uk, m&nud'uk,Knowing, skilful. Tau, chardek, pand'ai, chid'uk, maiiitljik.pand'e.Lady, matron. Nai, noila.Known, understood, compi-eheuded. Tartau,Lady, spinster. Nona.malum.Lag, to loiter. Lambat, malambat.Known (to make). Bri-tau.Lag, sluggish. Chulas.Knowledge, understanding. Kataiiau, Lair of the wild boar. Juruman.pilngataiian, panganal.Lake (a). Rawa, danau, danu, tasik.Knowledge, privity, cognisance. Satau, Lamb (a). Anak-biri.marifat.Knuckles (the). Bxiku-jari.Lame, crippled. Timpang, lampuh, incut,penchang.Lame on one side. Tipoh.Lame, to make lame. Timpangkan, peuchaugkan.Laborious, diligent, assiduous. Raj in,Lament, to mourn. Tangis, nangis, manangis.rftfiah.Laboi-iouB, arduous, ilifficult. Payah, sukar,brat, duka.Lament, to wail. Ratab, ratap, m8,rat&p.Laboriousness, diligence, assiduity. Raj in, Lament, to moan. Mangalidi.p.lrusahan.Lament, to sorrow for. Taugiskan, manangiskiln.Laboriousness, difficulty. Sukaran, duka.Labour, toil. Usaha, pdrusahan.Lament, to bewail. Ratiipkau, mdratapkau.Labour, work to be done. Kiii-ja, pdk^rjiian.Lamentation, mom-ning. Tangis, nangis,Labour, performance. Buwatan, pa,rbuwatan,tangisan.jasa, yasa.liamentation, wailing. R^tap.Laboiu", to toil. Barusaha, mangu.saha. Lamp (a). Palita, Hndil, lampu.Labour (to toil at). Usahakaii, inangusahakiln.Ijamp (hanging). Tanglung.Lamp (wall).Tdnju-tampasang.

LAM—LAP [ 103] LAP—LAVLampblack. Arang-para.Lapse, to glide away, to pass. Lalu, malalu.Lance, long spear. Tumbak, watang.Lauce, to pierce with a lance. Manumbak,Lapse, error, mistake. Salah, luput.tumbakkan.Larboard. Si\blah-kiri, tangan-kiri.Lance, to cast as a lauce. Manumbak. Larceny, theft. Churl, panchurian, pdnchurit.Laud, earth. Tanah, bumi.Laud, country. Tauah, bumi.Larceny, robbery. P&malingan, pambegalan,Land, region. Banuwa.parompahan.Land, distinguished from air or water. Large, big. Basar, agung, gad'ang.D'arat, d'aratan.Lai-ge, wide, ample. Luwas, longgar.Land, ground, sm-face. D'asar, natar. Largess, gift, bounty. Ganjaran, karuniya,Laud, nation. Nagi'i, nagara.karniya, kuraiya, nugi-aha, anu-Land, soil. Tanah.graha, nugi-ahan, anugi-ahan.Laud (arable). Tanah-idup.Larum, tocsin. Katut.Land (fallow). Tanah-mati.Larynx. Bulo-bulo, kronkong, krongkongan,Land (irrigated arable). Sawah.sangkuwaug, sangwang.Land (di'y field arable). Uma, tugar, Lascar, seaman. Anak-prau.tagal.Land, to come ashore. Naiyik-d'arat.Lascivious, lewd.Lasciviousness.Gatal, chabul, dukana.Chabulau.Land, to disembark. Turun-d'ai'at, nayik-Lash, to scourge. Palu, mamalu, sapu,manapu.Lass, young woman. Budak-parampiian,anak-d'ara.Last, to endure. Tiian, maniian, darita.mandarita.Lasting, durable. Kakal, bai-kakalan,kukuh, taguh, lengah.d-arat.Land, to set on shore. Turunkan-did'arat,nayikk&n-di-d'arat.Landed, possessed of land. Bardesa.Land-flood. Bah, banjir.Landing-place. Jambatan, palantar, pangkalan.Landlord, proprietor. Tuwan.Landman, countryman. Orang - desa,orang-d'usun.Land-wind. Angin-d'arat.Lane, byway. Simpangan, tinisau.Lane, alley. Lurung.Langsat fruit. Langsat, lanseh.Language, tongue, speech. Tutui', lid'ah,chara, bahasa, lisan.Language (coui-t). Tutur-dalam, bahasadahtm,bahasa-bangsawan.Language (mixed), jargon. Bahasa-kachukan.Language (the Javanese). Tutur-jawa,bahasa-jawa.Language (the Malay). Jawi, tutur-Lasting, permanent. Tinggal.Lasting, eternal. Kakal, barkakalan.Lastly, in conclusion. Sasudahua.Latch (a). Ranching, kanchingan.Latch (to). Kanchingkan.Late, not early. Kasep, jauh.Late, long delayed. Lambat.Late, tardy, slow. Laung, langai.Late in the day. Jauh-ari.Late, far in the night. Jauh-malam.Lated, belated, benighted. Barmalaman.Lately, not long ago. Tadi, baaru, baarutadi,dari-tadi.Lateness. Lambatan, p^lambatan.Latent, hidden. Buni, tarbuni, sambuiai,tarsambuui.Lateral, placed on the side. Disablah,malayu, chai'a-malayu, bahasa-millayu.Language-master. Juru-bahasa, muus'i.Languid. Lalah, lateh, lasu, lateh-lasu. disisih.Langtiish, to pine with desire. Rendu, Lath (a). Lantai.rindu, marindu.Latitude, breadth. Lebaran, kalebaran.Languishing. Barindu.Lattice-work. Kisi-kisi, karawang, krawang.Languishment. Rendu, rindu, pdrindu.Languor. Kalalahan.Laud, to praise. Puji, mamuji, pujikan,Laniate, to lacerate. Koyak, charik, chabek,mamujikfin, mamulyakan.subek.Lank, lean. Kurus.Laudation.Laugh (to).Puja, puji, pamuji, pamuj'ian.Tartawa, galak, manggalak.Lank, slender. Nipis, panjang-nipis. Laugh convulsively (to). Ilai, mangilai.Lantern. Tanglung, fcandil.Laugh hysterically (to). Kekek.Lanuginous, downy, haii-y. Barbulu. Laugh continuously (to). Tartawa-tawa,Lap (the). Pangku, riba, ribiian.galak -galak.Lap (to take on the). Mamangku, m^riba.Laugh at, to deride. Mangguraukan,maiiindirkan.Lap, to feed by lapping. Irup, mdnglrup. Laughter. TA,rtawa, galak.Lap, flap of a gannent. Panchung. Lave, to bathe. Mandi.Lapis lazuli. Lazwardi.Lave, to bale. Mauimba.

LAV—LEA [ 104 ]LEA—LEALavish, prodigalLaw, decree, edict. Uud-ang-und-ang,kanun.Lawful, permissible, ffalal.Lawn. Plataran, alaman, ara-ara.Lawsuit. Bachara, dawat, dawah.La\^^er, expounder of the Mahomedanlaw. Mulana.Lawyer, advocate, pleader. Pauggawan,wakil.Lax, loose, not fitting. Lewer, longgar.Lax, not tense. Lunak, kandor.Lax, disconnected, not strongly combined.Urai.Lay, to place, to put. Buboh, latak, malatak,latakkan, lataki, taruh, manaruh,taruhkan, manaruhkan.Lay, to calm, to still. Tad-uhk^n, mkuad'ukau.Lay, to wager, to stake. Tarub, bartarub,manarub.Lay before, to sbow. Timjuk, manunjuk,tunjukkan.Lay by (to). Tarub, manarub, simpan,maiiimpan.Lay down, to establish. LS,takkan, malatakkan.Lay bold of, to seize. Tangkap, manangkap,tangkab, manangkab.Lay in, to store. Tarub, manai-ub, simpan,maiiimpan.Lay out, to expend. Balanjakan, beyak-n.Lay out, to dispose. Atur, baratui-,mdngatur.Lay together, to collect. Impunkan,m^ngimpunkan, kumpulkan, m&ngumpulkfl,n,kampungkan, mangampunk&n.Lay waste, to spoil. Banasakan, mamb^nasakan,rusakk^n, marusakkan.Lay, song. Ga,ga.lang, gurindam, uranuran.Layer, stratum. Susim.Lazy, slothful. Sagan, maMs.Lazy, tardy, loitering. Chulds.Lead, the metal. Timah-itam.Lead (red), minium. Sadalanggam, galanggam.Lead (sounding). Batu-duga.Lead, to guide by the hand. Tuntun,manuntun.Lead, to conduct and usher a person bythe hand. Pimpin, mdmimpiu.Lead, to conduct, to head. Mangapala,mangapalaktin.Lead astray, to mislead. S8,satk^n, mS.-Leading, guidance. Dalil.Leaf (vegetable). Dawun.Leaf, sheet. Alai.Leaf of paper. Warafc.Leafy, full of leaves. Kendang.League, confederacy. Janji, janjian, pdrjanjian,ubungan, pilrubungau, taulanan.League, to confederate. Barjanji, mdnjanji.League, league measure. Mil.Leak, to let water out or in. Bocbor,mamboclior.Leak, to let out water. Tii-is, maniris.Leak (a). Bocbor, tiris.Leaky. Bocbor, tiris.Lean, meagre, not fat. Kurus.Lean, to rest against. Sandai-, maiiandar.Lean, to incline, to slope. Mirin, singet,maflinget, cbondong, maiiondong.Lean, to recUne, to repose. Baling, barbaring.Leaning, inclining, sloping. Miring, riyuk.Leap, to jump, to bound. Lompat, mdlompat.Leap often (to). Lompat-malompat.Leap (a). Lompat.Leap down (to). Tarjun, manarjim.Leap do\\Ti (a). Tarjun.Leaping, bounding. Barlompat-lompatau.Leaping, a boundmg. Lompat-lompatan.Learn, to acquire knowledge. Ajar, barajar,billajar.Learn, to acqmre spiritual knowledge.Mangaji, barguru.Learn, to teach. Ajari, ajarkan, mangajarkan.Learned, versed in literary knowledge.Pandita, aalim.Learned, skilled.Pand'ai, pand'e.Learnei', scholar. Palajar, santri.Learning, literary knowledge. Paugajaran,kapand'itan, almu.Learning (spiritual). Pangajian.Lease (a). Surat-sewa, pajak.Lease (to take on). Mimewa.Lease (to let on). SewakAn, m.lnewakiin.Leash, band, tie. Tambat.Leash, to bind. Tambat, manambat.Leather. Kulit, balulang.Leather thong (a). Jangat.Leave, permission. Moun, pamiJun, azin,izin, ijin.Leave (to ask). Moun, b^rmoun, mdmoun.Leave (to grant). MiJunkdn, mdmounkan,fiasatka,n.Leader, captain, commander. PAngulu, bri-moun.pamrentah, Im'ah, k^pala, sardar. Leave, farewell, adieu. Salamat-tinggal.Leader, guide. Malam, dalil.Leave, to quit, to forsake. Tinggalkan,Leader, one that ushers another by the maninggalkdn.hand. P&mimpin.Leave, to quit, to let go. Lfipaskan, m;!-Leading, principal, chief. Ag\mg.Idpaskftn.

LEA—LEP[ 105 ]LEP— LIALeaven. Ragi, xamir.Leprous. Bdrkixd'al, barkusta.Lecherous, lustful. Gatal, chabul, dukana.Leprous, spotted. Sopak.Less. Korang.Lechery. Chabulan, dukana.Lessen, to grow less. MS,ngorang.Ledge, layer. Susun.Lessen, to diminish. Korangkan, mangorangkan.Leech (the mediciual). Alintah, lintah.Leech (forest). Achih, pachat.Lesson, instruction, precept. Pangajaran.Leer, oblique look. Juling, karling. Lest, that not. Jaugau.Leer (to). Juling, manjuling, karliug, Lest, that, in case that. Kalau.mangarling.Let, to allow, to permit. Biyar, bir, ramak,Lees, dregs, sediment. Pakat, tai.bri, kasi.Leeward, under the wind. Bawah-angin, Let, to put to hire. Sewa, sewakan,d i -l)a wall -angi II.nianewakan.Loft, not right. Kiri.Let go, to discharge. Lapas, lapaskan.malapaskan.Let off, to discharge a weapon. Pasang,pasangkan, buwang, mambuwang.Let off, to discharge fire-arms. Pasang,chuchuh, manchuchuh.Left, i-eniaining. Tinggal, tartiuggal.Left hand. Tangan kiri.Left-handed. Kidai.Left side. Sablah-kiri.Leg, foot generally. Kaki.Leg from the knee to the ankle. Batis.Leg (calf of). Jantung-batis.Legalize, to make legal ritually. ^alalkan.I^egate, deputy. Patih, papatih, janang,wa^-il, xalifah.Legend, relation. Charita, charitra.Legerdemain. Sulap.Legitimate, genuine. Batul, ban.lr, Aakili.Legume, pulse. Kachang.Leisurely, slowly. Parlaau.Leisurely, very leisurely. Parliian-liian.Lemur (flying). Graba.Lend (to). Utangkan, mangutangkiin,pinjamkan, maminjamk^n, bi-i-pinjam.Length. Panjang, panjangan, kapanjangan.Length, opposed to breadth. Lai'i, bujur.Length, extent of duration. Lama.Length, distance. Jauh.Length (at), in conclusion. Sasudahiia,sudah-itu.Lengthen, to elongate. Panjangkan, rnamanjangkan.Lengthen, to extend. Lanjutkan, malanjutkiln.Lengthen out (to). Ulurk^n, mangulurkan,mulurkan.Lengthen, to grow in length. Mamanjang.Lengthened, to be extended. Laiijut,malaujut.Lengthened out (to be). Ulur, midur.Lengthwise. Bujur, mujur.Lenient, mild. Manis, lambut.Lenity, mildness. Kalambutan.Lens, or pupil of the eye. Batu-mata.Lent (the Mahomedan). Puwasa, pasa,ramllan.Leopard (the common). Arimau-talap,machan-tutul.Leopard (the black variety of). Arimaukombang.Leprosy. Kud'al, kad'al, kusta, untut.Let off, to forgive, to excuse. Ampunkan,mangampunkan, mnafktiu.Let down, to lower. Turunkan, manurunkdn.Let blood (to). Buwang-dara, sanggi-a.Let, to hinder, to obstruct. Ad'angkan,mangad-angkan, sangkakkan, maiiangkakkan,sangkutkan, maiiangkutkan,tagahkan, managahkan, gindalakan.Let, hindi-anca. Ad'angau, kaad'angan,I)angad'angan.Letter, alphabetic character. Aksara,hm-M.Letter, epistle.Surat, waraZ.-at.Levant, the east. Timur, bawah-angin,mata-ari-nayik, mas'raX;.Level, even, having an equal surface.Tara, datar, natar, rata.Level, equal. Tara, rata, sama, sama-i-ata.Level, flat. Gepeng, kepeng, pepeh.Level, to make even. Tarakan. ratakan,maratakan.Level, to make equal.Tarak&n, ratakan,maratakan, samakan, niaiiamakan.Level, to flatten. Ratakan, maratakan,samakftn, mauamakan.Level, to aim at. Tuju, manuju.Level, to point at in taking aim. Tujukan,manujukan.Level, plain surface. Datar, natar.Level, line of dii'ection of a missile. Tuju,tujiian.Levigate, to polish. Garus, mSngarus,upam, m^ngupam.Levigate, to powder. Sarbukk.an, lumutkan,malumutkan.Levity, lightness. Ringanan, karinganan.Levity, inconstancy, fickleness. Bimbang,bimbangan.Levy, to muster. Krahkan, mdngrahkan.Levy, a muster. Krah, pangrah.Lewd, libidinous. Gatal, chabul, dukana.Lewdness. Cabulan, dukana.Liar. Pamboung, p^nd-usta.

LIB—LIG [ 106 ]LIG—LIKLilicial, generous, bountiful. Mudah, Light (beam of). Sindr, panAr.murah, murah-ati, lila, darmawau, karim.Light of the sun. SinAr-mata-ari.Light of the moon. Sinar-bulan.Liberality. Murahan, kdmurahan, murahati,Light, bright, clear. Tarang, trang.darma.Light in colour, not dark. Mud'a.Liberate, to free, to discliai-ge. Lapas, Light, not heavy. Aringjln, ringan.lapa.skaii, m^lapaskan.Light, unencumbered. Aringan, ringdn.Liberate, to emancipate. M^rdekakiin. Light, easy. Mudah, gampang.Liberated, set free. LS,pas, tai-lapas, Light, buoyant. Ampung, lampung.xalas.Light, active, nimble. Pantas, chapat.Liberated, emancipated. Mdrdeka. Light, trifling. Siya-siya.Liberation, deliverance. Kalapasan. Light, slight. Ringan.Libertine, debauchee. Risau, parleute. Light, to make light of. Pdrmudakkan,Liberty, permission. Miiun, pamoun, ringankan.adn (isin).Light, to kindle. Parik, mamarik, marak,Liberty, license. Bebas.mamai-ak, pasang-api, chuchuh, manchuchuh.Liberty, privilege. Pajak.Liberty, emancipation. Kamardekiiau. Light, to guide by a torch. Mailuluh,Libidinous. Gatal, chabul.mauuluhkan.License, exclusive privilege. Pajak. Light (to yield). Barchahaya, barsiuai-,Licentious, dissolute. Parleute.manarang.Lichen, liverwort. Tai-anjing.Light upon, to find. Tiimu, bartamu,Lick, to pass over with the tongue.jumpa, barjumpa.Jilat,manjilat.Light, to descend from any vehicle. Turun,Lick, to lap. Imp, maugirup.mauurun.Lick, to beat. Pukul, mamukul.Light, to alight as a bird. AngkAp.Lid, cover. Tutup, pauutuji, tud-iuig, Light, to settle, to rest. D'ud'uk.panud'ung.Lighten, to flash with thunder. Kilat,Lid (eye). Kalopak-mata, palupuk, plupuk.miiugilat, barkilat.Lighten, to illuminate. Trangkan, ma-Lie, a falsehood. Boung, d-usta.narangkan.Lie, to utter a falsehood. Biiun, barboung,Lighten, to enlighten, to insti-uct. Trang-bardusta.kan, maniirangkan.Lie, to rest horizontally or inclining Lighten, to make less heavy. RingAuk.ln,against. Baring, barbaring.maringankan.Lie, to rest upon. D-ud'uk, mandud-uk. Lighter, cargo-boat. Lanchang.Lie, to remain fixed. Diyam, barcUydm, Lightfooted. Bumata.mandiyam.Lightning. Kilat.Lie by, to rest. Diyam, bardiyam, mandiyampani,Lights, the Imigs. Parau, paparu, pani-rabu.Lieutenant, deputy. Patih, papatih, janang.^xalifah.Lignaloes, aloes-wood. Kalambak, gahru,kayu-gahru.Life. Nawa, rixh, Acat.Like, resembling, equal. Bagai, bage,Life, animation, vitality. Idup, idupan. sapurti, saparti, panaka, baya-baya, salaku,Life, conduct. Laku, kalakiian, tingkah,satara, siiolah, mandi, sama, lak-ulah, polan.sana, laksana, samuka, sarasa, sarupa.Life, present state. Idupan, kiiiduiian. Like, in the same manner. Damakiyan.Lifetime. Siiidup.Like (to be). Maiiarupa, maiiama.Lift, to raise. Angkat, mangangkat, angkatkan,Like, to approve. Kauan, barkanan, p4r-mangaugkatkan.kanan.Lift, to elevate. Bangkitkan, mdmbangkitkan,Liken, to compare. Sak^n, samakan,nayikkan, mUnayikkan, ting-mauamakan, mSiamiii, samukakau,gikan, mrminggikftn, partinggikan.sarupakan, mauarupakfin, m&iiarupiii,Lift, to hold on high. Junjung, maujini- upamakfln, mangupamakau.Likeness, resemblance. Bangun, sapurtiiia,Lift, to heave. Bongkar, niAmbongkar.siiolah-olah.Lift, to raise by a lever. Tuwas, tuwe. Likeness, parable. Upama, upamiian,Lifting, act of raising. Angkatan, parangkat.saloka.Likeness, representation. Garabar.Ligament. Urat.Likeness, form, appearance. Rupa, warna.Ligature. Tali, tambat.Likewise, in like manner. Damdkiyan.Light (the). Chahya, traug, tarang. Likewise, also. Juga, juwa, jlia.Light (day). Siyang.Likewise, too. Pula, pun.

LIK—LIS [107] LIS—LOFLiking, approbation. Parkanau.Listless, careless. Lalai, aura, alpa.Limb, member. Angguta.Litchi fruit. Lichi, kalengkeng.Limb, edge, boi-der. Tapi, pinggir.Lithe, limber. LAmah, lambut.Limber, flexible, lithe. L^mah, lambut. Litigate (to). Barbachara, bdrdawah.Lime, cul

LOF—LOO [108] LOO—LOVLoft, garret, highest floor. Para, pApara,loteug.Lofty, high. Atas, tinggi.Lofty, sublime. Mulya.Lofty, proud, haughty. Angkuh, juwah,chungka, kochak, bongkak, rongkak.Log of wood. Gend'on, puutuug.Loins (the). Piuggaug.Loiter, to linger. Malambat.Loiter, to idle. Barchula.s, mauchulas.Loitering, lingering. Lambat, barlambatan.Loitering, idling. Chulds.Lone, lonely, solitary. Suiii.Lone, lonely, having no company. Siiorau-oraug.Loneliness. Kasuiiiau.Long, not short. Panjang.Long, not soon ceasing. Lama.Long, tedious. Liiung.Long, dilatory. Lambat.Long, to desire earnestly. Dandam, bardandam,ingin, mangingin, idam, niaugidam.Long ago. Lama, talah-lamah.Long time ago (a), yore. Purbakala, diiulukala.Long, all along, throughout. Sapaujang.Longing, earnest desire. Dandam, idam,ingin.Longitude, length. Lari, bujur.Lougsome, tedious. Lambat, laung.Long-suffering, patient. Drana, sabar.Long-tongued, blabbing. Lid'ah-pangjang,niulut-pauj ang.Longwise, longitudinally. Bujur, barbujur,lari.Loof, to sail close to the wind. Parai,Look, view, ken. PanglVatan.Look, view, sight, spectacle. Kaliatan.Looking-glass, mirror. Charmin, kacha.Loom (weaver's). Lurik, pakakas-tanun.Loon, rascal, scoundrel. Risau.Loose, unbound, untied. Ldpas, tarlapas,luchut.Loose, not tight, lax. Lewer, longgar.Loose, slack, not tense. Lunak, kaud'or.Loose, unconnected, not cohering. Ui'ai.Loose, to unbind. Lapas, lapaskan, malapaskan,luputkan, maluputkan, luchutkan.Loose, to liberate, to free from confinement.Lapas, lapaskan, malapaskan.Loose, to disengage. LS,pas, lapaskan,malapaskan.Loose, to unfurl. Babar.Looseness, flux, diarrhoea. Chiiar, chahar.Lop, to cut anything. Panchung, mamanclmng,panggal, ranchuug.Lop, to prune. Tutuh, ranchimg.Loquacious. Lampas, lid^ah-panjang,mulut-panjang, mulut.Loquacity. Lampasan, lid'ah-panjang,mulut-panjang.Lord, master. Tuwan, paduka, junjungan,gusti, pati, sa/iJb.Lord, monarch, iniler. Yang-dlpilrtuwan,maharaja, sripaduka, muli (mula).Lord, husband. Suwami, siiami, swami.Lord, nobleman. Panggawa, priyayi, nayaka,xuajah (xoja).Lord (the), the deity. Tuhan, rabi, allah.Lord (my). Tuwanku, tungku, tangku,tuwau-amba.Lordship, dominion. Pdrtuwanau.Lose, to possess no longer. Hang, mangilang.Lose, not to win. Alah, kalah.Loss, privation. Ilangan, kiiilangan.Loss, detriment, damage. Rugi, karugian,mallarat.Lost. Hang.Lot, fortune. Untung, uasib.Lot, a die. Buwah-pari, bunga-onde,d'ad'o.Lot, chance. Pari, onde.Lot, portion. Abuwan, bahagian.Loth, unwilling, disinclined. Malas.Lotos (the), nelumbium speciosum. Tarate,trate, saroja, saroja.Loud, noisy. Saru.Loud, clamorous. Riyuh.Lounge, to idle. Malanchung.beluk.Look, to see. Liat, mali'at, tengok, manengok,pandaug, mamandang, nontan.Look, to view, to inspect. Tdntang, nianantang.Look, to enquire. Liati, maliati.Look, to observe. Mangalis.Look, to behold. Liatkfln, maliatkan.Look about one, to be vigilant. Jaga,barjaga, manjaga.Look askance (to). Juling, mrmjuling, tulik,manulik.Look after, to attend. Tunggu, manunggu.Look after, to take care of. Plehra,mamlehra.Look into, to examine. Preksa, mamreksa.Look out, to search, to seek. Chahari,Lour, to be overcast, to be clouded. Maudung.manchahari.Lour, to frown. Muram, suram.Look up, to look heavenward. Tangadah. Louse of the human head. Kutu.Look, see, behold ! LYatlah, tengok. liouse, tick. Tuma, karpati.Look, air of the face. Ayar-ni\ika. Lout, bumpkin. Orang-dcsa, orangd-usun,Look, appearance. Ru[)a, warna, sTfat.orang-gunung.Look, act of looking, vision. Pamandaug. Love as the sexeti (to). Biraiii, b;irbintlii.

LOV—LUM[ 109] LUN—MAHLove, to regard with affection. Kasili,barkasih, mangasih, barsayang.Love, the passion of tlie sexes. Birahi.Love, mad love. Kagiliian, edanan.Love, affection. Kasih, kasihau, pangasihau,parkasih, saj'ang.Love, object of affection. Kakasih.Love affair, amour. Bimbangau.Lover. Kakasih.T.ovesick. Larabisa.Loving, affectionate. Barkasihan.Loving mutually. Barkasih-kasihan.Low, not high. Rdndah.Low, deep. Dalam.Low, abject. Chekel, daina, dina, ina,nasta.Low water, lowest ebb. Pasang-kring.Lower, to gi-ow less, to fall. Turuu, Lusty, stout. TAgap.jatuh, tiba.Lower, to cause to descend. Turunkan,Lute (the).Luxation.Kachapi.Tagaliyat.manuiimkan, lungsur.Luxuries. Naamat.Lower, make low, to sink. Randahkan, Lyre, lute, harp. Kachapi.marandahkan.Lying, mendacious. Bijung, goroh, d'ust'a.Lowering, dark, gloomy, cloudy. Mandung,Lying, falsehood. Boung, goroh, d'ust'a.muram, suram.Lowering, sullen. Muram, suram.Lowland. Pad'ang.Lowly, meek. Manis, lambut.Lowly, humble, mean. Ina, dina, chekel.Lowness. Karandahan.Lowuess, meanness. Kainiian.Loyal, faithful. Tulus, satya, satyawan,halilc&t.Loyalty, fidelity. Satya, kaaatyan.Lubricate, to make slippeiy. Lichinkan,linchinkan.Lucid, shining, bright. Tarang, trang,barchaya.Lucid, pellucid. Aning, baning, jameh.Lucid, cleax, perspicuous. Nata, trang.Luck, fortune. IJntung.Luck (bad). Untung-jiiat, untung-jahat.Luck (good). Untuug-bayik.Luck, lot, chance. Pari, oude.Luckily. Sabayik-bayikua.Luckless. Malang, siyal, budabah, pelak,chalaka.Lucky, fortunate. Mujur, katuju, tuwah,batuwah, paksa, sri.Lucky, to make prosperous. Mujuri.Lucre, gain, profit. Bati, laba.Ludicrous, sportive. Jauaka.Luff, to sail close to the wind. Beluk,parai.Lukewarm, tepid. Suwam.Lull, to compose, to quiet. Tadaihkan.Lull, to compose to sleep by dandling orI'ocking. Ulik, mangulik.Lull, to compose to sleep by singing.Nafiikan, mananikan.Luminous. Trang, barchahya.Lump, small mass. Katul.Lump of earth, clod. Kipal.Lunacy, madness. Kagilaan, edanan.Lungs, the lights. Parau, paparau, parauparau,rabu.Lure, enticement. Pdmbujukan.Lurk, to lie hidden. Indap, mangiudap.Lurid, gloomy. Muram, sm-dm.Luscious, sweet. Manis.Luscious, delightful. Sad'ap,Lust, will, dcsu-e. Kaandak.Lust, carnal desire. Inin, hawa, nafsu.Lustfvd, Ubidinous. Gatal, chabul, dukana.Lustre, brightness. Trang, chahaya,sinar.Lustre, glitter. Gamarlapan.Lustrous. Gamarlap, gamilang, gilanggamilang,gumilang.Macassar, the people and principalityof this name in Celebes. Maugkasar.Mace, a club. Palu, pamalu, chokmar,gada.Mace, the spicy envelope of the nutmeg.Bunga-pala.Machination, artifice. Tipu, padaya, daya,samu, hanar.Machine with wheels.Pdnggilingau, jautra.Mad, disordered in the mind. Gila, edan.Madam. Tuwanku, inchi, nona.Mademoiselle. Nona.Madman. Orang-gila, orang-edan.Madness. Kagilaan, edanan.Madras. Mandras.Madura (island of). Madura.Magazine, store-house. Pambalian, pamblian,gad-ong, xazanah.Magazine, armoury. Gadong-saujata.Maggot, grub. Ulat.Magic. Tambol, tUik, fasima, pasima.Magician. Sastrawan, satrawan, sa/ar.Magnet (the). Batu-brani, basi-braui.Magnificence. Kabasaran, kamulyaan.Magnificent. Mulya.Magnify, to make gi-eat. Basarkan, mambasarkan.Magnify, to amplify. Labihkan, malabihkan.Magnify, to extol. Mulyakan, mamulyakan.Magnitude, greatness. Basar, kabasaranMahomed. MaAamad.Mahomedan. Muslim, orang-aslam (islam)Mahomedan religion. Aslam (islam).

MAI—MAL [110] MAL—MANMaid, virgin. Anak-d'ara, d'ara, pirawan, Malice, malevolence, grudge. D'amdam,prawan, kaiia, Lakrah.dangki, ati-kachil, karatan-ati.Mail (coat of). Baju-rantfii, rasukan-kare. Malicious. Nakal, jiiat, jahat.Maim, to mutilate by deprivation of limb. Malignant, envious. Bardilngki.Kud'ungkan, mangudungkau.Malignant, unpropitious. Malang.Maimed, mutilated. Kud-ung.Mall, hammer, P^malu, gand"en, g^ganden.Maimed, crippled. Lampuh, impub.Main, principal, chief. Agung.Mall (to). Palu, mamalu.Main, the bulk. BaiJakua.Mamma, mother. Ama, ama, ma.Main, sum. Kumpulan.]\Iammet, a puppet. Anak-anakan.Main, the whole. Saganap, saluruh. Mammon, riches. Kakayiian, baud'a,Main, strength. Kviwasa.arta.Main, the ocean. Laut, sagara, samudi-a. Man, human being. Oraug.Mainmast. Tiyang-agung.Man, not woman. Laki, orang-laki.Mainsail. Layar-agmig.Man-servant. Amba, bujaug, budak.Maintain, to preserve, to keep. Simpan, Man, indiAddual. Siiorang.maiiimpan.Man, not beast. Manusiya, manusa, manusya.Maintain, to support. Mangidupi.Maintain, to hold out. Tfiani, maniiani. Man at chess. Buwah-chatnr.Maintenance, subsistence. Idupan, kiiidupan,Man at draughts. Buwah-chidd.pangidupan, pancharian. Man and wife. Duwa-laki-bini, duwa-Mainyard. Andang-andang-agung.Maize, Indian corn. Jagung.laki-estri.Man of wai'. Kapal-prang.Majesty, grandeur. Kabasaran, kumulyaankala.Manacles, shackles. Rantai, rante, sang-Majesty, sovereignty. Karajaan.Manacle, to shackle, llantaikan, marantaikan.Majesty, the title. Bflganda.Majority, full age. Baliya, dewasa, balig^. Manage, to conduct. Lakukan, nialakukan.Make, to do, to perform. Buwat, mambuwat,parbuwat, buwatkiin, mambu- Manage, to govern. Prentah, mamrentah.•watkan, pdrbuwatkan, karja, mangftrja, Manage, to g^iide a horse or chariot.kai-jakan, mangarjakan.Pachu, mamachu, milngapala.Make, to create. Jadikan, manjadikan. Manageable, tractable, docile. Jinak.Make, to form of materials. Buwatkan, Management, conduct. Laku, kalahiiau.mambuwatkan, pai-buvvatkau.Management, prvidence. Budi.Make away, to kill. Bunoh, mambunoh, Manager. Juru, pilngulu.matikan, buwang, mambuwang.Mandate, order. Suruh, titah, sabila.Make account of, to esteem. ludahkan, Mandate, precept, charge, commission.mangindalikan.Pasan, wasayat.Make good, to fulfil. Sampaikau, miifiampaikan.Mandible, jaws. Raan.Mane of a horse. Gambling, suri.Make merry (to). B^rsuka-suka.Manes, ghost, shade. Samangat, sumangat.Make over, to transfer. Srahkan, maia;V Manful, bold, daring. Brani.rahkau.Manfulness. Kabrani'an.Make out, to clear, to explain. Trangkan,Mange, itch. Kudis.manarangkcln, natatakftn, maiia-Manger. Iri.takan.Mango, manrjifera Indlca. Ampalaui,Make up, to repair. Bayiki, mambayiki. mampalam, palam.Make, form. Lakar, bangun, cliitra, i-upa, Mango (fetid). Ambachang, bachang,warna.machang, kuwcni.Maker. Pambuwat, pdrbuwat.Mangostin. Manggusta, manggis.Malacca. Malaka, Malaka.Mangrove (the). Manggi-manggi, api-api.Malady. Sakit, sakitan, pauakit.Manhood, courage. Kalaki-lakian.Malapert, saucy. Salamba, jampu. Manhood, not childhood. Baliya, dewasa,Malay, Malayan. Malayu.balifjT.Malay language. Bahasa-Malayu, jawi. Mania. Kagiliian, edanan.Malay, a Malayan. Orang-mfilayu. Maniac (a). Orang-gik, or.ang-edan.Maldivo iHlands. Pulo-dewa.Manifest, plain. Nata, trang, katara,Male (human). Laki, lalaki, laki-laki.I'ahir._Male (lower animal). Jantau.Manifest, to show plainly. Natakan,Malediction, curse. Siunpali, parsumpahan,maiiatakftn, trangkan, manarangkan,tulah, kutok, sarapa, supata, ma-lapustaka, nastapa, Irtuat.katarakan, I'ahirkan.Manifestation, clear evidence. Kaiiatiian.

MAN—MAR [111 ]MAR—MARManifestation, discovery, revelation. Margin of the sea, shore at high-waterKangkau. _mark. Tabing, tapi-laut.Manifestly, clearly. Nata.Mariner, seaman. Auak-prau, xalasi.Manifold. Anika-anika. pAlabagai, sarba. Maritime. Barlautan.Manilla, capital of the Philippines. Manila,Mark, token. Tand'a, bakas, padah, ala-Manila.mat.Maniple, handful. Ganggam, kapdl. Mark, stamp, impression. Chap, china,Mankind. Manusiya, manusya, manusa. bakas, bakasan, tra.Manner, mode, way. Laku, jalan, pri, Mark, butt to shoot at. Tujiian.sabal.Manner, custom. Chara, Mmbaga, aadat.Mark, track.Mark (to).Kasan.Manand'a, tand'akan, mdnand'akan.Manner, sort, kind. Bagai, i-upa, warna,janas.Mark, to stamp. Mfinchapi, trakdn.Mannerly, civil, well-bred. Santun, supan, Marked. Bartand'a, tartand'a.barbudi, barbahasa, adab, baradab. Marked, stamped. Tarchap, tartra.Mannikin, dwarf. Ki'ed'ek, chebol, ba- Market. Pakan, pasar.Market (a daily). Barung, warung.Manslaughter, murder. Bimohan, pdmbunohan.Market-day. Ari-pakan, ari-pasar.Market-place. Parbalian, pablian, pakan.Manslayer. Pambunoh.Marketable. Laku, barlaku.Mantilla, veil Kalumbung.Marksman. Panembak.Mantle (a). S:\limut, chadar.Marriage. Kawin, nakaA;—Jav., rabi,Mantle, to veil, to cover. Ulaskan, krama.manguMskan.Marriage (to demand in). Maminang,Mantle, to be expanded. Barkambang, minang, pinangkan.mangambang.Man-iage (to negotiate a). Pinang-mdminang.Manufacture, fabric. Parbuwatan.Manufacture (to). Buwat, mambuwat, Marriage festival. PAnganten.parbuwat.Marriage (to contract a). Tunang, manimang.Manufacturer, artificer. Tukang.Manumit, to ransom. Tabus, manabus. Marriage contract, betrothment. Tunangan.Manumit, to make a slave free. Mardekakan.JIaiTiageable. Baliya, dewasa, ba%.Manmnitted, ransomed. Tabus.Married, wedded. Barkawin, barnaka/»,Manumitted, freed from slavery, emancipated.Mardeka.Manm-e, dung. Baja.Many, numerous. Baiiak, nayah.Many, a great number. Kabariakan,babarapa.Many (as, or so). Sabafiak.Many-colom-ed. Panchawarna.Manv times, often. BLarab-karab, baiiakkali.Map or chart. Pat 'a.Mar, to injure. Banasakan, mambanasakan,rusakkan, marusakan.Marabou (Javanese). Pala.Maraud, to plunder. Rampas, marampas,rayah, marayah, samun, maiiamun,rabut, marabut.Maraudei". Pauamun.Marauding. Rampasan, rayahan, rabutan.Marble. Piialam, niarmar.March (to). Jalan, barjalan, manjalan,angkat, barangkat.March in a line, or file. Nirai.Marches, limits, boundary. Pinggir, paminggir,paminggiran, tdpi, watas, tapiswuing,/(ad.Mare, female of the horse. Kuda-b^tina.Margin, border. Tapi, tapis, pinggir,paminggir, bibiran, susor.balaki-bini.Married, having a husband. Bdrlaki,bilrsuwami.Married, haxang a wife. Bdrbini, barestri.Marrow. Sungsum, banah, utak-tulang.Marrow (the spinal). Utak.^larrow, essence. Utak-utak.Marry, to wed. Kawin, mangawin, naka/i,barnakaA.Many, to join in marriage. Kawinkan,mangawinkan, naka/tkan, b^rnaka/ikan.Marsh, morass, fen. Rawa, paya, banchah,ranchah.Marshal, herald. Abantara, bautara.Marshal, to rank in order. Atur, mdngatur,aturkan, maugaturkan, baris,mambaris, banjar, barbanjar, banjarkan,ikat, mangikat, ikatLan, mangikatkan.Marshy, fenny. Banchah, i-anchah.Mart, place of traflSc, emporium. Bandar.Mart, purchase and sale. Juwal-bli.Mart, to traffic. Juwal-bli, manjuwal-bli.Martaban, in Pegu. Maritanau.Marten, the swallow. Layang-layang,Mlayang.Marten, esculent-nest-producing swallow.Lawet.Martial, warlike.Bardekar, barsatriya.

MAR-MAT [112] MAT—MEAMartyi- (a Mahomedan). S'ahid.Marvel, to woudcr. Cliangang, Larcliaugang,/tiran.Marvel (a). Changang, chftngangan, /lirau.Marvellous. Caugang, /dran.Masculine. Laki, zakar.Masculine, as to man. Laki, laki-Iaki.Masculine, as to the lower animals. Jautan.Mash, mesh of a net. Mata.Mash (to). Lichik, mjllichik, pipis.Mask, visor. Topeug.Mask, disguise. Samar, kasamaran.Mask, to disguise. Samar, manamar.Masker, mummer. Topeng.Mason (stone). Tukang-batu, juru-batu,tukang-bata.Mass, lumji. Katul.Massaci-e. Buuohan, parbunohan.Massy, ponderous. Brat.Massy, bulky. Basar.Mast (a). Tiyang.Mast (fore). Tiyang-topang.Mast (main). Tiyang-agung.Mast (mizen). Tiyang-paiiurung.Mast (toi)). Tiyang-sambung.Master, lord, ruler. Tuwan, inchi, gusti,bandara, jimjungan.Master, owner, proprietor. Tuwan, sa/tib.Master of a ship. Juragan, tukang,naxuda.Master, instructor, teacher. Ajar-ajar,pangajar, guru.Master, to rule. Partuwankan.Master (to have a), to serve. Bartuwan,partuwan.Masterdom, dominion, rule. Partuwanan.Masticate, to chew. Mamah, papak.Mat (a). Tikar, bogor.Mat, carpet-mat. Kalasa, klasa, galaran.Match, fuse, a light. Sumbu, tunilm.Match, equal, fellow. Jod'o, kambar,rakit, igu, gu, sapasang,' satara.Match, tally. Baud'ingau, tand'iugan,timbangan.Match, one able to contest with another.Lawan.Match, contest. Lawanan.Match, to equal. Kambari, barkambari,nuingambari.Match, to be equal. Barjod'o, barkfimbar,mangambar.Match, to tally. Tand'ing, manand'ing,banding, barbanding.Match, to contest. Lawaui.Match, to be suitable. Patut, bArpatut,mamatut.Matchless. Tiyada-barsatara.Matchlock gun. Estinggarda, satinggar,Mate, first officer of a ship. Tukangkanan.Mate, second officer of a sliip. Tukangkiri.Mate, check-mate at chess. Mat.Material, important. Pentang, brat.Materials. Dandanan, i^agawai, parkakas,pakakas.Matin, morning. Pagi, pagi-ari, dina-ari,Paranakan.Achuwau, rangka, kal-fajar.Matrice, womb.Matrice, mould.bud.Matrice, nidu^.Matrimony.Ind'ung.Kawin, nakah.Matron, wife. Bini, estri.Matron, lady. Nai, sati, iioiia.Matros of artillery. Matrus.Matter, materials. Dandanan, pagawai,parkakas, pakakds.Matter, thing, object. Pri, nama.Matter, affair, business. Parkara, prakara,karja, pak3,rjaan.Matter, subject. Bimi, arti.Matter (purulent). Nanah.Mattock. Pangkur.Mattress. Bah, boh, kasur, tilani.Mature, rife. Masak.Mature, perfected. Tuwah, bartuwah.Maugi-e, notmthstandiug. T.Iaski.Maul, to beat. Palu, manialu, pukul,mamukul.Maimder, to mutter. Chumil.Maunder, to grumble. Suugut, bdrsungat,sungul, barsmigul.Maunder, to beg. Minta, mAmiuta.Maunder, a beggar. Minta-minta.Mausoleum. Lauggar, chandi, kachapiari.Maw, crop. Ampadal, padal.Maw, tlie stomach. Prut.Mawkish, flat. Tawar.Maws (fish). Lupa-lupa.May, can. Bulih, dapat.May, as an auxiliary expressing hope ordesire. Barang, keraua, barang-ker.ma.May, to be possible. Bulih.May, to have power. Bulih.Maze, perplexity. Kasasatan.Meagre, lean. Kurus.Meal, repast. Makauan, santapan, pftrsantapan.Meal, flour. Tapung, pulur, lumdt.Mean, low in rank. lua, daina, dina.Mean, base. ^Chckel, taioli, nasta, salil.Mean (to). Audak, mau.Mean, to pin-pose, to intend. Mang.lndaki.Mean, to imderstand. Arti, mangarti,Meantime. Dalam-itu, dalam-antara, samautara,antara-itu.tinggar.Meaning, purpose. Kiiandak.Mate, companion. Kawan, tamiin, pad'au,taulan, bfindu, andai, kapit.Meaning, sense. Biiui, arti, pangarti, i-ati,maui (mana).Mate of a ship. Tukang, nudim.Meanness, lowness of rank. Kiiiniian.

MEA-MEL [113] MEL— MESinstrument, way. Jalan, niargi. Melody, tune, song.Means, liveliliood. Panchanan, paruliliau.Means (by all). Ubaya, jangau-tiyada,ta-bulih-tiyada.Means (by no). Jangan, jangan-sakali.Measure. Ukur, ukuran, sukat, sukatan.Measure by capacity. Takar.Measure, means, expedient. Upaya.Measure, to compute quantitj'. Ukur,mangvikur, sakat, manukat, sukatkan,niaiiukatkan.Measure, to compute by capacity. Takdr,mauakar.Measure with a line (to). Sipat.Measure, staudai-d. Jangka.Measure, allotment. Anggun, baliag'ian.Measure, tune. Kidungan, lagu.Measure (metrical), ^i-ull.Measurement. Ukur, ukuran, sukat, sukatan.Meat, animal food. Ikan, daging.Meat, food. Makanan.Mecca, in Arabia. Makah.Meddle, to interfere. Irau, mexngirau,fiilluli (paduli).Mediation, intercession. S'afaat.Medicine, physic. Ubat.Medicine (to take). Mangubat.Aledicine (to administer). Ubati, mangubati.Mediocre, middling. Sad'ang, sadarana.Meditate, to plan, to scheme. Rekakan,banguukan, ranchanakau, upayakan.Meditate, to think on. Kera, sangka, maiiangka,bacha-dalam-ati, fakar (pikir).Meditation. Parkeraan, sangka, pikiran.Meditation, study. Sangka, parsangkiian,talawat.Meed, reward. Upah, balas, pambalas,pamalils, pahala.Meek, mild, gentle. Manis, lambut.Meer, lake. Rawa, tasik, danau, danu.Meet, fit, proper. Patut, tampan, arus,laya/i,-.Meet, to encounter. Jumpa, barjumpa,dapat, mandapat, dapati, mandapati,tamu, namu, bartamu.Meet, to join. Kampuh, bdrkampuh.Meet with, to find, to light on. Tamu,namu, bartamu.Meet, to encounter in hostility. Lawan,malawan.Meet, to assemble. Barkumpul, barimpun,barkampung.Meeting, encounter. Tamuan,partamiian.Meeting, an assembly. Kumpulan, maj las.Meeting-place, place of meeting, for discussion.Piirbachariian, pabachariian.Melancholy, dejected. Gond'a.Meliorate, to improve. Bayiki, mambayiki.Mellow, ripe. Ranum, rfinum.Melodious. Mardu, bayik-suwara.Ragain, lagu.Melon (water). Pateka, saniangka, maudikai,mand'iki, tamikai.Melt, to dissolve. Laburkan, maiaburkau,luluhkan, maluluhkan, anchurkan,mangauchurkan.Melt, to become liquid. Luluh, maluluh,anchar, manganchui', labur, malaljur.Member, limb. Angguta.Member (virile). Butu, chichek, palat,pasawat, peler, zakar, aurat.Memorial, monument. Tand'a, alamat,nis'an.Memorial, keepsake. Paninggalan, ikattangan.Memory. Ingatan, kiiingatan.Menace, to threaten. Amang, ugut,gamak, gartak.Mend, to repair. Bayiki, beki, mrimbayiki.Mendacious. Goroh, btiung, dusta.Mendacity. Biiung, dusta.Mendicant, beggar. Minta-minta.Mendicant (religious). Fakir, darwcs'.Menial, servant. Amba, budak, bujang.Menses, catamcnia. Bulan, d'atang-bulan,mari-bulan, chamar-kayin.Mention, to tell. Tutur, manutur, bilang,mambilang, sabut, maiiabut, kata,mangata.Mentioned. Tarsabut, tarkata.Mei-chantlisc, traffic. Juwal-bli, parniagaau.Merchandise, wares. Dagangan.Merchant. Dagang, padagang, juragan,santri, babakul, bepari, sudagar.Merciful, compassionate. Barkasihan,ra/(im.Merciless, cruel. Buwas, bangis.Mercurial, sprightly. Gambira.Mercurj', quicksih'er. Rasa.Mercy. Kasihan, balas, balasan, pilu,raAamat.Mercy on us ! Tubat.Merely, simply, only. Ana, saaja, saja,samaja, chuma, safcadar.Meretricious, whorish. Barsundalan.Merge, to immerse. Karamkan, mangaramkan,kalamkan, maugalamkan.Meridian, noon. Tangah-ari.Merit, reward desei-ved. Pahala.Merrily, cheerfully. Ramai-ramai.Merry, pleasant, agi-eeable. Suka, sukachita.Merry, cheerful, gay. Ramai, rame.Merry-making. Suka-sukaau, kusukasukaan.Mesh, interstice of a net. Mata.Mesh, interstice of ratan lattice-work.Matapunai.Message, communication. Pasan.Messenger, runner. Siiruhan, pSsaruIi,pakirimaii, achang, upa,^, ^asid.Q

MES -MIL [114] MIL—MISMessengei-, harbinger. Kongkoiian, gand'ek,Miller. Paugisar.pangalasan, panglasan, paninga-Million (a). Juta, yuta.wan, iitusan, duta, paduta, rasul.Millstone. Batu-kisar.Messenger (to send a). PAsan, barpasan, Milt, the spleen. Anak-limpa.kirim, barkirim.Mime, a buffoon. Badnid, bafiol.Messenger, to send a harbinger. Utus, Mimick (to). Ajuk, mangajuk, jajat.mA,nutus.Mimick (a). Paugajuk.Met, encountered. Katamu.Minaret. Manar, manarat.Met with, found. Kadapatan.Mince (to). Chachah, manchachah.Metal. Laburan, loyang.Mind, the intellect. Ati, budi, /.-albii.Metamorpliose (to). Manjalmakan, maiialraakan.Mind, inclination. Kiiundak.Mind, opinion. Kira, parkiriian, rasa,Metamorpliose oneself (to). Manjadikandiri,pangi'asa.marupakan-d-iri.Mind, to attend, to heed. Ingat, mSng-Metamorphosed (to be). Miinjulma, ingat, eling, mangelin, usah.maualma.Mind, to put in mind. Ingatk.ln, mangingatkan,Metamorphosis. Jadi-jad'ian, nitih, jalma,sadarkan, mftiiadrlrkan.pAnjalma.Mind, to intend. Mangandaki.Metaphor. Upama, umpama, sdloka, Mind, to be disposed. Andak, mau.abarat.Mind (never). Ta-usah.Mete, to measure. Timbang, manimbang.Mindful, heedful. Usah, barusah.Mine (a). Tambang, m^riyau, galian,Metempsychosis. Jalma, panjalma.kalian.Method, arrangement. Aturan.Miner (a). Panggali.Metre. Saloka, ^-afyat.Mingle, to mix. Bawur, bawurkan,Metropolis. Ibu-nagri, kot'a, kut'a, nagara, champur, champurkan, padu, ulamkfin,nagri.kachau.Mettlesome, spirited, sprightly. Gfimbira.Mingled. Bawur, champur, ulam,kachau.Mew, a cage. Kurting, kurungan.Mingle-mangle. Champur-bawurMew, to shut up, to imprison. Tutup, Minim, dwarf. Kred-ek, chebol, bajang.tutupi, kurungkan. ^Minion, favourite. Kakasih.Mew, to cry as a cat. Niyung.Minister, agent. Jauang, patih, papatih,Mew, gull. Chiuchamar.wakil.Mid, middle. Tangah.Minister of state. Panggawa.Mid-day, noon. Tangah-ari, tilngah-dina. Minister, counsellor. Mantri.Middle, midst. Tangah, katangah, prlrtangahan,Minister (prime). Mangkubumi, fardana-panHngahau, sare, pusat. mantri, pardana-mantri.Middling, of middle quality. Sadarana, Minister, envoy. L^tusan, wiU-il.agahari, sild'ang.Minister, to attend, to serve. Ladeni.Midnight. Tangah-malam.Ministiy, office, service. Jabatan, pagangan,Midst. Tangah.tanggungan, xadmat.Midway. Tangah-jalan.Minium, red-lead. Galinggilm, sadalinggam.Midwife. Bidan, dukun.Mien, air. Laku, polan, tingkah.Minstrel, musician. Bad'uwan, ronggeng,Might, to have been possible. Bulih.taledek, niyaga.Might, power, strength. Gagah, panggagah,Minstrelsy, music. Buiii-buiTian.kuwasa.Minute, small. Sani, lambut.Might (supernatural). SAkti, saktian. Minute, a moment. Sabantar, sukachap,Mighty, powerful. Gagah, kuwasa, kalnr.Migrate (to). Pind'ah, niamind-ah.siiat.Miracle. M«jazat, tryab.Migration. Pind"ah, pind'ahan.Mire, mud. Lumpur, lauau, liichah.Mild, soft, gentle. Manis, lambut. Mirky, dark. Galap, kalam.Mild, kind, tender. Bilrkasihan.Mirror. Ch.lrmin, kacha.Mildness, gentleness. Kalambutan. Mirth, merriment. Rame-ramean, sukasukiian,Mile (a). Mila.kasukiian.Militate, to oppose. I^awan, nialawan. Mirthful, merry. Ramai, rame.Milk. Susu, ayar-susu.Miscarriage, failure. Luput, kaluputan,Milk (curdled). Ladeh.kachewa, tiwasan.Milk (to). Prah, mamrah.Miscarriage, abortion. Guguran.Milk (to yield). Barsusu.Miscarry, to fail. Luput, maluput, salah,Mill (a). Gilingan, kilangan, panggilingan,maiialah, kachewa, tiwas, maniwas.kisaran.Mischance, ill-luck. Chalaka,untung-jahat.

MIS—MOB [ 115 JHOC—MONMischief, harm. Banchana, mara.Mischievous. Galak, buwas, uakal.Miscount (to). Salah-itung.Miscreant, wa-etch. Sichalaka-sibanasa.Misdeed, evil action. Salah, salahan, dosa.Misdemeanour, offence. Salah, salahan,luput.Miser (a). Orang-kikir, kumad (jav.).Miserable, calamitous. Chalaka.Miserable, niggardly. Kikir.Misei-y, -wretchedness. Sangsara.Misery, calamity. Chalaka, budabah,mara, mai-a-baya, bala, karma, nastapa.Misery, covetousness. Kikiran, aloba,loba, murka.Mock, to deride. Sindir, manindir, sindirkan,maiiindirkdn.Mock -fight (a). Prang-batang.Mockery. Sindir, sindii-an.Mode, manner, fashion. Chara, laku,«adat.Model, copy for imitation. Bakul, taladan,tuladan.Model, mould. Achawan.Model, representation. Pat'a, gambar.Model, to plan. Bangunkan, ranchauakan.Moderate, holding a mean. Sadarana,agahari.Moderate, to quiet. Diyamkan, mdndiyamkan.Moderate, to quiet, to calm. Tad-uhkan.Modei-ate, to pacify. Sajukkan, mana-Misfortune, calamity ; v. Misery.Misgiving, doubt. Mamang, s'5k.Mismash. Champm'-bawur.Mislead (to). Sasatkan, maiiasatkan.Misprision, contempt. Chucha, malu. jukkau.Misreckon (to). Salah-itung.Modern, recent. Biiaru, baham.Misi-ule, tumidt. Ai-u-biru, ani-ara, Modest. Barmalu, bdrsupan.geger, kalut.Miss, European young lady. Nona.Modestly.Modesty.Barmalu-maliiau.Malu, kamaliian, supan, sauuuoh,Miss, not hit. Ta-kana, maiiisih.isin (jav.).Miss, to mistake. Salah, mafialah. Mogul. Mof/al.Miss, to fail. Luput, maluput, salah, Mohair. Kayin-rambuti.mafialah, kachewa.Moiety. Tangah, eatangah, saparo.Missile (a). Lanting-lanting, badil.Moil, to daub. Chalit, choroug, m-ap,Missing, lost. Hang.mangurap, lulut, malulut.Mission (a). Utusan, rasalat.Moist. Ombal, langas, basah.Missive, letter sent. Surat-kiriman. Moisten (to). Langaskan, basahkan,Mist, fog. Kabut.ombalkan.Mistake, error. Salah, salahan, luput, Moisture. Basahan.luputan.Molar-tooth. Gariiam, graam, graham.Mistake (to). Salah, barsalah, maiialah. Mole of the skin. And'an-and'an, chuplakMistress. Tuwan, inchi, nona.(jav.).Mistrust. Mamang, sak.Molest (to). Susahkau, manusahkan,Misty. Kabut, barkabutan.ganggu, giyabkan.Misunderstand (to). Salah-mangarti. Molestation. Ganggu.Mite, a weavel. Ama, buljuk.Mollify, to make soft. Lambutkan, millambutkan,Mite, particle. Butir, biitil.anchurkan.Mitigate, to mollify. Lambutkan, m^lambutkan.Mollify, to appease. Tad'ukan, sajukkan,manajukkau.Mitigate, to allay. Rada, radakan, maringankan.Molasses. Tai-gula.Moluccas, the Spice islands. Maluka.Mix (to). Bawur, bawurkan, champur, Mome, a blockhead. Oraug-bod'o, orangblilu.champurkan, padu, ulamkan.Mix, to be mixed. Bawur, champur, Moment, minute. Sabantar, sakachap,ulam, padu, barchampur.sakutika, saat.Mix, to mingle, to confuse. Kachau, Moment, consequence. Pentang, brat.kachu.Momentous. Pentang, brat.Mix, to compound. Gawul, mauggawul. Momentum, force. Kuwasa, kakuwasa,Mix, to mingle by stu-ring about. Adids, j)arkasa, prakasa, A;awat, kiidrat.maugaduk.Monarch. Datu, i-atu, bagauda, yangdipartuwan,Mixture, the object mingled. Kachukan.aji, raja, maharaja, miilik,Mizzen mast. Tiyang-pauurung.siiUan, s'ah.Mizzle (to). Grimis (jav.).Monarchy, kingdom. Karajiiau.Moan, to make lamentation. llatab, Monastery, cloister. Partapiian.ratap, maratap.Monday. A9nin, 9anin.Moan, lamentation. Ratab, ratap. Money. Uwang, awang, wang, arta,Moat (a). Parit.yatra, duwit.Mob, the crowd, llucha.Money, small change. Pichis.

MON—MOR [ nc] MOR—MOUMoney, ready money. ^Vang-tiinai, waugtime.Mortgage, to jiledge.kan, pataruhkiln.Taruh, manaruh-Money expended. Waug-angus.Mortgage, pledge. Tarulian, pataruh,Mongrel. Kachukan.chagar, sandaran, katimpuhan.Moniment, mark. Tand'a.Moses. Musi (musa).Monition, instruction. Ajaran, pangajaran.Mosque (a). Masjid.Mosque (a private).Monitor, vipper scholar. Juru-kaka. Moss. Lumut.Monk. Partapa.Mossy, Barlumut.Monkey. Kara, kra, lutung, monat, Most. Tarlrtbih.brok, siyamaug, wanara.Mote, small jiarticle. Labu, kuman.Monopolise, to engross. Borong, mamborong.Mother. Ama. ama, ma, mak, ambok,bok, ibu, mainda.Monopoly, exclusive privilege. Pajak. Mother, dam. lud'u, ind'uug.Monsoon. Kutika, katika, musim.Motbei-, mould. Kulat, lapuk, chandawan.Monsoon (easterly). MusTm-timur.Monsoon (westerly). Musim-barat. Mother (adoptive). Ma-angkat.Month. Bulan, cbaudra.Mother (foster). Miia-inang.Monthly. Tiyap-bulan, sabulan-bulan. Mother-in-law. Miirtuwa, maratuwa.Monument, memorial. Tand'a, uis'an, Mother (step). Ma-tiri.alamat.Mother-of-pearl. Indung-mutiyara.l^Ionunient, tomb. Chandi, ^^ubiir. Motion. Ubah, parubahan.Mood, style of music. Lagu, ragam. Motionless. Diyam, kuchiba.Moody, angry. Marah.Motive. Karana, mula.Moody, sad, pensive. Ndi'ana, eusah, Mould, mother. Kulat, lapuk. chandawan.maldngu, sayu, barMngung.Moon (the). 15ulan, chandra, ^-amar. Mould, earth. Tanah.Moon (eclipse of). Gi-ahaua, makanrahubud.Mould, matrix. Achawan, rangka, kal-Moon (new). Bulan-biiaru, bulan -timbul. Mould, to form, to shape. Tami)a,Moon (quartering of). Bulan-tumunggul. tampa.Moonbeam. Sinar-bulan.Mouldy, musty. Basi.Moonlight. Trang-bulan.Mound, dike. Tambak.Moonrise. Nayik-bulan.Mount, to rise. Nayik. miinayik, bangkit.Moonset. Bulan-masuk, bulan-turun.Morass, bog, fen. Banchah, ranchah, Mount, to get on a horse or vehicle.paya, rawa.More, in a greater degree. Labih, lagi.Nayik.Mount, to raise, to lift on high. Nayikan,More, again. Pula, lagi.manayikan, bangkitkan.More, the more that. Malah, makin, Mount, to climb. Panjat, niamanjat,mangkin.ragang, maragang.More or less, some. Baraug-barapa, Mountain. Bukit, gunung, prawata, giri.satangah, sasuwatu.Mountaineer. Orang-gunuiig.More than, above. Kalajigkung, kaliwat. Mountainous. Barbukit.Moreover. Tambahan-pula, sabagai-lagi,lagi-pula, adapuu, ark'ian, lagi-pun,s'ahidiian.Morion, helmet. Katopong.Morning. Pagi, fajar.Morning (early). Pagi-ari, dina-ari.Morning-star. Biutang-babi, bintang-kajura.Morose, peevish. S^rbasalah.Morose, sullen, sulky. Muram.Morrow, day after the present, Isuk,kUisukan, esuk. kacsukan.Morsel, mouthful. Suwab, Buwap.Mortal, subject to death. Fana.Mortal (a). Manusiya, manusya.Mortality, dcatli, Mati, kamatiau, wiifat,111 a. Witt.Morlar (a), Lasung, lumpang,Mcirvar, rauuon. Priyuk-api.Mountainous region, highlands. Pagulumgan.Mourn, to gi-ieve. Tangis, nangis, manangis,ratab, ratap, maratap.Mourn, to grieve for. Tangisi, tangiskan,mauangiskan.Mourner. Pamangis.Mournful, sorrowful, Susah, susah-ati,sayu.Mourning, lamentation. Tangis, tangisan,nangis, ratab, ratap.Mouse (a). Tikus.Mouth (the). Mulut.Mouth, opening, aperture. Midut, pintu.Mouth of a river, embouchure. Kuwala,kwala, muwara.Mouth, to seize in the mouth. Karka,Moutli as a dog (to), (luuguiig.Mouthfid. .Suwab, nuwap.

MOV—MUL [117] MUL—MUTMove (to). Ubah, barubah, garak, grak, Multiply, to increase in number. Baiiaki,mang3.rak, bargrak.parbanaki, parbaiiakan, barlabihkan.Move, to proceed. Lalu, malalu.Multiply, to gi-ow in number. Barbaiiak,Move, to shift. Alih, mangalih.IjnrbaiJak.Move, to stii-. Garak, grak, bargrak, Multitude, great number. Baiiak, kabaiiakan.iiiangarak.Move aside (to). Kayis.Multitude, crowd. Parimpunan.Move forwai-d (to). Anjar, manganjar. Mumble, to mutter. Chumil, sarapah.Move forward by degrees (to). Augsiu-, Mumble, to grumble. Suugul, sungut.niAngansur.Mump, to giin. Kraiieh, ki-ising.Move, to make to shift. Alihkan, mangalihkanmurahan,Munificence, liberality. Murahan, ka-murah-ati, darma.Move, to cause to stir. Grakkan, maugarakkanjata.Munition, materials for war. Alat-sAn-Move aside (to cause to). Kayiskan. Murder (to). Bimoh, mambimoh.Jlove aside, to push aside. Kasak. Murder. Bunohan, pambunohan, parbuuohan.Move forwards (to cause to). Anjarkan,manganjarkan.Murdered. Tarbunoh.Move forwards by degrees (to cause to). Murderer. Pambunoh.Aagsurkan.Murky, dark, cloudy. Ranang, muram,Move, to make a movement at chess or suram, tad'uh, mandung.draughts. Makan.Murmur, to gi-tmible. Sungut, sungul.Moveables, furniture. Parkakas, p^kakas.Murmur, to mutter. Chumil, sarapah.Murrain. Awar, sampar.Movement, motion. Ubah, ubahan, parubahan.Muscle (animal). Urat.Muse, to meditate. Saugka, maiiangka,Much, large in quantity. Baiiak.tamangu, malauggung, bacha-dalam-ati,Much, many. Baiiah.mangugu, f akar, pikir.Much, m a great degree. Baiiak, amat, Muse, to ponder on. Sangkakan, maiiaugkakan.saugat.Much, a great deal. Banak, kabanakan, Museful. Langung.babarapa.Mushroom. Chandawan, kulat.Much (as). Sabaiiak, bagitu-baiiak. Music. Buni-bufiian, lagu.Music (band of). Buni-buiiiau.Much (very). Tarlalu-baiiak, tarlaluamat,Musical, melodious. Mardu.sangat-sakali.Musician. Baduwan, niyaga.Muck, dung, manure. Baja.Musing, meditation. Langung, sangka.Muck, running a muck. Amuk, amukan.Musk. D-ed'es, i-asi, jabat, kasturi.Musk-bag. Indung-kasturi.Muck (to run a). Amuk, mangamuk. Musket, firelock. Sanapan.Muck, to run a muck against. Amukan, Musketoon. _Pamurus.mangamukan.Musquito. Namuk, agas, agih.Muck, one who runs a muck. PS,ngamuk.Muslin. Makmal.Mussulman. Orang-aslam, muslam, mu-Mucus. Ingus.min.Mud, mire. Lumpur, lanau, lichah, rikat. Must, to be obliged. Andak.Muddy, turbid. Karok, krok, latah. Must, to be necessaiy. Arus.Muffle, to wi-ap. Balut, mambahit. Mustache. Kumis, mi.si, sungut.Muffle, to \\Tap up. Bungkuskan, Mustard. Sasa^d, sawi.sarungkan.Muster, levy. Krah, pangrah.Mufti. Mufti.Muster, to levy, to bring troops together.Mug. Kand'i.Krahkan, mungrahkan.Mulberry. Kratau.Muster, sample. Chonto, macham.Mulct, pecuniary fine. Dand-a.Mustj% stale. Basi.Mulct, fine for wounding. Pampas. Mutability, change. Ubahan, parubahan.Mullet (the). Balanak, blanak.Mute, silent. Diyam.Multangular. Parsagi.Mutilate (to). Kudung, mangudungkan,Multifarious. Barbagai-bagai, palabagai, rumpangkan.Mutilated. Kudung. rimipang.sai-ba.Multiform. Rupa-rupa, warna warna. Mutiny, insurrection. Gampar, gugah,Multiple. Gand'a.aru-ara.Multiplication. Parimpunan.Mutter, to grumble. Sungut, barsungut,Multiplied, increased. Bargaud a.simgul, barsuugul.

MUT—NAR [118] NAS—NEE!M utter, to murmur. Chumil, sArapab.Muzzle, snout. Munchimg.ISIy lord. Tuwauku.Myriad, ten thousand. Laksa.Myrobolan. Malaka, k^dondong,Myrrh. Mtir.Myself. D'h-i-^mba, d'iri-kita, d'iri-ku.Mysterious. Sambuui, rahasya.Mystery. Rahasya.JNAIL of the hand or foot. Kuku.Nail of the finger (long ornamental).Changai.Nail, talons of birds. Chakar, duli, kuku.Nail, claws of animals. Kuku.Nail, spike. Paku.Nail, to fasten with nails. Pakukau.Nailed. Barpaku.Naked, unclothed. Tarlanjaug, tiilaujang.Naked, uncovered. Tarbuka, tilrleleh.Naked, bare. Tarlanjang, talanjang.Naked, shorn. Tukuug.Naked, unsheathed. Kalampai, tarunus,tarlanjang, talanjang.Name, appellation. Nama, asma, isma.Name, reputation. Nama.Name of childhood. Nama-daging.Name of manhood. Galar.Name, to denominate. Panggil, namili,manamiii.Name, to bestow a name. Namakan,manamakau, galarkdn.Nastiness. Kotor, chdmar, chamarau,chumar.Nation. Bangsa, kaiim.Native, one born in the country. Pasak.Natural, real. Sadiya.Nature, natural state. Lakar, pri.Nature, disposition of mind. Prangai,lakar, pakarti, prakriti, budi.Nature, sort, species. Bagai, rupa, janas.Nature (human). Kamauusiyau, kamanusan.Naught, had. Jiiat, jahat, nakal.Naughtiness. Kajiiatan, nakal.Nausea, loathing. Oili, kagiliau, luwat.Nauseate (to). Gili, luwat.Nauseous. Gili, luwat, laniu.Navel (the). Pusat.Navel, middle. Pusat.Navigate, to sail. Layar, barlayar, balayar.Navigate, to go to sea. Malaut, malauti.Navigate, to cause to sail. Malayarkan.Navigation, sailing. Parlayaran, palayaran.Nay, no. Tada, ta, tak, tiyada, tida,tidak.Nay, not only so but more. Jangangkilu.Nay, denial, refusal. Angan, sangkal.Neap, low tide. Pasang-krmg.Near, not distant. Dakat, ampir, damping,susor, Z,-arib.Near, close. Rapat, darap, karab, krab,sanding.Near, beside. Susor.Near (to be). Bardakat, barampir.Near, to approach. Dakati, mandakati,dakatkau, mandakatkan, ampm, mangampiri,susorkan.Nearly. Ampir, sakera-hera.Named, mentioned. Tarsabut, tarkata.Named (before). Yangtarsabut.Namely, to wit. Artiiia, yani.Namesake. Sanama.Nankin cloth. Langkiug.Nearness. Ampiran.Nap, to plumber, to sleep. Tidor, bAradu. Neat cattle. Jawi, jajawi, lambu-sapi.Nape of the neck. Kod'ok, mangkok, Neat, elegant. Chautik, charmat.tangkok.Neat, pure, unadulterated. Chuchi, barsik,Naphtha, earth oil. Minak-tanah.brAsik, suchi.Napkin. Sajjutangau, tuwala.Neatness, elegance. Chautik, chai-mat.Nard, spikenard. Narawastu.Nebulous, cloudy. Barawan, barmega.NaiTate, to relate, to tell. Bilang, mambilang,Necessaiily, indispensably. Wajib.bilangkan, mambilangkau, tu-Necessary (to be). Andak, mangaudak.tur, niaimtur, tuturi, kawinkan, katakan,mangatakan, bayankan, mambayankan,Necessary, privy.Necessitous, poor.Jamban.Papa, maskin.charitrakan, cliaritakan, uritakan. Necessity, compulsion. Paksa.Narrating, relating. Bartuturan, barkawinan.Necessity, indispcnsableness. 7/ajat.Narrative, relation. Bilangan, kawiuan,Necessity, poverty.Necessity, destiny.I'aptian, kapapiiau.Uutung, ua;sib.tutur, tuturan, bayan, charitra, charita,Aakayat, rtwayat, lasat.Neck, throat.Neck (the).Leei", jaugga.Batang-leer.Narrow, not broad or wide. Sindat. Necklace. Kakmg, mail.Narrow, strait, close. Suinpit, sasak. Necromancei". Sastrawan, satrawan.Narrow, to diminish in breadth. Sindatkan.Necromancy. Pastaka, pustaka.Need, lack for use. Karja.Narrow, to contract. Sunipitkan, sAsakkan,Need, necessity, //ajat.manasakkan.Need, iKivcrty. Papiian, kapapilan.Narrowness, straituess. Kasasakau. Need, to require. Minta, maminta.

NEE—NEX [119] NEX—NITNecil, to have necessity. Audak, mangandakdiyan-dari-itu.Next, at the time .succeeding. Kam-Needle (a). Jarum.Nib, bill of a bird. Paroh, chuchuk,Needy, necessitous, poor. Papa, maskin. chutuk.Nefarious, wicked. Jiiat, jahat, nakal, Nib. point. Ujung.buwas, bangkis.Nibble (to). Katib.Negation. Katidiian.Nice, delicate. Alus.Negative (to). Mdnadakiln.Nice, fiistidious. Penchang.Neglect, negligence. Lalai, aura, lupa, Nice, delicious. Sad'ap.alpa.Nice, handsome. Chautik, charmat.Neglect (to). Lalaikan, aurakan, lupakiin,Nicely, accin-ately. Batul, banar.alpakan.Nick, a notch. Tukuk.Neglect, to treat heedlessly. Alai-balai.Nick, to notch. Tukukkan.Nick, to suit. Patut, mamatut.Neglectful, negligent. Lalai, aura, lupa, Nick, to hit. Kanakan, manganakan.alpa.Nidus, matrix. Indung.Negi'o (African). ZTabs'i, zangi, kafri. Niece or nephew. Anak-mud'a, anaksudara,Negro of the Indian islands. Papuwali.kaponakan.puwah-puwah.Niggard, avaricious. Kikir, chalichi,Neigh as a horse (to). Charit.aloba, loba, murka.Neighbourhood, place adjoining. Parapat,Niggardliness. Kikiran, ati-kring. al(>l>a,prapatan.loba, murka.Neophyte, convert. Martad.Nigh. Dakat, ampir, damping.Nei^hew or niece. Anak-mud'a, anaksudai-a,Nigh, almost. Ampir, siiampir. dakat.kaponakan.Nigh, to come near to. Dakati, mandd-Nerve, sinew. Urat.kati, ampiri, mangampiri.Nerve, force, strength. Kuwasa, i-fiwat. Night. Malam.Nervous, strong. Tdguh, sasa.Night (to). Malam-ini.Nest. Sarang, sarangburung.Night, by night. Samalaman.Nest (esculent swallow's). Sarang-burung,—susuh(jav.).Night (last). Samalam, malam-tadi.Night (to pass the). Barmalam.Net (a). Jala.Night-time. Malam-ari, kutika-malam.Net, toil for game or fish. Jaring.Nightingale. Brdbul.Net (casting). Jaling.Nightly, acting by night. Samalaman.Net (drag). Pukat.Nightly, eveiy night. Samalam-maliim,Net (hand). Paiiauk.tij'ap-malam.Net, to weave netting. Serat, manerat. Nile, the river Nile. Nil.Net-work. Seratan, jala-jala.Nimble, quick, active. Chilpat, pantas,Net-work (rattan). Mata-punai.lanchar.Net (mesh of a). Mata.Nimble, speedy. Laju, ganchang.Net, pure, unadulterated. Chuchi, suchi. Nimble-footed. Bumata.Net, clear fi-om deductions. Chuchi. Nimbly, cpiickly. Bangat-bangat, lakas,Never, at no time. Tiyada-])arnah, tapanah,ganchang, sigra.tiyada-jamah, sakali-kali-tiyada. Nine. Sambilan, salapan.Never-ending. Tiyada-barputusan. Nine hundred. Sambilan-ratus.Never mind, never heed. Tiyada-mangapa. Nine thousand. S^mbilan-ribu.ta-usah.Ninefold. Sambilan-lapis, sambilangand-a.Nevertheless. Kachuwali, lekiu, walekin.Nineteen. SAmbilan-blas.Never yet. Balura-parnah.Ninety. Sambilan-puluh.New, not old. Baaru, baharu.Ninny. Bod'o.New, fresh. Sagar.Ninth. Ka.samhilan.New, novel, recent. Palek, biiaru, baharu.Nip, to pinch. Chubit, pichit, pijit.Nip, to cut off. Katam, mangdtam,New, inexperienced. Baaru, baharu.ganta.s, mangautas.New Guinea. Tanah-puwah-puwah. Nip, to catch with nippers. Sdpit, mdiiapit,Newly, lately. Biiaru. biiani-ini, biiarubaariian,sapitkan.biiaru-tadi, bJiaru-sakarang. Nipper.s, pincers. Sdpit, paiiapit.News, tidings. Urita, brita, warita, warta. Nipple, teat, dug. Susu.xal)ar.Nipple of the teat. Puting-susu, matasusu.Next, nearest in place. YAng-dakat.Next, along side.Nit, egg of a louse. Lingsa (jav.).Di-sisi.Next, coming next. Yang-d'atang.Nitre, saltpetre. Sandawa.

NO—NOT [ T20 ]NOT-^NURNo. Tiyada, tida, tada, tadak, tak, ta, Note, mark. Tand'a, bakas.jangan.Note, to mark. Taud'a, maiiand'a.No, by no means. Jangan-tiyada.Noted, celebrated. Gah, tarnama, mas'hur.No more. Tiyada lagi.Nothing, not anything. Tiyada-apa-apa,Nobility (the). Parapriyayi, paramautri, suwatu-pun-tiyada.paranayaka.Nothing, a trifle. KumS,n.Noble (a). Orang-kaya, pftngagung, pauggawa,Notice, heed, regard. Ingfit, ingatan.parbaya, jiriyayi, datu, s'arif. Notice, to heed, to regard. lugat, mang-Noble, woU-boru. Kaya, bangsawan, ingilt.ai-tawau.Notify, to declare. Natakan, mafiatakan.Noble, great, illustrious. Basar, mulya. Notify, to make known. Mangataiii, britau,Nobody, no one. Tiyada-sasuwatu, tadasiiorang.uritakan, mauguritakan, waritakan,britakau.Nocturnal. Samalaman.Notion, thought. Kera, kera-kera, sangka,Nod, to decline the head. Antuk, mangautuk,rasa, rasiian.anggu, mrluangu.Notion, opinion. Kera, sangka, bftchara,Nod, to be drowsy. Antuk, mangautuk, f akar, pikir.sangguk, urip, inaugurip.Notoriety, public fame. Kaiiataan, nama,Noise, sound. Buiii, suwara, swara, urita, warita, brita. _bahaua.Notorious, puiilicly know^i. Nata, taleleh,Noise, clamour. Gampar, gampita, kalut.masahur, malum.Noiseless, silent. Sflngab, siliiap.Notwithstanding, although. Lamun, samaja,Noisome, offensive. Buruk, najis.masa, maski, lkin, walkin, sa-Noisy, loud sounding. Saru.kali-pun.Noisy, boisterous. Riyak.Notwithstanding, nevertheless. Kachuwali,Nominate, to name. Panggil, namiii,tiltapi, tapi.manamiii.Nourish, to cherish, to support. Plehra,Nonce, purpose, intent. Sangaja.mamlehra, plehrakan, mamlehrakaii.None, no one. Suwatu-pun-tiyada. Nourish, to train, to educate. Plehra,None, no person. Sooi-aug-pun-tiyada. mamlehra, piyara, piyarakan.Nonsense, trifles. Kuman.Nourishment, food. Makanan, santapan,Noodle, simpleton. Bod'o.tambul.Nook, corner. Sudut.Nousle, to snare, to trap. Manjabak,Noose, snare for game. Sidang, jarat. marachek, sidangkan, manjarat.North. Utara.Novel, new. Biiaru, palek, plek.North-east. Tinur-laut.Novice, fresh man. Orang-biiaru.North-north-east. Utara-samata-timur. Now, at this time. Sakarang, sakarangini,North-north-west. Utara-barat-laut.kini, nampaug.North-west. Baratlaut.Now, a little while ago. Biiaru-baariian,North star. A'iitab.tadi, biiaru-tadi.Nose (the). Id-ung.Now, as a connective particle. Maka,Nose, snout. Chungur.biiawa.Nose, to scent, to smell. Chyum, manchyum.Now and then. Kad-ang, kad-ang-kad'ang,tarkad'ang, barangkali.Nosed, having a nose. Barid'ung.Noxious, hurtful. BAnchana.Nostril. Liyang-id-ung.Nozzle, snout. Chungur.Not. Tiyada, tida, tidak, tada, tak, ta, Numb, torpid. Lumpuh, mati-mati.jangan.Nullify (to). Manadakan, uruugkan, ampus,Not at all. Bukan, bukan-bukan, bukansakali,ampuskan.sakali-kali-tiyada, sakali-puntiyada.Number, to count, to tell. Ttung, mangitung,Not now. Balum-sftkarang.bilang, mambilang, kera, kerakan,chachah, parmaniii, //asabkan.Not only but. Jangankan.Number, covmt. Ituugan, bilangan, /(asab.Not yet. Balum, balumpai, balunilagi. Numbei-, many. Baiiak.Not (do). Jangan.Number, multitude. Baiiak, kabauakan.Notable, careful, fmgal. Gami.Numbness. Lumpuh.Notable, remarkable. Indah, endah. Numeral, numerical character. Angka.Notation. Bilangan.Numeration. Itungau, bilangan.Notch, a nick. Tukuk.Numerous. Banak.Notch, to nick. Tukukkdn.Nuptials. Kawin, kawinan, n'ika/'.Notch, gap. Sumbing.Nurse, to bring up a child. Asoh, mangasoh.Notch (to). Sumbingkan.Notched, gapped. Barsumbing.Nurse, to maintain, to cherish. Plehra,

NUR—OBS [121] OBS—OCCUAKUM, material for calking. Pakal,pamakal.Oar (an). Dayung.Oar, to row. Bardayung.Oath (an). Sumpab, supata.Oath (to administer an). Sumpahkan.Obedient. Barturutan.Obeisance. Sdmbah, bakti, p^ngabakti,taslim, salam.Obeisance (to make an). Sambah, maiiambah,barbakti.Obelisk (an). Chandi.Obese, fat. Gdpuk, gamuk.Obey, to comply. Ikut, mangikut, melu,milu, turut, mauurut, daugar, mand^ngar,manangar.Obfuscate. Kalamkan.Object, matter. Pri, nama.Object, end, design. Kasudahan.Object, to ojipose. Lawan, malawan.Objurgate, to reprove. Ajar, mangajar,ajari, tagor, managor.Objurgation. Ajaran, ta,goran.Oblation, offering. Parsambahan.Oblation, sacrifice. SambAlihan, fcurban.Obligate, to bind. Ubungi, wajibi.Obligation, duty. Tangungan, kiianisan.Obligatory, binding. Tanggung, bai-tanggungan,wajib.Oblige, to bind. Ubungi, wajibi.Oblige, to compel. Gagahi, manggagahi,paksa, ki-asi, mangdrasi, sayasatkan.Oblige, to please. Sukakan, mdnukak^n.Obliging, civil. Santun, supan, barbudi,adab, baradab.Oblique, slanting. Miring.Obliterate, to efface. Karik, kikis, apus,apuskan, parang.Obliteration. Kikisan, apusan.Oblivion, forgetfulness. Lupa, lupiian,kalupjian, lalai.Oblivion, amnesty. Ampun, ampunan.Oblivious, forgetful. Lalai.Obloquy, blame, slander. Ch^la, kachaliian,ompat, ompatan.Obscene. Charut, beka, dukana.Obscenity. Charut, beka-beka, dukana.Obscure, dark. Kalam, galap.Obscure, dim. Silau, kabur, kabut, limur,samar.Obscure, cloudy. Radum, rdmang.Obscure, gloomy. Muram, surdm.mamlehra, plehrakan, mamlehrakdn, Obscure, to darken. Kalamkan, galappiyara, piyarakan.kan.Nurse (a). Inang, inangda, pangasoh. Obscure, to dim. Silaukan, kaburkan,Nurse (a wet). Pauusu.kabutkan, limurkan, samarkan.Nutmeg. Pala, buwah-pala.Obscurity, darkness. Kalam, galap, kagS,-Nutriment. Makanan, santapan, tambul. lapan.Nymph, goddess. Dewi, bidadari, bidyadari.Ob.scurity, dimness. Silau, kabm-, kabut,limur, samar.Obsecrate, to beseech. Piuta, minta,mamiuta, moun, piiun.Obsecration, intreaty. Pinta, parmintaan,pamoun.Observation, act of remarking. Ingatan.Observation, view. Pamandang, pangliatan.Observe, to watch.Mangalis, jaga, manjaga.Observe, to regard attentively. Intai,mangintai, mangintaikan.Observe, to obey. Melu, milu, turut,mauurut.Obstacle, hindrance, obstruction. S4kat,sakatan, sangkutan.Obstinacy, stubbornness. Kakrasan, katdgaran,augkara.Obstinate, .stubborn. Kras, tdgar, angkara.Obstinate, contumacious. Kapista.Obstruct, to bar. Sakatkin, manakatkan.Obstruct, to hinder. Sangkutkan, mdnangkutkan.Ob.struct, to oppose. Lawan, malawan,lawani, lawankan.Obstruct, to impede. Gindala, sasakkdn,maiiasakkan.Obstruct, to be in the way of. Ad'angi,ad-angkftn.Obstructed, hindered. Sangkut.Obstructor. Pangad-ang.Obstruction, barrier. Sakat, kasakatan.Obstruction, obstacle. Paugad'angan,kiiad-angan, sangkatan.Obtain, to gain, to acc^uire. Dapat, mandapat,dapati, dapatkan, mandapatkan,ulih, barulih, parulih, kanakau, namu,tamu, bart&mu.Obtainment. Pdi-ulihan, dapatan, pdndapatan.Obtuse, not pointed. Tumpul.Obviate, to stop in the way. Ad'angi,mangad-angkan._Ob\ious, plain, evident. Nata, trang,katara.Obumbrate, to shade. Lindung, lindungi,lindungkan, nawungi, nawungkS,n, manawungkan.Occasion, opportunity. Dan, farasat,waZ:tii.Occasion, to cause. Adakan, jadikSn,manjadikan.Occasionally. Ad'ang-adang, kad'angkad'ang,tarkad"ang.

OCC—OLD [ 122] OLD—OPEOccident, the west. Barat, cliatas-angin, Old, not new. Tuwah.niagrab.Old, ancient. Tuwah, lama, sadiya.Occidental. D'iatas-angin, barat, maf/rabi. Old, decayed by time. Buruk, anchur.Occult, seci'et. Sambuiii, samar, sulib. Old (of). Memang, lama.Occupation, employment. Karja, i)akarjiian.Old age. Barida.Olden. Tuwah-tuwah, lama.Occupied, employed, busy. Aral. Olden time. Diiulu-kala, purbakala, zaman-diiulu.Occupy, to possess. Anipuiiiii.Occur, to happen. Jadi, ma,njadi, turun, Oldest brother or sister. Abang, kaka,jatuh, maujatuh, tiba, maniba, d'atang. kakak.Occurrence, incident. Kajadian, kajatuhan,Oldest child, first-born. Sulung.kad'ataugan.Olive (the). Zit.Ocean (the). Laut, tasik, sagara, samudra, Omen, prognostic. Padah, fal.Omen (evil). Pamali.luji.Octagonal. Ddlalapan-parsagi.Omentum, the cawl. Jala-jala.Odd, not even. Ganjil, gasal.Ominous. Pamali.Odds and ends, fragments. Ramu, sisa. Omission. Lupa, lupaan. Input, kaluputan.Odium, hatred. Banchi, kabanchian.Odorous, fragrant. Arum, wangi.Omit, to leave out. Lupa, Input, mtlluput,Odour, scent, smell. Bau.tinggal, maninggal.Odour, fx'agrance. Bau-baiian.Omit, to neglect. Lalai, malalai.Of, out of Dari, diiri-pada.Omniferous. Sarba-rtipa, rupa-rupa,Off, away, begone ! Aiiah, uah.sai-ba-janas.Oifal, waste meat.Omnipotent. Mahakuwasa, kadir, kadiran.Sisa.Offence, crime. Dosa.Offence, transgression. Salah, salahan, Omoplate, shoulderblade. Baiikat.kasalahan.On. PAda, atas, di, diatas.Offence, injury. Rugi, karugian, btinchana,Once, a single time. Sakali.mallarat.OfiFend, to make angry. Mamarahi, gusarkan.Once, one time.Once, formerly.Siiari, sakala.Sakali-parastawa, sakala.Offend, to transgress. Salahkan, manalahkan.Once (at).Once more.Saliyung.Sakali-lagi.One. Asa, sa, satu, sawatu.Offend, to be criminal. Salah, bai'salah. One, a single person. Siiordng.Offer, to present. Uiijuk, manunjuk, One, single, sole. Tunggal, asa.pS,rsambahkan.One (to be), to be united. Barsa, basa.Offer, proposal. Cliakap.One and a-half. Tangah-duwa.Offering, jiresent. Pilrsambahan. One and the same. Satu-sabagai.Offering, sacrifice. Sambalihan, i-iirban. One-half. Tangah, satangab, saparo,Office, charge, employment. Tanggungan, sasablah, sasisih.pagangan,jabatan, kad'ud"ukan, xadmat. Oneness, unity. Kiiasiian.Officer, leader. Pangulu.Onerous. Brat.Officer (military). Panganjar.Onion (an). Bawang, brambang.Officer (peace). Mata-mata.Onion (the common). Buwang-merah.Officious, forward. Falluli, paduli. Only, single. Tunggal, asa.Offset, sprout, shoot of a plant.Only, simply, merely. Ana, saja, siiaja,Tumbuhan,katumbuhau, taruk, gagang, sulur.Offspring, children. Anak, paranakan,parauakan, pranakan.Offspring, descendants. Auak-chuchu,piyud-piyat, saturunan, saturun-turunan.Often, frequently. Kar^b, krab, karap,karap-karap, spring, sring.Often (how). Barapa-kali.Ogle ^to). Karling, mang.irlin.Ogle (an). Karling.Ogre (an). Antu.Oh ! Ad-oh, addhi, ambiii.Oil. Minak.Oil (to). Maminak.Oil (earth). Minak-tanah.Old, not young. Tuwah. barida.sahaja, samaja, chuma, saAlidar.Onset, attack. Sarang, langgar, sarbu.Onset (to make an). Maiiarang, maiiarangkan,langgari, maiiarbukan.Onslaught, v. Onset.Onward. Ktiad^apan.Onyx. Parmata-unam.Ooze (to). Tiris, maniris, talak.Ooze, soft mud. Lanau.Opal (the). Biduri.Opake, dark. Kalara.Opake, cloudy. Mandung.Open, to imclose. B_uka, mftmbuka.Open, to explain. Natakan, mdiiatak^n,manS,rangk!in.Open, to (Iraw. to pull aside. Singkab,singkap, nianingkap.

OPE—OPP [ 123 ]OPP_0RIOpen, to show, to discover. Buka, m3,mbuka.Open, to begin. Buka, mambuka.Open, to lay open, to expose. Maleleh,malelehkan.Open out, to unfold. Babar, mdmbabar.Open, unclosed. Buka, leleh.Open, plain, evident. Nata, trang, pad-ang,I'ahir.Open, sincere, candid. Tulus, axlas.Open, pervious. Trus.Open, laid open, exposed. Taleleh, tarbuka.Open, wide, spacious. Lapaug, luwas.Open, not cloudy, not gloomy. Ti-ang,chuwacha.Open, exposed, naked. Tarlanjang, talanjang.Open-handed, generous. Murah, mui-ahati.Opening, apertui'e. Liyang, lubang,rongga, mulut.Opening, gap. Chalah. _Openly, plainly, evidently. Nata, I'ahir.Openness, plainness, clearness. Kanatiian.Operate, to act on. Kauakan, manganakan.Operation, act. Pambuwat.Operose, laborious, troublesome. Payah,sukar, brat, susah, duka.Opine, to be of opinion. Kera, sangka,fakar, pikir.Opinion, notion, judgment. Kera, pamandang,pangliatan, sangka, rasa,rasiian, paugi-asa, bdchara, pikii-an,kias.Opium. Afyuu, apy\in.Opium (prepared). Madat, chandu.Opponent, antagonist. Lawan, panglawan.Opponent, adversary. Satru, musuh,mimgsuh.Opportunity. Dan, almpat, fara-tat,waktu.Oppose, to act against.Lawan, malawan,lawani.Oppose, to resist. LalUi, malaliii, salahi,salahkan, maiialahkan.Oppose, to place in front. Ad'api,mangad'api, mangad'apkau.Opposite, in front. Ad'ap, maugad'ap.Opposite, facing each other. Barad-apan,barad-ap-ad'apan, bartimbalan, sabaudrang.Opposite, adverse. Barlawauan.Opposition. Lawanan.Oppress, to treat oppressively. Gagahi,manggagahi, krasi, mangrasi, aniyayakan,manganiyayakan.Oppression. Kakrasan, pauggagahan,anijaya, paksa.Oppressor. Panggagali.Opprobrious language. Chinchala, maki.Opprobrium. Malu, chala.Oppugn, to resist. Laliii, malaliii, salahi,salahkan.Option, choice. Pilihan, kapiliban,axfiar.Option, wish, desire. Kiiandak, ma/tsud.Opulence, riches. Kakayiian, arta,band'a, diiwalat, dunya.Opulent. Kaya, artawan, barbSnd'a.Opuntia, the prickly pear. Lid'ak-badak.Or. Bayik, atawa.Orange (the). Jaruk-manis, jaruk-japiiu,limau-manis.Orange-colour. Kuning-tuwah.Orang-utang. Miyas.Oratory. Fasa7iat.Orb, orbicular body. Bulat.Orb, circle. Kapung, chakra, dairat.Orb, wheel. Chakra.Orbit. Chaki-awala, dairat.Orchard. Kabon.Ordain, to appoint, to decree. Und'aug,mangundang, titah, manitah, parentah,prentah, mimrentah, sabda,maiiabda.Ordain, to establish, to settle. LAtak,malatak, malatakkan, d'ud'ukkan, mand'ud'ukkau.Ordeal.Ordeal by fire.Sumpah, supata, pasanggiri.Sumpah-api, supata-api.Ordeal by water. Sumpah-ayar, supatasalam.Ordeal by a boiling fluid. Chalor.Ordeal by melted tin. Chalup-timah.Order, method, regular disposition. Atur,aturan, paraturan, jajar, panjajar, karta,tartib.Order, airay. Baris, banjai-, saf.Order, to regulate. Atur, mangatur,aturkan, mangaturkan, dandani, mandandani.Order, command, mandate. Parentah,prentah, preutahau, paprentahan, pamAreutahan,papatah, titah, partitah, und'ang,uud'augan, sabda, /tukam.Order, to command. Suruh, manuruh,parentah, mamrentah, und'ang, unci'angi, titah, manitah, sabda, maiiabda,hukamkau.Order, mle, government. Parentah,parentahau, paprentah, paprentahan.Order, class. Pangkat.Ordinance, prescript. Und'ang-und'ang,farman.Ordinary, common, Barang-baraiig, sadiya,tarpri, sadiyakala, sadakala.Ordnance, cannon. Bad'il.Ordure, dung. Tai.Ordure, filth. Kotoi-, chumar.Orient (the). Tinur, mata ari-uayik,bawah-angin, mas'raA'.Orifice. Liyang, Ivtbang.

ORI—OUT [m] OUT—OVEOrigin, beginning, fountain, source. Poun, Outside, surface. D'asar, natar.pokok, ulu, trail, mula, purba, asal. Outskirts, charnel-gi'ound of a town orOrigin, derivation, descent. Trah, turunan,Labuk.village.katurunan, tui-un-manurun, asal. Outstretch, to spread out. Ampar, mftng-Original, archetj-pe. Talad-au.ampar, bantang, mambantaug, taburkan.Original, pristine. Lama, partama.Originate, to take existence. Jadi, mdnjadi.Oval. Bulat-bujur.Oven (an). Dapur, tongkau, tauur,Originate, to bring into existence. Jadikdn,manjadikan.fiirua.Over, above. Atas, diatfts, kiiatas.Origination. P^i'jadian.Over, across. Balik, dibalik, kabalik,Orison, prayer. Puja, puji, pamuja, pamuji.sabrang, disabrang, kasabi'ang.Over, above the top. Atas.Ornament, to embellish, to decorate. Over, more than. Labih, miwah.lyasi, mangiyasi.Over, on the surface. Atas.Ornament. Pariyasan.Over, throughout, completely. Tinas.Ornate, decorated. Tariyasi.Over, besides. Luwar, diluwar, kaluwar.Orphan. Piyatu, yatim.Over, upon. Atas.Orpiment. Artal.Over, against. Sabdudraug.Orts, refuse. Kumbi, tai.Over (all). Saluruh.Oscillate (to). Jalak, mdnjalak, lenggang,Over and above. Bdrtambah-tambah,malenggang, ayun, mangayim. diluwar, kaluwar.Oscillation. Jalak, lenggang, ayuuan. Overcast, to cloud, to darken. Kalamkfln,Ostrich (the). Naam.galapkan, tad'uhkan.Other, not the same. Layin.Overcloud (to). Manduugkan.Other, different. Beda, asing, layia. Overcome, to subdue. Alahkan, mangalahkau,Otter (the). Mambrang, aujing-laut.manangkan.Ottoman, couch. Patarana, patrana, Overcome, subdued. Alah, baralah,kata, gata, garai, grai.^baralahan, pachundang, tiwas.Ought, to be obliged. Andak.Overflow, to be fuller than the brim.Our. Kami, kita.Limjjah, malimpah.Ourselves. Kami-sand"iri, kita-d'iri. Overflow, to exuberate. Liinpah, mAlimpah.Oust, to eject. Buwang, mambuwang.Out, not in. Luwar, diluwar, kaluwar. Overflow, to fill beyond the brim. Limpahkan,Out, from. Dari, daripada.malimpahkan.Out, begone ! Aflah, iiah.Overflow, to deluge. Banjirkan, mambanjirkan,Outborn, foreign. Asing.mamanju'kan.Outcast, worthless person. Risau. Overflow, to drown. Tinglanikan, karanik8,n,Outcry, clamour. Gagah, gampar, gampita,mangaramkan.gumm-uh, ingar, ingar-bangar. Overflow, inundation. Banjir, bauah,Outdo, to surpass. Alahkau, mdngalahkan.bah.Overflow, more than fulness. Kalim-Outhouse. Bangsal.pahan.Outlandish. Asing, sabrang.Overflowing, exuberance. Kalimpahan.Outlaw, bandit. Parompah, begal, pandung,Overgo, to surpass. Laugkungi.kechu, maling.Overhang, to jut out. Jougor, jongkit.Outline, sketch. Bakal, parbakal, ranchana.Overhastily. Gopoh-gopoh.Overjoy, to transport, to ravish. Rawan-Outpost, picket. Mata-jalan.kau, marawaukan.Outpour, to emit. Buwang, buwangkau, Overjoy, transport. Rawan.tuwang, tuwangkftu.Overlay, to crush, to overwhelm. Karamkan,Outrage. Panggagahan, paksa.mangaramkan.Outrageous, furious. Galak, ganta, berang,Overlay, to cover superficially. Salut,murka.maiialut, turap, manurai).Outriggers of a boat. Gandung, katir. Overlaying, incumbent. Tiiid'ik, bartind'ik.Outright, immediately. Bangat-bangat.Outright, completely. Saganap, sagAnftpua,Overload (to). Brati. m^mbrati.Overlook, to view fully. Pandang, mamandang,siiabis, siiabisiia, sapauuh, sapa-nuhna, trus.amati.Outroot, to eradicate. Chabut, mauchabut,Overlook, to superintend. Jaga, bar-pochot, mamochot.jaga, niilnjaga, jagakan, m^njagakan,Outset, beginning. Kadauliiua, inula, tunggu, tungiii, nianunggiii, tuuggukan.purba, kamuliian, parmuliian, a/nviil.

OVE—OVE [ 125] OVE—PAIOverlooker, superintendent. Pangulu, Overwhelm, to crush. Karamkan, mangaramkiln,lurah, kapala, mand'or.timpakdn, manimpakan, rim-Ovei-pass, to cross. Malentang, marentang,pahkan, marimpahkan.mamalang, barbalik.Overwhelmed. Karam, tarkaram, rimpah.Overplus, sui-plus. Kalabihan, mumbung. Overwhelming (an). Karam, kakaramau.Overpower, to oppress. Gagahi, manggagahi,Owe, to be indebted. ^Barutaug.krasi, mangarasi.Owe, to be obliged. Andak.Overreach, to deceive. Tipu, mdnipu. Owe, to possess. Ampuiiiii, puiiiii, mampuiiai,Overrun, to ravage. Rusak, marusak,mamili/i'.b^rusa, mambanasukan.Owing, imputable. Ulih, ulih-karna.Overrun, to overflow. Limpah, malimpah.Owl. Bui-ung-antu.Own, self. Diri, sand'iri.Oversea, foreign. Asing, sabrang. Own, to confess. Aku, mdngaku, akiii,Oversee, to superintend. Jaga, jagakan, mangakiii.manjagakan, tunggu, tunggui, tunggukan,manunggukan.Own, to possess.puiiai, mamilT^*.Ampuiiai, puniii, mam-Overseer, superintendant. Pangulu, lurah,Owned, having a possessor. Bartuwan.kapala, mand'or.Owner, possessor, master. Ampuila,Overset, to turn bottom upwards, Barbalikkan.tuwan, sa/iib.Ox, the species. Ldmbu, sapi, sampi,Overset, turned bottom upwards. Balik, jawi, jajawi.tarbalik.Overset, to subvert. Rubuhkan, m4rubuhkan.Overset, to throw down. Jatuhkan, mdnjatuhkan,rubuhkan, timpakan.Overshade, to cast a shade. Mauawung.Overshadow, to throw a shadow. Mauawung,liudung, malindung.Overshadow, to shelter, to protect. Nawungi,manawungi, nawungkan, manawungkan,lindungi, linduugkan, malindungi,maliudungkau.Overshoot, to go beyond the mark. Lampau,malampau.Oversight, mistake. Salah, alpa.Overskip, to pass over. Lalu.Overspread, to cover over. Tutup, tutupi,tutupkan,liput, maliput, liputkanmaliputkan.Overt, open. Buka, tarbuka, chaliktaleleh, I'ahir.Overthrow, to turn upside down. Balikbarbalikkan, mambalikkan.Overthrow, to throw down. Jatuhkanmanjatuhkan, rubulikan, marubuhkantimpakan, manimpakan.Overthrow, to ruin, to subvert. Banasakan,mambanasakan, laburk^n, malaburkan, rusakkftu, marusakkan, rubuhkan, marubuhkan.Overthrow, to defeat. Alahkan, mangalahkan.Overthrow, ruin. Bauasiian, kab^nasaanparbanasiian, karusakan.Overthrown, turned upside down. Tarbalik.Overthrown, thrown down. Timpa, rimpah.Overthrown, ruined. Banasa, rusak.Overthrown, defeated. Alah, taralalitiwas.Overturn, v. Overthrow.Ox (wild). Lambu-utan, saladang, bant'eng.Oxter, armpit. Katiyak.Oyster. Teram.1 ACE, step. Jangka, langkah.Pace, measure of a pace. Jaugkah, langkah.Pace, gait. Tingkah, kalakiian.Pace, to measure by steps. Barjangkah,millaugkah.Damai, padaPacification. pardam'ian,mian.Pacific, mild, gentle. L3,mb\it, manis.Pacify, to appease, still. Maudiy3,mtokan, manajukkan, tad'uhkiin, sanaugkan.Pacify, to reconcile.Bardamaik^n, mandamaikan.Pack, package. Bungkus, bungkusaubabdn, band'ela.Pack (to). Bungkus, bungkuskan, mambungkuskan, kamas, baban.Pact, contract. Janji, parjanjianubungan.Pad, saddle. Kakapa.Paddle, to row with a paddle. Kayuhmangayuh.Paddle, short oar. Kayiih.Pagan, infidel. Kafir.Page of a book. Laman, s'a^ar.Page, personal attendant. Kunang, ponokawan.Pages, royal attendants. Sida-sida.Pageant, show. Tamas'a, tarmasa.Pagod, heathen temple. Chaud'i.Pagoda, the Indian coin. Hun.Pain, punishment. Sakitan, kasakitanseksa, siksa.Pain, sensation of pain. Sakit, sakitankasakitan, padih, gring, lara.

PA I—PAL [ 126 ]PAL—PARPale, wan. Pucbat.Pale, not deeij-coloured. Putib, mud'a.Pale, stake. Bilab, sula, kisi, cbacbak,pancbang.Pale, to inclose witb pales. Pagar, mamagar,pagarkan.Pale-faced. Muka pucbat.Palet, crown of tbe bead. Uban-uban,ubun-ubun.Paling (a). Kisi-kisi.Ranjau.I'alisade.Palled, cloyed. Jamu, bosan.Palliate, to ease. Malambutkan, milringinkan,maradakan.Pallid, pale. Pucbat, barpucbat.Palm of tbe band. Tapak-tangau, talapak-taugan,talapakan.Palma Ubristi plant. Jarak.Palm-wino sap of palms. Ncra, tuwak.Palmer, pilgrim. Z/aji.Palmetto. Nipa.Palpitate, to beat at tbe beart. BardabS,r.Palpitation. Dabar.Palsied. Lumpub, mati, bartopok.Pain, toil. Usaha, painisahan.Palsy. Tepok.Pain, anxiety, solicitude. Chinta, parcbintiiau,Paltry, mean. Ina.Pamper, to glut. Jamukan.bimbaug, binibangan, susab, su-sabau, kasusahan, susabati, sukarau, Pan (an earthen). Balanga, pasu.duka, diikacbita, s'u^'al.Pan (iron). Kuwali, kwali.Pain (to be in). Barsakit, maiiakit. Pan of fire-arms. Talinga.Pain, to afflict. Sakiti, maiiakiti, sakitkan,Pandan plant. Pandan, pudak.mauakitkan.Pander, pimp. Pinaug-mud'a, tukang-Painful, sore. Sakit, padib.parampiian, surub-surubau.Paiiiful, difficult. Sukar, payab, duka, Panegyric. Fuji, pamuji.Pang, extreme pain. Sangsara.miis'kil.Painstakiug, industrious. Raj in, pijar, Pangolin, tbe ant-eater. Pilnggiding,raiiab.tranggiling, tanggiling.Painstaking, industry. Rajin, rajinan, Pannier. Karanjang, kranjang.tapawus, iisaba, parasaban, pangusaban. Pans-pipe, musical-bambu. Bulu-parindu.Paint, to delineate. Tulis, nulls, manulis, Pant (to). Mangab.gambar, manggambar, pat-ab.Pantaloons, trowsers. Chalana, saruwal,Paint, colour. Cbat, warua, tinta.saluwar.Paint, to colour. Cbatkan, maucbatkan, Pap, dug. Susu.tintakan.Pap, paste. Bubur.Painter. Tukang-gambar, tukang-cbat. Papa. Pak, pa.Painting, colours laid on. Cbat. Papaw plant. Kaliki, papaya.Painting, picture. Gambar, tulisan, yangyang,Paper. Kartas.pdt'ab.Paper (Javanese). Daluwang, dalan-Pair (a). Sapasang, sarakit, sarangkap, chang.jod'o, igu, gu, laiuin, kalamin, maudi, Paper-kite. Ijayan-layang.kambar.Papilio, butterfly. Rama-rama.Pappy, soft. Lambut.I'air (to). Marakit, marangkap, barjod'o,barkambar.Parable, similitude. Upama, umpama,Palace, royal bouse. Maligai, daldm, pai-upamiian.awang, wang, karegol, karaton, kraton, Parade, procession. Pararakau.kad'aton, astana, sarai.Parade, place of military exercise. Barisan,Palanquin, litter. Usungan, mangkur,pambarisan.tandap, taud'u, tungkup, palangki. Paradise (Mabomedan). Fardus, j anSt.Palate, roof of tbe moutb. Lalangit, Pai-adise (Hindu). Suvvarga, surga, swarga,langit-langit.swargaloka.Palaver, superfluous talk. Mulut-panjaug,Paradise (bird of). Burung-supan,ngomong, lampas, lampasan.burung-devvata, sapab-raja,manukdewata,cbindrawangsa.Paragon, model, pattern.Talad^an, tulad"an.Paragon, companion, fellow. Pad'au,satara, kapit.Paragraph. Parkara, fasul.Parallel, equal. Tara, satara, sabaya,rata, sama.Parallel, comparison. Timbangan, baudingau,tandingan.be equal Tarakan, Parallel, to to. bartarakan,samakan, maiiamakan.Paralysis. Tepok.Paralytic. Lumpub, mati.Paraphrase. Tafsir.Parasang, tbe Persian league. Farsang.Parasol. Payung, sougsong.Parcel, bundle. Bungkus, bungkusan.Parcel, i)art. Sakrat, sabagai, patali,sapatab, papatab, sabalah.Parcel, to divide in portions. Mambagai,bagaikan.Parch (to). Barteh.I'ard, leopard. Arimau-talai), macbaututul.

PAR—PAS [127] PAS—PAWPaxdon. Ampun, ampunan, apura, maaf. Pass out, to issue. Tarbit, mauarbit,Pardon (to). Ampun, ampuni, mdngampuni,kluwar, niangaluwar.ampunkan, mangampunkan, la-Pass through, to permeate. Malantas.paskiln, malapaskan, mdafkan.Pass through aud through. Truskan,Pardoned, forgiven. Ampun, tarampun, butuli, mambutuli.maaf.Pass, to be enacted. Payu.Pare (to). Rawdt, mdrawat, ranchung, Pass, entrance. Pintu.maranchung, paras, mamaras, iris, Passage, course. Jalan, parjalanan, margi.maugiris."",'e, road. Jalan, margi.Parents, father and mother. Ibu-bapa.journey. Jalan, pdrjalanan,Parentage, extraction. Darah, turunan, pargi-pargTan, mirgi.katurauan, pincher, poun, bangsa, asal.occiu-rence. Kajadiau, kajatnhan,Pai-ish, little district. Mukim.katibaan.Parity, equality. Parsamiian.Passage in a ship. Tumpangan.Parlance, talk. Kata-kata, parkatiian. Passage (covered). Bangsal.Parrot. Bayan, nori, nuri.Passed. Tarlalu, tarlaku.Pany, to turn aside. Tangkis, manangkis,Passing, surpassing, eminently. Tarlalu.tangkiskan.Pai-simouious, frugal. Gami.Passion, anger.Passion, love.Mai'ah, angat.Birahi.Par.simony. Gami.Passionate, choleric. Bangis, panas,Part, portion. Sabalah, sabahagai, sapotong,sakrat, saparo, j iiz, j iiza.Part, to divide, to share. Bahagai, barbabagai,mambahagai.Part, to separate, to disunite. Charai,charaikan, sarakkan, mauarakkan, sukukan,manukukdn, parakkan, mamarakkan.Part, to be separated. Charai, barchlrai,mincharai, sarak, maiiarak, mafuiku.Partage, division. Auggun, bahagean,kabahagean.Parted, separated. Charai, sarak, parak,tarch^rai, tarsarak.prongos.Passport. Surat-pad'ang, suratchap.Past, beyond in time. Sudah, talah,talah-sudah.Past, not present. Sudah.Paste. Bubur.Pastime, sport, amusement. Mayin,mayin-mayinan, janaka, riya.Pastry. Panganan, jiiadah.Pat, fit, suitable. Patut.Pat, to tap.Kat'ok, loto.Patch (a). Tampal.Patch (to). Tampalkan.Patch-work. Sulam.Particle, small portion. Kuman, butir, Patch-work (to make). Manulam.butil, zarat.Particular, individual. Salah.Pate, head.Patent, open.Batu-kapala.Tarbuka, tarleleh, taleleh.Partition, division. Anggun, bahagean, Path, way, road. Jalan, margi.kabahagean.Path, foot-way. Simpangan, lorong, lurung,Partition, separation. Parcharaian, sarak.galung.Path (cross). Trusan.Partition, to cut into parts. Jural. Patience. Darita, draua, sabar.Partner, associate. Taulan, taman, bandu, Patriarch. Datu, s'ex.kawan, kapit, sakai, warang.Patrician, nobleman. Orang-kaya, pangag\mg,Partner in trade. Sakutu, sakai, samodal.parbaya, priyayi, datu.Patrimony. Pusaka.Partnership, union in trade. Kongsi. Patrol, rounds. Langlang, rond'a.Partridge (Javanese). Tagu-tagu.Patron. Junjungan, gusti, tuwan.Party-coloured. Chorak, warna-warua. Pattern, archetype, model. Awan, t.ilad'an,Pass, to go, to move on. Lalu, laku,tulad'an, lakar, pat'a.malaku, malalu.Pattern, specimen. Macham, chonto.Pass, to vanish. Hang, tangkas.Paucity. Kakorangan.Pass, to die. Mati, ilang, mangkat. Paum, to impose by fraud. Tipu, tipukan,Pass, to be current. Laku, malaku.manipukan.Pas.s, to occur. Jatuh, tiba.Paunch, belly. Prut.Pass, to be done. Sudah, maiiudah. Pauper. Orang-papa, maskln.Pass, to go through. Trus, butul, mSmbutul.Pause, to stop. Baranti, man^ng.Pause, stop. Parantian, manang.Pass by, to pardon. Ampun, ampuni, Pave, to floor. Turup.ampunkan.Pavilion, tent. Taratak, tatarub.Pass by, to neglect. Lalaikan, aurakan, Paw as a quadruped (to). Tarjang.lupakan, miilupakan, alpakan.Paw, to handle. Jabat, manjabat, gamit.Pass on, to speed. Malanta.^.

PAW— PEE [ 128 1PEE—PENPawn, to pledge. Gad'ai, gade, mdiiggad'ai,Peeled. Kupas, kalupas, lurut, tanggal,partai'uhkan, patarulikan.tarktipas, tartanggal.Pawn, a pledge. Saadaran, pataruli. Peep, to look closely. lutai, mangiutai,Pawn, act of pledging. Gad'ean.intip, mangintip.Pawn at chess. Bidak.Peep, to chirp. Chichit.Pa}', to discharge a debt. Bayai-, mdmbayar.Peer, an equal. Tara, satara, tand'ingan,band-ingan, lawan, sakambar, samatara.Pay, to atone. Balas, mambaMs, balask9,u. Peer, to look narrowly. Intai, mangintai,Pay, to recompense. Balas, mambalils, intip, mangintip.balaskau, pabalakan.Peerless. Tiyada-barsatara.Pay by iustalmeuts, to liquidate. Peevish, irritable. Sarbasalah.Ansur, angsur.Peg (a). Pasak.Pay, to smeai". Labiir, laburkan. Peg (to). Mamasak, lantak, malantak.Pay, to disburse wages. Ujjahkan, mdngupahkan.Pegu (the kingdom of). Paigu.Pelf, riches. Kakayaan, band'a, arta,PAy, wages. Upah, upahan, gajih, balanja.diinya.Pelican (the). Uudan.Payment, discharge of debt. Bayaran, Pellet (a). Gintel, until.pambayaran.Pellet of prepared opium. Tike.Payment, reward. Balas, pftmbalas, pamalas.Pell-mell. Am-ara.Pellucid,' clear. Jarneh, ftning, boning.Pea. Kachang.Pelt, skin, hide. Balulang, kulit.Peace, respite from war. Damai, pardamian.Pelt, to throw, to cast. Lotar, malotar,lotarkan, malotarkan.Peace, rest. Mdndng, diyam.Pen (writing), .ffalam.Peace, quiet, tranquillity. San&ng, san^ngan,Pen, feather. Bulu.kas3,ii§,ngan, santosa, sajehtra, Pen, small inclosure. Kand'ang.sulah.Pen (to). Mangand'ang, kand'angkan.Peace of mind. Sanang-ati.Peace (at), not at war. Bardamai.Peace, silence. Diyam.Peaceful, quiet, fean^ng, sdntosa, sajehtra.Peaceful, mild. Manis, lambut.Peaceful, still. Mandng, diyam.Peacock (the). Marak, maliura.Peak, top of a hill. Kamuchak.Peal, loud sounds. Gamuruh.Pearl (the). Muti, mutya, mutyara, lulu.Pearl-oyster. Indung-mutyara.Peasant, hind. Orau-d'usun, orilng desa.Pease. Kachang.Pease, the ground pea, earth nut. Kachang-goreng,kachang-miiiak, kachangtanah.Pease, the chicken pea. Kachang-kayu.Pebble. Batu.Peccant, guilty. Salah, barsalah, dosa,bardosa.Peck, to strike with the beak. Chatok,pagut, mamagut, jnituk, mamutuk.Peculiar, appropriate. Patut, layik.Pedagogue. Pangajar.Pen, a coop. Kurung, kurtmgan, silngkaran.Pen, to coop. M^ngurung, kurungkdn,sangkar, sangkarkAn.Penalty, punishment. Sakitan, kasakitan.Penalty, forfeiture. D'and'a.Penance. Nastapa, tapa, partapaan.Penance (to perform). Bartapa.Penang, Prince of Wales Island. Pulopinang.Pencil (a), ^alam.Pencil, to paint. Tulis, manulis.Pendant, hanging eai--jewel. Antingantiug.Pendant, small flag. Ular-ular, lAlayu.Pendent, hanging. Gantung, targantung.Pendent, jutting over. Tarjongor, tdrjongkit.Pendulous. Gantung, bargantung.Pendulum. Autiug-anting.Peneti-ate, to pierce. Chuchuk, lut.Penetrate, to enter. Masuki.Penetrating, acute, sagacious. Taj am,chardik.Penis. Butu, priler, chicheh, kone,burung, urat, zSkar.Pederero, swivel cannon. Rantaka.Pedestal. Alas, lapik, pantas, kaki.Pedestrial. Barkaki.Penis of quadrupeds. Chula.Pedicle, footstalk. Tangkai.Penitence, repentance. Sasal, tubat,Pedigree. Trah, darah, turunan, katurunan,kafarat.baka, salsalat.Penitent, repentant. Bars^sal, barsA-Pedlar (Chinese). Kiiluntung.salan.Peel, to decorticate. Kupas, kalupas, Penknife. Pisau-rawut.mdng&lupaa, tanggal, mfinauggal. Pennant, pennon. Lalayu, ular-ular.Peel, rind. Kulit.Pennated, winged. B^rsayfip.

PEX—PER[ 129 1PER—PERPensile, hanging. Targantuug.Pension, payment of money. Gaji,balanja.Pensive. Langung, bimbang.Pent, shut up. Tartutup.Pentangular. Lima-pai-sagi.Pentateuch (the). Turid.Peuui-ious, niggardly. Kikir, chalichi.Penuiy, indigence. Kapapiian.Peon (a). Upas.People. Orang, marika, xalaJi, kawum.People, the commonalty. Ina-dina, bala,rucha.Pepper. Lada, chabai, chabe.Pepper (black). Lada, lada-itam, maricha.Pepper (chili). Lada-merah, chabai,chabe, lombok.Pepper (cubeb). Lada-barekor, kamukus.Pepper (long). Lada-panjang, chabaijawa.Pepper (white). Lada-putih.Peradveuture, perhaps. Intah, intahkan,bai-angkali, supa-tau.Perambulate, to wander over. Kalana,mangalana, kambara, mangambara,ngambara, malalUi.Perambulation. Kalana, kambara.Perfect, to complete. Chukupkan, barchukupkan,ganapkan, langkapkan,sampurakan, maiiampurua, maiiampurnakan.Perfected, matured. Tuwah.Perfection. Sampumiian, kasAmpumiian.Perfectly. Guuap, langkap, dangausampurnaua.Perfectly, totally.Ti-us, sapanuh-pauuh,sapala-pala, samata-mata, rata.Perfectly, exactly. Batul, bauar.Perfidious. Duraka, chidra.Perfidy. Dm-aka, xi'anat.Perflate (to). Sumpit, manumpit.Perforate (to). Gerek, manggerek, gorek,bur.Perforated. Targerek, tambus.Perforation, hole. Lubang, liyang.Perforator, boring tool. Panggerek.Perform, to execute, to do. Buwat,mambuwat, buwatk&u, mambuwatkan,parbuwatkan, lakukan, malakukan,karja, kaijakan, mangarjakan, baramalkan.Performance, woi-k.Buwatan, pambuwatau,parbuwatan, yasa, jasa, amal.Perfoi-mer, worker. Pambuwat, parbuwat.Perfume, fragrance. Bau-baiian.Perfume (to). Maraksi.Perfumed, fragrant. Arum, rum,wangLPerfunctoiy, careless. Lalai, alpa.Perhaps.Peri, a fairie.Intah, intahkan, barangkali.Pari, f ari.Peril, danger. Bahaya, baya, payah,mara.Perilous. Bahaya, barbahaya, payah.Periuseum. Tali-ayar.Period, time. Kiitika, kutika, kala, masa,mangsa, waHu, saman.Period, age. Usaya, usya, uswa, yuswa,kala.Pei-iod, end, conclusion.AbLsan, pangabisan,xatam, axir.Periphery. Sipiuampang, dairat.Perish, to die, to be lost. Mati, ilang.Periwinkle, volute shell. Siput.Perjure, to forswear. Makau-sumpah.Perjuiy. Makan-sumpah.Permanence, duration. Kakalan, kataguhan.Permanent, lasting, durable. Kakal,barkakalan, taguh, tinggal.Perceive, to discover. Barchita, rasa,marasa.Perceive, to know. Kinal, manganal.Perceive, to observe. Liat, maliat, pardapati.Perception, power of perceiving. Rasa,rasaan, pangrasa, parasiian, pangi-astian.Perception, knowledge. Kanalau.Perception, observation. Pangliatan,pandapatan.Perch, roost. Raban.Perch, to roost. Angkap, tiugger, inger.Perchance. Intah, iutahkan, barankali.Percolate (to). Tu'is, maniris, talak.Percuss, to strike. Pukul, mdmukul,palu, mamalu.Perdition, ruin. Kakaramau, pambanasiian.Peregrination. Kalana, kambara.Permeable. Barlantasau, bartrusan.Peremptorily, absolutely. Ta-bulihtiyada.Permeant. Lautas, trus.Perennial, perpetual. Sandntiyasa, tiyadabarputusan.Permeate, tobartrus.pass through. Malautas,Permeation. Lantasan, trusan.Perfect, complete, finished. Chukup, Pei-mission. Moun, pamoun, bibas, a^in,langkap, ganap, sampuma.isin.I'erfect, pure, blameless. Chuchi, suchi, Permit, to give leave. Miiunkan, mamtiunkan,sajehtra.bri-miiun.Permit, to suffer, to alhjw. Bir, biyar,bri, mambri, luluskan, kasi.Pei-mit (a). Surat-chap.Permutation, exchange. Gantian, pftrgant'ian,tukar, tukaran.Permute, to exchange. Ganti, barganti,tukar, m^nukar, urup, mangurup.Pernicious. Bauchana.

PER—PER [ 130 PER—PIEPerpend (to). Kera, mangera, barkera,timbaug, barb&chara, fakar, pikir.Perpetual, eternal. Bflrkakalan, 7i;adam.Perpetual, continual. Sanantiyasa, nantiyasa,tiyada-barputusan, langgang,ba^'a.Perplex, to disturb. Ganggu, m3,Dgganggu,ganggiii, ngamam, susahkan, maiiusahkan,gadaih, gad'uhi, manggad'uhi.Perplex, to entangle. Mangosot, kosotkan.Perplex, to make intricate. Janggalkan.Perplexed, disturbed. Ganggu, barganggu.Perverse, obstinate. Kras, t^gar, kapista,angkara.Perverse, peevish, cross. Sclrbasaluh.Perversely. Sfiaja, sahaja.Pervert, to corrupt. Rusak, marusak,biinasa, mamb^nasa, mamanasa.Pervious, admitting passage. Barlautasau,bartrusan.Pestilence, plague. Awar, sampar.Pestilent, mischievous. Nakal, galak,buwas.Pestilential, infectious. Barjangkitau.Pestle, stamper. Alu, antang.Pet, to fondle. Chumba, ulik, olek,mangolek.Petition, request. Pinta, parniintUan,Perplexed, entangled. Kosot.Perplexed, intricate. Janggal.Perplexity, anxiety. Susahan, kasusalian. piJun, pamijun.Persecute (to). Gagalii, mdnggagahi, Petition, to request, to solicit. Miuta,aniyayakan, manganiyayakan.maminta, pinta, moun, mamoun.Persecution. Aniyaya.Petroleum. Miiiak-tanah.Perseverance. Darita.Pettish, peevish. Sarbasalah.Persevere (to). Mandarita.Petto, breast. D'ad'a.Persia. Iran.Petty, small. Kachil, sani, ketc.Persian. Farsi, parsi.Petulant, pert. Chinggi.Persistence. Kakalan, kataguhan.Phalanx, close body of men. Pasu,Person, individual. Saorang, cViri.pasukan.Person, human being. Orang.Phantasm. Maya, xaj'al.Person, the body. Awak, ruman, .rat. Phantasmagoria. Wayang, wayangan.Personally, in person.Phantom, s]iectre. Bayang, antu.D'iri.Personate, to counterfeit. Samar, maijamar,Pheasant. Kuwang, pagai", miia.pora-pora.Pheasant (Argiis). Kuwau, kuwang-Perspective, telescope. Tropong.basar.Perspective, view. Pamandang, pamandangan,Phlegm. Riyak, ingus.pangliatan, sakaliatan.Physician. D'ukun, iabib.Perspicuous, clear, transparent. Jarneh.Physiognomy, fortune-telling by the fiice.Farasat.Perspicuous, clear, not obscure. Tarang, Physiognomy, cast of look. Ayftr-muka.trang, iiata.Piastre, the Spanish dollar. Pasmat,Perspiration, sweat. Paluh, jamjani.anggi'is.Perspire, to sweat. Barpaluh.Pick, to gather. Gantas, mangantas,Persuasion. Mulut-raanis.pimgut, maraungut, kutib, knti]).Pert, petulant. Chiiiggi.maugutip.Pertinacious, stubborn. Kras, t;v.;ar, Pick, to CLill, to choose. Pilih, niihuilili.kapista, angkara.Pick, to pierce. Chuchuk, mancluicuk,Pertinent, to the purpose. Patut, layJk. chungkil, maiiunkil. tatas, manatas.Perturb, to disquiet. Gamam, ngamam, Pick, to peck. Chotok, i^agut, milmagut,mangamam, ganggu, mringganggu.putuk, mamutuk.Perturb, to disorder, to confuse. Gad"uhi, Pick, a picker. Chungkil.milnggad'uhi.Picket, a sharp stake. Ranjau.Perturbation, disquiet of mind. Oamam. Picket, outpost. Mata-jalan.Perturbation, disturbance, disorder. Pickle (to). Mangarami.Alora, glora, aru-ara, aru-biru, gad'uli, Pickled flesh. Pakasam.gad'uhan, kalirai.Picktootli. Panchungkil.Perturbed, disquieted. Gamam, bargamani,Picture (a). Gambar, pat'a, tulisan, yang-iigaman, kalakilsah.Perusal, art of reading. Bacha.Picture (to). Tulis, mauulis.Perusal (religious). Pangajian.Find weight. Pikul.Peruse, to read. Bacha, mambacha, Piddle, to trifle. Malanchong.mamaclia.Piebald, pied. Balang, palang, jdangka.Pci.'\ise, to examine. Preksa, mamreksa, Piece, fragment. Patah, sapatah, rapih,prcksakan.krat, sakrat, sapotong.Pervade, to permeate. Lantas, nialantas, Piece, mass. Oumpal.trus, bfirtrus.Piece, a )iart. Sabagai.

PIE -PIN [131] PIN—PITPiece, to patch. Tampalkan.Pinch, quantity taken between the fingerPiece, to join. Ubung, inangiibiing, and thumb. Sajumput.ubuugkan, sambung, sambiiugkau, Pine, to languish. Layu.maiiainbungkan.Pine, to languish with desire. Rindu,Pier, quay, wharf. Titi, tifian, jambatan, marindu.pAngkalan.Pining, languishing with desire. Rindu,Pierce, to penetrate. Chuchuk, manchuchuk,parindu.lut, malut.Pineapple. Nanas.Pierce, to bore. Gerek, mangerek. Pinfold (a). Kand'ang.Pierce, to enter. Masuk.Pinion, wing. Sayap.Pierce, to strike, to affect. Kaua, m4ngfina,Pinion, to bind the arms to the body.kanakan, mauganakan.Sikukan, maiiikukan.Piercer, boring tool. Panggerek.Pink coloui'. Jingga.Piety, duty to superior.^. Bakti, kabaktian.Pink, to wink. Kajep, mangajep.Pinnace, galley. Pilang, galea.Pig (a). Nangi, anak-balii.Pinnacle, high point. Marchu, puchuk,Pigeon (crown). Mambruk, burung-puwah-puwah.puchak, kamuchak.Pioneer (a). Panggali.Pigeon (domestic). Dara.Pious, dutiful to superiors. Bilrbakti,Pigeon (wild) ; v. Dove.salT/t.Pike, long lance. Tumbak.Pipe, tube. Laras.Pile, stake. Panchang.Pipe (smoking). Panudut, pipa.Pile, to heap. Tambun, manambun, Pipe (musical). Bangsi, suling.tambuukan, mauambuukan, timbun, Pipe (blow). Taropong, tropoug.manunbun, timbunkiln, mauimbuukan. Pipe, tube for discharging arrows or pellets.Pile upon (to). Susunkan, ruaiiusunkan.Sumpitan.Pipe, conduit. Panchuran.Piled, heaped. Tambun, bdrtflmbun. Pipe, cask. Tung. -Piled, in tiers. Susun, barsusun.Pipkin, earthen boiler. Balana, dandang,Piles, hemorrhoids. Bawasir, wasir.priyuk.Pilfer (to). Churi-churi, m;1,nchuri-ehuri, Pique, ill-will. Sakit-ati, d'amd'am.s3,ngkalap.Pique, to irritate. Usik, manguaik.Pilfering. Churi-churi.Piracy. Parompahan.Pilgrim, traveller, wanderer. OrangkAmbara,orang-kalana.Pilgrim to Mecca, i^^iji.Pilgrimage, travel. Kambara, kalana.Pilgrimage to Mecca (to perform the).Piracy (to commit). Rompak, niaronipak.Parompak, Pirate, sea robber. bajau,pambajau, johor, bajag.Pismire, ant. S^mut.Piss (to). Kancheng, barkancheug, kamah,buwang-ayar-sani.Nayik-Zfaj.Pilgrimage to Mecca (the), i/^aj, Aajat.Pillage, plunder. Rampasau, rayahan, Piss, urine. Kancheng, kamah, ayar-sftui.rabutan, samun.Pillage, to plunder. Rampas, mai-ampas,Pistol (a).Pit, hole.Pistul.Lubang, rongga.rayah,marayah, rabut, mardbut, samun, Pit, abyss. Tuber.mdiiamun, rusak, marusak.Pit of the stomach. Ulu-ati.Pillar, column. Tiyang, tugu, saka. Pit, dent in the flesh. Bakam.Pillion, pad. Palana.Pitapat. Dabar.Pillow, cushion. Bantal, saraga.Pitch, to cast forward. Lotar, malotar,Pillow-case. Sarung-bantal.lotdrkan, lontar, miliontar, unting,Pilot (a). Juru-mud'i, malim.manguuting, balang, mambalang,Pimp, pander. Tukang-parampiiau, suruh-suruhau.lantiug, malanting, lempar, malempar,lemparkAn.Pimple (a). Bantil, bisul, ibu-sawan. Pitch as a ship (to). Anggu, mSnganggu.Pin (a).Pitcher, waterpot. Buyung, kubok,Piniti.Pin, peg. Pasak.kand'i.Pin, to peg. Mamasak, lantak, malantak. Pitcoal. Arang-tanah.Pin, to make fast. Tukuh.Kalaburan.Pitfall.Pincers. Angkub, sapit, pauapit.Pith of a plant. Pulur.Pinch (to). Cubit, manchubit, picliit, Pith, strength. Gahya, kuwasa, sasa.pijit.Pith, essence. Utak-utak.Pinch (a). Cubit.Pitiful, compassionate. Kasihaii, belrkasihan,Pinch, to hold with pincers. Manapit,sayang, barsayang.sApitkau.Pitiful, paltry. Ina.

PIT—PLA [132] PLA—PLEPity, compassion. Balas, kasih, kaslhan,sayang.Pity, to compassionate. Mangasihani,sayaugi, maiiayangi, sayangkAn.Pity, to be compassionate. Barkasih,mauagaug.Pity, alas ! >Sayang, ayiie, adoh, adohe,abi, weh, wab.Pivot. Kisi.Pizzle. Paler.Placard, edict. Titah, farman.Place, locality. Tampat, logam.Place, space. Tamjiat.Place, seat, residence. Kad'ud'ukan, kadiyaman,makam.Place, rank. Pangkat.Place, office. Tanggungan, pagangan,jabatan, luuggub, kad'ud'ukan, xadniat.Place, room. Tampat.Place, to put, to lay. Latak, malatak,lataki, malatakkan, tarub, manarub,bubob, mambubob.Place, to fix, to establisb. Latakkan,lataki, tantukan, daidaikkan.Placeman, officer. Pagawai.Placenta, aftorbirtb. Tambuni, urai.Placid, gentle, mild. Lambut, manis.Plague, to vex, to torment. Usik, mangusik,ganggu, mangganggu.Placidity, mildness. Lambvit-ati.Plague, pestilence. Awar, sampar.Plaguy, troublesome. Barsusaban.Plaid, striped clotb.Kayin-sii-an.Plank, board. Papan.Plant, a vegetable. Dawun.Plant, sole of tbe foot. Tapak-kaki.Plant, to set, to cultivate. Tanam, mananam.Plantain, banana. Pisang.Plantation, planting. Tankman.Plantation, place planted. Kabun, tanaman.Plaster, to lay with plaster. Labur, nvllabur,turap, manui'ap.Plaster. Laburan.Plat, to weave, to braid. Aiiam, mangauam.Plate (a porcelain). Piriug.Plate, a salver. Cheper, talam.Platform, stage. Nanglung, pangung.Platter (a). Talam.Play, to sport, to frolic. Mayin, barmayin.Play, to trifle. Malancbong.Play, to toy, to dally. Bargurau.Play, to game. Jud'i, barjud'i, mayin,baruiayin, bartaruh, bataruh.Play, to sound a musical instrument.Buiii, bdrbuiii, mambuni.Play, to toucb a musical instrument.Bunikan, mdmbu£iika,n, pat'ek, mS,-mat'ek.Play, to act tbe drama. Barwayang,mayin-wayang.Play, amusement, sport. Mayin, mayiuan,parmayiuan, riya.Play, tbe di-ama. Wayang, wayangan,Plain, level. Tara, d'atar, natar, rata.Plain, flat. Gepeng, kepeng, pepeb.ringgit.Plain, open. Buka, leleb, lapaug, I'aliTr. Play, gaming. Jud'i, mayin, taruban.Plain, artless. Tulus.Player, actor of the drama. D'alang.Plain, evident, clear. Trang, uata, katara, Player, mimic. Panajuk, bad'ud, bauol.lurus.Player, musician. Bad'uwan, niyaga.Plain, an open field. Pud'ang, tdgal, Player, gamester. Panjud'i.medan.Playful, sportive. Gambira, riya.Plain, to level. Tarakan, ratakan, maratakan.Playmate. Bawan, sabawau._Plaything, toy. Mayin-mayinan, j'^'^rn^fi-Plainly, clearlj^ Nata, trang.yiuan, timang-timangan.Dalili.Plaint, lamentation. Tangis, nangis, Plea, excuse.tangisan.Plead, to offer an excuse. Dalih, mandalib.Plaint, expression of sorrow. Ratap.Plaintiff, accuser. Pangucbap, panud'uh. Pleader, advocate. Pagawan.Plait, a fold. Kadut, lapis, lampis, lipat, Pleasant, delightful. Sadap, manis,lipatan, parlipatan, rangkajJ.Plait, to fold. Maiapis, lapiskan,ramih, lazat, aina^-, inaJc, naniat.Pleasant, gay. Gambira.malapiskan,marangkap, malipat.Pleasant, merry. Ramai, rame.Plait, to braid. Afiam, mangauam, pintal, Please, to delight. Sad-apkan, mafiad'apkan,mamintal, saring.rawankiin, milnawankdn, sukakan,Plan, sclicmc. Reka, rancbana, bangun, mailukakan.gaya.Pleased, delighted. Sad'ap, sajuk, suka,Plan, model. Talad'an, tulad'an, bakal.sukachita.Pleasure, delight.sukachita, cbindara, masrat.Plan, to design. Rekakan, ranclianakiln,Sad'&pati, rawan, riya,bangunkfl,!!, mambangunkan, upayakiln,gayakan.Pleasure, approbation. Parkanau.Plane, planing tool. Katam.Pleasure, choice. Kapiliban.Planet (a). NTijam.Pleasure, will. Sakiiandak, suka, sukaati,Planets (the). Najum, s'l'arat.nia/i'sud, ralla.

PLE-PLY[ 133 ]PLY—POLPleasure-garden. Taman, taman-sari. Ply, to bo l)ent. Barbautok, mambantok,Pleasure-house. PAranggiuau.malangkung.Plebeian, belonging to the common people.Ina, iua-dina.Pocket (a).Pocket (to).Saku.Sakukau.Pledge, gage, pawn. Taruhan, piltaruh, Podex (the). Dubar.chagar, jaram, katimpuhan, sandaran. Poem (a). Saloka, s'aar.Pledge, to put in pawn. Gad'ai, gad'e, Poet (a). Juru-s'«ar, s'aar.manggad'ai, taruh, patanakan, mauagar. Poignant, sharp. Tnjam.Pledge, invitation to drink. Larahan. Poignant, stimulating to the palate.Pledge, to invite to drink. Larah, malarah.Pad-as.Pleiades (the). Kartika.Poignant, severe.Point, sharp end.Tajam.Ujuiig.Plenary, full. Gauap, chukup, panuh. Point, headland, promontory. Tanjung,Plcnish, to fill. Pauuhi, mamauuhi, isi, ujung, lid'ah-tanah.mangisi, isikan.Point, dot. Nu/i:

POL—POR [134] POR—POTPolluted, defiled. TArchamar, makruh, Portion, to allot, Bahagai, barbaliagai,mambahagai, bahagaikan.najis.Pollution. Chamdr, Ladu.s\ najis.Portrait (a). Gambar, yaugyang.Poltroon. Panakut.Portray, to paint. Tulis, manulis.Poltroonery. Katakutan.Portray, to describe. Tunjukkan,Pomade. Minak-wangi.manunj ukkan,Pomegranate. Dalima.Portugal. Portugal, portukal.Pomfret fish. Bawal.Pose, to puzzle. Sasarkan, muuasarkan.Pomp, procession. Arak, pararakan. Posed, puzzled. Sasar.Pompiou, pumpkin. Labu, pringgi. Position, situation. Tampat.Pompous, boastful. Kachak, kocliak. Position, attitude. Laku, kalakiian.Pond, basin. Talaga, kulam.Position, state, condition. Pri, Aal.Pond (bathing). Lalangeu.Positive, absolute, espre.ss. Tdntu. past'i,Pond, fish .«tew. Pauempang.nischaya.Positive, real. Sadiya.Positive, dogmatic. Angkara.Ponder, to weigh mentally. Kanang,mangan&ug, kera, mangera, timbang,manimbang, rasa, fakar, pikir.Ponder, to muse. Sangka, mauangka,tamangu, manggu, malanggimg.Ponderous, heavy. Brat.panggawa-pintu.Porter, carrier. Pambawa.Porter, letter-bearer. Pungusnng.Port-hole. Lubang-bad'il.Portico. Sarambi, mand'apa, pand'apa.Portion, part. Billah, jiiz.Portion, allotment. Abiian, anggiml)ahagean.Poi-tioii, dower. Isi-kawin, mas kawin.Positively, certainly. Tantu, past'i, nischaya.Possess, to own. Ampuuiii, puuiii, mangampuuiii,mamilU-.to have. Ada, pagang, mtinia-, to gain. Bulih, bdrbulih, dapat,Poniard, dagger. Karis, kris, krcs.Pool, piece of stagnant water. Bacliak,lopak.Pool, deeper part of the sea or of a river. mandapat.Lubuk.Possession, estate, property. Pagangan,Poop, after-part of a ship. Kurung. pauguwasa, band'a, arta.panurung, buritan.Possessor, owner. Ampuiia, sahib.Poor, indigent. Papa, maskin.Possibility. Sadapat, sadapatiia, sabulihbulihua.Poor, mean, low. Ina.Poor, lean. Kurus.Po-ssible (to be). Bulih, dapat, k;lna.Poor (the). Ina-papa, orang-maskin. Possible ! Masakan.Poorness, poverty. Kapapiian.Possibly, perhaps. Intah, intahkan,Popinjay, parrot. Bayan, nori, niiri.barangkali, kalu-kalu, gi'angan, mudahmudahan.Popinjay, wood-pecker. Balatuk, platuk.Post (a). Tiyang, tugu.Poppy (the). Bunga-madat.Post, upright beam in a fence. Juru.Populace, the vulgar. Rucha, bala.Post, guard. Kawal.Populous. Barisi-orting, ramai, mamur. Pofst, emjiloyment, office. Jabatan,Porcelain. Pinggang, piling.jawatan, lungguh, kad'ud'ukan, pagangan,Porch, vestibule. Sflrambi, niAnd'apa,tanggungau.pand-apa.Post, to place. Taruh, manaruh, buboh,Porch, covered walk. Salasar.mambuboh.Porcupine (the). Land-ak.Posteriors (the). Punggung.Pore, spiracle of the skin. Ruma.Posterity. Pincher, anak-chuchuh, piyudpiyat,Pork, hog. Babi.turun-tamurun, saturunan.Pork, hog's flesh, Daging-babi.Postpone, to put off. to delay. MangamdiyaukAn,Porpoise. Lalomba, lomba-lomba.mitngildiyank.ln, lambatk^u,Port, harbour. Labuhan, miiwara, kuwala,mitlambittkan, parlambatkan.kwala.Postpone, to set below in value. Mam-Port, gate. Pintu, kori, lawang, gapui-a. balakangi, mdmbalakangkan.Port, carriage, air. Kalakiian, tingkah, Postponement, delay. Lambatan, parlambatan.ulah.Portent, ill omen. Pamali, pftdah. Posture, situation, condition. Pri-/(al.Porter, door-keeper. Panunggu-pintu, Pot (earthen). Balanga, priyuk.Pot, cauldron. Kwali, dandang.Pot (water). Kilnd-i, buyung.Potato. Ubi, kantang.Potato, yam. Ubi.Potato (sweet). Katela, kastila.Potency, power. Kuwasa, kuwasiian,galiya, gagah, bah ina, parkasa, prakasa,kiidrat, /^uwat.Potency (supci'natural).Sakti, sakfian.

POT—PllA[ 135 ]PRA—PREPotent, powerful. Kuwasa, barkuwasa,barkuwasiian, gagah, i-uwat.Potent (supernaturally). Sakti, barsakti,barsitktian.Potentate, sovereign. Yang-dipartuwau,raja, ratu, nalendra, narendra.Pother, bustle, confusion. Ai-u-ara, arubiru,geger.Potherbs. Sayur, jangan.Potsherd. Tambikar.Potter. Knmbi.Pouch, small bag. Kakand'i, pundi,pundi-pundi, kampil, bakcha, baiian.Pound, pen. Kand'ang.Pound, to bray. Tuuibuk, manumbuk,t-ut'uk, manut'uk.Pound, to pen. Kand'angkan.Pounder, stamper, pestle. Antaug, alu.Pour, to stream, to flow. Cuchor, manchuchor,leleh, maleleh, alir, ugalir,mangalir.Pour, to emit. Tuwang, mdnuwaug,tumpah, manumpah.Pour over or upon. Cliorah.Pout, to sulk. Rajuk, marajuk.Poverty, indigence. Kapapaau.Poverty, defect. Kakorangan.Powder, dust. Lumat, sarbuk, duli, laba.Powder (gun). Ubat-bad-il.Powder, to reduce to dust. Lumatkan,malumatkan, .sarbukkan.Power, authority. Kuwasa, kakuwasiian,pi-entah, jirentahau, paprentahaii,kiidrat, i'uwat.Power, strength. Kuwasa, panguwasa,gahya, gagah, bahina, parkasa, prakasa,^•uwat.Power, abilitj'. Kuwasa, sakuwasa, sabulih,sadapat.Power (supernatural). Sfikti, saktian,kasakfian.Powerful, strong. Gagah, barkuwasa.Powerless, weak, impotent. Cabar, lamah,llnif.Pox, venereal. Bangang, puru-kochi,puting-damar, rajasinga.Practice, eustomaiy use. Kabiyasiian.Practise, to perform habituallj'^. Barbiyasakan,mambiyasakan.Practise, to perform. Buwat, mfimbuwat,karja, mangarja.Practise, to use for instruction. Barajar,balajar.Pragmatic, meddling.Iru, fiilluli, paduli.Prate (to). Marongat, mangomong.Prate, idle talk. Mulut.Prating, babbling. Lampas, rongot.Prawn (a). Ud'ang.Pi-ay, to petition, to entreat. Minta,pinta, ma minta.Pray, to adore. Sambahayaug, mamuji.Prayer, petition, request.Pinta, parmintiian,paminta, pamintaan.Prayer, wor.ship, adoration. Sambahayaug,puja, puji, pamuja, pamuji, pujian,pamujiau, .salawat.Preacher.Xa

PRE—PRE [136] PRE— PRIPrepared (to be). Langkap, barlangkiip, Pretty, neat. Chantik, charmat.sadiya, niafiadiya.Prevail, to operate. Kana, mangana.Prepared, made ready. Sildiya, sikdp. Prevail over, to ovei-come. Alahkan,Prepositor, monitor. Jui-u-kaka.mangalahkan, manang, manangkan.Prepuce. A'alaf-kulap.Prevaricate, to shuffle. Ubah, maiigubah,Prescience, foreknowledge. Trus-mata. putar, pvitar-balik, rakut.Prescient, foreknowing. Trus-mata. Prevarication. Ubahan, bolak, putarbalik,Prescribe, to direct. Prentah, mamrentah.putaran.Presence, not absence. Kiiadiian.Prevent, to hinder. Tagahkan, manAgalikan,Presence, the being face to face. Ad'apan,laraug, larangkan, malarang-kiiad'apau, iadam.kan.Presence (in). Ad'ap.Prevented, hindered. Tagah, bartagah,Presence chamber. Pdngad'ftpan.larang.Present, not absent. Ada, /iallir.Prevention, hindrance. Katagahan, larangan.Present, being before the face. Ad'ap,bai'ad'ap.Previous, antecedent. Diiulu.Present, gift, donation. Pambrian, gaujaran,Prey, to plunder. Pampas, mdrampas,bakas-tangan, bakas-tuboh,rayah, marayah, rabut, mardbut, samun,kiri-man, bingkis, bingkisan, parsambahan, mauamuu, rusak, marusak.anugrah, nugrah, kurniya, karuuiya, Prey, pillage. Rampasan, rayahan, rabutan,bakti, hadiyah.samun.Present, to exhibit to view. Tunjuk, Prey (beast of)^ Satwa, mdrgasatwa.manunjuk.Price, value. Arga, raga, /imat.Present, to give, to bestow. Bri, mambri,Price, to set a price on. Nilai, manilai.kasi, nugrahi, anugrahi, nugrahkan, Price, or purchase-money, of aslave.auugrahkan, karuniyakan, kurniyakdn.Present, to offer. Unjuk, mdnunjuk,parsambahkau.Presently, at pi'esent. Sakaraug, sakarang-ini,sabantar-ini, sakutika-ini.Presently, immediately. Bangat-bangat,"sigra.I'reseutly, now, just now. Eiiaru-iui,baliaru-ini.Preserve, to lay by. Simpan, maiiimpan.Press, to squeeze, to crush. Tampuhkan,tind'as, manind-as.Press down (to). Takfln, takilnkdn, manakankan.Press out, to squeeze out. Prab, mamrah,parfts, mamras.Press, to squeeze in a press. Apitkiln.Press, the instrument for pressing. Apitan.Pressed, squeezed, crushed. Tampuh,tind'as, tartampuh, tartind'as.Pressed down. Takau, tartakan.Pressed out. Prah, paras.Pressed, squeezed in a press. Apit, barapit,tarapit.Presume, to suppose. Kera, barkcra,s.lngka, mAuangka, barsangka.Presumption, supposition. Sangka, parkcriian.Presumption, arrogance. Kachak, kochak,muwa, angkara.Presumptuous. Kachak, muwa, angkara.Pretence, simulation. Purapura, samar,achu.Pretend, to simulate. Purapura, achu,mangaclui, samar. niafiamar.Preterite, past. Lalu, sudah, talah,talah-sudah.Pretty, beautiful.Bagus, chonic.Pdnabus.Prick, to pierce, to stab. Chuchuk, manchuchuk,tikam, mauikam.Prick, a stab. Tikam, chuchuk.Pricker. Chuchuk, panchuchuk.Prickle, thorn. Dun.Prickly. Barduri.Prickly-pear (the). Lid'ah-badak.Pride, vanity. Sombong, tahna.Priest. Chantri, santri.Priest (Christian). Padri.Prig, to haggle, to chaffer. Tawar, manawar.Primarily.Prime, the dawn.Partama.Charah, dini-ari, fajar,subij/i.Prime minister. Mangkubumi, band'ara,fardana-mantri, pardana-mantri, wazir.Prince, sovereign. Ratu, raja, maharaja,nalcndra, narcndi-a, aji.Prince, son of a king. Anak-inu, anakraja,tangku, patra, putra, chatriya,satriya.Prince, tributary or dependent. Pangeran,pangran.Prince, heir apparent or presumptive.Raja-mud-a, pangeran-adipati.Prince, highness. Biiganda.Princedom. KarajUau.Princess. Tangku, putri.Principal, chief, main. Agung.Principal, not an accessory. Piiun.Principal, a chief or head. Paugaguug,pdngulu, pUnglima, kapala.Principal, iund, stock. Pokok, poun,pangkal, pangkalan, modal.Principality, sovereignty. Karajiian.Principally, chiefly, especially. Istimiwa.

PRI—PRO [137] PRO—PROPrint, impression. Tra, chap, bakas.Print, to mark by pressing. Tra, bdrtra,trakan, chap, manchapi.Printed. Tra, tartra, tarchap.Prison. Pd,njara, kunjara, kurung, pasa,-kitan.Prisoner. Tawan, tawanan, sakitan.Prisoner (to be made). Tawan, bartawau.Prisoner (to make). Tawankan, manawaukan.Pristine. Lama.Prithee. Silakftu.Privacy, solitude. Kaasaan, kasuuian.Privacy, secrecy. Kasambunian.Private, secret. Sambuiii, diyam, xafi.Private, individual. Diri.Privately. Diyam-diytim, saku-saku.Privilege, license, monopoly. PajS,k.Privity, knowledge. Satau.Privy, necessary-ho use. Jamban.Prize, booty. Ramjjasan, rayahan, rabutan,samun.Prize, to rate, to estimate the value.Nilai, mauilai.Profane, to pollute. Chamarkan, chS,-Prize, to value highly. Indahkan, mfingindahkan.mari, manchamari, milnchamark^n,najiskan.Proa (a). Prau.Profess, to declare. Sabut, manabut.Probably, perhaps. Barangkali.Profession, calling. Karja, pakarjiian.Probation, trial, examination. Kachubaan,Proffer, to offer for acceptance. Unjuk,parchubaan, kapreksiian.manunjuk, parambalikdn.Probe (a). Pancliungkil.Profit, gain. Bat'i, uutung, laba, p9,rlabaan,Probe (to). Maiiungkil, manchungkil.faidah, manfat.Probity, honesty. Kabatulan, kabanaran. Profit, to gain. Barbat'i, baruntung, barlaba.Problematical, doubtful. Raj an.Proboscis, trunk of an elephant.Profitable, gainful. Bdruntung, barlaba.Bftlalai,Profitable, useful. Barguna.taiale.Procedure, progress. Kalakiian, lalakon. Profitableness, usefulness. Guna, parguniian.Procedure, management, conduct. Laku,kalakiian.Profligate, dissolute. Pfirlente.Proceed, to move, to pass forward. Laku, Profligate, a libertine. Risau, p^rlente,mEllaku, lalu, malalu, jalan, manjalan. sibanasa.Proceed, to issue. Tarbit, minarbit. Profound, deep. Dalam.Proceed, to advance. Langsung, mdlangsung.Profound, the deep, the sea. Laut, tasik,sagara, samudra, liiji.Procession, train. Arak, arakan, pararakan.Profundity, depth. Tuber.Profuse, lavish. Boros.Procession (to move inft Bai-arak.Pi-ogenitors, forefathers. Nenek-moyang.Processional. Arak -arakan, bArarak-arakan.Progeny, offspring. Anak, anak-chucuh,saturunan.Proclaim, to promulgate, to publish. Prognostic, prediction. Tanungan, panarka,Barsarukan, m^iiatakin, talelehkan.farasat.Procrastinate, to defer, to delay. Lambatkan,Prognosticate, to predict. Talah, tanuug,malambatksln, parlambatkan,tarka.lenakdn, barlenakan.Procrastination. Lambat, lambatan, parlambatan.Procreate, to generate. Judikan, manjadikan.Procreate, to beget young. Paranak,paranakkan.Procreation. Kajadian, p^rjadian.Procuration, procuring. Pandapatan,p^rulihan.Procure, to obtain. Dapat, bardajjat,mandapat, dapati, mandapati, bulih,ulih, barulih.Procuress, bawd. Pindng-mud'a, suruhsuruhan.Prodigal, wasteful. Boros.Prodigious, amazing, wonderful.Changang,barchangangan, Aeran.Prodigy, portent. Pamali, p^dah.Produce, to offer, to view. Tunjuk, manunjuk.Produce, to bear, to bring forth. Jadikan,manjadikan.Produce, to exhibit. Adakan, mangadakan,manimbulkan, d'atangi, maud^atangi,d'antangkan, mand'atangkan,kaluwai'kftn, mangluwarkan.Produce, product. Kajadian, /lasil.Produce, work, composition. Pambuwatau,pai'bawatau.Product, result, sum. Jiimlah.Profane, polluted. Ch^mar, makruh,najTs.Progress (a). Kalakiian.Progi'ess, journey. P^rjalanan.Progress, to pass, to move on. Laku,malaku, lalu, barlalu.Prohibit, to forbid. Larang, malaraug,larangi, larangkau, malaraugkan.Prohibit, to hinder, to debar. T^gah,raauSgah, tagahkan, managahkan, sangkak,maiiangkak, pantangkan.Prohibited, forbidden. Larang, /iaram.

PRO—PRO [ 138 ]PRO—PROProliibited, Liudered, debarred. Tagah,t^rtagah, saugkak, tarsangkak, pautang.Prohibition, interdict. Larangan.Prohibitory. Barlarangan.Project, to cast forward. Lotar, malotar,lanting, hantingkan.Project, to jut. Jougor, jongkit.Project, to phm. Rauchanakan, bangunkan,rekakan.Project, scheme, design. Banguii, gaya,kan, maluwaskan, lapangkan, malapangkan.Propagate as contagion (to). Jangkitkan.Propagate, to generate. Jadikiin, maujadikau.Propagate, to engender. Satuboh.Propel, to project.Lanting, mSlanting.Propel, to drive forward with the foot.Balang.Propel, to push forward. Tolak, mano-reka.lak.Projectile (a). Lanting-lanting.Propond, to incline. Miring, chondong,Projection, jutting out. Jongor, jongkit. riyuk.Projection, jjlan. Ranchana, reka.ProiDcnse, inclined. Riyuk.Prolong, to delay. Lambatkan, malambatkan,Propensity, inclination, disposition to.parlambatkau.Prolong, to extend in length. Lanjutkan.Kaandak.Proper, fit, suitable. Palut, arus, tampan,priyoga, layak, saMIi, imam, yogya.Prolong, to stretch out. Mulur.Proper, exact, just. Batul, bandr.Prolongation, delay. Lambatan, pArlambatau.Proper, natural. Sadiya.Properly, fitly, suitably. Sapatutiia,Prolongation, extension in length. Lanjutan.samugana, siiarusna.Property, quality. Pri, .sTfat.Promiscuous, mingled. Bawur, champur, Property, disposition. Prangai.ulam, kachau.Property, exclusive right of possession.Promise (a). Janji, janjian, ubaya, sanggup,Kiiampuiiaan.^awal.Property, estate, goods, effects. Barang-Promise (to). Janji, b&rjanji, sanggup, barang, chahriau, kachahrian, dapatan,maiiangup.pandapatan, band'a, mata-bdnd'a, kulkasir,Promontory, headland. Tanjung, ujungtanah,panguwasa, arta, malak.lid-ah-tanah.Property (inherited), inheritance. Pusaka.Promote, to forward. Langsungkan, ProiAecy, foretelliug, prediction. Tanungan,lanchangkan, malanchangkan, bardaulukan,pauarka.anjarkfin.Prophesy (to). Tanung, bartdnung, tfilah,Prompt, ready. Chakap, lanchar, pantas. bartalah, tflrka, miln3,rka.Prompt, quick, acute. Chapat, charchk. Prophet, soothsayer. Sastrawan, satrawan.Promptly, quickly, expeditiously. Lakas,ganchaug, bangat-bangat, sigra.Prophet (Mahomedan). Nabi, rasul.Promulgate, to publish. Natakdn, mauatakan,Prophetic. Trus-mata.talelehkau.Propinquity, nearness. Ampiran.Promulgation. Kauataan.Propitious, kind. Barkasihan, tilik.Prone, lying with the face downwards.Tehrap.Propitious, favourable, auspicious. Bayik.Proportion, symmetry. Sikfl,p.Prone, sloping. Miring, chondong, riyuk. Proportion, share. Anggun, abiian, bahagai,Prone, inclined, disposed to. Barkaandak.bahage, bahagean.Prone, to be lying on the face. Manehrap.Pi'oportionally.Proportionate.SaXadar.Pad'a.Prong of a fork. Taring.Propped, shored.Proprietor, owner.Sandar, tarjunjung.Ampima, tuwan.Pronounce, to utter. Uchaji, mdnguchap, Propriety, fitness. Kapatutan, kiiarusan.sabut, mauabut.Prosecute, to accuse. Tud'uh, manud'uh,Pronounce, to articulate. Buiiikdn, barbuiikan.tukas, manukas, tarka, manarka.Prosecution. Tud'uh, tud'uhan, partud'uhan.Pronunciation, utterance. Panguchap.Proof, evidence, testimony. Kanatiian, Prosecutor, accuser. Panud'uh.saksian, dalil.Prospect, view, ken. Pandangau, kapandangan.Proof, test, trial. Pilrchubaan.Prop, stay. Changkar, junjungan, sandilran,Prospect, object of view. Sakaliatan.sokong.Prosper, to succeed. Biiruntung.Prop, to support. Tadahi, tac^-ahkan, Prosperity. Uutung, tulus, kariiarjan,sandal, sandarkS,n, sokong, junjung, dargahayu, gargahayu, dAwalat.mdnjunjung.Propagate, to extend, to widen. Luwas-Prosperous, successful. Baruutung, tulus,mubarak.

PRO—PRU [139] PRU—PUNProstitute, a strumpet. Sundal.Prui-ient, itching with desire. Gatal.Prostitution. SunJalan, parsundalan. Pry (to). Intai, mangintai, iutip, mangintip.Pro.strate, lying at length. Palanting,tarpalanting.Prying, looking impertinently. Kalanggara.Prostrate, to lay flat. Palautingkan.Protect, to defend, to shield. Lindungi, Psalm. Zabur.lindungkan, malindungkdn, nawungi, Pshaw ! Chih.na«aingkan, mauawungkan, plehrakan,mamlehrakau, langkari.Puberty.Pubes.Dewasa, ball^.Ari-aii, tundun.Protected, to be defended. BdrlLndung, Public, open, notorious. Nata, leleh,malindung, barnawung, manawung.tarleleh, talehleh, I'ahir, mas'hur.Protected, defended. Barlindung, tarlindung,Publican, fai'mer of revenue. Pinchukai,tarnawung, tad'uh, tartadiih. bandar.Protection, shelter. Lindimg, lindungan, Publication, notification. Kaiiataan.nawung, taduh, aman, panah, I'il.Protector. Bandara, junjuugan.Protend, to stretch out. Ragangkau.Protended. Ragang.Protract, to lengthen. Lambatkan, malambatkan.Protrude, to jut. Jongor, jongkit.Protuberant, swelling. Bangkak.Proud, haughty. Chungka, angkuk.Proud, grand, lofty. Miilya.Publicity, notoriety. _Kaiaataau.Publicly, openly. Nata, tarleleh, taleleh.Publish, to divulge. Natakan, mafiatakdu,malelehkan, I'ahirkan, mas'hurkau.Pucker, wrinkle. Kratut, krut.Puckered. Barkratut.Puddle, slough. Kubang.Puddle, mud. Rikat.Pudenda. Kamaliian.Prove, to demonstrate. Natakan, maiiatakan,Pudendum muUeris. Puki, nono, faruj.maiiimguhkan.Puff, blast of wind. Bayu.Prove, to experience. Rasakan, marasakan.Puffed, swollen. Bangkak, kambang,Prove, to make trial. Chuba, manchuba.mongkil.Pugnacious. Prab, prap.Provender. Sara, bakalan.Puissant, powerful. Kuwasa, gagah,Proverb, adage. Saloka, upama.kawat.Provide, to get ready. Langkapkan, malangkdpkan,Puke, to vomit. Muntah, mutah.sikapkan, sadiyakan, dan-dani.Pull, to draw.Pull, to drag.Tarik, manarik.E!a, mangelakan.Provide, to furnish. Adakan, mangadakan.Pull aside, to draw, as curtains. Singkab,singkap, maningkab.Provided, got ready. Langklp, sadiya, Pull down, to demolish, to subvert. Rubuhkan,tdrMngkap.marubuhkan.Provided, in case. Jika, kalau, lamun, Pull out, to extract. Unus, mangunus.dapat.Pull up, to pluck up. Chabut, manchabut.Province (a). Jajahan, dairah.Provisions, stores. Bakal, bakalan, parbakalan,Pull, act of puUing. Tarik, pauai-ik.palabur, sara.Pull tight (to). Rat.Provocation. Usik.Pulley, block. Kari.Provocative, stimulant. Brang.sang. Pulp. Bubur.Provoke, to irritate. Usik, mangusik, Pulp of the coconut. Kalambir.sad'ehkan, maiiad'ehkan.Pulpit. Manbai-.Provoking, irritating. Sadeh.Pulse, beat of the heart. Nadi.Prow, fore part of a ship. Aliian.Pulse, legume. Kachang.Prow, beak of a vessel. Jongor, linggi. Pulverise, to powder. Anchurkan, manganchui'kau,Prow, Malay vessel.lumatkan, malumatkan,Pi-au.Prowess, valour. Kabranian, gagah, piirkasa,Silrbukkan, piri, luluhkan.prakasa, kasatrian.Pulverised. Anchm-, luluh.Proxy, representative. Janang, patih, Pumice. Batu-timbul.wakil.Pump (a). Bomba.Prudence. Kabijiian, budi, kabudian. Pump, to bale. Kdmarau.Prudence, caution. Ingatan.Pumpkin, pompion. Labu, pringgi.Prudent, cautious. Baringatan.Pumplenooa, the shaddock. Kadangsa,Prudent, frugal. Garni.jaruk-machan.Pi-udent, wise, intelligent. Chardik, Punctual, exact. Batul, bauar.bijak, bijaksana, barbudi.Pi-une, to lop off branches.Puncture, to prick. Chuchuk, manchuchuk,tikam, manikam.Ranchung,marauchuug, tutuh, mauutuh.Punctm-e (a). Chuchuk, tikam.

PUN—PUS [140] PUS--PYRPungent, acrid, biting. Pddds.Pusillanimity. Katakutan.Punish (to). Sakiti, maiiakiti, seksakan, Pusillanimous. Bartakutan.maneksakan, /iukamkan, sayasatkan.Punishment. Kasakitan, seksa, seksiian,saya.sat.Punishment, divine infliction. Tulah.Punk, strumpet. Sundal.Puny, petty. S^ni, kete.Pupil of the eye. Ch§,rmin-mata, orangoi-aug-mata.Pupil, scholar. Pdlajar, chantri, marid.Puppet. Anak-anakan, orAng-orajigan,golek, patuug, bunika.Puppy, whelj). Anak-anjing.Purblind, dim-sighted. Rabun.Purchase, to buy for a price. B;\li, bli,mambli.Pure, clear, not muddy. Aning, bauiug,jarneh, rasik, samim.Pure, unsullied, not filthy. Chuchi,suchi, changa, barsik, brasik, tahir.Pure, fine, genuine. Karjang, xas.Pure, guiltless, innocent. Suchi, chuchi,rasik, mutalak.Pure, chaste, modest. Barmaliian.Purge, to clean from impurities. Suchikjln,maiiuchik&n, chuchikftn, barsikkan.Purge, to evacuate the body. Berak,buwang-ayar, chahar.Purify, to clean from impurities, v. Purge.Purity, cleanness. Suchian.Purity, innocence. Suchian, suchi-ati.Purloin, to steal. Churi, manchuri.Puiple. Ungu.Purport, design, contents of a writing.Buiii, S,rti.Purpose, intention. Ka^ndak, sangaja,niyat.Purposely, designedly. Sangaja.Purposeless. Chuma-chuma.Purse (a). Kand'ung, kclkandi, unchang,bakcha, pundi-puudi.Purslain. Krokot, gilang.Pursue, to chase. Burn, mambm-u, &mbat,mftngilmbat, kAjar, ma,ngajar, go-Pustule, pimple. Bisul, bantil, ibu-sawan.Put, to set, to lay, to place. Bubuli,latak, maliUak, taruh, mduanih.Put aboiit, to turn back. Balik, mambalik.Put after, to postpone. Mangamdiyankan,mS;ngadiyaukan.Put aside, to turn aside. Simpangkjln,manimpangkau.Put away, to divorce. Buwang, m^mbuwang.Put away, to drive away. ATiakan, mangalaukan.Put away to a distance (to). Milujaukan.Put back, to cause to go back. Balikkan,mambalikk3,n.Put by, to divert. Taugkiska.n, mtlnangkiskan.Put forth, to shoot, to sprout. Gagang,mdnggagang, tumbuh. manumbuh.Put in, to introduce. Masukkiiu.Put in, to insert. SAltlp, manahlp, saliit,maiialat, sisih, mauisih.Put in fear. Takuti, maaiakuti, takutkau,manakutkan.Put in mind, to remind. Ingatkan, mangingatkan.Put off, to divert. Buwang, mdmbuwang.Put oft", to delay, to defer. Lambatkan,millambatk^n.Put off, to push from land. Tolak,manolak.Put on, to invest with. Pakai, mamakai,kanakan, mangitnakfm.Put out, to extinguish. Padam, mAmadam.Put out, to expel. Mangluwarkan.Put to, to apply. Pasaug, mamasang,kiluakang, maugclnakan.Put to death. Matikan, mamatikS,n,bunoh, mambunoh.Put together, to unite. Ikatkan, mangikatkiln,ubungkau, mangubungkan,rajjatkdn, marajjatkan.Put together, to place in company. M4-long, kolong, usir, mangusir, mangalau.Pursued, chased. Tarambat, tarusir.Pursuer, chaser. Pamburu, parburu.Pursuit. Parburiian, pamburuan, usir,usiran.Pursuivant, herald. Bad'uwand'a.Pus, purulent matter. Nauah.Push, to shove. Tolak, manolak, surung,mauunuig.Push with the horns, to butt. Mananduk,tandukk&n, sarondong.Push off, to repel. Tolakkan, mauolak-uartiii.Put up, to reposit. Simpan, maiiimpau.Putrid, disintegrated. Anchur.Putrid, corrupt, rotten. Busuk.Puzzle, to perplex, to embarrass. Sasarkiln,maiiasarkau, sasatkilo, mauasatkan.Puzzle, a riddle, an enigma. Taki, gurindam,pdniirka.kitn.Push against, to hit against. Brontak. Puzzled, perplexed. Sasat, tarsasat, sasar,Push down, to overthrow. Jatukkan, kasasar, biugung.manjatukkfl,n, rubuhkan, mftrubuhk4n.Pygmy, dwarf. Kred'ck, chebol, bajang.Pyramid.Chand'i.

QUA—QUI [Ul] QUI—RAIQuadrangular.Quiet, still, free from disturbance. Sanang,barsanang, santosa, barsantosa.Ampat-parsagi.Quagmire. Kalaburan, kubang.Quiet, still, silent. Suiii.Quail (the). Kapuyuh, puyuh.Quiet, peaceable, mild, meek. Manis,Quake, to tremble. Qatar, gdmatai', gumatar,Icimah, lambut, lamah-lambut.katar, mangatar.Quiet, calm, not agitated by wind. Tdd'uk.Quake, to tremble from fear. Gamlugut. Quiet, rest. Diyam, kadiyaman, mduang,Qualified, fit. Patut, layifc.niitnangan, kamanangan.Quality, proi^erty.Quiet, tranquillity, repose. Sanang,Pri, «tfat.Quality, disposition. Prangai.sflnangau, kasanangan, santosa.Quantity. Bauak, kabaunkan.Quiet, peace. Damai, sajehtra.Quarrel, brawl. Chakit, ingar-bangar. Quiet, to calm, to tranquillise. Sauankan,Quarrel, dispute, altercation. Bantah, p.lrbantahau,mauanangkan, sdjukkan, mauajukkan,ganggang, tiugkar, tukaran. manajukkan.Quarrel, fight, scuffle. Kalai.Quiet, to still, to appease. Diyamkan,Quarrel, to dispute. Bantah, mambantah, mandiyamkan, bujuk, mambujuk.ganggang, barganggang, tingkar.Quiet, to be still. Barsanang, mtliianan.Quill, feather. Eulu.Quai'rel, to fight, to scuffle. Barkalai,bakalai.Quarrelsome. Prab, prap.Quilt, coverlet.Quit, to leave.Salimut.Tingal, maningal, lapas,Quarter, fourth part. Parampat, prapat, lapaskdn, mdlapaskan.suku.Quit, to set free, to release. Lapas, lapaskan,Quarter of a town. Kampung.malapa.skan.Quarter of a slaughtered animal. Piiah, Quit, to forsake. Tiugalkan, mauingalkan.paha.Quarter, side. Sablah, tapi, tapis, fihaX-, Quit, free, discharged. Lapa-s, tarlapas,pihak.xalaa.Quarter, to divide in four. Pardmpatkan, Quite, completely, wholly, entirely. Trus,sukukfln.pala-pala, samata-mata, sakali.Quarterdeck. Kimbulan.Quiver, to shake, to tremble. Gatar,Quartermaster, steersman. Jurumud'i. gamatar, guminatar, mangatar.Quay, wharf. Titi, tifian, jambatan. Quoin, coiner. Panjuru.Queen (a). Paramisuri, prameswari, ratu, Quoit, discus. Chakra.raja-parampiian.Quotidian, daily. Saari ari, tiyap-ari,Quench, to extinguish fire. Padam, mamadam.sadina-dina.Quern, handmill. Gilingan, panggiling,kisai-an.Quest, search. Chahari, chaharian, parchaharian.Quest, enquix-y. Preksa, preksiian, kapreksiian.Question, interrogatory.Taiia, partaSaan,siial.Question, to enquire by questions. Taiia,manapa, ngapa.Question, to examine one by questions.Tauiii, mananiii, siapakan, maiiapiii,mailapakau.Quibble, to shuflBe. Karut, m^ngai-ut.Quick, living. Idup.Quick, swift, nimble. Chapat, pantas.Quick, steady, expeditious. Ganchaug,lakas, sigra.Quick, pregnant. Bunting, ^amil.Quickly. Lakas, bangat-baugat, sigra.Quicken, to hasten. Lakaskan, sigrakan,maiiigrakan.Quicksilver. Rasa.Quid (betel). Sapah.Quiescence, rest. Manang, man^ngan.Quiet, still, at rest. Diyam, bardiyam,manang, bamiauang, tauaug.JvABBIT, coney. Kuwelu, tanvelu.Rabble, mob. Ina-dina, rucha.Rabid, furious. Galak, ganta.Race, lineage. Darah, turunan, pincher,poun, bangsa, kulawarga, kalurga, asal.Race, course, progi-ess. Laku, kalakiian,jalan.Race (boat). Lumba-praii.Race (horse). Lumba-kuda.Racecourse. Palarian.Rack, to stretch violently. Ragang,maragang.Rack (horse). Iri.Radiant. Barsinar.Radish (the). Lobak.Raft, a float. Rakit, geteh.Rafters, roof-timbers. Baroti, kasau.Rag (a). Tampal, parchah.Rage. Amarah, marah, berang.Rage (to). Barmarah, mamarah, barbcrang.Rail, paling. Kisi-kisi.Rail, to scold. Maki, mamaki, nist'akan.Railing, reproachful language. Maki,nist'a.

RAI—EAN [142] RAN—RATRaiment, clothing. Pakaian, pakean,kapan.Rain. Ujan.Rain (to). Barujan, mangiijan.Rain down (to). Ujani.Rain-drops. Rinteli.Rainbow. Kluwung, kiiwung, kukuwung,kimg-teja, kung-palanggi.Raise, to lift. Angkat, mangangkatkan,ankatkau, bangkitkan, mambangkitkan,banguukan, mambanguukan.Raise, to erect. Dirikan, maud-irikan,bard'irikan.Raise, to build. Bangunkan, mambangunkan.Raise, to elevate, to exalt. Atftskan,mangatilskan, tinggikan, manginggikan,partinggikan, nayikkan, manayikkan.Raise, to heave, to weigh. Buugkar,mambungkar.Rank, row, line.Baris, banjar, jajar, aturan,saf.Rank, station in life. Pangkat, martabat.Rank, class, order. Pangkat.Rank, dignity, title. Galar, galaran.Rank, rancid. Aiiir, apak, tangai, prat.Rank, musty. Basi.Rank, gross, coarse. Kasar.Rank, to be i-anged. Barbaris, mambaris,barbanjar, mambanj;xr, atur, baratur,maugatur.Rank, to range. Bariskan, mambariskan,banjarkan, aturkfln, mangaturkan.Ranked, placed in a line. Barbaris, barbanjar,baratur.Ransack, to plunder. Rampas, marampas,rayah, marayah, rabut, luarabut,samun, maiiamun, rusak, marusak.Ransack, to search. Jarah, sidik, preksai,mamrcksiii.Ransom, redemption. Tabus, tabusan,panabus, timpuh, katimpuhan.Ransom of a captive. Tolak-sanjata.Ransom, to redeem. Tabus, miiuabus,tabuskan, manabuskan, timpuhkan.Ransom, to rescue. Lapaskan, malapaskan.Raise by a lever (to). Tuwas, tuwe.Raise, to levy. Krahkan, maugi'ahkan. Rap, to knock. Kat'ok, mangat'ok,Raisin. Zabib.t'ut'uk, mauut'uk.Rajah, king. Raja.Rap, knock. Kat'ok.Rake (a). Garu, panggaru.Rap with the knuckles (to). Loto.Rake (to). Garu, manggaru.Rap, to snatch, to hurry away. Sambar,Rake, loose person. Risau, parlente. maiiambar.Rallj', to recover from disorder. Pulih, Rape, ravisliment. Parugul.mamulih.Rapid, as a stream. Daras, dras.Rally, to jeer. Sander, barsander, ma-Rapid, swift, speedy. Laju, pantas, tang-ililnder.Ram (to). Lantak, nialantak.kas.Rapids in a river. Chftgar.Ramble, to roam. Kambara, m;tngambara,Rapine. Rampasan, rayahan, rabutan.kalana, mangalaua.Rapture, transport, joy. Rawan.Rambler (a). Oraug-kambara, orangk.llanawan.Raptured, ravished, transported. Bara-Rambling, roaming. Kambara, kalana. Rare, uncommon, scarce. Jarang, larang,Rammer (a). Palantak, antar-antar.mlial, mahal.Rammish, rancid. ApA,k, aiiir, tangai. Rare, thinly scattered. Jarang.Ramp, to climb as a plant. Rayap, marayAp.Rare, unusually valuable. Indah.Rarely, seldom. Jarang-jarang, kad'ang-Rampart, fortified wall. Beuteng, malawati,kiid'ang.balowarti.Rascal, rogue. Risau.Ramrod. Palantak, antar-antar.Rase, to erase. Ampus, apus, apusk;in,Rancid. Aiiir, apak, tangai, prat.karik, kikis.Rancour, malice. D'amd-am, dangki, atikachil,Rash, precipitate. Lampas.karatan-ati.Rashness. Lampas, lampasan.Range, row, rank. Baris, baujar, jajar, Rasp, a file. Kikir, kukur, kukuran,aturan, saf.Range, order, class. Pangkat.parok.Rasp, to file, to rasp. Kikir, kikirkau,Range, to be placed in order, to rank. kukur, parok, parokkau.Barbaris, mambaris, barbanjar, mambanjar,Rat (a). Tikus, muuduk, minchut.atur, baratur, maugatur. Rat (musk). Chinchurit, tikus-kasturi.Range, to set in rows, to dispose in order. Ratan. Rotan.Bariskan, mambariskan, banjarkan, Rate, price, estimation. Parmana, iirga,mangaturkan.Range, to rove over.kimat.Rate, to set a certain value on. Parma-Millaliii.nili, nilai, nianilai, timbang.Rate, to cliide, to reprove. Ajari, mangajari,t.igor, t.igori.Rather, preferably. Angar.Ratification, confirmation. Kataguhan,katatapan, /;arar, tai-rar.

RAT—REA [143] REA—RECRatified, confirmed. Tdguh, kataguh,tartatap, Aai-ar.tatiij),Ratify (to). Taguhkan, managuhkan,tatapi, manatapi, tatapkau, mclnatapkan,i'ararkan, takrarkan.Ration, fixed allowance of provisions.S;ira, masara.Ravage, to spoil. Rusak, marusak, barusakkan.Rave, to be delirious. Mamai, mangigau,ngigau, marep.Ravel, to tangle. Kosotkan, mangosotkan,janggalkan.kas.Raw, inespei-ienced. Bdbal.Reasonable, just. Patut, batul, banar.Ray, beam of light. Sinar, panSr.Reasoning, argument. Manrik, k'ias.Ray, the skate-fish. Pari.Rebeck. Rabab.Raze, to overthrow. Rubuhkiln, marubuhkan.Rebel, insurgent. Ordng-duraka, ki-amanjav.Razor. Pauchukur, pisau-chukur.Rebellion. Dui-aka.Reach, to touch with the hand extended. Rebellious. Duraka, barduraka.Chapai, manchapai.Rebuke (to). Ajari, mangajari, tagor,Reach, to arrive at, to attain. D-atang, managor.d'atangi, mand'atangi, sampai, sampaikan,Rebuke, reproof. Ajaran, tigoran.mafiampaikau.Recal, to call back. Undang-balik, pang-Reach, to hold out, to stretch forth. gil-balik.Unjuk, mangunjuk.Recede, to fall back, to retreat. Undur,Reach, to obtain. Dapat, mandapat, barundur, mangundur.dapati, dapatkan, mandapatkan, ulih,barulih, parulih, namu, tamu, bartamu.Read, to peruse ^vriting. Bacha, mambacha,mamacha.Read religious writings (to). Mangaji.Reap, to cut corn with a sickle. Katam,maugatam, manuwai.Reap, to gather, to obtain. Dapat, mandapat,dapati, dapatkan, mandapatkan,ulih, barulih, parulih, kdnakan, namu,tamu, bartamu.Rear, back, not front or van. Balakang,buri, tutup, iringan.Rear, to bring up. Asoh, mAng;isoh,didik, palchra, plehra, mamlehra,plehrakan, mamlehrakan, piyara, piyarakau.Rear, to educate, to instruct. Ajar, ajari,Ravelled. Kosot, janggal.mangajari, latik, malatik.Ravenous. Gagdras, galuj u, parok, maj oh, Rear-guard. Tutupan.murka.Rearing, act of bringing up. Palehra,Ravine. Jurang, churang.plehra.Ravish, to deflower. Rugul, marugul, Reason, cause, ground. D'asar, mula,kra.si, maugrasi, rusak, marusak, gagahi, purba, karana, karna, sabab.manggagahi.Reason, understanding. Budi, faham,Ravish, to delight. Rawankan, marawankan.paham, akal.Reason, to argue. BarA'ias.Ravished, delighted. Rawan, barawan. Reason, to debate. Barbachara, mambachara.Ravishment, delight. Raw3,n.Raw, not cooked. Mantah, mangkas. Reason, to discourse. Tutur, biirtutur,Raw, immature, unripe. Mantah, mang-manutur, barkata-kata, bachara, barbachara.Recede, to withdraw. Undur, barundur.Receive, to accept. Tarima, manarima.Receive, to take. Sambut, mailambut.Receive, to welcome. Sambut, maiiambut.Reader. Pambacha.Reader of the Quoran. ^ari.Receive, to take as a thing communicated.Ready, prepared. Sadiya, siyap, sikap, Kana, mangaua.lankap, sambarap, mastad.Receipt. Tarima.Ready at hand. Sadiya, /talllr.Receipt, written acknowledgment. Sm-attdrima.Ready, nimble, expedite. Chapat, pantas,lanchar, chakap.Recent, new. Baharu.Ready, willing. Sudi, suka.Recently, newly, lately. Baham-ini, baharu-bahariian,tadi.Ready, to get ready. Mauadiya, barsiyap,malangkap.Recital, narration. Bilangan, kawinan,Ready (to make), to prepare. Sildiyak4n, tutur, tuturan, bayan, chai'ita, charita,manadiyakan, siyapkan, sikapkan, dandani.Recite, to narrate, to tell. Bilang, mam-charitra, Atakayat, riiwayat, tasat.Real, genuine, true. Jati, sunguh.Really, truly. Sajati, sasungguh, sasungguhna.Realm. Karajiiau.bilang, bilangkan, mambilangkan, tutur,manutur, tutm-i, kawinkan, katakau,mangatakan, bayankan, mambayankan,charitakao, charitrakan, uiitakan.

Reciting, relating. Bartuturan, barkawinan.Reck, to heed, to regard. Ati-ati, ing^t,mangingat, ingatkau, usah, usahkan,eling, mangeling, eliugkan.Reckon, to count. Itung, m^ngitung,bilang, mambilang, kera, mangera,[144] RED—REGcliacliah, parmanai.Reckoning, account. Bilangan, ituugan, Redundancy, exuberance. Kalimpahan.parkeriiau, /tasab.Redundant. Limpah, barlimpah.Recline, to lean. Sandar, mafiaudar. Reef, chain of rocks. Tukun, gusong,Recline, to repose. Baring, barbaring, karang.mambaring.Recluse, hermit. Partapa, uban, zabld.Reel, to stagger.Refect, to refresh.Kilinchok.Santap.Recognition. Kanal, kanalau.Refection. Santapan.Recognise (to). Kanal, manganal.Recoil, to fall back. Undur, bArundur,kundur, maugundur.Recollect, to remember. IngS,t, mangingat,ingatkan, mdugingfttkan, eling,mangeling, kandug, manganang, kanangkan,sadar, maiiadar.Recollection, remembrance. Ingatan.Recommend, to praise. Puji, mSmuji.Recompense, reward. Gajih, upah, pahala.Recompense, requital. Balas, p&mbalas,pamal3,s, pambalasan.Recompense, to reward. Upahkan, mangupalikan,pahalakan.Recompense, to compensate. Balas, mambalas,balaskan.Recondite, secret. Samar.Reconnoitre, to view, to survej'. Maugamati.Reconnoitre, to spy. Sulu, maiiulu.Record, register. Daftar.Record, to register. Daftarkkan, p;1rtuliskan;Recover, to regain. Dapat-balik, dapatpula.Recovei', to grow well. Pulih, barsambuh.Recovered, restored, well. Pulih, sambuh.Recovery, restoration to health. Batah,sambuh.Recreation, amusement. Mayin-mayinau.Rectify, to make right. Batulkan, mambatulkau,bayiki, naiimbayiki.Rectitude, uprightness. Kabanaran.Recumbent, leaning, reposing. Baring,barbaring.Red. Merah, abang.Red (blood). Murab.Red (dark). Merah-tuwah.Red (dull). Merah-padam.Redeem, to ransom. Tabus, maniibus,tabuskan, miiiuibuskan, timpuhkan.Redeem, to release. Lapas, malapas,Iftpaskdn, malapaskau.Redemption, ransom. Tdbusan.Redemption, release. Kalilpasan.Red-lead, minium. Sadalanggam.Redolent. Mangaras, samarbak.Redoubt (a). Benteng, kubu.Redress, to amend. Bayiki, mambayiki.Reduce, to diminish. Korangkdn, mangorangkan.Reduce, to degrade from pl.ace. Pochot,mamochot, pochotkan.Refine, to purify. Suchikan, mAnuchikan,chuchikan, mflnchuchikdn, barsikkdn,sudi, manudi.Refine metals (to).Aus, auskan.Refit, to repair. Bayiki, mambayiki.Reflect, to consider. Ktoang, manganang,kera, barkera, rasa, marasa, fakar,pikir.Reflection, consideration. Rasiian, parasiian,pikiran.Reform, to amend. Bayiki, mambayiki.Refi-actory, disobedient. Biugal.Refrain, to forbear, to abstain. Tiiaii,tahan, manaan, mdnahan.Refrain, to restrain. Tiiani, manaan i,tahani, mauahani.Refresh, to cool. Sajukkftu, manajukkan.Refresh, to restore, to invigorate. Bagaskan,mambagaskftn.Refresh, to revive what is drooping. Sagarkan.Refresh, to cheer, to enliven. Sukakau,maiiukakan.Refreshed, cooled. Tarsajuk.Refreshed, invigorated. Bagas.Refreshed, revived as a plant. Sagdr.Refreshment, refection. Santapan.Refrigerate, to cool. Sajukkdu, manSjukkan.Refuge, shelter, protection, Lindung,lindungan, tad'uk, suwaka, I'il, awan,panah.Refulgent. GAmilang, bArsinaran.Refusal, denial. Angan, sangkal, katidiian.Refuse, to deny. Angdn, sangkal, mduangkal,laliii, mdlalui.Refuse, waste matter. Kumbi, dmpas,tai.Refutation.Refute (to).Tampdlik.Tampalikkdn.Regal. Dalam, barkarajiian.Regale, feast. Kanduri, jaga-jaga.Regale, to entertain. Bdrjamukdn, mdnjamukan.Regalia, ensigns of royalty. Kaprabiian.Regard, to look towards. Tuju, mdnuju.

REG—REL [ M5 ]REL—RELRegard, to obseiTe attentively. Intai,mangintai.Regard, to attend to. Ingat, mangingat,ingatkan.Regard, to heed, to mind. Indahkan,mangindahkan.Regard, to love. Tilik, manilik, kasih,mangasih, kasihkan, sayang, sayangkan.Regard, to have respect to, to relate to.Tautang, manantaug.Regard, attention of the mind. Ingatan.Regard, relation, reference. Tantangan.Region. Banuwa, rat.Register. Daftar.Register (to). Daftarkan, manuliskan.Regi-et. Sasal.Regret (to). Matidsal.Regular, coiTect. Batul, bauar.Regular, equal, even. Pajiat.Regular, agi-eeable to rule. Earaturan.Regulate, to arrange. Aturkan, mdngaturkan.Regulate, to direct. Prenta, mamrentali,prentahkan, mamrentahkan.Regulation, order, arrangement. Aturaii,paraturan.Regulation, i-ule, ordinance. Prentah,paprentah, und'ang-und'ang.Rehearsal, repetition. Ulangan.Rehearse, to repeat. Ulang, mangulang,barulang-ulangi.Rehearse, to relate. Bilang, mambilang,tutur, tuturi, kawinkan, bayankan,mambayankan, charitrakan, charitakan,ui'itakan.Reign, to enjoy sovereignty. Mangi'aja.Reign, royal authority. Karajaan.Rein, bridle. Kang, kand'ali.Reins, the kidneys. Ganjil, gaganjil,gagali, gili-gili, buwah-pingang.Reins, loins, small of the back. Pinggang,ginggal, gaginggal, ginjal, gaginjal.Reiterate (to). Baiiilang-ulani.Reiteration. Ulang, ulang-ulangan.Reject, to dismiss without compliance.Manidakan.Reject, to refuse. Sangkal, manankal.Reject, to throw aside. Buwang, mambuwang,champak.Rejoice, to be glad. Gamar, barsuka,manuka.Rejoice, to gladden. Bai-sukakan, maiiukakdn,parsukakan, sad'apkan, manad'apkan.Rejoiced, glad. Suka, sukachita.Rejoicing, making glad. Barsuka-sukJian.Rejoicing (act of). Kasukaan.Relapse, to revert to sickness. Kambu.Relate, to tell, to recite. Bilang, mambilang,bilangkan, mambilaugkan, tutur,tuturi, kawinkan, katakan, mangatakan,bayankan, mambayankan, charitrakan,charitakan, uritakau.Relate, to have reference. Tantang,manantang.Related, recited, narrated. Tarsabut,kacharita.Relation, recital. Bilangan, kawinan,tuturan, bayan, charitra, charita, /

REL—REN [146] REN—REPRely, to have confidence. Parchaya,arap, mangarap.Rely upon, to trust in. Parcliayakan,arapi, niangarapi, arapkan.Remain, to continue, to rest. B^rAnti,diyam, bilrdiyam.Remain, to rest over. Tinggal.Remainder, remnant. Tinggalan, pdningalan,baAri.Remainder, fragment. Sisa.Remainder, balance. PiujuLRemand (to). Pulangkan.Remark, to note. lugttt, mdngingat.Remark, note, notice. Ingatan.Remedy, i-esoui-ce. Gala.Remedy, medicine. Ubat, p^nawar, jampi.Remedy, to cure, to heal. Ubati, mangubati,tavyarkfln, m^n^warkan, sdmbuhkan.Remember, to bear in mind. IngAt,manginat, ingatkan, mangingfltkan.Remember, to recollect. Kauaug, manganaug,kanangkan, mangauangkan.Remembrance. Ingatan.Remind (to). Ingatkan, mAngingatkAn.Remiss, negligent. Aura, alpa.Remission, forgiveness. Ampun, pArampunan,maaf.Remission, act of sending back. Pulangan.Remorse. Sasal.Remote, distant. Jauh.Remote, alien, not agreeing. Layin, beda.Remotely. Jauh.Remove, to change place. Pind'ah, mamind'ah.Remove, to place at a distance. Jauhkdn,mdnjauhkan.Rend, to lacerate. Koyak, m^ngoyak,charik, rabit, subek.Render, to return. Pulang, mamulang,pulangkan, mftmulangkan.Render, to yield. Sarah, mandrah, sdrahkjln,m^iiarahkrin, i-abul.Rendition. Siirah, kabul.Renegade. Miirtad.Renew, to renovate. Bahariii, m.lmbabarui.Renew, to restore. Bayiki, m.lmbayiki.Renew, to repeat. Ulang, bdrulang,ulangi.Renounce, to disown. Sangkal, maiiangkal,munkir, mukir.Renounce, to cast off. LapaskAn, niAlapaskftn.Renounce, to forsake. Tinggalkan, maninggalkan.Renovate, to renew. Bahai'iii, miimbahariii.Renown, fame. Gab, nama.Renowned, famous. Gah, mAgah, tarmagah,tarnama, mas'hur.Rent, fissure. Chalah, Idkah, rAtah, rAngat,Rent, split. Balah.Rent of land or tenements. Sewah,bungah-tanah, pajag.Rent, to let to lease. Sewahkdn, mAiiewahkan.Rent, to be leased. Barsowah.Renter of public revenues. Bandar.Repair, to restore. Bayiki, mambayiki.Repair, to make amends. Balas, mambalas,bela, mambela.Repaired, restored, mended. Tarbayiki.Reparation, amends. BalAs, pambal.lsan.Repast, food, victuals. Makauan, santapan,parsautapan.Repay, to requite. Balds, mAmbala-s,bela, mambela.Repeat, to iterate. Ulang, ulangi.Repel, to drive back. Tolakkau, mAnolakkan,undux-ktin.Repent (to). Sasal, maiiAsal.Rei^entauce. Sasal, tubat, tubah.Repetition. Ulangan.Remissness, negligence. Aura, alpa. Replenish, to fill. PAnuhi, mdmAnuhi,Remit, to forgive. Ampuu, mangampun, panuhkan, isikan, mangisikAn.ampuni, mangampuni, mwafkau.Replete. Pauuh, isi, sabak, kdbak.Remit, to give up, to resign. Sarah, Reply, answer. Balas, pdmbalds, siiut,srab, mauarah, sarahkan, maiiarahkan. sahut, jawab.Remnant, residue. Tinggalan, pauinggalan.Reply, to answer. Saut, mAiiaut, saiiti,balas, mambalas, jawab, manjawab.Remonstrate (to). Adu, mangadu. Report, to give an account of Tunjukkan,manvmjukkdn, mambritakan, uritakan,xabai-kan.Report, rumom-. Buni, pAnangrlran, brita,writa, warita, urita.Report, account, story. Charitra, charita.Repose, to sleep, to be at rest. Tidor,adu, baradu.Repose, sleep, rest. Tidor, adu.Repose, quiet, rest. Diyam, kadiydman,sauangan, kasananan, santosa.Reposit, to lay up, Simpan, manimp4n,taruh, mAnaruh.Repository. Pilnaruhan.Reprehend, to reprove, to chide. Ajari,m.lugajari, tagor, manilgor.Reprehension, reproof. Ajaran, tagoran.Represent, to exhibit. Tunjuk, manunjuk,vmjuk, mangunjuk.Represent, to describe. Buka, mambuka,natakan, mdiiatakan, prikan.Represent, to submit. Adu, mAngadu,adukAn, mangadukdn, parsambahkAn.Representation, respectful submission.Adu, parsambahan.Representation, image, likeness. Gambar.

REP— [H7 3RES—RESRepresentative (a). Sulur, ganti, waA-il.Reprimand (to). Ajari, mangajari.Reprimand (a). Ajaran, tagoran.Represent, to censure. Upat, mangupat,salahkan, maiialahkan, pai-salahkan.Repress, to check, to restrain. Tagalikan,mauagahkan.Reproach, cen.sure. Cdlah, kachalaan,malu, chala-chula.Reproach (to). Manchalakan, m§,malui,malotarkan, mamangkis.Reprobate (a). Parlente.Reproof, censure. Ajaran, tagoran.Reprove, to censui-e. Ajari, mangajari,tagor, manager.Repudiate, to cast away. Buwang, m^mbuwang.Repudiate, to divorce. Ch^raikan, mancharaikdn,sarakkdn, maiiarakkan, ^alaikdn.Repudiated. Sarak, charai, tarsarak, tarcharai.Rejiudiation, divorce. Charai, parchdrai'an,Resin. Damai", giltah.sarak, tahh.Resist, to oppose. Lawan, mdlawan,Repugn, to oppose, to resist. Laliii, malaliii,lawani, laliii, malalui.salahi, salahkan, mdnalahkan. Resistance. Lawanan.Repugnant, contrary, opposite. Lawan, Resolute, bold, detei-mined. Brani, kalau,barlawan.barati, tagap.Reputation, good name. Nama.Resolution, mental firmness. Tatap-ati.Repute, to think, to hold, to reckon. Resolution, detennination, decision. Putusan.Kera, barkera, sangka, mariangka.Request, to ask, to solicit. Minta, pinta, Resound, to echo. Kamandang.maminta, poim, moun, mamoun, pohun,Resource, expedient. Upaya, gala.mohun.Respect, reverence, honour. Bakti, huvRequest, petition, asking. Pinta, parmintaan.mat, takrim, tal'im.Respect, relation. Tantaugan.Requii-e, to demand. Tuntut, manun-Respect, to have relation to. Tantang,tut.Requisite. Arus.Requital, return. Balas, pambalas, pS.mbalasan,bela, ka^as.Requital, retaliation. Papakrama.Requite, to repay, to retaliate. BaMs,mambalas, bela, mambela.Rescript, edict. Titah, sabda.Rescue, to set free. Lapaskan, mal4paskan,luj)utkan, maluputkan.Research, to enquire. Pareksa, preksa,preksai, mamreksiii, preksakan, mamreksakan.Reseai-ch, enquiry. Preksa, preksiian,kapreksaan.Resemble, to be like to. Akanakan,sakan, samakan, maiiamakan, sarupakan,maiiarupakan, sarupai, maiiarupai.Resembling, like. Salaku, sapurti, turut,satai-a, samuka, sarupa, siiupama, upama,laksana.Resentful. Bard-amd'am, bardangki.Resentment. D'amdJim, dangki.Reserve, to keep in store. Simpan, manimpan,tanih, mjlnai-uh.Resei-ve, to keep, to hold. Pagang,mamagang.Reserve, modesty. Malu.Reserved, shy. Changgong.Resei-voir, tank, basin. Palongan, tdlaga,kulam, sagai-an.Reside, to dwell. Diydm, bardiydm,mandiyam, d'udTik, bard'ud'uk, mand'ud'uk,tinggal, bartinggal, banimah.Residence, dwelling. Rumah, nimahtangga,tangga, kadiyamam, kad'ud'ukan,padalaman, tampat-diyam.Resident, dwelling, having an abode.Barumah.Residue. Tinggalan, paninggalan, baH.Resign, to give up, to surrender. Sarah,srali, sarahi, sarahkan, maiiarahi, manarahkan.Resignation, act of resigning. Pasrah,iabul.Resignation, patience. Diirita, drita, drana,sabar, tawakul.mandntang.Respect, to look toward. Tuju, mamiju.Respectable, worthy of respect. Bahurma,Respectful. Supan, barmaliian.Respecting, relating to. Akan, tantang.Respectively, particularly. Masuig-masing.Resperse, to sprinkle. Parchik, mamarchik,siram, maiiii-am, ii-us, mangii-us,jirus, dirus.Respiration.Respire (to).Nafas.Bamafas.Resplendent. Gamilang, gumilang, kuwung,sdrlah, barsri-srLRespond, to answer. Saut, sauti, mafiaut,maiiauti, baMs, mambalas, jawab,manjawab.Respond, to suit. Mamatut, mdrapat.Respondent. Barsautan.Response, answer. Siiut, siiutan, balas,pambalas.Rest, cessation of motion or action.Anti, antian, parantian, manang, kamanangan,diyam, kadiyaman.Rest, repose. Diyam, diyaman, kadiya-

KES—RET [148] RET—REVman, mdndng, kamaudngan, sAuaug, Retainer, adherent, dependent. Juwak,sauaugan, kasauangau, saiitosa, sajehtra.pangiiing,buwah.sakai, ponokawan, anak-Rest, peace. Damai, pardamiaii.Retaliate, to requite. Balas, mambalas,Rest, sleep. Tidor, adii.maniiuti, bela, mambela.siiuti,Rest (place of). Kadiyaman, paradiian. Retaliation. BalAs, pamalas, ijambal^san,Rest, remaiuder. Tiuggalau, pauinggalan,baXibela, papakrama, kdscis.Retard, to delay, to put off. Lambatkfm,Rest, others. Layin.mi'dambatkan, parlambatkan.Rest, to cease, to stop. Barauti, man&ug, Retardment. Parlambatan.diyam, bardyain.Retinue. Pangiriugan, ikur.Rest, to bo still. Tad'uh, bai-tad'uh, Retire, to withdraw, to retreat. Undur,diyaui, bardiyam.muudur, barimdur, lainit, malarut,Rest, to be tranquil. Biu-santosa, bardiyam,surud, surut.sanang, barsanang, maiiaug, bar-mauang.Retire (to cause to), to withdraw.durkan, mangundurkan.Uu-Rest, to cease from war. Bardamai. Retired, withdrawn. Undur, tdrimdur,Rest, to lie, to repose. Bai-bariug.Rest, to sleep. Tidor, bartidor, adu,baradu.Rest against (to). Sandar, barandar,mauaudar.Host, to put to 'repose. Baringkan,mambaringkan, tidorkan.Jiestful, tranquil. B.irsantosa.itestiog-place. Kadiyaman.Resting-place on a journey. Parsingalian.Restitution, act of restoring. Kambalikan.Restive, stubborn. Tagar.larut.Retired, solitary, secluded.Retirement, seclusion.Suiii.Xalwat.Retract, to disavow. Sangkal, manankal.Retreat (to). Undur, mundur, baruudui-,larut, malaiiit, sumd, sm-ut.Retreat, to retu-e to a i^lace of security.Malindung.Retreat, place of security. Lindungan.Retrench, cut off. Rauipuug, marampung.Retrenchments (militai-y). Benteng,kubu.Retribution, compensation. Balas, pam-Restless, uneasy, ill at ease. Lisali, kalakasahbaliisan,bela.Restoration, restitution. Kambalikan.Retrieve, to recover.Retrieve, to repair.Pulih, mamulih.Bayiki, mfimbayiki.Rest(jration, recovery from a bad state. Return, to come or go back to the samePulih.place. Pulang, kdmbali.Restoration, recovery from sickness. Return, to answer. Balas, mambalas,Sambuh.Restorative (a). Parmulih.siiut, mailaut.Return, to revisit. Balik, barbalik.Restore, to return. Balikkan, kambalikkan,Return, to bring or send back. Pulang-pulangkan, mamulangkan.kan, kambalikan.Restore, to set right. Pulih, mamulih. Return, to send, to transmit. Antai-,Restore, to heal. Sambuh, mdnambuh. mangantar, kirim, bri-pargi.Restore, to rej^air. Bayiki, maiubayiki. Return, to I'ctort. Balaskau, mambalaskan.Restore, to revive. Idupi, maugidupi.Restrain, to repress, to keep in. Tahani, Return, act of coming or going back.tahankan, mauahankau, manahani, pantangkan,tagahkan, mriuagahkan, tagorkan,Pulangan, kambaliau.Return, retrogression. Undur, mundur.mauagorkan.Return, repayment. Bayaran.Restrained, rciircssed, checked. Pantang,tartahan.Return, profit.laba.Pulangan, batl, untung,Restraint, check. Pantang.Return, retribution. Balas, pamalas.Restraint, prohibition. Larangan.Reveal, to disclose. Katarakan, talelchkAn,ResiUt, consequence. Banguuua, kasudahan.buka, mambuka.Revealed, disclosed. Katara, talelch, tarbuka,Resume, to take back. Ambil-balik.I'ahir.Resurrection,Revel, to carouse. Barjaga-jaga, kftnd'uri./i'ianiat.Resurrection day. Ari-Z;iamat.Revel, carousal. Parjagiian, kand'uri.Resuscitate (to). Idupi, maugidupi. Revelation, manifestation. Katariian.Retail (to). Echer, ngecher, Jav.Revenge, passion of. Dangki, d'amd'am.Retain, to keep, to hold. Pagang, tanggungkiin,Revenge (divine). Tulah.niananggungkan.Revenue, taxes, l^pti, upati, Jiajag, /«uil.Retam, to withhold, to keep l)ack. Tahani,tahankAn, m3,nahani, ininaliaukfln.Revenue, income.tan, hiitsi].PAruiihan, pardapa-

REV—RIC [ 149 ]RIC—RIGReverence, obeisance. Sainbah, bakti, Rice (water-land). Padi-sawah.l>angabakti, kabakfiau.Rice (upland). Padi-umah, padi-ladang.Reverence, honour. Hiirmat, takrim. Rich, wealthy, oj^ulent. Kaya, barband'a,Reverence (to). Takuti, manaJiuti, takutkau,artawan, yani.manakutkan.Rich, costly, valuable. Larang, indah.Reverse, to tui-n upside do\vn. Balikkan, Rich, abounding, plentiful. Limpah, barlimpah.mambalikkan.Reverse, to tui-n back. Balikkdu, kanabalikan.Rich, fertile. Gamuk.Riches, wealth, opulence. Kakayiian,Reverse, change. Ganti, pargantian, awang, wang, arta, baud'a, dawalat,salin, salinan, parsalin, ubahan, parubahau.mal.Rid, to free, to deliver. L^paskan, maldpaskan,Reverse, misfortune. Chalaka, mara,luputkan, maluimtkan.karma.Rid, to clear, to free. Chuchikan, manuchikan.Reverse, a contrary, an opposite. BalLua.Reversed, turned upside down. Balikbalak,Riddle, sieve. Ayak.tarbalik.Riddle, to sift. Ayak, mangayak, ayak-Revert, to return. Pulang, kdmbali.kau, maugayakan.Revery, delirium. Ngigau.Riddle, enigma, puzzle. Pauarka, taki,Revery, vision. Mimpi.gurindam.Review, to survey. Pandang, mamandang. Ride, to be cai-ried in or by any vehicle.Review, survey. Pandang, pandangan. Nayik, manayik, kandara, mangandara,Revile, to reproach. Maki, mamaki, barmakikan.tuuggang, manunggang.Ride on or in some velucle (to). Nayik-Revilement, contumelious language. Maid. kan, manayikkan, kandariii, mangandariii,Revive, to return to life. Sadar, maila-tuuggangkan, mauimggangkan.dar.Revive, to bring to life. Sadarkau,maGadarkan.Revive, to refresh. Sajukkan, manajukkan,sagarkan.Revolve, to roll in a circle. Putar,mamutai', mubang, idar, mangidar,pusing, kitar, mangitar.Ridicule (to). Sinder, maiiiuder.Revolve, to roll any thing round. Putarkan,mamutarkan, mubangkan, idarkau, rampas, rayah, marayah, rabut, mara-Rifle, to rob, to pillage. Ramjias, ma-mangidax'kan, paridarkan, pusingkau, but, samun, mauamun, rusak, mS,-kitarkan, mangitarkan.rusak.Revolution, rotation. Paridaran.Rift, cleft, fissure. Balah, blah, sigar.Reward. Gajih, upah, pamalas, pambalasan,pahala.maiiigar.Rift, to spUt, to cleave. Mambalah,Reward, to give in return. Baldskan, Rifted, cleft. Balah, kasigar.mamalaskan.Rig, to et-^uip. Langkap, langkapi, laug-Reward, to pay, to recompense. Mangupahkan,pahalakan.Rheum, a cold. Salsamah, brlrsin.Rheumatism. Sangal.Rhinoceros. Badak.Rhinoceros (one-horned). Badak-gajah.Rhinoceros (two-horned). Badak -karbau.Rhinoceros horn. Sumbu, sumbuli, chulabadak.Rhinoceros bird,Rhyme. Kafiyiih, saja.Rib of an animal. Iga, rusuk.Rib, timber of a ship. Susuh, tajuk, igaiga.Ribald, base, mean. Ina.Riband (a). Fitah, pitah.Rice in the straw. Padi.Rice threshed and in the husk. Gabah.Rice freed from the husk. Bras.Rice (cooked). Nasi.Ride on horseback Nayik-kuda.Ride on an elephant. Nayik-gajah.Ride in a carriage. Nayik-kareta.Ridge, rising ground. Parmatang.Ridge, top of the roof uf a building.Bumbungan, Ijubuiigan, babungan.Ridicule, derision. Sindcr, siuderan.kapkan.Rigged, equipped. Langkdp, tarlangkdp.Rigging, equipment. Langkapan, kalangkapan.Rigging of a ship. Ambong, tali-tuwali,tambiraug, tamirang.Right, straight. Batul, bauar.Right, just, equitable. Batul, banar,adil.Right, fit, suitable. Patut, anis, amau.Right, true. Batul, banar, sungguh.Right, correct. Batul, banar, kanchang.Right, not left. Kanan.Right, justice. Kaadilan, hak.Right side (the). Sablah-kanan, daksina.Right and left, on both sides. Kanaukiri.Right (to set). Dandani, mandandani,bayikki, mambayikki.Rightly, justly. Sabanarna, .sabdtulna.

Rightly, properly, fitly.RIG—RIS [ 150 ]RIS—ROCSapatutna, dang^n-sapurtifia.Rightly, ti'uly. Sasungguhfia.Rightly, cori'ectly. Sabatulua, sabanarua.Rightness, coiTCctness. Kabatulan, kabanaran.Rigid, stiff. Tagar, kakas, kaku, kanchang.Rigidity. Katagaran.Rigour, severity, sternness. Kakrasan.Rigorous, severe. Tagar, kras.Rill, streamlet. Anak-ayar, auak-sungai,alor-aloran, serokan.Rim, border. Tapi, tapis, pinggir, paminggir,susor.Rime, hoar frost. Ambun-upas.Rimple, wrinkle, fold. Kratut, krut, lijjat,lipatan, parlipatan.Rimpled. Kratut, barkratut.Rind, husk, bark. Kulit.Ring, to sound as a bell. Dardng-bard^rang.alor-aloran.Road, public way. Jalan, lorong, lurung,saleh, margi.Road, roadstead. Labuhan, pAlabuhan.Ring, sound of a bell. Darang.Roam, to wander. Jajah, ngambara, kambara,Ring, ornamental hoop. Simpai.maugamliara, nglana.Ring, circle. Bulat, chakra, dairah, dai-Roaming, act of wandering. Kambara,nglana, kalana.Roar, to ciy aloud. Tariyak, bdrtAriyak,rat.Ring, link. Xall-ah.Ring (ear). Krabu, krabung, krabil,subang.Ring (finger). Chinchin.Ring for the upper ai-ms. Kilat-bau.Ring for the wrists. GAlang.Ring for the ankles. Krouchong.Ring-finger (the). Pamanis.Ringlet, curl. Ikal, igal.Ringworm, circular tetter. Kurap.Rinse, to wash. Basuh, mambasuh.Riot, sedition, uproar. Aru-ara, uru-ara,aru-biru, geger, gugah, kalut, gampar.Rip, to tear, to lacerate. Rabit, chabek,koyak, subek.Rise, to get up. Bangkit, baugun, bftrangkat,bflrd'iri.Rise, to spring, to gi'ow. Timbul, mt,-nimbul, tumbuh, mauumbuh.Rise, to swell in quantity or extent.Nayik, manayik.Rise, to appear in view. Timbul, m.lnimbul,tHrbit, manarbit.Rise, to increase. Tambah, bartambah,nayik, miiiiayik.Rise, to proceed from. Tarbit, mfl.nilrbit.Rise in height (to). Juluk, miinjuluk.IJise in rank or fortune (to). Juluk,manjuluk, nayik-basar.Rise, to be erected. Bard'iri.Rise, getting up. Bangunan, bangkitan,kabaugkitau.Rise, ascent. Nayik.Rise, spring, source. Poun, pokok, ulu,trah, mula, purba, asal.Rise, increase, augmentation. Nayik.Rise and fall, up and down. Nayik-turim.Risk, hazard, peril. Bahaya, baya, payah,mai-a.Risk, to hazard, to peril. B^rbahaya.Risk, to venture, to dare. B&rani, brani.Rivage, shoi-e, coast. Pantai, tapi-laut,pasisir.Rival, antagonist. Lawan, mungsuh, musuh,satru.Rival, to be competitors. Lawan, malawan.Rivalry, competition. Lawanan.River (a). Sungai, kali.Rivulet. Sungai, anak-sungai, anak-ayar,mangkis.Roar as a tiger (to). Tangguh, manangguh.Roar as the sea (to). Daru, dru, mandaru,mdndru.Roast (to). Panggung, bu.Roast in the ashes. BambAm,Roast flesh meat (to). Ganggang.Rob, to plunder, to pillage. Rompak,mdrompak, rami^as, marampas, rayah,marayah, rabut, marabut, samun, maiiamun,mangechu, jarah, manjarah.Rob, to steal, to thieve. Churi, manchuri.Rob by day, or on the highway (to)Begal, mambegal.MamaUug, pandung, maRipe, mature in growth. Masak, ranum.Ripe, finished, perfect. Masak, tuwah, Rob by night.bartviwah.mandung.Ripen, to mature. Masakkan.Robber, plunderer. Parompak, paiiamun,Ripeness. Kamasakan.kechu, badawi.Rise, to ascend. Nayik, bangkit.Robber, highwayman. Pambegal.Robber (night). Pamaling.Robber, thief. P3,nchuri.Robbery. Parompahan.Robbery (day). Pambegalan.Robbery (night). Pamalingan, pandimganRobbery, theft. Churi, panchurian.Robe, loose gown. Kabaya.Robe (presentation). P^rsalin, xSlat.Robe, to dress, to invest. Pakai, mdmakai.Robust, lusty. Tdgdp.Rock (a). Batu.Rock, reef Karang.Rock, to be agitated. Ayuu, mftngayun,goyang, mdnggoyang.

ROC—ROS [151] ROT—RUBRock, to shake. Ayunk^n, mangayunk^n,goyangk3,n, manggoyangkjiii.Rocket, fire arrow. Charawat.Rockwork. Karang-karangan.Rocky. Barbatu.Rod, a staff. Tongkat.Roe, eggs offish. Talor-ikan,Rogue, vagabond. Risau, sibanasa, bangsat,durjana.Roint, aroynt, begone. Aiiah, iiah, lalu.Roll, to have a rolling motion. Guling,milngguling.Roll, to cause to roll. Gulingk^n, tn^nggulingkc^n.Roll, to roll up. Gulung, manggulung.Roll, to revolve, to turn round. Giling,manggiliug.Roll, to cause to revolve. Gilingkan,mangilingkan.Roll, to be tossed. Uyung, manguyung.Roll, volume. Gulungan.Roll, to toss. Uyungkan, manguyungkan.Roll, to toss as a ship. Leuggang, ma-Roll, swell of the sea. Balumbang, bakat.Rolled, tossed about. Uyung-goyang.Roller (a). Gulung, gidungan, gilingan,panggulung, pauggiling.Romance, a fable. Charitra, charita,palitar.Romance, fiction. Boung.Roof of a house. Babungan, bubungan,•bumbung.Roof (thatch of). Kajang, atap.Roof of the mouth. Langit-langit, lalangit.Room, space, compass. Luwasan, kaluwasan.Room, place unoccupied. Tampat, laman.Room, stead. Ditampat, ganti.Room, unoccupied opportunity. Dan.Room, apartment. Bilik, kamara.Room (bed). Paradiian.Roomy. Lapang, laga, luwas.Roost, to perch as a bird. Angkap, inger,tingger.Root of a plant. Akar.Root, original cause. Poun, pokok, ulu,mula, purba, asal.Root, to tvu"n up the earth with the snout.Sundol, maiiundol, sungkur, maiiungkur,dungkir.Rope (a). Tali, kalat.Rot, to decay, to decompose. Raput,anchur, manganchur.Rotation, act of revolving. Idaran, pilngidaran,ubangan.Rotatory. Barubangan.Rotten, decomposed. Anchur, rAput.Rotten, fetid. Busuk.Rough, rugged. Kasat, gasap, kasap.Rough, uneven. Krutu.Rough, unpolished. Kasar.Rough, harsh to the taate. Padar.Round, circular, spherical, cylindrical.Bulat, buntar.Round, a circle. Bulat, chakra, chakrawala,chikar, dairat.Round, about, in a circular course. KAliling,barkaliling.Round, circidarly. Kaliling, bdrkaliling.Round about. Idar-idir.Round, to surround, to encircle. Kdlilingkan,mangalilingkan, idari, mangidari,mangapung, kapungkan, mangApungkan.Round, to move about anythmg. Mubangi,mubangkan.Round, to send round, to send about.Paridarkan.Round, to go round, to revolve. Mubang,idar, mangidar.Rounds, military patroles. Rond'a.Rouse, to awake from sleep or repose.Bangunkan, gugah, manggugah.Rout, rabble. Ina-dina, i-ucha.Rout, defeat. Alah, kalah, tiwas, tiwasan.Rout, course. Jalan, panjalanan, margi.Rout, to defeat. Alahkan, mangalahkdn,pachahkan.Routed, defeated, broken. Alah, taralah,pachah, pachah-balah, pura-paranda,pura-parik.Rove, to wander. Kambara, ngambara,mangambara, kalana, miingalana.Rover, rambler, Orang-kambara, orangkalana.Rover, pirate. Parompak.Row, line, rank, file. Baris, jajar, lari,aturan, banjar, saf.Row, to oar. Dayung, bardayung.Row with paddles. Kayuh, barkayuh,mangayuh.Rower. Anak-dayung.Royal, regal. Dalam.Royalty. Karajiian.Ropes of a ship, running rigging. Talitumali.Rub, to fret. Gosok, manggosok, gosoki.Rub, to wipe. Sapu, manapu.Rosary, beads to coimt prayers with. Rub, to stroke. Urut, mangurut.TasbiA.Rub down as a horse. Karok, mangiirok.Rose (the). Mawar, bunga-mawar. Rub out, to erase. Karek.Rose-water. Ayar-mawar.Rub upon, to rub hard. Kisil, mangisil,Rosin, resin. Damar.gisik.Rostrum. Beak or bill of a bird. Paroh, Rub up, to burnish, to polish. Upam,chuchuk, tutuk.Rostnim, head of a ship. Jongor.m^ngupam.Rub, difficulty. Suk&ran, kasukarau, duka.

RUB—RUN [ 152 ]RUN—SADRubbish. Sampah.Run against, to collide. Dimpit.Ruby. Merah.Rim away, to flee, to escape. Lari,Ructation, belching. Sdrdawa.buwang-balakang.Rudder. Kamud-i.Run away with (to). Larikdn, mdlarikdn.Rude, untaught, ignorant. Babal. Runaway marriage. Lari-kawin.Rude, rough, coarse of manners. Kasar, Runaway, fugitive. Palari.bod'o, kaku.Run over, to ovei'flow. Limpah, malimpah,Rude, rough, uneven. Krutu.barlimpah.Rude, violent. Garang, kras.Run a muck. Mangamuk.Rudeness, ignorance. Babalan.Runner, messenger. Suruhan, pasuruli,Rudeness, violence. Kakrasan, panggagahan.pdkiriman, achang, upas, kasTd.Rudiment, unshapen original. Bakal.Running.Rupee.Palarian.Rupyah.Rue, to regret. Sftsal, maiidsal.Rupture, breach. Putusan, kaputusan.Rue, the plant. Sadab.Rui^ture, hei-nia. Burnt.Rueful, mournful. Susah, susah-ati, sayu. Rupture, to break. Putus, putuskan,Ruffle, to disorder. Kratutkan.mamutus, mamutuskan.Ruffle, to disturb. Arukan, mangarakan, Riiptured, broken. Putus, tarputus.gad'uhi, maugad'uhi, gad'ukkan, ganggu,mangnnggu.Ruse, cunning, art.hanar.Daya, polah, tipu,Ruffled, rumpled. Barkrdtut, lusuh. Rush, a flag, a sedge. Karchut.Rugged, rough. Kasat, gasap, kasap. Rush upon, to charge violently. Tai-kam,Ruin, demolition. Karubuhan.mdndrkdm, sai-bu, maiiarbu.Ruin, destruction. Kakaraman, pAmbdnasiian,Rush (a). Tarkam, sdrbu.laburan.Rust. Tai.Ruin, to subvert, to demolish. Rubuhkan,Rust (iron). Tai-bdsi.mdrubuhkdn.Rust (coppei-). Tai-tdmbaga.Ruin, to destroy. Karamkdn, mdngaramkan,Rustic, clown, countryman. Orangkan,b;1nasa, mambanasa, bfiuasad'usun,ordng-desa, ordng-gunung.inilmbauasakan, rusak, marusak, Ruth, mercy, pity. Kasihan, bdlns,rusakkau, marusakkan.balasan, pilu, raAamat.Rule, to govern, to sway. Pdreutah, Ruthful. Barkasihan, bdrbdlas, barpilu.prentah, m.lmrentah, pdrtuwankAn, Ruthless, cruel. Galak, buwas, bangis.»mamangku.Rule, government, sway. PArentah, prentah,iJrentahan, pdpreutahan, ampiian.Rule, canon. Prentah, prentahau, papatah,oABBATH (the). Ari-domingo, minggo.titah, K-anim, Aiikam.Sabre, falchion. Sams'ir.Rule, to mark with lines. Mambaris, Sack, bag. Karung, kadut, taju.bariskdn.Sack, to put in a sack. Mangarung.Rulei-, governor. Paprentah, pAngulu,amir.Ruler, supreme ruler, sovereign. Yang,dipartuwan, ratu, raja.Rulor, instrument for drawing lines.Miatrir.Ruminate, to chew the cud. Mdngugu.Ruminate, to muse. Mangugii.Rummage, to search. Jarah, sdlangkar.Rumour, bruit, fame. Warita, urita,brita.Rump, end of the back bone. Chanonot.Rump, buttocks. Pungung.Run, to flee. Lari.Run, to move quickly. Lari.Run, to flow, to stream. Leleh, mdlcleh,alir, ngalir, mangalir.Run, to melt. Anchur, manganchur.Run, to pass. Lalu.Run aftei', to pursue. Burn, mambiu-u,usir, mdngusir.Run after, to follow. Iriiig, bariring.mangiring.Sack, to pillage, to plunder. Pampas,mfu-ampas, rayah, mdrayah, rusak,mdnisak, rabut, mardbut.Sack, pillage, plunder. Rampasan, rayaliau,rdbutan.Sacrament, oath. Sumpah, sumpahan.Sacred, holy. Mui'adas.Sacred, inviolable. Larang, bdrlarangan,tarlarang.Sacrifice, to immolate. Sdmbdleh, mdndmbdleh.Sacrifice (a). Sdmbdlehan, kurban.Sad, sorrowful. Susah, gondah, ngdrana,sayu, duka, dukachita.Sad, melancholy. Ldnguk, bdrldnguk.Sad (to be). Ldnguk, maldnguk.Sad, gloomy. Muram, sui'dm.Saddle. Kdkapa, palana, sela.Sadness, sorrowfulness. Sui^ahan, kasusahan,susah-ati, gond'ah, duka, dukachita.Sadness, melancholy, gh^om. Murdni,

SAF—SAL [153] SAL—SAVSafe, secure, not exposed to danger.Taguh, sajelitra.Safeguard, protection. Linduug, lindungan,nawung.Salute, to kiss. Chyum, mtochyum.Salvage. Gantun^-layar.Salve, unguent. Ubat-miiiak, masuA.Salver (a). Cheper, talam, puwan, dulang.Same, identical. Satu-sabagai, sama,sarupa.Safeguard, convoy. Songsoug, songsongan.Safety. Sajehtra, salamat.Safflower. Kasumba-jawa.Saffron. Kumkuma, kungkuma.Same, ecjual. Satara, pad'a, sama.Sagacious, acute. Tajam, cMrdik, budimau,Sample, specimen. Chonto, macham.bijak, bijaksana.Sanctify, to ratify. Taguhkan, mrina-Sage (a). Biku, wiku, bagawan, pand'ita. 'guhkan, tatapi, mftnatapi, tatapkan,Sage, sapient. Bijaksana, barbudi, budiman,mdnatapkan, /rararkau, tai-rarkdn.aailf.Sanction, ratification. Kataguhan, kata-Sago. SagiLt^pan, /carar, taArrar.Sanctity, holinesss. Aadiis.Said, uttert-d, reported. Tarsabut, tdrkata,tarbilang.Sanctuary, shelter, protection. Lindung,Sail of a vessel. Layar.lindungan, nawung, tad'uh, suwaka,Sail (to loose or uufurl). Babar-layar. aman, panah, I'il.Sail (to make). Pasang-layar.Sand. Paser.Sail (to lower). Suh.Sandbank, sandy shoal. Bating.Sail (to shorten). Pungut-layar.Sandal (a). Tarumpah, ti-umpah, d'ulaug,Sail, to navigate. Layar, barlayar, malayar.charpu.Sandal-wood. Chand'aiia.Sail in company (to). Saying.Sane, sound, healthy. Naman, siyuman.Sail on a wdnd, to beat. Beluk.Sanguinary, cruel. Galak, baugis, buwas.Sail free (to). Turut.Sanguine, warm, ai'dent. Panas, angat.Sail by tacking. Renang.Sap, juice of plants. Aris, gitah.Sail, to set sail, to put Sap, to undermine. Gasir.to sea. Tulak,manulak.Sail (main). Layar-agung.Sap-wood.Sapan-wood.Gubai, gubal.SApang.Sail (fore). Layar-topeng.Sapid, tasteful, palatable. Sad'^p, laj5t.Sail (mizen). Layar-paiiurung.Sapience. Kabijakan, kabudiau.Sail (top). Layar-pangapak.Sapient. Bijaksana, b^budi, budiman,Sailing, navigating. Layaran, parlayaran, aarif.palayaran.Sapling. Anak.Sailor. Anak-prau, sdnawi, xalasi.Sapphire (the). Xila, manila, nilam.Saint (Hindu). Rasi, maharasi.Sash, belt. Salind'ang, tali-pinggang, hdbad,Saint (Mahomedan). Wali, «ufi.babat.Sake, end, account. Karana, karna. Satan. S'etan.Salacious, lustful, libidinous. Gat4l, cbabul,Satchel. Pundi-pundi, papundi.dukana.Satiate, to satisfy, to fill. Kaii.lngkan,Salad. Salad-a.puwaskan, mamuwaskan.Salam, salutation. Tabek, salam.Satiate, to full, to glut. Jamukan.Sal-ammoniac. Sadar.Satiated, filled, satisfied. Kaud-ng, puwas.Salary. Upah, gajih, balanja, blanja. Satiated, glutted. Jamu, bosan.Sale, act of selling. Juwal, juwalan, parjuwalan,Satin. A^alas, intalas.juwal -bli.Satisfaction, contentment. Sapuwas, sk-Saleable, vendible, in demand. Larah. nangan, kasanAngan.Saliva. Ludah, liyor.Satisfied, satiated, full. Puwas, kslnang.Sallow. Basai.Satisfied, contented. S^d'ap, sad'ap-ati,Salt (common). Gai-am.sdnS.ng.Salt, having the ta.ste Satisfy, to of salt. Masin,fill, to satiate ; v. Satiate.asin.Satisfy, to content. Puwaskan, mdmuwaskan,Salt, to pickle with salt. Garami, mang-sad'apkan, mdiiAd'apkan.Saturated with water. Kaayaran.Salt meat, pickled flesh. Pakasam. Saturday. Ari-sabtii.Saltant, leaping. Barlompatan.Saucer (a porcelain). Piring.Saltation, jumping. Lompatan.Saucy, pert. Changgch.Salted, pickled in salt. Masin.Savage, -wild man. Orang-utan.Saltpetre. Sdndawa.Savage, wild. Utan, b^rutan.Salutation. Tabek, salam, taslim.Save, except. Aiia, kachuwali.Salute, to greet. Tabek, bartabek, birsalam.Save, to preserve, to lay by. Simp4u,maiiimpau.X

SAV-SCA [154] SCA— SCOSave oneself, to escape by flight. Malarikan-d-iri.Save one's life (to). Malarikan-iiawa.Saving, frugal. Garni.Saviour (the). Masiha.Savour, flavoui-. Lasat.Savoury. Sad'ap, lazat.Saw, the tool. Garaji, gdrgaji, graji.Saw (to). Maugaraji.Saw, proverb, adage. Saloka, upama,pdngupama.Say, to speak. Tutur, m&nutur, sayir,bachara, kata, mdngata.Say, to utter, to pronounce. Sabut,mafiabut.Say, to utter as a command. Titali,manitah, sabda, maiiabda.Say, to rehearse. Bilang, mambilang,kawinkan, mangawinkan, bayaukan,ch^ritakan, maSaritakan.Scatter, to disperse, to dissipate.Charaibaraikfln.Scatter, to throw loosely about. Amborkan,mangamborkan, sibarkan, maiiibarkan,sabarkarkan, mandbark^n, taburkau,manaburkdn.Scattered, dispersed. Charai-barai, kabung,porak-parik.Scattered, thrown loosely about. Ambor,tarambor, baramborau, sibar, sftbar,tabur, kaparan, bai-palanting.Scene (dramatic). Geler.Scent, odour, smell. Ban.Scent, to smell. Chyum, manchyum.Scent, perfume. Bau-baiian, ganda.Schedule. Daftar.Scheme, plan. Reka, ranchana, banguii,gaya.Scheme, contrivance. Daj^a, p^daya,iipaya.Scheme, to plan. Rekakan, marekakcin,Saying, an expression. Kata.Saying, proverb. Saloka, ujjama, jjAngupama.bangnnkan.Scheme, to contrive, to devise. Dayakiln,Sayings or traditions of Mahomed. IIMig. mandayakan, upayak&n, mtlngupayakan.Scab (a). Kruping.Scabbard, sheath. Saruug, rangka. Schism, heresy. Badat.Scaffold (builder's). Eakit.Scholai", pupil, disciple. Palajar, chantri,Scaffold, stage, platform. Nanglung.santri, marid.Scald, burn. Malapuk.Scholar, man of letters. Bujangga.Scale of a fish or reptile.School, academy. Laugar, madrasa.Sisik.Scaled, squamous. Barsisik.Science, knowledge, ^lam.Scale, to climb. Panjat, mamaujat. Scimetar. S'ams'ir.Scale, balance. Traju, naraju, ndracha. Scissor. Gunting.Scaly. Barsisik.Scold, to rail. Maki, mdmaki.Scan, to examine with care. Alusi, Scolo2)endra, the centipede. Pasan, sipAsan,mdngalusi.kalabang, klabang, alipan, lipan.Scandal, opprobrious censure. Chin-Scoop, a ladle. Suduk, sand'uk, send'uk,chala.chid'uk, chund'uk, gayong.Scandal, shame, reproach. Chala, kachS,- Scoop, to lade out. Sud'uk, manud'uk,liian, chala-chula, malu.chid'uk, mS,nid'uk.Scandalise, to reproach. Manchalakan, Scope, aim, intention. Arab, tuju.mamaliii.Scandent, climbing as a plant. Barayajj.Scope, mark.Scope, room.Tujiian.Tampat, laman, kaluwasan.Scanty, narrow. Sclsak.Scapula, shoulder-blade. Balikat, tamparan-namu.Score, notch, incision. Garis, guris, garisan.Scar, blemish on the skin. Parut.Score, twenty. Kod-i.Scar, cicatrix. Salaput.Score (to). Garis, guris, m^nggaris.Scarce, not plentiful. Laraiig.Scoria, dross. Tai.Scarce, rare, uncommon. Jarang, miial, Scorn, contempt. Chucha, malu.mahal.Scorpion (the). Kala, kalajaugking.Scarcity. Korangan, kakor^ngan.Scoundrel, rascal. Bangsat, durjana.Scare, to fright. Takuti, m^iiakuti. Scour (to). Sapu, mfi,iiapu.Scarecrow. Salayut.Scour or brush the teeth (to). Sugi, ma-Scarf (a). Salimjjai, sand'ang, tatampan, Sugi.tatapan.Scarf, to throw loosely over the shoulders.Scourge, a whip. Pachu, chamti, chabuk,chumuk, jai'iampi.Salimpaikau.Scourge, to whip, to lash. PachukAn,Scarlet weighing bean. Saga.palu, niAmalu, sapu.Scate fish. Bari.Scout (a). Solo, sulu, paiiulu, mata-mata,Scath, damage. Rugi, karugVan, lingkab. kapatangan.Scathe, to damage. Kugi, niftrugikftn, lingkab,Scout (to). Maiiulu.malingkab.Scowl, gloom. Murani,surain.

SCO—SEA [155] SEA—SECScowl, frown. Masam-muka.Sea (at). Tangah-laut.Scowl, to frown. Barmasam-muka. Sea (to put to). Lauti, malauti.Scramble, to seize at eagerly. Ragas, Sea (the open). Lautan.maragas.Scranch, to craunch. Karot, mdngarot.Seaboard.Sea-bi-eeze.Pasisir, pa.sisiran, ilir.Angin-laut.Scrap, a part, a detached piece. Sakrat, Seal, phoca. Gajah-mina.Seal, signet. Chap, mutrai.Scrap of cloth, patch. Tampal.Seal (royal), royal signet. Malakat.Scrape (to). Karut, mangai-ut, kukur, Seal, to stamp with a seal. Manchapi.barkukur.Sealed. Barchap, tarchap.Scrape, to remove or take off by scraj^ing. Sealing-wax. Lak.Kikis, karik.Seal-ring. Chinchin-chap.Scraper, rasp. Kukuran.Seam. Jaitan, dodoman.Scraps, fragments, leavings.Seaman, sailor. Anak-prau, sanawi, xalasi.Sisa.Scratch (to). Garut, mangarut, gam,mangaru.Seaport. Palabuhan, labuhan, bandar.Scratch, to claw. Chakar, raauakar. Sear, dry, not green. Layu.Scratch, score. Garis, garisan.Search, to make search. Chahari, manchahari,Screech (to). Arib, arip, mangarip, Baring,salongkar, preksa, mamreksa.maiiaring, makeh, mamakeh, tampik,manampik.Search, to examine.Search, examination.Preksiii, mamreksai.Kapreksiian.Screech (a). Arib, arip, naring, m^keh, Sea-rover, sea-robber. Parompak.tampih.Screen, to shelter, to protect. Lindungi,Sea-shore.Sea-sick.Pantai-laut, tapi-laut.Mabuk-ombak.lindungkan, malindungkan, nawuugi, Season, time. Masa, mangsa, kutika,nawungkan, manawungkan, tad'uhkan, katika, kala, dewasa, musTm, wai'tu.langkari.Season (the dryj. Kamarau.Screen, to shelter with an umbrella. Season (the wet). Rand'ang.Payungkan.Season of easterly winds. Muslm-timur.Screw (a). Uler, paler-itik.Season of westerly winds. Musfm-barat.Scribble (to). Karut, mangarut.Seat, place of sitting on. D'ud'ukan,kad-ud-ukan, lungguh, kalungguhan.tampat-d'ud'uk.Seat, residence, dwelling. Kadiyaman,kad'ud'ukan, rumah.Seat, to place on a seat. D'ud'ukkan,mand'ud'ukkan.Scribe, writer. Juru-tulis, karkuu, pauurat,miins'i.Scrimp, to contract. Sasatkan, mdnasatkan.Scrimp, short, scant}'. Korang.Scrip, bag, wallet. And'an, banan, unchang,pundi-pundi, sitak, bakcha.Scripture (Old Testament). Turit, kitab.Scripture (New Testament). Anjil.Scripture (Mahomedan). Kiiran, kttab.Scrofula. Baka.Scrofulous ulcer. Puru-baka.Scroll, volute, roll. Siput.Scroll, a wi-iting in form of a roll. WarX-at.Scrub, to rub hard. Karok, mangarok,krok, mangrok.Scrub, to rub with a brvish. Sikatkan,maiiikatkan.Scrutinise (to). Preksa, mamreksa, sidik,alusi, mangalusi.Scrutiny. Kapreksiian, pamreksiian.Sculk, to lurk. Indip, mangindii).Scull, braiu-pan. Taugkora, tampurung.Bubuh, mambubuh.Seat, to fix.Seated, placed on a seat. Kad'ud'uk,tdrd-ud-uk.Seaward. Kalautan.Sea-water. Ayar-laut.Sea-weed. Bunga-karaug, kambang-karang.Seclusion, retirement. Xalwat.Seclusion (religious). Tapa.Second. Kaduwa.Second (the). Sakaduwa.Second, an assistant. Kapit.Second, to support, to assist. Tulung,manulung, bantu, mambantu.Second-hand, not fresh or new. Lusuh.Second-sight. Trus-mata.Secret (a). Rahasya.Secret, hidden, concealed. Buni, sambuni,tarbuni, jraib.Secret, occult. Samar, sulib, xafi.Secretary. Jurutulis, karkun.Scull, short oar. Kayuh.Sculptor, engi-aver. Pangukir.Sculpture, carved work. Ukiran.Sculpture, to carve. Ukir, mangukir,sogeh, maiLogeh.Secrete, to hide. Sambuiiikan.Scum. Buhi.Secreted, hidden, concealed. Tarsambuiii.Scurf. Daki, kalamumur.Sea, the ocean. Laut, tasik, sagara, Secretly, privately, privily. Diyiim-diyam,samudra, luji.churi-churi.

SEC—SEI [ 156] SEI—SENSect, caste. Zat.Section in writing. Parkara, prakai-a, fa*al.Secundines, the after-birth. Urai, tambuni-kachil.Secure, safe. Taguh, tatap, salam, amin.Secure, to make safe or certain. Taguhkan,mauaguhkan, tatilpi. manatilpi,Seize, to take hold of. Pflgang, mamagang,pawut, mamawut.Seize, to take possession of, to lay holdon. Tangkab, tangkap, manangkap.Seizure, act of laying hold on. Pagangan.Seizure, the object seized.Tangk3,pan.tfltapkan, mauatapkan, i'ararkan. Seldom, rarely. Jarang, kad'ang-kad'ang.Security, safety. Katatapan, katdguhan, Select, to choose. Pilih, milih, mamilih,sajehtra, Z;arar.ratak, maratak, pungut, mAmungut.Security, protection. Lindung, linduugau,Select, nicely chosen. Tarpilih, xa^.uawung, t^d'uhan.Security, pledge, pawn. Taruhan, p.ltaruha;n,Selected, chosen.Selection, choice.Pilih, tarpilih, pungut.Pilihan, pamilihan.chagar, jaram, katimpuhan, Selections, things chosen. Puugutan,sandaran.pungut-pungutan.Security, bail. Akuan, tanggungan. Self Diri, sand-iri, kaud'iri.Secui-ity, confidence. Tatap-ati.Self (my). Aku-sandiri.Sedan, litter. Usungan, mangkur, tandap, Self (thy). D'irimu.tungkup, tand'u, j oli, j 3,nipana, palangki. Self (liim). Diya-sand'iri, iya-saudiri,Sedate, tranquil. Santosa, sad^p-ati.d-iriiia.Sedentary, of indolent habits. Kolek. Self-sufficient. Angkara.Sedges, rushes. Karchut.Sell, to vend. Juwal, manjuwal.Sediment, dregs, lees. Pakat, tai.Sell and buy. Juwal-bli.Sedition. Aru-biru, aru-ara, uru-ara, Seller, vender. Panjuwal.alora, geger.Selling, act of vending. Juwalan.Seduce (to). Mandsatkan, banchanakan, Selvage. Tapi, tapis, susor.mrlmbauchanakan.Semblance, appearance. Rupa, warna.Seduce a woman (to). Tawar, mdnawar. Semblance, likeness. Sifat.Sedulous, assiduous, diligent. Rajin, Seminary, school. Langgar, madrasah.ranah, pijar, usaha.Semster, tailor. Panjait, darzi.See, to have the power of sight. Tengok, Send, to transmit. Kirim, ftntar, mflngautar,manengok, liat, maliat, pandang, mamandang,bri-pargi.nontan, mangali.Send, to cause to be conveyed. Kirimkan,See, to observe. Liati, mal'iati, Katkan, mangirimkan, ^ntarkan, mangiiutarkan.maliatkan, pfludangi, pandangkan. Send, to commission. Pasankan, barpa-Seed (animal or vegetable). Banih.sflnkan.Seed (vegetable).Send away, to dismiss. Buwang, mrimbuwang.Biji.Seed, sperm. Bibit, mani.Seed, progeny. Anak, anak-chuchuh, Send fortli, to jn'oduce. Jadi, manjadi.satuiiiuan.Senior, an elder. Datuk.Seed, i-ace. Darah, turunau, pincher, Sensation, perception by the senses.kulawarga, bangsa.Rasa, rastian, parasiiau.Seedling. Anak.Sense, sensation. Rasa, rasiian, p^rasaan.Seed-plot, nursery. Samai, simai.Sense (the faculty of). Ati, chita, driya.Seeing, perceiving by the eye. Pangliat, Sense, opinion, notion, judgment. Pandapat,pandangan.pandapatan, kera, piikeriian,Seeing that. Karana-apa.pangliatan, pamandang, rasa, paugrasa,Seek, to enquire for. Taniii, manaiiai. sangka.Seek, to search for. Chaharikan, miincharikan,Sense, meaning. Buiii, arti, pangarti,jarah.Seem, to appear. Marupa.mani, mana.Senseless, stupid. Donga.Seeming, appearance. Rupa.Senses (the five). Pancha-driya, panchindra.Seemingly. Sarupana.Seemly, becoming, fit. Patut, arus, layifc Sensible, conscious. Sadar.Seen, beheld. Tarliat, tdrpandang, tampak,Sensual, lustful. Baringiu, bArnafsil.nampak.Sensuality. Ingin, ingiuan, nafsii.Seer, soothsayer. Sastrawan, satrawan. Sentence, decision, judgment. Putusan,Seethe, to boil. Tanak, mananak.rampungan, /tukam, kalla.Seethe, to stew. Rabus, marabus.Sentence, to pass judgment. Putuskau,Seething, act of boiling. Partanak.mamutuskiln, rampungkiln, marampungkan,Segar (a). Rokok.hukamkan, manghukamkan.Segregate (to). Asingkan, layinkan. Sentient. Sadar.Sein, drag net. Pukat.Sentinel. Panunggiih.pangawal, lalaboiig.

. mand'ud'ukkan,SEP—SER [157] SER—SHASeparate, to disunite, to sever, to part.Charaikan, inanch§,i'aikan, sarakkdn,mduarakkan.Sej^arate, to part, to be disunited. Charai,barcharai, sarak, m3,iiarak, suku, m^nuku.Separate, to distinguish. Pdrlayinkan,bedakjln, parbedakAn, mdmbedakfln,asingkdn, mangasingkan, parasingkan.Separate, to be parted, divided from therest. Layin, barlayin, beda, barbeda,asing, barasing.Separate, to divorce. Charaikjln, milncharaikan,sarakkdu, maiiarakkan, ^alaZ;-kan.rate, apart. Sablah, layin, asing.divided. Tarcharai.Separately, distinctly. Saku-suku, barsuku-suku.Separately, singly. Asing-asing, masing-Separatiou, disjunction. Charai, parch a-raian, sarak.Separation, distinction. Parlayinan, beda,parbediian, parasingan.Separation, divorce. Cliarai, parcharaian,sarak,

SHA—SHA [158] SHA—SHEShackles, chains, fetters. Rautai, raute,balanggu, sangkala.Shaddock, the pvimplenoos. Kadangsa.jaruk-machan.Shade, obscurity. Silau, kabur, kabut,limur.Shade, umbrage. Tad'uh, tild'uhan, nawung,nawungan, lingdung, lindungan,paruawiingan, I'il.Sham, to counterfeit. Pura-pura.Shambles. Jagalan.Shame. Malu, kamalUan, siput, supan.Sliame, to disgrace. Mamaliii.Shame, fie ! Chih.Shape, external form. Rupa, warna.Shape, pei-sonal form. Sikap.Shape, to form. Lakarkan, bangunkan,tampuhkan, marupakan.Shard, fragment of an earthen vessel.Tambikar.Share, part, portion. Bahagai, bahage,bahagean.Shade, to screen from light. Taduhkan,lindungi, lindungk.ln, mdlindungkiln,nawungi, mtlnawungi, nawungkan, manawungkan.Shade, to shelter, to protect. Lindungi, Shark (a). lyu, yu.lindiingkan, malindungkan, nawungi, Sharp, keen, acute. Tajam.nawungkan, m.anawungkan.Sharp, terminating in an acute point.Shade, to darken, to obscure. Silaukan, Tajam.kaburkan, kabutkan, limurk&n.Sharp, acute of mind. Tajam.Shade, to screen with an umbrella. Payungi,Sharpen, to make sharp. Asah, tajam-payungkan.kan, mauajamkan.Shaded, sheltered from the rays of the Shatter, to break to pieces. Ramukkan.sun. Tarlindung.Shatter, to be broken in pieces. Ramuk.Shadow, distinct shade. Bayang.Shave, to pare close. Paras, mamaras.Shadow, ghost. Sdmangat, sumangat, Shave, to cut hair close. Chxikor, manchukor,bayang.maiiukor.Shadow, protection, shelter. Tad'uh, Shaver, barber. Panchukor.tad'uhan, nawung, nawungan, lindung, Shaving, act of shaving hair. Chukor.lindungan.Shadow, to cloud, to darken. Silaukan,Shawl.She.Kayin-rambut.Diya, iya, iiia, iia.kaburkto, kabutkS,n, mui'iimkan.She, woman. Parrlmpiian.Shadowy, gloomy. Muram, suram. She, female of the lower animals. Batiua.Shady, sheltered from the rays of the Sheaf of rice. Ged'eng.sun. Barlindung, barnawung, bjlrtaduhgunting.Shear (to). Gunting, manggunting, miln-Shaft, arrow. Anak-panah.Shears. Gunting.Shaft, column, spire. Chand'i, manarah. Sheath. Sarung, rangka, ulas.Shaft, pole. Tiyang.Sheathe (to). Sarungkau, mauarungkan,Shaft, handle of a weapon. Ulu.ulaskan.Sheathed (to be). Mafiarung, barsarung.Shaggj"-, rough, rugged. Kasat, gasap,kasap.Shed, to spill. Tumpah, tumpahkan,Shaw, a king, a monarch.chichir.S'ali.Shaik, elder, chieftain.Shed, to scatter. Taburkan, manaburkdn,S'ex.Shako, to agitate, to toss. Goyangkan, sibarkan, manibarkan, amborkan, mS-ngamborkan.mangoyangkAn, gonchangkan, manggonchangkan,manggrahkan.Shake, to be agitated. Goyang, bargoyang,Shed, spilled.chichir.Tumpah, sibar, tarambor,manggoyang, gonchang, manggonchaug, Shed, to let fall in parts. Luroh, tanggal.bargrah.Shed, booth. Talipuk, bangsal, taratak.Shake, to tremble, to quiver, to quake. Sheep. Bii'i, babiri, dumba.Gamlutuk, gamatar, gumatar, gatslr, Sheet, any thin object expanded. Alai.mangiltar, gamlugiit.Sheet (cloth). Salimut, chadar.Shake, to cause to quake. Mangatarkan. Shell, hard covering. Kulit.Shake, to vibrate. Kibas.Shell (coconut). Tampurung.Sliake hands. Jabat-tangan.Shell (egg). Kulit-talor.Siiakc out, to rid or free by shaking. Shell (tortoise). Kulit-pailu.Kiru, mangini.Shell, bomb. Priyu-api.Shall. Nanti, mau.Shelter, protection. Lindung, lindimgan,Sh.allow, shoal, not deep. Tolior.nawung, tad'uh, I'il, aman, panah.Shallow, not deep as a vcs.sel. C!heper, Shelter, to protect, to defend. Lindungi,gepong, kepeng.lindungkan, malindungkan, nawungi,Shallow, not intellectually deep. Tohor. nawungkan, manawungkan, Mngkari.Shallow, a shoal, a sandbank. Bating. Shelter (to take). Lindung, malindung,Shallow, shoal in a river. r>ahor.nawung, nianawung.

SHE—SHO [ 159 1 SHO—SHYShelving, sloping. Miring.Shore, prop, buttress. Changkar, junjungan,Sherd, fragment of an earthen vessel.sandaran, sokong.Tambikar.Shore, to buttress. Sandal, maiiandal,Shield, buckler. Tameng, prisai, otarotar,sandAr, mafiandar.tarbil, dadap, sjilukong, paris. Short, not long. Pand'ak, pend'ek.Shield, defence, protection. Liudung, Short, brief Singkat.lindungan.Short, defective. Korang.Shield, to defend, to protect. Lindungi, Short, scanty, wanting. Korang.lindungkan, langkari.Shoi-ten, to abbreviate. Singkatk^n, niaiiingkatkan.Shift, to move, to change place or position.Alih, mangalih.Short-cut (a). Pinta^.Shift, change, to alter. Shortness. Kapend'ekan.to Tukarkan,manukarkan, tibahkan, mangubahkan, Shortness of breath. Sasak-d'ad'a.gantikan, mSnggantikan, salinkan, manalinkan,Shot, cannon or musket ball. Mimis,gilirkan.paluru.Shift, to dress in fresh clothes. Salin, Shot (small). Samburan, mimis, panambor.mafialin.Shifted, to be changed, to be altered. Shoulder (the). Pund"ak, bahu, bau.Tukar, manukar, ubah, mangubah, Shoulder-blade, scapula. Balikat, tamparan-iiamuk.salin, m^iialin, gilir, manggilir.Shout (a). Saru, arib, gamuruh, tampik,Sliift, change. Tukar, ubah, parubahan,parganfian, salinau, parsalin, giliran. surak.Shin (the). Batis.Shout (to). Saru, mc1,3a,ru, arib, mangarib,Shin-bone. Tulang-kring.gamuruh, tampik, surak, barsurak.Shine, to beam. Sinar, barsinar, gilang, Shove, to push. Tolak, tulak, manulak,g9,milang, gumilang, gilau, tajali.surung, manumng.Shingle, a wooden tile. Sirap.Shovel (a). Sand-uk, sud'uk.Shingled roof, roof covered with shingles. Show, to exhibit to view. Unjuk, mangunjuk,Sirap.tunjuk, manunjuk, tud'uh,Ship (as a generic tei-m). Prau.tud-uhkan.Ship, large native vessel. Jung, ajung. Show, to appear. Na,mpak, tampak.Ship of European form and equipment. Show, spectacle. Tamas'a, tarmasa.Kapal.Show, phantom. Bayang.Ship (to travel by). Barprau.Show (theatrical). Wayang, wayangan.Ship-builder or carpenter. Tukang-jii'au, Shower, rain. Ujan.tukang-kapal.Shower, to rain. Barujan, mangujan.Ship-master. Juragan, nasuda.Shower, to rain, to pour down. Ujani.Shipwreck. Kakaraman.Shred (to). Iris, mangiris.Shipwrecked. Karam.Shriek, to scream. Makeh, mamakeh,Shirt (a). Kameja.arib, mangarib.Shiver, to shatter. Ramukkan, maramukkan.Shriek, a_scream. Makeh, arib.Naring.Shrill.Shiver, to quake. Gatar, gamatar, gum^tar,Shrimp, prawn. Ud-ang.mangatdr, gamlutuk.Shrink, to shrivel. Krut, krokot, bar-Shoal, shallow. Tohor.krut, barkrokot.Shoal, a shallow, a sandbank. Bating. Shrivel, v. Shrink.Shoes. Kasut, sapatu.Shroud, winding sheet. Kafan.Shoot, to discharge a missile. Pasang, Shrouds, standing rigging of a ship. Tdnibirang,tembak, manembak, mambadil.tamirang.Shoot an arrow. Mamanah.Shrub (a). Pciun, pohun.Shoot with a blowpipe. Maiiumpit. Shudder, to quake. Gamlugut, gatar,Shoot, to sprout, to germinate. Tumbuh, gamatar, gumatar, mangatar.manumbuh, tunas, mauunas, timbul, Shuffle, to prevaricate. Rakut, marakut.manimbul, t-ukul, mduukul.Shuffle, evasion. Rakut.Shoot, a sprout. Tumbuh, tunas, katumbuhan,Shut, to close. Tutup, tutupi, tutupkAn,fukul, gagang.Shooter, one that shoots missiles. Panembak,manutupi, manutupMn, ikat, ikatkan,mftngikatkan.pambad-il.Shut, closed. Tutup, t^rtutup, katup.Shooting, act of sprouting. Tumbuhan, Shut up, to block up. Tumpatkan, manumpatka,n.katumbuhan.Shop, stall. Kadai, baining, warung. Shut up, blocked up. Tumpat, tartumpat.Shopkeeper. Tukang-warung, juru-kadai. Shuttle (a). Turak, balera.Shore (the). Pantai.Shy, -wild. Liyar.

SHY— SIL [160] SIL—SINShy, reserved. Changgong.Siak, in Sumatra. Siyak.Siam. Siyam.Siccate, to dry. Kringkan, mdnringkan. rikat.Siccate, to dry in the sun. Jamiu", manjiliuur.Silver.Similar.Sick, affected with sickness. Sakit, gring,lara.Sick (sea). Mabuk-ombak.Sicken, to become sick. Maiiakit.Sicken, to make sick. Sakitkan, mauakitkan.Sickle (a). Tuwai, giyau, pangatam.Sickness. Sakitan, panakit, lalara.Side. Sablah, sisih, fiha^•, pihak.Side, flank of an animal body. Lambnng,lambuugan, rusuk.Side, quarter, region. Sablah, sisih.Side of an angular body. Sagi.Side (one). _Sasablah, sasisih.Sieve (a). Niru.Sieve, a fan. Ayak.Sift, to pass through a sieve. Ayak,mangayak, aj'akan.Sigh (to). Kaluh, ngaluh, mangaluh.Sigh (a). Kaluh.Sight, act of seeing. Kaliatan, pangliatan,pandangan.Sight, view, prospect. Kaliatan, sakal'iatan.Sight, faculty of vision. Pangliat, pangliatan.Sign. Tand'a, bakas, alamat, as'arat.Sign, portent. Padah.Sign, signature. Tand'a-tangan, tand'aasta,xa

i|jISIN—SKI [161 ]SKI—SLEIISinus, bay. Tdluk.Skin, to peel. Kupas, ka,lupas, mangalupas,Sip (to). Imp, mftngirup.mangupas.Sir, lord, master. Inchi, tuwan.Skip, to leap, to bound. Lompat, malompat.Sire, father. Bapak, bapa, rama, ramah,ayah, ayanda, ramaji.Skip (a). Lompat, lompatan.Sii-up. Ayar-gula, darawa, drawa. Skipper, commander of a vessel. Tukang,Sister. Saudara-parampiian, sudara-pSrampuwan.juragan, naxuda.Skippingly. Barlompat-lompatan.Sister (elder). Kaka, kakak.Skirt, border, margin. Tdpi, tapis, pinggir,Sister (younger). Adik-parampiian. susor.Sister-in-law. Ipar-parampiian.Skirt of a garment. Punch a.Sit, to rest on the buttocks. D'ad-uk, Skirt, to be on the border. Man&pi.mand'uduk, languk, lungguk, malaug-Skirt, to border. Manapikan.guh, m^lungguk.Skii-ted, bordered. Baitapi, tartapi.Sit, to perch. Angkap, m^ngangkip, Sky, vault of heaven. Langit.ingger, tinger, maninger.Sky, the heavens. Kayangan, udara,Sit, to settle. D'ud'uk, turun, takung. kaindriian.Sit, t 1 incubate. Ram, mangram.Sky-rocket. Charawat.Sit half kneeling (to). Talut, bartalut. Sky-colour, azure. Bini-langit.Sit on the heels (to). Tinggang, maninggang.Slab (tin). Tampang, jongkoug, kaping.Slack, not tense. Kundor, lunak.Sit in state as a king. Samayam.Slacken (to). Kuudorkan, ulurkan, mangulurkan.Sit, to occupy a place or post. D'ud-uk,langguh, lungguh.Slack water. Pasang-tanang, purbani.Sit down, to place Slain, killed. Tarbunoh.oneself on a seat.D-uduk.Slake, to quench. Padam, mdmadam.Sit up, to rise from a recumbent position. Slander. Ompat, gompat, fatnah.Bangun, bangkit.Slander, to defame. Ompatkan, mangompatkan.Site, situation. Tampat.Situation, position. Tampat, mal-am. Slant, slanting. Chum, choram, miring.Situation, state, condition. Pri, Aal. Slant, to slope. Chum, manchuim, choram,Siva, the Hindu god Mahadewa. Siwa,miring, singet.Mahadewa.Slant (to cause to). Singetkan.Six. Anam.Slap (a). Tampar, tampuh, tampiling.Sixfold. Anam-lapis, anftm-gand'a. Slap (to). Tampari, tamparkan, manamparkan,Six hundred. Anam-ratus.tampuhkan, mftnampuhkan.Six score. Anam-kodi.Slash (to). Tures, mS-nures.Sixteen. Anam-blas.Slaughter, to massacre. Bunoh, mdmbunoh.Sixth. Kaanam.Sixth (the). Sakiianam.Slaughter, to kill animals for food. Jagal,Sixtieth. Kaanampuluh.manjagal, potong, mdmotong, bantai.Six thousand. Anam-ribu.Slaughter, to kill animals for food sacrificially.Size, bigness, bulk, magnitude.Silmbaiih, maiJambalih.Bft.sar.Skain, hank of thread. Tukal.Slaughter, inassaci-e. Buuohan, pambunohan,Skate, the ray fish. Pari.pftrbunohan, bunoh-bunohan.Skeleton, frame. Lakar.Slaughter-house. Jagalan.Sketch, outline, rough di-aught. Pat'ah, Slave (a). Amba, saya, patik, beta, ddngan,bakal, ranchana.pachal.Sketch, to draw the outline. R4nchanakan. Slave (a purchased). Tabusan.Skew, awry, oblique. Miring.Slave of a slave. Pachachal.Skewer (a). Pancbuchuk, pureh.Slay, to kill. Bunoh, mambunoh.Skiff, light boat. Sampan, landang. Slayer, killer. Pambunoh.Sledge, large hammer. Godam.Skill. Chakatan, chapatan, kapand-ean,kabud'ian.Sleek, smooth. Lichin.Skill (supernatural). Sakti, saktian, kasakt'ian.Sleep (to). Tidor, lena, adu, baradu.Sleep. Tidor, adu.Skilful. Chapat, chakap, pintar, tail, ujat, Sleep (to put to). Tidorkan, manidorkftn.pand-ai, pand'e, bisa.Sleeping, asleep. Bartidoran.Skin, animal tegument. Kulit.Sleeping-place. Partidoran, paraduan,Skin, hide, pelt. Kulit, balulang.tampat-tidor.Skin, husk. Kulit.Sleepy, drowsy. Arip.Skin, to flay. Kupas, k^lupas, mangalupa.s,Sleeve. Langan.mangupas.Sleight, juggle. Sulap,balik-mata.

SLE—SMA [162] SMA— SNASlender, small, thin. Nipis, mipis, mimpis, Small, little. Kachil, chi.lampai.Small, slender, thin. Tipis, nipis.Slender, slim in the waist. Rampiug. Small, minute. Sani.Slice, to cut, to divide. Tatas, manatas, Small (very). Kachil-kitchil.rawat, marawat, sayit, mafiayit, iris, Small-pox. Chachar, katumbuh.maugiris, ranchung, marauchung, potoug,Smart, to ache. Padeh.mamotong.Smash, to crush. Anchur, mS.nganchur.Slice, piece cut oflf. Potong, sapotong. Smear (to). Urap, mangurap, paht, m^malit,chalit, minchalit, choreng, m^nchoreug,Slide, to slip. Paleset, pleset, gillinchir,kalinchi.lumds, malumas.Slide down an acclivity. Lungsur. Smell (to). Chyum, manchyum.Slight, to neglect, to disregard. Mudahkan,Smell, faculty of smelling. Panchyum.mamudahkan.Smell, scent, odour. Bau.Slim, weak. Lantuk, lamah.Smelt (to). Labur, laburkan, maiaburkin,Slim, thin in the waist. Ramping.anchurkan, manganchurkdn.Slime. Land'er.Smile (to). Tarsaiium, sauum.Slimy, slippery. Lindir.Smite, to strike. Pukul, mamukul, palu.Sling for carrying a load. Salang. Smite with a sword (to). Tatas, manatas,Sling for throwing missiles. Ali-ali, rambas, mardmbas.bandring.Smith (a). Tukang, pand'ai, pand'e.Sling, to hang so as to swing. Sawat. Smith (black). Tukang-bdsi, pand'aibasi,pand'e-bdsi.Slip, to slide. Paleset, pleset, gAlinchir,kalinchi.Slip, to makeSmith (gold).paud-emas.Tukang-mas, pand^ai-mas,a false step. Tagalichik,tapalichok.Smoke. Asap.Slip, to err. Salah, maiialah.Smoke of incense. Ukup, dupa.Slip, to glide away. Lalu.Smoke (a column of). Gambut.Slip, to let loose. Lfipas, mS,lapas, lajiaskan,Smoke, to emit smoke. Barasap.malapaskan.Slip for shipbuilding. Galangan.Smoke, to use the fumes of a narcotic.Minum, ud'ud, sad'ut, misa.Slippery, smooth, glib. Lichin, linchin, Smoking-pipe. Ud'udan, pangud'ud, pa-luiia.Slit, to rend, to split. Ba,lah, m&mbalah.iiud'ut.Smooth, even on the surface, not rough.Slit, cleft, crack. Chdlah, lakah, r&tah, Rata, pad 'a.rangat.Slope, to slant. Miring, mamiring, singet.Smooth, glossy.Smooth, calm.Lichin, linchin.Tad-uh.Sloping, slanting, oblique. Miring, choram,Smooth, bland, mild. Manis.churu, singet.Smooth, to level. Ratakan, mdratakdn,Sloth, laziness. Sagan, malas.pad'akan, mamad'akan.Sloth (the). Kongkang, kungkang. Smooth, to make glossy. Lichinkan,Slothful, inert, lazy. Sagftn, malas, bar- garus, mdngarus.Smooth, to make easy. Mudahkdn, mdmudahkan.Slough. Sarlong, kuban, kalaburan.Slough of a snake. Salumu.Smooth, to palliate. Malambutkdn, m^ringinkan,Slow, tardy. Lambat, Mlah, lauug.maradakan.Slow, dull. Tagar.Smootli, to calm, to mollify. Tad'uhkdn,Slow, late. Lambat.sajukkan, manajukkan.Slowly, not hastily. Parliian, parliian-liian. Smooth, to flatter. Bujuk, mambujuk.Slowness, tardiness. Lambat, lambatan. Smother, to suffocate. Lamas, mdldmas,Slow-worm, blind-worm. Sapah-bulan. Idmaskan.Slug (sea), the kolotkunon. Tripang, suwala.Smut, to stain. Lumur, mdlumur.Smut, stain. Muting, chala.Sluggish, slotliful. Sagdn, maMs.Snail (a). Unam, kdlambiie.Sluggisli, tardy, inert. Lalah, ISngai. Snake. Ular.Sluggishness, indolence. Kaialahau. Snap, to break short. Patah, badai.Slumber, to doze. Lena.Snap, to break an object short. Patahkan,Slumber, to sleep. Tidor, adu, b.lradu. mamatahkan.Slur, soil. Lumur, muting.Snap off (to). Gdntas, mangdntas.Slur, reproach. Kachaliian.Snap off an object (to). Gdntaskan, mdngantaskan.Smack, a kiss. Chyum.Smack, to kiss. Chyum, mauchyuui. Snappish, peevish. Si^rbasalah.Smack, taste. Rasa.Snare, gin, trap. Rachik, prachik, jabak,Smack, to taste. Rasa, marasa.pakaraugan, sidang, kala.

SNA—SOI [ 163 ]SOJ—SONSnare, to trap. Rachikkan, marachikkdn,siflangkan, mafiidangkau.Suatch (to). Sand'al, nianand-al, sauggvit,maiianggut, sauoh, silak, sentak, riibut,marabut.Sneer (to). Sinder, maninder.Sneeze (to). Babangkas.Snip, to clip. Mauayit, gunting, mangguuting,mangunting.Snipe (the), scolopax. Kadidi, tatiro.Snivel, snot. Ingus, sang.Snore (to). Ngorok, ngrok, mangorok,mangrok.Snore, snoring.Ngoi-ok, ngrok.Snot, snivel ; v. Snivel.Snout. Chungur, domal.Sole fisL Ikan-sablah, ikan-lid'ah.Sole, single, only. Asa, sa, tunggal.Snouty. Munchving.Solely, singly, without another. Siiorang.Snow. Calj u.Solely, only. Ana.SnufF, to inhale. Tarik, minum.Solicit (to). Minta, pinta, maminta.SuufF, to crop the wick of a lamp or candle.Solicitation. Pinta, parmintaan.Gunting, mangguntin, mangunting. Solicitous, anxious, concerned. Bimbang,SuufF, to scent, to smell. Chyum, mauchyum.barbimbang, kaugan, barchinta.Solicitude. Bimbang, bimbaugan, susa-So, as. Ddmakiyan, kiyan, bagai.han, susah-ati, kangan, chinta, pdrchintaan.So, in this manner. Damakiyan-ini, bagaiini.Solid, hard, firm. Tagar.So, in that manner. Damakiyan-itu, Solid, not fluid. Baku, barbaku.bagai-itu.Solid, not empty. Isi.So far from that. Usahkan.Solid, compact. Taguh, tagar.So be it, be it so. Adana.Solid, valid, true. Suogiih.So many, or so much. Sakiyan, sabanak, Solidity, compactness. Kataguhan.kasakiyan.Soak, to be steeped. Randam, marandam.Solitair, a hermit.Solitary, lonely.Partapa, uban, zahid.Suni.Soak, to steep. Randamkan, marandamkan.Solitary, alone. Saorang.Solitude, loneliness. Kaasaan, xalwat.Soaked, steeped. Randam.Solitude, a lonely place, a desert. TS,mpat-suni,Soap. 6'abun.balantara, rimba, utan, alas.Soar, to fly aloft. Mangambuh.Solomon. Siiliman.Sob (to). Isak, mangisak, sadu, mdriadu. Solution, disruption, breach. Putusan.Sober, temperate. Jiman, j imat.Solution, act of dissolving in a fluid.Sofa. Patarana, patrana, katil.Anchuran.Soft, not hai'd. Lamah, lambut, lunak, Solution, explanation. Kauataan.lambek.Soft, effeminate. Lamah-lambut.Solve, to explain.Sombre, gloomy.Natakan, rnaiiatakan.Muram, suram.Soft, mild, gentle. Lambut, manis. Some. Barang.Soft, civil, courteous. Lambut, supan, Somebody. Barang-siiorang.santun, bastari, adab.Soften, to make soft. Lambutkan, malambutkan,anchurkan, manganchurkan.Soften, to mitigate. Maringinkan, marardakan.Softly, not loudly. Parlaan.Softness. Lambutan, kalanbutan.Soil, earth. Tanah.Soil, dirt, pollution. Kotor, cham^r,muting.Soil, blemish. Chala.Soil, to foul, to pollute. Chdmarkan,manchamari, manchamarkin, kotorkan,lumur, malumur, choreng, manchoreng,sabam.Soiled, sullied. Sabam.Sojourn (to). Siugah, maninggah.Sojourn for a night (to). Inap, manginaji.Sojourn as a guest (to). Janiu, manjamu.Solace, to comfort. Eborkan, mangeborkan,lipur, manglipur, lipurkan.Solace, comfort. Ebor, pangebor, panglipur.Soldan. Suifan.Solder. Patri.Solder (to). Patrikan.Soldier (a). Panjurit, parjurit, prajurit,chatriya, sapahi, sold'ad'o.Sole, bottom of the foot. Tapak-kaki,talapak-kaki, talapakan-kaki.Some one, some certain one. Baranganu,anu.Something. Barangapa, barang-sasuwatu.Something, a part. Sablah, eapotong,sakrat, saparo.Something, a little. Sadikit.Sometimes. Adakala, barangkali, kad'ang,kad'ang-kad'ang, tarkad-ang.Somewhat. Barang-apa, barang-barapa.Somewhere. Barang-dimana.Somewhether. Barang-kamana.Somnolent, drowsy. Arip, bararip.Son, male child. Anak-laki, putra.Song, what is sung. Nani.Song, ditty. Gurindam, lu-an-uran, gngAlang,kidungan.Song, verse. S'aar.

SON—sou [ lt54 ] SOU—SPAten Badiiwan.Sound, to play a musical instrument-Sonorous, loud sounding. Garoh.Bunikan, belrbunikan, mambuiiik^n,Soolu islands. Suluk, Siiulu.tingkah.Soon, shortly. Lakas, sabdntar-lagi, kalak.Sound, to play a musical instniment bystriking. Pukul, mrlmukul.Soon, as soon as. Satalah.Sound a wind insti-ument (to). Tiyupkan,Soot. Arang-para, para-para.maniyupkan.Soothe, to flatter. Bujuk, mambujuk. Sound a trumpet (to). Niddrang, nadrang.Soothe, to mollify. Lipur, mdlipur, ebor, Sound, noise. Buiii, mviui, suwara, sawara,maueborkau.swara, bahaua.Soothsay (to). Tdnung, mananiuig. Sound (a hollow). Gawung.Soothsayer. Patanving, sastrawan, satrawan.Sound of plumping in water. Gamdrchek.Soothsaying. Pdtanungan.Sound as of cannon.Sound of footsteps.Gamintam.Gamantam.Sop, to steep. Chalup, manchaiup, chichah,Sound (a clanging). Gamarenchang.manchichah.Sound, air-bladder of fish. Limpung,Sorcerer, conjurer.lupa-lupa.Sa/tir.Sorceress, Avitch. Paleset, pleset.Sounding, noise. Bun'ian.Sorcery, magic. Tambol.Sounding-lead. Duga, batu-duga.Sordid, foul, dirty. Kotor, chamar, chum^r,Soup, broth. Kuwah, kwah.najis.Sour, acid. Asam, masam, kachut.Sordid, mean, vile. Ina.Sour, morose. Masam-muka.Sore, ulcer. Puru.Sour, to become acid. Lasu.Sore, a hurt. Kasakitan.Source, spring, fountain-head. Ulu, pokok,Sore, open wound. Liika.piJun, mula, purba.Sore, painful, aching. Sakit, pddeh. South (the). Salatau.Sorrow, grief. Balas, iba, walang, susahan, South, southern. Salatan, bai'salatan.kasnsahan, susah-ati, tangis, tangisan, South-east. Tanggai-a.duka, kadukiian, dukachita.South-south-east. Salatan-tanggara.Sorrow (to). Balas, iba, maugiba, barsusah,South-west. Barat-daya.tangis, manangis, manduka. South-south-west. Salatan-daya.Sorrowful, sad, melancholy. Sayu, gond'a. South sea, the sea to the south of Java.Sorry, grieved. Balas, iba, walang, susah, Laut-kidul, sagara-kidul.susah-ati, dukachita.Sovereign, supreme ruler, king. Ratu,Sort, kind, species. Bagai, rupa, warua, y&ng-di-pdrtuwan, raja, maharaja, aji,parkara, janas.Sort, to reduce to order. Bayiki, mcimbayiki,aturkdn, mdngaturkan.Sorts (of all). Bagai-bagai, mata, ruparupa,warna-warna, sarupa-rupana.Sottish, stupid. Donga. _Soul, spiritual part of man. Nawa, jiwa,ru/t.Soul, spirit. Sumangat, samangat.Soul, under.standing.__ Ati, budi.Soul, animal life. Nawa, jiwa.Soul, heart, affection. Ati, chita.Sound, healthy. NamS,n. _Sound, fast, as in sleep. Nadar, chandara.Sound, to try with the sounding-line.s'ah.Sovereignty. Karajaan.Sow, female of the hog.Babi-batina.Sow, to scatter seed. Tabur, manabur,taburkan, manaburkitn.Sow in a bed or nursery to transplant theseedlings. Bayat.Sower (a). Panabur.Space, room. Tampat, kaluwasan.Space, interval. Laman, kasalangan,kilah.Spacious, wide, roomy. Luwas, buka,lapang, laga.Spacious, spreading out. Bidang.Spaciousness. Kaluwasan.Spade (a). Panggali.Duga, manduga, juja, m^njuja.Spain. Kastila, Sapauol.Sound, to try, to examine. Preksa, mamreksa.Span (to). Manjdngkal.Span. Jangkal.Sound, to make a noise. Buni, bArbuiii, Spane, to wean. Sarak, manarak.mambuui.Spangle (a). Badiya.Sound, to emit sound as a musical insti-ument.Bufii, bftrbuiii, tingkah. SApaSol.Spanish, pertaining to Spain. Kastila,Sound, to blow as a wind instrument. Spare, to forbear to inflict. Ampuni,Tiyup, nianiyup.manganipuni, maafkfin.Sound as a trumpet (to). Nidilrang. Spare, scanty. Larang, jarang.Sound, to cause to make a noise. Butiiktlu,barbunikftn, mftmbuiiikaii.Sparing, parsimonious.Spare, lean. Kurus, krus.Kikir.

SPA—SPE [ 165 ]SPE—SPISpark of fire (a). Bunga-api.Sparkle, to gleam. Purling, bdrp^rling,kalib, klib.Sparkling. Tarparling, tapdrling.Sparrow (the house). Balitik, galitik,glitik, bui-ung-gi-eja.Spare, thinly scattered. Jaraug, ranggang.Spasm, convulsion. Kalapur, ranggut.Spasm, cramp. Sanak.Speak, to utter words. Tutur, manutur,uehap, manguchap, ujar, mangujar,Speed, celerity. Lakas, sigra.Speed, swiftness. Kalajiian.Speed, haste, hurry. Gupuh.Speedily, quickly. Lakas, bangat, sigia.Speedy, swift. Laju.Spell, charm, incantation. Ubat, ubatan,guna, chanrai, aji, mantra, fasuna,pasuna.Spell, to form words of letters. Haja,ija, mangija.Spend, to consmne. Makan.Spend, to expend as cost. B3,lanjakau,bilaug, mambilang, sayir, kata, mangata,bacliai-a, barbachara, mambachara.beyakan.Spendthrift, a prodigal. Ontng-boros.Speak, to talk, to converse. Tutur, manutm-,Sperm, seed. Banih, bibit, mani.ujai-, mangujar, bachara, barba-Sperm of fish or reptiles. Talor.chara, mambachara.Speak, to pronounce. TuturkAn, manutui'kan,Spermatic cord.Spew, to vomit.Taugkai-paler.Mutah, muntah.uchapkan, mauguchapkau, ka-Sphere, orbicular body. Bulat.takan, mangatakan.Sphere (celestial). Chaki'awala, chaki-a,Speak, to declare. Natakan, maiiatakan, chara^r.talelehkan.Spherical. Bulat, barbulat, buntar.Speak, to address, to accost. Tagor, Spicery. Rampak-rampak, bumbu.managor, katakan, mangatakan.Spider (a). Laba-laba, lawa-lawa, lalaba.Speak (a king) (to). Titah, manitah,sabda, manabda.Spike, large nail. Paku.Speaker (a). Panguchap.Spikenard. Nai-awastu, nardin.Speaking, act of uttering words. Tuturan,parkatiian.Spill of a weapon.Spill, to be shed.Puting.Chichir, a,mbor.Spear, lance. Tumbak, watang.Spill, to shed. Tumpah, mdnumpah,Spear, javelin. Lambing.Amborkan, mangftmbork^n.Speai-, to wound with a spear. Tumbakkan,Spill, to throw away. Buwang, mam-manumbakkan.buwang.Spear (to^vield a). Bartumbak, manumbak. Spin (to). Antik, gautik, mangantik,Species, sort, kind. Bagai, rupa, warna, bilan.parkara, janas.Species, gold and silver money. Matawang,Spin, to braid.Sphi, to twirl.Pintal.Ligat, maligat.tunai, tune,wang-tunai.Spinal marrow. Utak-ula-ula, utak-tulang-balakang.Spindle for spinning on. Kisi.Spindle of a machine. Paksi.Spindle-root, tap-root. Umbi.Spine, the backbone. Ula-ula, tulangbalakang.Spine, a tliorn. Duri.Spinning-wheel. Riiat, rahat, j antra.Spinster or bachelor. Bujang.Spire, steeple._ Chand'i.Spirit, soul. Nawa, ruA.Spirit, apparition. Bayang, samangat,sumangat, maya, xeal.Spirit, temper. Ati, pakarti, prakriti,budi.Specimen, sample. Chonto, macham.Speck, stain. Muting.Speck, spot. Eintik, titik.Speckled. Rintik, barintik.Spectacle, what is perceived by the eye.Kaliatan.Spectacle (scenic). Wayaug, wayaugan.Spectacle, show. Tamas'a, tarmasa.Spectacles, glasses for the eyes. Charminmata,chas'mah, tasmah.Spectre, appai-ition. Bayang, maya, xayal.Speculate, to meditate. Kera, barkera,saugka, maiiangka, langung, malangung,mangugu.Speculation, contemplation. Kera, parkeriian,sangka, pclrsangka.Spirit, immaterial being. Samangat, sumangat.Speculum, miiTor. Charmin.Speech, power of utterance. Tutm-, tuturan,Spirit, the soul. Nawa, ruA.uchap, uchapan, ujar, ujaran. Spirit, spirits, animation. Samangat, su-Speech, language. Lid'ah, chara, bahasa, mangat, gambu-a.lasan.Spirit, ardent or distilled spirits. Bram,lograt,Speech, discourse. Parkataan.chu, gilang, arak, sopi.Speed, to make haste. Barsigi'a, mifiigra. Spii-it (an evil). Antu, danawa, detya,Speed, to hasten. Lakaskan, malakaskan, drubiksa, durbiksa, gargasi.sigrakan, maiiigrakan.Spiritual. Ru/(ani.

SPI—SPO [ 166 ]SPO—SPRSi^irt (to). Laiichur, mauchur, mdmanchiu-,panchur.Spit, prong. Pachak, sula.Si)it, to put on a spit. Mamachak, manula.Spit, to impale. Sulakan, maiiulak8,n,pachakkau, mamachakkan.Spit, to throw out saliva. Ludah, barludah,maludah.gilang.Splice (to). Sambung, manambung,ubung, mdngubung.Splicing, the object spliced. Sambungan,ubungan.Splinter (a). Sarapik.Split, to cleave, to rend. Balah, blah,mambalah, mamblah, sigar, maiiigar.Split, rent, cleft. Balah, tarbalah, kasigar.Split in the direction of the fibre (to).Sopak, mauopak.Spoil, to rob, to plunder. Rompak, mdrompak,rainpas, marampas, rayah,marayah, rabut, marAbut, samuu, nianamuu,jarah, manjarah, rusak, ma,rusak,rusakkau, marusakkau.Spoil, to corrupt, to make useless. Bdnasa,banasakan, mambanaaakan, lingkab,malingkab, rusak, marusak, rusakan,marusakkan.Spoil, plunder, pillage, booty. Rampasan,rayahan, jarahan, rabutan.Spoil, robbery, act of robbing. Parompahan,rampasan, rabutan, jarahan.Spoiled, plundered. Rampas, rabut,lingkab, rusak.Spoiled, corrupted, damaged. Banasa,rusak, lingkab, lata.Spoiler, robber. Parompak, panamun.Spoke, spar of a ladder. Anak-tangga.Spoke, spar of a wheel. Anak-rod'a.Spokesman. Panguchap.Spoliate, to rob, to plunder ; v. Spoil, torob.Spoliation ; v. Spoil, act of robbery.Sponge. Bunga-karang.Sponsor, surety. Pangaku, akiian.Spoon (a). Ched-uk, chanduk, chud'uk,send'uk, sud'uk.Sport, play, diversion. Mayiu, inayinan,mayin-mayinan.Sport, wantoning, toying. Gurau, janaka,sanda, i-iya.Sport, to play, to frolic. Mayin, barmayin,barmayin-mayin.Sport, to wanton, to toy. Bargiu-au, barjanaka,barsanda.Sportive, gay, merry. Gambira, janakariya.Spot, blot. Muting.Si^ite, malice, rancour, bate. D"a,md'fim, Spot, taint, disgrace. Chala, kachaliiandangki, ati-kflcbil, karatan-ati, banchi, chala-chula, malu.kabancliian.Spot, speck. Titik, rintik.Spitting utensil. Kitor.Spot, particular place. Tampat.Spittle, saliva. Ludah, liyor, ayar-liyor. Spotless, free from reproach. Suchi.Spleen, the milt. Anak-limpa, dagingkura,kora, kura.Spotted, pied. Balang, palang, palangka,Spotted, speckled. Bai-intik, tutul.Spleen, s^jite ; v. Spleen.Spousal, marriage. Kawin, nika/t, rabi,Splendent, shining. Barsinar, gilang, krama.gilmilaug, gumilang, gilau.Spout, to gush. Lanchur, malanchur,Splendid, magnificent. Mulya.manchur, panchur, panchar, mamanchur,panchut, chuchur, sambui-, m^-Splendour, lustre. Trang, chahya, sinar,gamai-lapan, gamilang, gumilang, gilau, nambur.Spout, water-pipe. Panchuran.Sprain, a wrench. Tagaliyat.Spi'ay, twig. Diian, dahan, I'anting, rangkas.Spray, water driven in the air by windTampiyas.Si^read, to extend or expand itself. Kambang, barkambang, maugambang.Spread, to be covered over. Amparbarampar, mangampar, bantang.Spread, to be spread, to be disseminated.Anjrah, baranjrah.Spread as fire or infection (to). Jangkit,barjangkit, manjangkit.Spread, to stretch. Ragang, mftragang.Spread, to expand, to extend. Kambangkan, mangambangkan, tdburkan, manaburkan.Spread, to disseminate. ^ Anjrahkan.Spread, to cover over. Amjiarkdn, mangampai-kan, bantang, mambantang.Spread, to divulge, to publish. Natakan^manatakan, talelehkan.Spread out, expanded, unfolded. Kambang, tdrkambang, tabur.Spread out, covered over. Tarampar,tarbantang.Spreading, expansive, spacious. Rampakbidang.Spreading, disseminating as fire or infection. Barjangkitan.Sprig, small branch, spray. Diian, dahan,ranting, rangkas.Spright, spirit, shade. Samangat, sumangat,indra, endi-a.Sprightly, gay, brisk, lively.Gambira.Spring, to grow, to vegetate, to germinate.Tumbuh, manumbuh, timbul, manimbul.Spring, to issue forth. Timbul, manimbul,tarbit, manilrbit.

SPR-SPU [167] SPY—STASpring, to arise, to appear. Timbul, Spy, scout. Solo, sulu, pdriulu, matamata,manimbul.Spring, to proceed as from a cause. Tumbuh,kapdtangan.Spy, to reconnoitre. Solo, sulu, manulu.mauumbuh, tarbit, manarbit. Spy, to peep, to look narrowly. Intai,Spi-iug, to shoot, to gush. Lanchur, mklanchur,mangintai, intip, niangintip.manchur, mdmanchur, pan-Spy, to view from a distance. Tinjau,chur.luaninjau.Spring upon, to i-ush upon. Tdrkam, Spy-boat. Prau-paiiulu.manarkam.Spy-glass. Tropoug.Spring, to bound from the gi-ound. Squabble, brawl, dispute. Bantali, parbantahan,Tumpu.t&ngkar, babil.Spring upon as a tiger (to). Palakuh, Squabble (to). Bantah, mambantah, tangkai-,mamlakuh.manangkar, babil, b^rbabil.Spring as of a tiger. Palakuh.Squadron, troop, baud. Pasu, pasukau.Spring as a mine (to). Pasang, m^masang.Spring over, to leap over. Lompatk3,n,malompatkau.Spring, to leap, to boimJ. Lorapat, mellonipat.Spring, a leap, a bound. Lompat, lompatan.Spring, a fountain. Mata-ayar, tdu-ayar,sumur, prigi.Spring, soiirce. Ulu.Spring, rise, beginning, cause. Ulu, poun,pohun, mula, purba.Spring, vernal season. Rabia.Spring tide. Pasang-parnama.Springe, gin. Prachik, rachik, pikat, kala.Sprinkle, to scatter in drops. Parchik,mamarchik.Sprinkle, to water, to irrigate. Dims,mandirus, irus, mangirus, seram, siram,mauii-am.Spritely, gay, lively. Gambira.Spritsail (a). Layar-samand'era.Sprout, to shoot by vegetation. Tumbuh,manumbuh, t'ukul, manukul, tunas,man Unas.Sprout, vegetable shoot. T'ukul, tunas,gagang.Sprouting, act of vegetating. Timibulian,Squalid, foul, nasty. Ch^mar, chumdr,kotor, najTs.Squall, to scream. Arib, arip, mdngarip,iiariug, manaring, mflkeh, mamakeh.Squall, scream. Arib, naring, makeh.Squall, gust of wind. Ribut.Squamous, scaly. Barsisik.Squander, to lavish. Mamboroskan.Square, cornered. Parsagi, pasagi.Square, four-sided. Ampat-parsagi.Square, exactly suitable. Patut, pi-ayoga.Square, to measure. Ukur, mangukur.Squash, to crush into pulp. Pipis, lenek.Squat, to sit cowering. Jungkang, manjungkang,ranggung, maranggung, sila,mdiiila, ranjung, m^ranjung, tslrum,trum.Squat, to cause to squat, as in makingthe elephant kneel to receive its burden.Tai-umkan.Squat, posture of cowering. Jungkang,ranggung, sila, ranjung, tarum, trum.Squeamish, nice, fastidious. Ranching.Squeamishness, fastidiousness. Panchingan.Squeeze, to press between two bodies.Tindas, maniudas, apitk&n, mangapitkan,tampukfin.Squeeze out, to express.Prah, m4mrah,katumbuhan.Spruce, neat, trim. Chantik.pras, paras, mamras, parasi.Squeezed, pressed between two bodies.Spume, foam. Buhi, galambung.Tind'as, tartind'^s, apit, barapit, tarapit,Spunge, to sorn. Sarah, maiiarah.tampu.Spunk, touchwood. Rabok.Squeezed out, expressed. Prah, tarprah,Spur of a cock (natural). Susuh.pras, tarpr^s.Spur of a cock (artificial).Squint, an oblique look. Juling.Taji.Spur, to incite, to instigate. Gartak, Squint (to). Juling, manjuling.manggartak.Squirrel (a). Bajing, tupai.Spur, to prick. Chuchuk, manchuchuk. Squirrel (flying). Krawak.Spur, to goad or incite a horse. Pachat, Stab (to). Tikam, manikam, anchok,mamachat.manganchok, chuchuk, manchuchuk.Spur, a goad, an incitement. PilnggSrtak. Stab (a). Tikam, chuchuk.Spur, pricker. Panchuchuk.Stabber. Partikaman.Spurious, false. Lancliung.Stabbing (frequent). Tikam-manikam.Spurious child. Anak-gampang.Stable, fixed, steady. Kukuh, tatap,Spurn, to kick. Tand'ang, milnand-ang. taguh, b:'ihara.Sputter, to speak indistinctly.Stable, confident. Tatap, tatapati.manggagap.Stable, to fix. Tatapk^n, manatapkari,Sputtering, stuttering. Gagap.taguhkan, managuhkan.

STA—STA [168] STA—STAStable (horse). Rumah-kuda, gad'ogan. Stand, to be erect. Tjlga, mfl,naga, diri,Stability. Katat^pan, kataguhan.bardiri.Stack (to). Tumpuk, manumpuk.Stand, to stop, to halt. Baranti, diyani,Stack (a). Tumpukan.mdndiyam.Staff, walking-stick. T.lkiln, tongkat. Stand, not to yield. Tahan, mdnahan.Stand, to stop, to be without motion.Staff, prop. Changkar, juujungan, sanddran,sokong.Stage, platform. Nangluiig.Man^ng, diyam, mandiyam.Stand, to be stagnant, not to flow. Tdnang,Stage for cock-fightiug. Galanggang.mananang.Stage, resting-place on a journey. Pond'ok,Stand, to endure. Tahankdn, manahan-mond'ok, parantian, pg,rsingalian. kdn, darita, mandarita.Stage-player. D'alang, tukang-waj-ang. Stand, to await. Mrlnantikan.Stagger, to reel. Kalinchok, barkalinchok.Stand on tiptoe. Kinjat, manginjat.Stand, stop, halt. Pantntian.Stagnant, not flowing or mnning. Tandng. Stand, frame, table. Lapik, aUs.Stagnate (to). Bartandng, mananang. Standard, ensign. Tunggal, alamat.Stain, to blot. Lumur, malumur, clioreng,Stank, a dam. Bandungan, tambak.mauchoreng, sabam.Stanuaiy, tin mine. Galian-timah.Stain, spot. Muting, clioreng.Stanza (a). Sdloka, pada.Stain, to dye, to tinge. Chdlup, manchalup,Staple, mart, emporium. Bandar.mawarnakan.Staple, a cramp. Kuku.Stain, to disgrace. Barchalakan, manchalakan,Star (a). Bintang.maliii, mamaliii.Starboard. Sablah-kanan, tangan-kanan.Stain, reproach. Chala, malu.Stare (to). Lalang, mSlalang.Stair, ladder. Tangga.Stare (a). Lalang.Stair (steps of a). Anak-tangga.Stark, stiff. Kakas, kaku.Stake, post fixed in the ground. Chachak, Starling. Tiyung.panchang.Starrj% stellar. Barbintang.Stake of a fence. Bilah, sula.Start, to be startled. Gaget, kaget, kSjut,Stake, post to which cattle are tied. mangajut.Stlndung, tumang.Startle, to fright. Gagetkdn, kagetk^n,Stake, object pledged or wagered. Tagan, mangajutkau.teban,.taruhan, patai-uh.Startle, shock. Gaget, kaget, kajut.Stake, to wager. Taruh, bataruh, niS,naruh,Startled. Tarkajut.patai'uhkan.Starve, to perish. Mati.Stakeholder. Panaruh.Starve, to perish with hunger. Matilapar.Stale, long kept, musty. Basi.Stale, to make water. Buwang-ayar-sani, Starve, to perish with cold. Matidingin.kanching, barkanching.Stalk, to strut. Igal, mangigal.State, to settle, to regulate. Aturkdn,Stalk of a plant. Tangkai.mangatui'kau.Stalking, act of strutting.State, to represent circumstantially.Igal.Stall, shop. Kadai, barung, warung. Buka, mambuka, iiatakan, manatakdn,Stallion. Kuda-jantan.prikan.Stalworth. Gagah, kalan, brani.State, to submit. Adu, adukan, mangadukan,Stammer (to). Gagap, manggagap, gagau,parsambahkan.manggagau.State, condition, circumstances. Pri,Stammering, act of stuttering. Gagap, ulah, 7(al.gagau.State, rank, condition. Pangkat.Stamp, to strike down with the foot. Stateliness, grandeur. Kamulyiian, al'Tm.G(li-tak, mAnggartak.Station, situation, position. Tampat.Stamp, to trample. Injak, milnginjak, Station, employment, office. Tanggungan,jijak, manjijak, irik, mangirik.pagangau, jabatan, kad'udukan, xadmat.Stamp, to })0und, to bray. Tumbuk,mdnumbuk, t-ut-uk, manut-uk.Station, rank in life. Pangkat.Stamj), to impress with a mark. Chapk^n, Station (to). D-ud'ukkan, mand'ud'ukkin.mancliapi, trakan.Stamp, insti-ument for stamping. Chap. Statue, image. Bangim, patung, racha,Stamp, mark. Chap, bakas, china, tra. barahla, brahla.Stamped, impressed with a mark. Tar Statute, edict. Und'ang-und'ang.chap, tartra.Stave, to break in pieces. Pachah, mamachah,Stamper, pestle. Alu, antang.patah, mamatah.Stand, to be on the feet. Diri, bardiri. Stave, staff. Takan, tongkat.

STA— STE [ 169 ]STE—STIStay, to continue in a place. Tinggal, Steeple, spire. Chand'i.maninggal, diyam, maudiyam, bardiyam.Steer. Mamud'ikau.Stay, to wait, to attend. Nanti, mananti,Steersman.Stem, stalk.Juru-mud'i.Tangkai.tangguh, m^nangguh.Stem, family, race. Piuchir, suku, turunan,Stay, to stop, to stand still. Bar^ntLkulawarga, kalurga, baugsa, ulu-Stay, to dwell. Diyam, bardiyam, manbangsa,kulabangsa, asal.Stench, bad smell. Bau-busuk.diyam, d'ud'uk, mand'uduk, tinggal,maninggal.Stay, to stop, to restrain. Tahankan,manahankan.Stay, to delay, to obsti-uct. Antikan,barantikdn, mdngantikan, tangguhkan,mananggubkan, ad'angkan, milngad'angkau,ad'angi.Stealer, thief. P3,nchurL, panchurit.Stealingly, slyly. Churi-churi, tarindapindap,maling-maling.Stealth, theft. Panchurian.Stealthy, clandestine. Barchurian, sambuiii,barsambuni.Steam, vapom-. Asap, uwap, kukus.Steam (to cook by). Kukus.Steatite, soapy eai-th. Napal.Steatome, wen. Risa.Steel. Baja, waja, lela, malela, kahili.Steelyard. D'achin.Steep, precipitous. Choram.Steep, to soak. Randamkan, marandamkan.Steep, to dip. ChS,lup, chalupk^u, m^nchalupkjln.Steep, to imbue, to tincture. Chalup,chalupkan, manchalupkan, tintakan.Steep, to sop. Chichit, manchichit.Steeped, to be soaked. Randam, mir^ndam.Steeped, to be dipped. Chalup, melnchalup.Steeped, to be imbued. Chalup, mAnehalup,b,lrchalup.Step, pace. Jangka, langkah.Step, degree. Pangkat, martabat.Step, steps, a stair. Tangga.Stej) of a stair. Anak-tangga, diirjat.Step, to measure by paces. Barjangka,barlangkah, malangkah.Step over, to pass over by stepping.Stay, to wait for. NantikS,n, m§,nantikan. Langkahi, malangkahi.Stay, continuance in a place. Diyam, Step-child. Anak-tiri.d'ud'uk, tangguh.Step-father. Pak-tiri.Stay, stop. Parantian.Step-mother. Ma-tiri.Stay, stop, obstruction. Kaad'angan, Sterile, barren. Mandul.pangad'angan, sangkatan.Sterling, genuine. Suuguh, jati.Stay, to prop, to support. Tad'ahi, tad'abk3,n,Stern, hind part of a ship. Buritan.sandal, sandarkan, sokong, Stern, severe. Prangprus.maiiokong, junjung, manjunjung. Stew (to). Goreng, rabus, tumis.Stay, prop, support. Changkar, junjungan, Stew, meat stewed. Tumis, gulaLsandaran, sokong.Stew, fish-pond. Pangempang.Stays, boddice. CbulLStew, a prostitute. Sundal.Stays of a ship's rigging. Tamirang, tambirang.Stew, a brothel. Rumah-sundal.Steward (a). Juru-kunchi, juru-rumah.Steady, firm, steadfast. TAtap, kukuh, Stick (walking). Takan, tongkat.kakal, bahara, taguh.Stick, to adhere. Lakat, maiakat, lakap,Steady, constant. Tatilp, kakal, t3,guh. malakap, rakat, ma,rak3,t.Steady (to). Tatipkan, manatapkan, tiguhkan,Stick, to be stopped, not to be able tomanaguhkan.pass. Kalat, sangkut, mduangkut.Steak, collop. Sm-abi.Stick (to cause to). Lakatkan, maldkatSteal (to). Cholong, iiolong, churi, m&nchuri.kan, lakapk^n, mAlakapkan, rakatkanmarakatkan.Stick in, to insert. Saldp, manal.ip, salat,mafiaiat, sisib, sisip, m^nisip, asak,mAngasak, unjamkin.Stick, to stab. Tikam, mftnikam, chuchuk, manchuchuk.Sticky, adhesive, viscou.s, glutinous. Lakat,lakap, kalat.Steddy, an anvil. Landas, laudasan,paron.Stiff, rigid, inflexible. Kaku, kakas.Stiff, obstinate. Kxas, kras-ati, tagar.Stiff, not fluid. Baku.Stiff, not soft. Tagar.Stiffen, to make inflexible. Kakukan,tagarkan.Stifle, to suffocate. L&mas, pujud, mangujud.Diyam, suiii, sangab, sanap.Still, silent.Still, calm. Tad-uh.Still, motionless. Tanang, kuchiba.Still, to silence. DiyamkAn, mandiydmkan.Still, to calm. Tad-uhk^n, manad-uhkin.Still, to quiet, to appease. Bujuk, mambujuk.Still, till now. Ingga-ini, inga-sakaraiig.

STI—STO [170] STO—STOStock, stores. PdrkakAs, pdkakas.Still, yet. Lagi, masih, misih, t^ksi,sad'ang-lagi.Stock of pro\'isions. Bakal, bdkalan, pdrbAkalan,Still, in coutinuance. Pula, lagi-pula.zawadah.Still, in an increasing degree. Lagi. Stock, to store. Simpitn, mSiiimp.ln,Still, an alembic. Kuknsau.taruh, manaruh.Still, to fall in droijs. Titik, manitik. Stockings. Saruug-kaki.Stocks, prison for the feet. Pasong.Stillness, silence. Kadiyamau, suiii,Silngab, Siliiab.Stocks (to put into the). PasongkJln.Stillness, calm. Tad'uhan, katad'uhan. Stolid, stupid, foolish. Donga, bod'O,Stillness, quiet, rest. Santosa, sanflng. bflbal.Stomach, maw. Prut, ati, ampadal, p9,dal.Stilly, silently. B£lrdiy&m-diydman, diyam-diyam.Stomach, appetite for food. Lapar.Stimulant (a). Brangsang.Stomach, inclination, liking. lugin, inginan.Stimulate, to prick forward. Gd,rtak,manggartak.Stomach (pit of the). Uluati.Stimulate, to excite. Ajak, m^ngajak, Stone. Batu.brangsang, mambrangsang.Stone, gem. Batu, parmata, ratna.Sting (to). S&ngat, mauangat, mangantup.Stone of fi-uit. Isi-buwah.Stone, testicle. Paler, buwah-pdler, ka-Sting, instrument of stinging. Paiiangat, lapar.antup.Stone-mason. Tukang-batu, juru-batu.Stinginess. Kikiran, ati-kring, aloba, loba, Stone-wall. Pagar-batu.murka.Stool, seat, bench. Bangko.Stink. Bau-busuk.Stool, purgative evacuation. Berak, buwang-aydr.Stinking, fetid. Busuk, aring.Stint, to bound, to limit, to confine. Stoop, to bend down. Tunduk, mdnunduk,Sindatkan, mauindatkan.tdmungkul.Stint, to stop. BArantikan, tabaukan, Stoop, to yield. Tunduk, mdnunduk.mitnahankan.Stipend, wages. Upah, gaji.Stoop (to cause to). Tundukkiln, mdnundukkilu.Stipulate, to contract, to bargain. Janji, Stoop, act of stooping. Tunduk.manjanji, barjanji.Stoop, fall of a bird on its prey. Samb&r.Stipulation. Janji, janjian, pa,rjanjian. Stoop, to come as a bird on its prey.Stir, to move. Garak, grak, mangarak. Sambar, mauanibar.Stir, to change place. Alih, mangalih. Stop, to cease. Anti, bdrdnti, m4n£lng,Stir, to move something. Grahkan, mAngarahkan.diyAm, mandiyam.Stop, to hinder from progression. Antikan,barantikan, mandngkan, mdman-Stir, to move its place. Alihkan, mdngalihkan.Stir, to agitate. Arukdn, mangarukan.angkan.Stop, to hinder from action. Tahankdn,Stir up, to incite. Ajak, m^ngajak, tusuktusuk.manahankan, tagahkiln, managahkdn.Stop, to intercept. Ad-angi, ad'angkan,Stir, tumult, bustle, commotion. Aruara,mangad'angi, mangad'angkdn, sangkut-aru-biru, uru-ara, gampar, geger. kan, mauangkutkan.Stirrup. SangawAdi, sangawddi.Stop, to interrupt. Putuskdn, mamutuskan.Stitch, pass of the needle and thread.Jaib, jait.Stop, to close an aperture. Tutup, tutupi,Stitch, to sew. Jaib, mdnjaib, mdnjait. tutupkan, mflnutupi, mdnutupkan.Stitch together, to piece, to tack. Ch3,ntam.Stop up, to plug. Sampalkan, manampalkiln,Stoccade (a). Kubu.sumbilt, maiiumbat.Stop up, to obstruct, to choke up. Tumpatkan,Stock, trunk. Batang, tunggul, poun,manumpatkan.pohun, pokok.Stop, cessation of progress. Anti, pdrdntiau.Stock, a log. Gend'ong, puntung.Stock, handle. Ulu.Stop, hindrance. Ad'angan, kilrd'angan,Stock, ship-building stocks. Galaugan, pangad'angan, sangkutan.pargalaiigan.Stop, interruption. Putusan.Stock, race, lineage. Poun, pohun, pokok,Stoppage, or obstruction of the animaldarah, turuuan, pincher, suku, secretions. Busung.bangsa, kulawarga, kalurga, kulawangsa,Stopped, hindered from progress. Tar^asal.Stock, principal, capital. Pangkal, pokok,anti.Stopped, prevented. Tagah, tdrtdgah.modal.Stopped, closed up. Tutup, tartutup.

STO—STRSTR—STRStopped up, plugged. Tarsampal, tdrsumbat.Stopped up, choked up, obstructed. Tartumpat.Stopper, stopple. Sumbat, sampal, tutup,panutup.Store, stock. Barang, drta, band'a.Store, stock of provisions. Bakal, bakalan,parbakalan.Store, to lay by. Simpan, maiiimpan,taruh, raanaruh.Store, a repository. Taruhan.Store for corn, bam, granary. Jalapang,julapang, lumbang, balubur, gapuk,lauggaLStorehouse, magazine. Bangsal, gad'ong.Storehouse, treasury. Parband 'aharan,gad'ong-wang, xazanat.Stork (the). Bango, kundur.Storm, tempest. Ribut.Story, tale, narrative. Kawin, kakawin,lakon, palitar, kand'a, charitra, charita,/takayat, iJa^at, rawayat.Story, floor. Susxui, pangkat.Stout, strong, lusty. Tagap.Stout, brave, valiant. Gagah, brani,talap, kalan, parkasa, prakasa.Stout, firm. Kanchang, tataji.Stove, a fui'uace. Dapur, pawon, tanur,i-au.Stranger, foreigner. Panchil, dagang,orang-asing, orang-sabrang.lat,Strangle, to choke. Lamas, pujud, pujut,mamujud, mangujud.furna.Stow (to). Simpdn, manimpan.Strangulation.Strap (leather).Lamas, pujud, pujut.Jangat.Straddle, to be astride. Kangkang, chalapak.Stratagem. Daya, padaya, tipu, hanar.Stratification. Susun.Straggle, to ramble, to rove. Kambara, Stratified. B^irsusun, bargusun-susun.mangambara, kalana, mS,ngalana.Stratify, to place in layers. Susunkan.Straggler, a wanderer, a rover. Oi'angkambara,Stratum, layer, bed. Susun.orang-kalana.Straw. Ruman, marang.Straggler, vagrant. Jalang.Straggler from the flock or herd. Panchil.Straggling, wandei-ing, roaming. Kambara,kalana.Straight, not crooked, right. Batul,bauar, lurus, kanchang.Straighten, to make straight. Batulkan,banarkan, mambatulkan, mambanarkan,luruskan, maluruskan.Strain, to be filtered. Tapis, manapis.Strain, to filter. Tapiskan, manapiskan.Sti-ain, to make tense. Kanchangkan.Strain, song, note, sound. Buiii, suwara,ragam.Strainer, filtei-. Tapisan.Strait, narrow, not wide. Sumpit, supit,sasak.tarsasak.Straitened, hemmed in.Straiten, to distress. Sasakkdn, maiiasakkan.Straitened (to be). Barsasak, manasak.Straitened, confined for room. Sasak,Tarsalat.Straitened, distressed. Sasak, tarsasak.Straithanded, parsimonious. Kikir, aloba,loba, mm-ka.Straitness. Kasasakan.Straitness, scarcity. Kakorangan.Strand (the). Pantai, pasisir, pasisiran,tapiJaut.Strand (to bring to the), to land. Pasirkan.Sti-and, to drive on the .shallows. Dam^parkan, mandamparkan.Stranded, wrecked on the shore. Dampar, bardamparan, tardampar.Stranded, agi-ound. Kandas.Strange, foreign. Alat, lat, asing, sabrang, barsabrang.Strange, new, novel. Palek, plek.Strange, wonderful. Barchaugangan, heStray, to wander, to rove. Kambara,mangambara, kalana, mangS,lana.Stray, to lose the way. Sasat, manasat,sasar, barsasar.Stray, to err, to deviate from the right.Sasat, manasat, salah, barsalah.Stray, a straggler. Jalang.Stray, a stray animal. Panchil.Straying, act of roving. Kambara, kftlana.Straying, act of going astray.Sasat, b^satan,sasar.Streak (a). Chorak.Streak (to). Palit, milmalit, manchorak.Streaked. Barchorak, puutang, Vjarpalit.Stream, a running water. Sungai.Stream, current. Ai-us.Stream, tide. Purbani.Strait, frith, nan'ow sea. Salat.Stream, to flow. Alir, mangalir, leleh,Strait, distress, difliculty. Kasasakan, maleleh.kasukaran, ka.susahan.Stream, to pour out. Chuchor, mftnohuchor.Straiten, to make naiTow. Sumpitkan,sasakkan, manasakkan.Streamer, pennon. Lalayu, ular-ular.Straiten, to make tense. Kanchangkan. Streamlet. Aliran, alor-aloran, serokan.Straiten, to deprive of room. Sasakkan, Street, way, lane. Lorong, lurung.maiiasakkftn.Strength, force, power. Kuwasa, kras

STR—STR [ 172] STR—STUkakrasan, gahya, gagah, sasa, parkasa,prakasa, i'uwat.Strengthen, to make strong. Kraskau,mangi-askan, sasakan.Strengthen, to confirm. Taguhkan, m^naguhkan,partagiihkan.Strenuously, vigorously. Sakuwasaiia,Strip, to make naked. Tanggalkan, mananggalkan,lurutkan, mdlurutkan, tarlanjangkan,talanjangkiin.Strip, to peel, to decorticate. Tanggalkan,mS.nanggalkan. kupaskan.Stript, naked. Lurut, tarlanjang, tftlanjang.Stript, peeled, decorticated. Tartanggal,tarkupas.Stripe, streak. Chorak, palit.Stripe in cloth. Siran, ragi.Stripe, blow, lash. Palu.Stripe, to streak. Palit, mamalit, miluchorak.Striped, in stripes. Pdlangi, puntang,barchorak.saA.'uwatiia.Stretch, to be extended. Mdluwaa, m,-lapang.Stretch, to extend, to spread out. Malu-Striped as cloth. Siran, barsiran.Stripling, a youth. Anak-trima, jaka.waskan, malapangkau.Strive, to contest, to contend. Lawan,Stretch, to elongate. Mulur.malawan, luniba, malumba.Stretch, to make tense. Rantangk^u, Stroke, blow. Pukul, palu.rantungkan, kanchangkan, ragang, maragang.Stroke (a back).Stroke, a line.Sampit, simbat.Bai-is.Stretch, to expand. Ampar, mangampar, Stroke, to chafe, to shampoo. Urut,bantang, mambantang.mangurut.Stretch out, to widen. Tarak.Stroke, to i-ub gently. Sapu, manapu.Stretch out the limbs (to). Unjur.Stroll, to ramble, to wander. Kambara,Stretch, extension, ^aluwasan.m^ngambara, kalana, mangalana.Strew, to scatter. Amborkan, mclngclmborkan,Strong, vigorous, powei-ful. Gagah, kukan,taburkan, manaburkan, sabarwasa,kanchang, kras, sasa, ^iiwat.maiiabarkan.Strong, violent, vehement. Kras, daras,Strewn (to be). Ambor, manambor, tabur, dras. _manabur, sabar, maiiabar.Strong, hale. Naman.Strewn, scattered. Baramboran, tabur, Strong, ardent. Angat, panas.bartabur.Strewing, act of scattering. Amboran,Strong, firm.Strong-built.Tagar, taguh, kukuh.Tagap.taburan.Strongly, forcibly, firmly. Taguh-tiguh.Strict, exact, accurate. B^tul, banar. Struck, hit. Kaiia, tarkana.Strictly, exactly. Sab4tulfia, sabanarfia. Struck, to be hit. Kana, mangana.Strictness, exactness. Kabatulan, kaban^ran.Structui-e, edifice, building. Bangunan,Stride, step. Jangka, langkah.rumah.Struggle, to strive. Lawan, malawan,Stride (to). Jangka, barjangka, manjangka,Ivtmba, malumba.langkah, malangkah.Struggle, to labour. B^rusaha, mdngu-Strife, contention. Bantah, parbantahan, saha.ganggang, tingkar, tukaran, kalai. Struggle, contest. Lumba, lawanan.Strike, to beat. Pukul, mamukul, tukul, Strumpet. Simdal, jalang, lewer.palu, mamalu.Strut (a). Igal.Strike with some instrument (to). Palu, Strut (to). Mangigal.mamalu.Stub, stump of a tree. Tunggul.Strike a musical instrument (to). Tabuh, Stub, log, block. Gend'ong, puntung.manabuh.Stubble. Marang.Strike, to thrash. Balun, m^mbalun. Stubborn, stiff, rigid. Kaku, kakas.Strike, to forge. Timpa, manimpa. Stubborn, obstinate. Kras, kras-ati, tagai-,Strike, to hit, to affect. Kanakan, mangauakan,angkara.mangAniii.Stud, a post, a stake. Tiyang, chachak,Strike against, to collide. Antam, m!ingdntam,panchang.gfintus, mangautus.Stud, knob. Pant-ol, pdnt-il.String, cord, line. Tali, utas, kalat. Studded, ornamented with studs. Pakan,String, chord of a musical instrument. t.^rpakan.Student, scholar. Palajar, chantri, santri,Tali.String, to file on a line. Chuchuk, manchuchuk,marid.mangutas.Studious, diligent. Rajin, pijar,raiiah.Study, learning. Pangajaran, palajaran,pangajian.Study, meditation. Sangka, parsangka,talawat.Study, to learn by application. Balajar,m&ngaji.Study, to consider aftentively. Sangka,

_STU—SUB [173] SUB—suebarsangka, maiiangka, kanang, mdngangang,kera, barkera, f akar, pikir.Subsist, to be, to have existence.mangada.Ada,StuiF, materials. ParkakAs, pakakas. Subsistence, means of living. Idupan,Stuff, furniture. Parkakas, pakakds. kaidupan.Stuff, to thrust into. Kilik, julok. Substance, essential part. Utak-utak,Stuffed, filled very full. Bakat.wajud.Stumble, to trip, to slip. P^leset, pleset, Substantial, real, not imaginaiy. Sadiya,mamleset.sungguh.Stumble, to err, to blunder. Sdsat, mauasat,Substitute (a). Ganti, sulur, patih.salah, barsalah.Substitution. Pargantiitn.Stumble, to strike against by chance. Subterfuge, trick. Daya, padaya, ubah,Antuk, mdngautuk, s^ntuh, mangantuh.ubahan, parubahan, liauar.Subtract (to). Chabut, manchabut, tolak,Stumble, trip in walking. Paleset, pleset. manolak, buwang, mambuwang.Stumble, accidental collision. Antuk, Subtraction. Chabutan, tolak.santuh.Subversion, ovei-throw, ruin. Karubuhan,Stumble, blunder. Sasat, sasatan, salah,labm-an, kalaburau, karusakan,salahau, kasalahan.parbanasiian.Stump of a tree. Tungul.Subvert, to overthrow, to ruin. Rubuhkan,Stunned, made senseless by a blow.marubuhkan, b^nasakan, mam-banasakan, laburkan, malaburkan, rusakkan,marusakkan.Succeed, to come into the place of another.Ganti, barganti, mangganti.Succeed, to follow in order. Turut, ma-Stunted, dwarfish. Karantat.Stupid, dull. Donga, bod'o, babal.Stupidity. Babalan, kababalan.Stupified, deprived of material motion.Salap, tarlalai, biyus.Sturdy, strong, forcible. Gagah, kanch-al'am, al'im.Sublimity, excellence. Kamulyaan.Submission, surrender. Sarah, srah.Submit, to resign. Sarahkan, maiiarahkan.Submit, to refer to judgment. Adukan,mangadukan, unjukkan, mangujukkan,sambahkan, maiiambahkan, parsambahkan.Submit, to yield. Tunduk, manimduk,tamungkul, mambawah.Subscription, signatm-e. Tand'a-tangan,tand'a-asta, xat.Subsequently. Kamdian.Subside, to sink. Turun, maiiurun, d'ud'uk,mand'ud'uk, takung, manakung.nurut, ikut, mangikut.Succeed, to take the place of another.Ang, kras, sasa, i-iiwat.Gantikan, manggantikan.Stutter, to stammer. Gagap, gagau. Succeed, to answer. Jadi, manjadi, laku,Style, mode, manner. Laku, kalakiian, malaku.pri, chara, ad'at.Succeed, to prosper. Bdrungtung.Style, (\vriting). A'alam.Success, prosperity. Untung, tulus, kariiarjan,Style, to call, to name. Sabutkan, m^iiabutkan,dargahayu, gargahayu, dawalat.namiii, manamai, barnamakan,mS,namakan, katakan, mangatakan.Successful, prosperous.lus, mabarak.Baruntungan, tu-Suavity. Lambutan, kalambutan.Succession, consecution. Pargantian,Subdue, to vanquish. Alahkan, mangalahkan.sal salah.Succession, inheritance. Tinggalan, ka-Subdue, to tame. Barjinakan, manjinakin. tinggalan, p^ninggalan, pusaka, jasa,Subdued, vanquished. Alah, kalah, taralah,yasa.tiwas, ma^lub.Successive, following in order. Barturut-Subject, living under. Bawah, talul-. turut, bartm-ut-turutan, ikut-ikutan,Subject, matter, purport. Buiii, arti. turut-barturut.Subjects, people. Bala, rayat.Successive, succeeding another. Barganti-gauti,Subjugate, to conquer. Alahkan, mangalahkan,barganti -gautian.manangkan.Successively, vininterruptedly. Tubitubi,Sublime, exalted. Mulya, mahamulya,turut-turut, saturutua.Successor (a). Ganti, parganti.Succinct, tucked up. Silah, tarsilah, singsing,tarsingsing.Succinct, brief, concise. Singkat.Succour, help, aid. Tulung, tulungan,panulung, bantu, pambantu, baia,pabala, sraya, saraya.Succour, to help. Tulung, m^nulung,bantu, mambantu, bala,si-aya, manaraya.Succumb, to yield. Tunduk, manunduk,tamangkul, mambawah.Succussion, act of shaking. Goyangan,gonchangan.Such, of that kind. Bagai-itu.Such, the same that.Sama.

sue—SUI [174] SUI—SUNSuch, a particular pei-son or thing.Anu, anun, sianu, sianun, pulan, sipulan.Suck, to imbibe. Isap, maiiisup, kailut,mangflnut.Suck, to take the breast or teat. Maiiusu,susiii, mauusui, mam.Suck, to draw in with the mouth. Isclpkilu,mangisapkan, kaiiutkan, mangdfiutkan.Sucker, sproiit, shoot. Tunas, t'ukul,gayang.Suckle (to). Mam, susiii, mdfiusui.Sudden, unexpected. Gopoh, gupuh,kunung.Suddenly, unexpectedly. Gopoh-gopoh,tiba-tiba, kunung-kuuung, sakuiiung,sakuiiung-kimimg.Sue, to prosecute by law. Tud'uh, manud'uh,tukas, manukas.Sue, to beg, to entreat. Miuta, pinta,mamiuta.Suet, fat. Lamak.Suffer, to bear, to endure, to support.Darita, mandarita, tahan, mauahan,tahani, mauahani, tanggung, manauggung.Suffer, to allow, to permit. Bir, biyar,bri, niambri, luluskan, maluluskdn.Suffer, to be affected by, to be acted on.Kana, mangana.Sufferance, patience. Ddrita, draua, sabai*.Sufferance, permission. Moun, poun,bibas, asin, izin, ijin.Suffering, jiain, afHiction. Kasakitan,sangsara.Suffice, to be enough. Pad'a, mdmad'a.Suffice, to satisfy. Pad'akan, mdmad'akan.Sufficiency, enough. Chukup, sachukup,sudah.Sufficient, not deficient. Chukup.Sufficient, enough. Sudah, sampai.Suffocate, to choke. Lamas, pujud, mS,-mujud.Suffocated, choked. Lamas, pujud, tarlamas,tarpujud.Suffocation. Lamas, pujud.Sugar. Gula, s'akar.Sugar-candy. Gula-batu.Sugar-cane. - Tabu.Sugar (clayed). Gula-pasir.Suggest, to hint. Kilat, mdngilat.Suggestion, hint. Kilat, kiyas, as'arat.Suicide, self-murdei'. Bunoh-d'iri.Suicide (to commit). Mambunoh-d'iri.Suit, a set. Pranggu, j)i'anggiian, salAngkap,sapasang.Suit, retinue. Pangiringan, ikur.Suit, petition. Pinta, pamintiian, poun,ptimoun.Suit, judicial cause. Achara, bachara,dawah, dawat.Suit, to agree, to accord. Bdrpatut, mamatut,kdmbar, mangambai-, bdrk^mbar,marapat.Suit, to fit, to match. Mamatuti, mamatutkan,barkambari, barkambarkan,marapatkan.Suitable, fitting.Patut, arus, laya^•.Suitably, according to. Sapurti, sftpurti,saparti.Sulky, sullen, morose. Mur5,m.Sullen, gloomy, dull, heavy. Rajuk.Sullen, gloomy, morose. Muram.Sullen, gloomy, cloudy, dark. MurS,m,suram.Sullied, soiled. Chdrndr, tarchamar, sabam.Sully, to soil. Chamarkdn, manchamarkan,cham&ri, manchamari, kotorkan,lumur, malumur, choreng, mdnchoreng,sabam.Sulphur, brimstone. Balirang.Sultan. SiiUan.Sum, the total. Kumpulan, jiimlah.Sum, to compute. Itimg, maugitung,bilang, mambilang.Sum, to cast up. Kumpulkan, jumlahkan,manjiimlahkan.Sumatra. Indalus, Pulao-parchah, Sumantra.Sumless, not to be counted. Tiyadatarparmaniii.Summer, the dry season. Kamarau.Summit, top. Marchu, puchak, puchuk,kamuchak.Summon, to cite. Undang, mangundang,salehkan, panggil, mdmanggil.Summon to arms (to). Krahkan, mangrahkan.Summon together, to call together. Ruwah,maruwah.Summoned, cited. Tiirundaug.Summoned to arms. Krah.Summons, a call by authority. Undang,undangan.Summons or call to arms. Pangrah.Sun (the). Mata-ari, surya, s'amas.Sun (dim-ual coiu-se of). Biyas.Sun, to expose to the sun. Jamur.Sunbeam. Panar, sinir-mata-ari.Sunbeat. Kana-mata-ari.Sunda, belonging to the people calledSunda in Java. Sunda.Sunda, the country of the Sundas. Pasunden.Sunday. Ari a7iad, dominggo, minggo.Sunder, to part, to separate. Chjlraik&n.mancharaikau, sarakkan, maiiarakkAn,parakk&n, mdmarakkan, sukukan, mS,-iiukukan, asiugkan, mangasiugkan.Sundered, parted. Cliarai, tarcharai,sarak, parak, snku, tarsuku, tarasing.Sundry, several. Bariak, babarapa, ruparupa,warna-warna, sarba.

SUN—SUP [ 175 ]SUP—SUESuurise. Nayik-mata-ari, inata-ari-nayik,tarbit-mata-ari.Sunset, llata-ari-inasuk, mata-ari-turun,tiirun-mata-ai-i.Sunshine. Sin4r-mata-ari, chahya-mataari.Superabundance. Kalimpahau.Superabundant. Limpah, barlimpah.Superb, grand, magnidcent. Mulya, mahamulya.Supercargo. Juragan.Supercilious, haughty. Angkuh, juwah,chungka, kochak, bongkak, rongkak.Superfluity. Labih, labihan, kalimpahau.Superintend, to direct. Prentah, mamrentah.Superintendent, overseer. Pdngulu, lurah,kapala, maudor.Superintendent of trade. S'ahbandar.Superior, higher. Labih-tinggi.Superlative. Labih-tinggi-sakali.Supernatural, above the power of nature.Sakti.Supeniatiu-al power. Sakti, saktiau, kasakfian.Surety, certainty. Katflntiian.Supersci-iption. .ilamat-surat.Surety, confirmation. Katat^pan.Supine, lying with the face upwards. Talantang.Surety, evidence. Kanatiian.Surety, security against loss. Akiian,Supine (to lay supine). Talantaugkan. tanggungan.Supine, negligent, careless. Lalai, lasu, Surety, bondsman. Pangaku, p^nganggung.lalali.Supple, pliant. Lamah.Surf, wave breaking on the shore. Alora.Supple, yielding, not obstinate. Lflmbut.Surface, superficies. Atas, muka.Surface of the ground. D'asar, natar.Supplicate, to implore. Minta, pinta, Surfeit, to be fed to satiety. Jamu, nianjamu.mammta, moun, mamoun.Supplicate, to adore. Muja, mamuja. Surfeit, to feed to satiety. Jamukan,Supplication, entreaty. Parmintaan, pamciun.manjamukan.Surfeit, satiety. Jamiian.Supplication, adoration. Puja, pamuja, Surge, wave, billow. Ombak, alun.pamuji.Supply, to furnish. Adakan, mdngadakan.Surge, to rise in waves or billows. Mangalun.Surgeon, medical practitioner. D'ukun.Supply, supplies, provisions. Bakal, Surly, gloomy, morose. Muram.bakalan, parbakalan, palabur, sara. Surly, sour. Sarbasalah, masam-muka.Support, to sustain, to prop. Tad'ahi,tad-ahkan, manad'ahkan, sandal, maiiandal,sandarkan, maiiandarkan, junjung,mdnjunjung, sokong, m^iiokong.Support, to endm-e. Tahan, manahan,tahani, mitnahani, darita, mandarita.Support, to bear. Tanggung. manangung.Support, to afford maintenance to another.Mangidupi.Support, to succoui-. Tulung, ma,uulung,bantu, mambantu.Support the body by reclining on onehand, or the head by leaning on oneor both hands (to). Talakan.Support, act of sustaining. Tanggungan.Support, prop, stay. Changkar, junjungan,sandaran, sokong.Support, countenance. Muka.Support, succour. Tulung, panulung,partulungan, bantu, bala, sraya.Suppose, to imagine. Angan-angan,mangangan-angan, angka, sangka, md,-fiangka, sangkakan, maiiangkakan, kei'a,barkera, rasa, marasa, ffikar, pikir.Supposition, fancy. Angan-angan, angka,sangka, kera-kera, piingrasaan, pikiran.Supposititious, not genuine. Bohung,dusta.Suppress, to conceal. Tumpatkan.Suppress, to keep in. Tutup, tutupi, tutupkdn,manutupkan.Suppurate. Barnanah.Supreme. Mahaba.sar, mahatinggi.Surat, in Hindustan. Surati.Surd, deaf. Tuli.Sure, certain, unfailing. Tdntu, mS,st-i,past-i.Surely, certainly. Tdntu, m^st'l, past'i,sungguh-sungguh, sasungguhua, nischaya.Surety, security, safety. Sajehtra, salamat.Surmount, to conquer, to overcome.Manang, alahkan, mangalahkan.Surmise (to). Kera, barkera, sangka,maiiangka.Surmise. Kera-kera, sangka.Surpass, to exceed, to excel. Lalui, malaliii,lampau, malampau, liwat, liwatl,langkungi.Surpassingly. Tarlalu, kalangkung, kaliwat,amat, sangat.Surplus, overplus. Kalabihan.Surprise, wonder. Changang, changangan,Aeran, tajab.Sui-prise, to astoni.sh. Changangka,n,m^ngchangangkan, Aerankan.Surprise, to take unawares. Maii41apkan.Surprised, astonished. Tarchangang, ^e-

'SUR—SWA [ I7fi ]SWA—SWESurrender, to yield up. SarahkAn, maiiarahkan,Swarm, to crowd round. Krubung, ru-sarahi, man.^rahi, taruhkdu, bung, mangrubung, krumun, mangru-manarubkan, A-abulkau.mun.Surrender, to yield oneself up. Sarahkan-d'iri.Swarthy, dusky, tawny. Dragam, kawi,perang, pirang.Surrendered, delivered up. Sarah, srali, Swathe, to swaddle. Lamping, malamping,tarsarah.bad'ung, mambad'ung.Surround, to environ. Kapungkto, Sway, to govern, to rule. Mamaugku,maugapungkan, kalilingkan, mangalilingkau.mamutfti-kan, prentah, mamrentah,mangampu, pArtuwankan.Siu-rounded, envii-oned. K^pung, t^rkapung.Sway, to wave in the hand. Kipas,mangipas.Surrounded (to be). Kapung, barkdpung. Swear, to take an oath. Sumpah, barsumpah,Survey, to view. Pandang, mamandang,maiiumpah.tinjau, maninjau.Swear, to put to an oath. Sampahkan,Survey, view. Pandangan, kapandangan. maiiumpahkan.Suspect, to conjecture. Tarka, manarka. Swearing, act of taking an oath. Sumpah,Suspend, to bang. Gantuugkan, manggantungkan,sumpahan.bdrgantungkan.Sweat, perspiration. Paluh, jamjam.Suspended (to be). Gantuug, bargantung, Sweat (to). Barpaluh.manggantung.Sweep, to drive away, or to clean with aSuspended, hung. Gantung, targantung. besom. Sap a, maiiapu.Suspicion. Sak.Sweep, to rub over. Sapu, maiiapu.Sustain, to prop. Tad-ah, tad'ahi, m3,nad'ahi,Sweeper (a). Panapu.manad'abkan, sandal, manandal, Sweeper of a mosque. Siyak.sandarkan, mafiandarkan, junjung, Sweepings. Sampah.manjunjung, sokong, manokong. Sweep-net. Pukat.Sustain, to endure. Taban, tabani, manabani,Sweet, luscious. Manis.darita, mandarita.Sweet, pleasing to any sense. Manis.Sustain, to uphold. Ampu, mangampu. Sweet, fragrant. Arum, wangi.Sustain, to hold up or prop with the Sweet, melodious. Mardu, manis-suwara,hands. Ampu, m^ngampu.bayik-suwara.Sustain, to bear, to support. Tanggung, Sweet, mild, soft, gentle. Manis, l&mbut.mananggung.Sweet, grateful, pleasing. Manis, sad'ap.Sustenance, maintenance, livelihood. Sweet, not stale. Sagar.Idupan, kiiidupan, p^ngidupan, pancbarian,Sweeten, to make sweet. Manisk^n,sara.mamaniskan, mamanisi.Swaddle, to swathe. Lamping, m^lamping,Sweeten, to palliate. MaringinkS,n.bad'ung, mambad'ung.Sweeten, to make grateful. SM'Apkan,Swaddling cloth. Bad'ung.manad'apkan.Swag-bellied. Badis, gaud'ut.Sweetheart, lover. Kakasih.Swage, to mitigate. Rada, marada, mal^mbutkdn,Sweetmeat. Manisan, Aalwa.mAringinkdu.Sweetness. Manisan, kamanisan.Swagger, to boast. Ugut, mdngiigut, ge Swell, to be turgid. Bangkak, bdrbAngkak,bang, manggebang.mambangkak, kambang, m^ngam-Swain, villager. Orang-desa, orang-d'usun bang, kambung, mangambung.Swalloe, the holotburion. Tripang, suwala. Swell, to grow bigger. Barbasar, m^mbfisar.Swallow (the). Layang-layang, lalayang.Swallow (the esculent nest). Lawet. Swell, to be elated. Barbasar. mftmbdsar.Swallow (to). Talan, milnalfin, p^rlan Swell, to make turgid. Btlngkakkan,m.lnarlan.mambangkakk&n, kambangkftn, m&ngdmbangkan,Swamp, a marsh. Rawa, paya, banchalikambungk^n, mangam-ranchah.bungkfln.Swamp, to whelm. Karamkdn, mangar.lmkrm.Swell, to cause to increase. MambasarkAu.Swell of the sea. Bakat, balumbang.Swamping, foundering. Kakaraman. Swelling, intumescence of the ilesh fi'omSwap, to exchange. Tukar, urup, mdng-^ a blow. Balor, bdncbat.urup.Swelling, what is puffed or swoln. Bangkak.Swap, an exchange. Tukar.Sward, surface of the ground. D'asar, Swerve, to wander, to rove. Sasat, ma-natar.Swarm, crowd, multitude. Krumun.krubung.ndsat, sasar, mafiasar.Swerve, to deviate. Simpang, nianimpang.

SWE—SYR [177] TAB—TAKSwerve, to ply, to bend. Bdrbantok,mambantok, barlangkung, mai&ngkuug.Tabernacle. Tatarub, tatamp, t&-i-atak, ximah.Swift, fleet, speedy. Laju, tangkas. Table, tablet. Papan, luA.Swift, nimble, agile. Pantas, chapAt. Table for meals. Meza, meja.Swift, rapid. D^ras, dras.Table, fare, entertainment. Makanan,Swiftly, with celerity. Lakas, bangatban^t,sant.^pan, p8,r.santapan, jamiian, saj'ian.sigi-a.Tabour. R^bana.Swiftness, fleetness, speed. Lajuan, kalajiian,Tacit, silent. Diyftm, niutu.taugkasan.Tack, to stitch together. Jaib, jait,Swiftness, agilitj'. Pantasan, cliftpS^tan. manjaib, chd,ntam.Swiftness, celeritj'. Sigra, kasigraan. Tack, beating on a wind. Beluk, pdrai.Swig, to drink by large draughts. Man&- Tack, to navigate a ship by tacking. Palraikan.guk, mdnagor.Swim, to float on the water. Timbid, Tackle. Aba-aba, daudanan.manimbul, kambaug.Tact, touch. Panj abatan, rasa, pjli-asaan.Swim, to move with the limbs progressivelyTadpole. Katai, brudu.in the watei-. Mnang, bariiang. Taffeta silk. Pad'And-ang.Swim, to be conveyed by the stream. Taliil, the Chinese weight, being theAiiut, mangaiiut.Swimming, being afloat. Timbul, birtimbul.16th of a catty.Tail of an animal.Tiiil, tahil.Ekor, ikur, buntut.Tail, lower end. Ekor, buntut.Swimming, drifted by the stream. Aiiut, Tail of the Tibet cow. Chamara.taraiiutTail or handle of a plough. Ndnggal.Swimming, act of floati::ig on the water.Timbulan, kambaiigan.Tailed, furnished with a tail.barbuntut.Bdrekor,Swimming, act of progressive motion in Tailor (a). Tukang-jaib, pinjaib, dSrzi.the water, llanang, baruang.Taint, to imbue. Chalup, manchalup,Swimming, dizziness. Ngalu, pfl,ningkapala.tintakS,n.Taint, to stain, to foul, to sully. Ch4-Swindle, to cheat. Tipu, tipuk§,n, manipukan,mark.in, mancham,1ri, ni^nchamarkan,mangechu, maogaraua, dayakan, kotorkan, lumur, malumui', choi'eng,mdndayakan.minchoreug, s&bS,m.Swindler. Pdnipu, kechn.Taint, to corrupt, to putrify. AuirkSii.Swine, hog, pig. Babi.Tainted, corrupted. Afiu-.Swing, to wave to and fro hanging loosely. Taint, spot, soil. Muting.Lenggang, malenggang, jalak, minjalak,Taint, tincture. Tinta.yangyung.Taint, to be corrupted. Anir, barafiir.Swing the arms (to). Limbai, malimbai. Take, to receive. Ambil, mangambil,Swing (a). Yuu-yunan.sambut, maiiambut.Swivel cannon (a). Rautaka.Take, to receive with approbation. T^rima,Swoln. Bingkak, k&mbang, kimbuug.m&niirima.Swoon, syncope, fainting fit. Pangsan, Take, to seize. Tangkfip, manaugkap,kaiangar, murcha.ambil, mangambil.Swoon, to faint. Pangsan, b^rpangsau, Take, to catch. Pagang, mamagang.barkalangar, mimurclia.Take, to entrap. Tangk^p, manangk^p.Swoop, to seize by falling on, as a bird ofprey. Sambar, niaiiambar.Sword (a). Pad'aug.Take, to get. Dapat, mandapat, dapati,m^ndapati, ulili, b&rulih, bulih.Take away, to remove. Angkat, m&ngangkat,bawa-pargi.Sworded, girt with a sword. Barpftdang.Sworn. Tarsimijjah, kana-sumpah. Take care of. Plehrakan, mftmlehrakan,Syllable (a).piyarakdn.Ija.Symbol, type, sign. BS,kas, p^dah, taud'a. Take down, to cause to descend. Turunkan,Sympathetic. Pilu, barpilu.manurunkan.Sympathy. Pilu, piliian.Take down, to reduce. Koi*AngkS,n.Symptom, sign, token. B&kas, tand'a. Take down, to swallow. Talan, m&nalan.Synagogue, Jewish temple. Kanisah. Take from, to subtract. Tolak, m^nolak.Syncope, swoon. Pangsan, kdlangar, Take heed (to). Ingat, mangingat.murcha.Take in, to inclose. K4pungkan, mangapungkan,Syria. Surya.pagarkan, m&magarkan.Syrian. SuryanLTake in, to cheat. Tipukan, manipukan.Take in, to lessen. Korangkan, mfl,ngorangkin.

TAK—TAP [ 178 ]TAP—TEATake in sail (to). Gantung-layar.Taproot. Umbi.Take out, to remove from within. Kaluwarkan,Tardiness. Lambatan.mangluwarkan.Tardy, dilatory, late. Lambat, laung.Take up, to lift. Angkat, m&ngangkatkan.Tardy, sluggish. Lalai, langai.Target, buckler. Tameng, prisai, otar-Take oneself off. Buwang-d-iri.otar, dadap, tdrbil, salukung, paris.Take to flight (to). Buwang-b41akang, Target, butt to shoot at. Tujiian.Tarnish, to soil. Chamari, manchamdri,lari, nialari.Tale, narrative, story. Kawbi, kawinan, lumur, mdlumur.kakawinan, lakon, palitar, kand'a, charitra,chArita, /lakayat, rawayat, kasat.Tarry, to bide. Diyam, bardiyam, tinggal,mauinggal.Tale, reckoning. Itungan, bilangan. Tarry, to delay, to be long in coming.Tale-bearer, a tell-tale. Paugompat. Tanggoh, mandnggoh, bartanggoh,Talent, power, faculty. Kuwasa.tungguh, bartimgguh, manungguh.Talent, quality, disposition. Ati, prangai, Tarry, to wait, to expect attending.pakai-ti, prakriti.Talisman. Kamaud'u, azimat.Tale-teller, narrator of stories. D'alang.Talk, to converse. Tutur, bartutur, manutur,tutur-manutur.Talk, to reason, to confer. B3,chara, barb.lchara,mambachara.Talk, oral conversation. Tutur, tuturan,tutur-manutur.Talk, reasoning. Bachara.Talk, prattle. Mulut, mulut-panjang,kata-kata.Talk, rumour, report. Warita, urita,brita.Talkative, loquacious. Rongot, petak,lampas, mulut-panjang.Tall, high in stature. Panjang, renjong.Tall, high, lofty. Tinggi.Tallow, grease. Lamak.Tally, to fit, to suit. Taud'ingkau, m^nandiugkan.Tally, to be fitted. Tand-ing, manand'ing.Tally, a match. Tand'ingan.Talon, claw of a bird. Chakar.Talpot palm, Borassui jlahdliforniis. Tal,rontal, lontar.Tamarind. Asam, asAm-jawa, asdm-kranji,kamal.Tambourine. Tambur.Tame, not wild. Jinak.Tame, to make gentle. Bdrjinakan.Tame, broken in. Rab.Tameless, wild. Liyar.Tamper, to meddle. Iran, mangirau,falluli, paduli.Nanti, mananti.Tariy or continue in a place for a shortwhile. Tinger, maninger.Tart, sour. Asam, kacliut.Tart, sharp, keen, smart. Padeh.Task. Tanggungan.Tassel. Ombai, rambai.Tasseled. Barombai, barambai, barombaiombai.Taste, to smack. Kachap, mangilchap,rasa, marasa.Taste, to feel, to have perception.Rasa,mdrasa.Taste, sense of taste. Rasa, pdngi-asa,pangrasiian, parasa, pdrastian.Taste, flavour, smack. Kdchap, raaa.Taste, perception.Rasa, pangrasa, pangrasiian,parasa, parasiian.Tasteless, insipid. Ambar, tawar.Tatter, rag. Tampal, parcliah.Tattle, to prate. Marongot, mAngomong.Tattle, prattle. Mulut, mulut-panjang,kata-kata.Tattling, given to prate. Lampas, petak.Tattoo, to beat a drum. Titer, maniter.Tattow (to). Chachah, manchachah.Tattow. Chachah, i^anchachah.Taunt, to reproach. Manchalakau, mdmaliii.Taunt, reproach. Ch&la, kachalaau, chalachula,malu.Tawny. Perang, pirang, drag.lm, kawi.Tax, impost. Upati, pajag, xarajat.Tax, custom, toll. Chukai, beya.Tax, tribute of a dependent state. Bungamas.Tea. Teh, chah.Tea (black). Teh-itam.Tan, tannin. Samak.Tan, to imbue with tan. Samakan.Tangle, to implicate. Kosotkan, karutkan.Tea (green). Toh-putih.Tangled. Kosot, karut.Tea-pot. Tehko.Tangled (to be). Mangosot, m/ingarut. Teacli, to instruct. Ajari, mangajari,Tank, cistern, basin. Talaga, kulam.latah.Tantamount, equivalent. Sama, pad'a. Teachable, docile. Jinak.Tap (to). Loto, tapak.Teacher, instructor. Pangajar, ajar-ajar,Tap (a). Loto, tapak.guru, miins'i.Tape. Fitali pita.Teaching, instruction. Ajaran, pangajaran.Taper, a candle. Lilin.Taiiostry. Litlangsai, diwangga.Teak, the toak-troo and timl.or. Jati.

TEA—TEM [ 179 ]TEM—TERTeaL Maliwis, mliwis.Tempt, to try, to attempt. Chuba, manchuba.Tear, secretion of the eyes. Aydr-mata ;Jav., luh.Tempt, to provoke. Usik, mdngusik.Tear, to rend, to lacerate. Cbabek, Temptation. Gud'a.manchabek, subek, cbarik, koyak, rabit, Tempted, provoked. Sdd'eh.niarabit.Ten, the decimal. Puluh.Tear, rent. Chabek, subek, charik, rabit.Ten, a ten, one ten. Sapuluh.Ten thousand. Laksa, laksa.Tearful, having the eyes full of tears. Ten thousand, one ten thousand. Salaksa.Lerang.Tearing (sound of). Truk.Tenacious, glutinous, viscovis. L&kat,Tease, to comb or unravel. Pinji.lakap, kalat, liyat.Tend, to watch, to guard. Timggu, m4-Tea.-3e, to vex, to torment. Usik, m&ngusik,ganggu, mangganggu.Tease or plague a child sportfully. Sak^t,nunggu, kawal, mangawal, jaga, minjaga,raksa, maraksa.maijakat.Tend cattle (to). Mangabala,Tedious, wearisome by continuance. Tend, to aim at. Tuju, manuju.Lambat, barlambatan, laung.Tend, to attend, to accompany. Mangawankan,Teem, to bring young. Baranak.mariartakan.Teem, to be full. Barisi.Tendency, drift. Katujuan.Teem, to be pregnant. Bunting, barbunting,Tender, soft, not firm. Lambut, lambeh,mangaud-ung, barAamil.lamah.Teeming, pregnant. Bunting, Aamil. Tender, effeminate. Ldmbut.Teeth (the). Gigi.Tender, compassionate. Pilu, sayang,Tegument, covering. Ulds.barkasihan.Teint, colour. Wama, tinta.Tender, gentle, mild. Lamah, lambut.Telescope. Tropong.Tender, to offer. Uujuk, mangunjuk.Telinya, Telingana, the Talugu people Tender, an ofier. Unjukan.and country of the Deccan. Kiling, Tenderness, not hardness. Kaldmbutan,kling.kalamahan.Tell, to utter, to express. Uchap, m&ngachap,Tenderness, compassion. Pilu, rawin,sabut, mAiiabut.kasihan, balas,sayang.Tell, to relate, to rehearse. Bilangkan,mambilangkan, tuturkjin, manuturkan,charitakan, mancharitakau.Tell, to inform. Bri-tau, mambri-tau,mangatakan, uritakan, britakan, mambritakan,sayirkan, bri-malum.Tell, to count, to number. Itung, mdngitung,bilang, mambilang.Tell fortunes (to). Tanung, mananung.Tell-tale (a). Ptlngompat.Temerarious, rash. Lampds.Temerity. LampSs.Temper metals (to). Sapuh.Temper, to soften, to mollify, to assuage.Taduhkan, manad'uhkan, s^jukkdn,manajukkan, lambutkan, maMmbutkau.Temper, frame of mind. Ati, pri, prangai,pAkarti, prakriti, budi.Temperate, moderate. Sad4ng, sadarana,jiman, jimat.Tempest (a). Ribut, iufan.Tempest-driven. Biyas.Temple (idolatrous). Wat, chand'i, sanggar.Temple (Mahomedan). Langgar, masjid.Temple (Christian). Hikal, gareja, greja,kanisah.Temples (the). Palipis, palipisan, p4palingan.Tendon, sinew. Urat.Tenebrous, gloomy. Muram, suram.Tenfold. Sapuluh-lapis, sapuluh-gand'a.Tenour, sense contained. Buui, ^rti,pangarti.Tense, tight. Kanchang, rantang, r4ntang,chakang.Tent, pavillion. Taratak, tatarup, ximah.Tenth. Kasapuluh.Tenth (the). Sakapuluh.Tenuous, small. Sani.Tepid, lukewarm. Suwam.Tepor. Suwam.Tergiversation. Ubah, ubahan, p^rubahan,daya, padaya, han5r.Term, limit, boundary. BatAs, watAs,pinggir, paminggir, pS,minggiran, p4ringgaan,had.Tei-m, denomination. Nama.Term, stipulation. Janji, pirjanjian.Term, to name. Pangil, panggilkftn,namai, mS,namai, namakdn.Termes, the white ant. Rayap, sdmutputih.Tei-minate, to put an end to. AbiskAn,mangabiskan, parabiskan, putusk4n,mamutuskan.Terminate, to end.iiudah, bftrsudah.Terminated, ended.Abis, mangabis, md,-Abis, sudah.

TER—THE [ ISO] THE—THITermination, bound, limit. Pinggir, p&- Then, at that time. Tatkala-itu, kala-itu,minggir, pftringgiiau.kutika-itu, sadang-itu.Termination, end, conclusion. Abisan, Then, afterwards. Kamdian- dari -itu,parabisan, putusan, kaputusan, Budahan,kamdian-d^ri-pflda-itu.kasudahan, p^iiudah, paiiudaban, Then, after that. Tdlah-itu, eataiah-itu,tutup, pauutup, xatam, axir.satalah-sudah, sudah-itu.Ternary. Sapartiga.Then, therefore, for this reason. D3.riini,Ternate, one of tbe Spice islands. Tarnete.ddripada-ini, karana-ini, sabab-ini.Then, just then. Baharu-ini.Terrace, platform. Tingkat.Thence, from that place. Dari-situ, darisana.Terra japonica, catechu. Gambir, kacbu.Thence, for that reason. Dari-itu, karanaitu,Teri-ible, dreadful. Nari, ngri, hibanii.s&bab-itu.Terrified, affrighted. Takut, grung, da-Thenceforth. DAri-kutika-itu.has'at.Terrify (to). Takuti, manakuti, takutk^u,manakutkS,n, grantaug, samaugatkan,sumangatkAn.Ten-itory, land, country. Tanah.Ten-or, fear received. Takut, katakutan,mangu, dahas'at, hibat.Test, trial, examination. Chuba, p§,rchubaan.Test, to tiy, to examine. Chubai, manchubai,alusi, mangalusi.Testament, a will. WTsayat.Testament (the Old). Tared.Testament (the New). Aujil.Testicles. Paler, buwah-paler, kalap4r.Testify, to give evidence. B3,rsaksi, m§,-naksi.Testify, to witness. Saksik^n, barsaksik4n,mfiiiaksikan.Testimony, evidence given. Saksian,kasaksYan, s'ahadat.Testy, fretful, peevish. Sdrbasalah.Thereon, on that. Pada-itu, atas-itu.Thereto, to that. Pilda-itu.Tether (a). Tambat.Thereupon, upon that. Atas-itu, dalamitu,Tether (to). Tambat, m^nambat.itupun.Tethered. Tartambat.Thereupon, immechately. Bangat-bang^t.Tetragonal, four-square. Biirampat-parsagi.Therewith, with that. Dangiln-itu.They, applied to persons only. Marika,Tetter, ringworm. Kurap.marika-itu, marikitu.Text, sentence of the Koran. NaJ. Thick, crass, gross. Kant'al, kandal.Than. Dari, dai-ipada, bagai.Thick, deep. Tabal.Thank (to). Tarima-kasih, manarimakasih.Thick, turbid. But'^k, kroh, pAkat.Thick, frequent, close. Karab, karap,Thanks. T&rima-kasih, s'ukur.krab, labat.That, correlative of " this." Itu, nun. Thick, coarse. Kasar.That, which, what. Yang, nen.Thick, not slender. TS,gap.That (conjunction). Akan, sapaya, akansApayakrab.Thick, frequently. Kai-ab-k&rab, ki-ab-That is to say. lya-itu.Thicken, to make dense. Kant'alkau,Thatch. Atap.kandillkdn.Thaw, to grow liquid. Anchur, minganchur.Thicken, to make close. Kar&bkAu.Thaw, to molt. Anchurkau, manganchurkan,laburkan, malaburkan.Thicken, to concrete.andai.Thicken, to grow close.Mangant-al, mang-Mangar^b.Theatre. Rumah-wayang.Thicken, to grow frequent. MangarAb.Theft, act of stealing. Churian, pdnchurian.Thickness, spissitude. Kant'al, kandal.Thickness, depth, density. Tabal, tabalan.Theft by night. Pamalingan, pamandungan.Thief Jura, pAnchuri, panchurit.Themselves. Diya sandiri, iya diri.Thief (day).Thief (night).Nayab.Maling, pandung.Theologian, a divine. Fak'iah.There, in that place. Sana, situ, disana,disitu, sanan.Thereabouts, nearly. Ampir, sadmpiriia,sakera-kera, barang.Thereafter, according to that. Sapnrtiitu.Thereafter, afterwards. K&md'ian-daripada-itu,sudah-itu.Thereat, on that accoimt. Dari-itu, karana-itu,sabab-itu.Tlierefore, for this, for that, for thisreason. Da.ri-itu, dai-ipAda-itu, ulihitu,dariini, darip.ida-ini, karana-ini,karana-itu, mula, sabab-ini, sabab-itu.Therein, in that, in this. Dalam-ini,dalam-itu.Thereunto. Pada-itu, kapada-itu.Thereof, of this, of that. Dari-ini, dariitu.

THI—THO [181] THO—THRThieve (to). Cliolong, mdncliolong, churi,manchuri.Thieve by night (to). Ma,maling, mdmandung.Thievery. Churian, pd,nchurian.Thievish, sly. Barchuri-churi, bdrchu-Thorough, complete. Ganap, jangkip,chukup, langkap, p4nuh, sambaraptrus, sampurna, samparna, rata.Thoroughfare (a). Trusan.Thou. Angkau, ang, kau, dikau, k^ngkaukamu, mu, lu, kowe, mika.Lamun, sana-rian.Thievishly, furtively. Churi-churi, maling-maJing.Though, notwithstanding.ja, masa, masakan, maski, walekin.Though, like as if. Sapurti, saparti.Thigh (the). Piiah, paha.Thought, act of thinking. Sangka, parThimble, Sarung-jari, bidal.sangka, kera, parkeraan, chita, rasa,Thin, not thick, tenuous. Nipis, tipis, parasa, parasaan, chita-rasa, pikiran.mipis, mimpis.Thought, meditation. Angan-angan,Thin, rare, not dense. Alus.kangan, langung.Thin, not close. Jarang.Thoughtful, contemplative. B4ran|Thin, small. Sani.angan, kangan, langung, barlumat.Thin, not coarse. Alus.Thoughtful, anxious. Bimbang, susahThin, not abounding. Jarang, larang, chinta, barchinta.miial, mahal.Thoughtful, careful, attentive. Ati-atiThin, lean. Kurus, krus.barati-ati, ingat, bai-ingat, baringatanThin, slim. Ramping.emut, baremut.Thin, to attenuate, to lessen. Koringkan,Thoughtfuluess, meditation. Anan-anganmangorangkan.kangan, langung.Thin, to attenuate, to make lean. Kuruskan,Thoughtless, careless, negligent. Lalaimanguruskan.aura, alpa, xalaf.Thing. Barang.Thoughtlessness. Lalean, aura, alpa,Think, to cogitate. Sangka, manangka, xalafThousand. Ribu.kera, barkera, chita, barchita, ra.sa,barasa, marasa, fakar, pikir.Thousand (one). Saribu.Tliink, to muse, to meditate. Anganangan,Thousand (ten). Laksa, lak.«a.barang.an-angan, kangan, mang-Thousand (one ten). Salak.sa.ugu, malangung, tamangu, bacha-dalam-ati.Thoiisand (hundred thousand). KS.t-i.Thousand (one hundred). Sakat"i.Think, to judge, to be of opinion. Sangka, Thousands (by). Baribu.mariangka, kera, barkera, rasa, bara.sa, Thousandth. Kusaribu.marasa, fakar, pikir.Thrall, a slave. Amba, dangan, pachal,Think on, to imagine in the mind. Sang-beta, saya.kakan, miuangkakan, kerakan, barkerakan,Thrall, to enslave. Mingambakan, parsakan.barchitakan, barasakan, maraambakan.Thrash, to beat, to drub. Balun, mambaluu,Third. Katiga.godam, manggodam, sakai, ma-Third (the). Sakatiga.iiakai, banting, mambanting, binara.Third part (a). Partiga, sapartiga. Thrash out, to extract by thrashing. Tabah,Thirds (two). Duwa-partiga.mantlbah.Thirst. Aus, diiaga, dahaga.Thread. Banang.Thirsty. Aus, baraus, daaga, bardiiaga, Thread, a line. Utas.dahaga, bardahaga.Thread, to file. Chuchuk, manchuchuk,Thirteen. Tigablas.utaskan, mangutaskan.Thirteenth. Katigablas.Threaten, to menace. Amang, ugut, ga^Thirtieth. Katigapuluh.mak.Thirty. Tigapuluh.Three. Tiga.This. Ini, inilah, initah.Threefold. Tiga-lapis, tiga-gand'a.Thither. Sana, kasana, kasitu, kasablah, Three-fourths. Tiga-suku.ka-sablah-situ.Three hundred. Tiga-ratus.Thole, to endure. Tangung, mAnang Three score. Tiga kodi.gung, darita, mandarita, tahan, manahan.Thresh, to beat corn. Lubtu-, malubur.Threshing-floor. Palubur.Thong, strap of leather. Jangat, san Threshold. Dami, ambang-dibawah.Thrice. Tiga-kali.taji.Thorn, prickle. Duri.Thrift, parsimony, fi-ugality. Gami.Thorn-apple. Kachubung.Thrift, gain, profit. Bat'i, untung, laba.Thorny. Barduri.Thrifty, parsimonious, frugal. GarniThorough, passing through. Trus, butul bargami.

THR—THU [182] THU—TIMThrill, to pierce, to bore. Qerek, manggerek,Thursday. Ari-xamis.gorek, mdnggorek.Thwack (to). Balun, mambalun, sakai,Thrive, to prosper. Banintnng.maiiakai.Throat, neck. Leer, leher, jangga. Thwart, across. Lentang, malang, ampang,Throat, forepart of the neck. Raugkungan,saugkang.AalaZ;.Thwart, to lie across. Lentangkin, m&-Throat-pipe, wind-pipe. Kungan, Galium. lentangkan, marentangkan.Throb, to beat, to palpitate. Bardabar. Thwart (to be). Malentang, m&rentang.Throb, beat, palpitation. Dabar.Thwart, to oppose, to contravene. Lentangkan,Throne. Patarana, patrana, d'ampar,malentaugkdu, lalui, malalui,sangkasana.lawani, malawani.Throng, to crowd. Rubung, krubung, Tiara, a crowu. Makuta, taj, tajii.mangrubung.Tick, dog-louse. Karpati, tuma.Throng, crowd. Rubungan, krubung, Ticket. Surat-chap, surat-tand'a.krubungan.Tickle (to). Gali, gilik, glet'ek.Throttle, the wind-pipe. Kungan, rdngkung,Tidal wave, the bore. Bina.rongkong, AaU;um.Tide of the sea. Pasang.Throttle (to). Pujud, lamaa, mamujud, Tide, stream, current. Arus, purbani.malamas.Through, passing from one side to theTide (ebb).Tide (flood).Ayar-surud.Ayar-pasang.other. Trus, tarus, butul, lantas. Tide (slack), slack water. Ayar-tauang.Through, by means of. Dari, d^ripS,da, Tide (spring). Pasang-purnama.ulili.Throughly, thoroughly. Saganapna, sachukupna,salaugkapiia, sap;lnuhua, samata-mata.Throughout. Sajurus, sapanjang.Throw, to fling, to cast, to project. Lotar,malotar, lontar, malontar, lempar, m4-lempar, balaug, mambalaug, baling,mambaling, lanting, mdlanting, unting,mflngunting.Throw away, to lose, to spend in vain.Buwang, mambuwaug.Throw away, to reject. Buwang, mambuwang.Throw by, to cast aside, to reject. Buwang,mambuwang.Throw down, to subvert, to overturn.Jatuhkan, manjatukan, timpakan, manimpakan,tibakan, m.inibakan, tumbangi,rubuhkan, marubuhkau.Throw off, to reject, to discard. Buwang,mambuwang.Throw out, to eject, to expel. Buwang,mambuwang.Throw, act of casting. Lotar, lontar,lempar, balang.Thi'ust, to push into or between. Sisip,Tidings, news. Urita, brita, warta, wdrta,xabar.Tidor, one of the Spice islands. TAdori.Tidy, neat. Chantik.maiiisip, susup, maiiusup, asak, mangasak.Till, to cultivate. Tandm, mS,nandm.Tankman, tanAmtanaman.Tillage, husbandry.Thumb (the). Ibu-tangan, ind-u-jari.Thump (to). Sakai, mariakai, balun, Tillage (dry field). Tugar, umah.mambalun.Thunder. Aliutar, lintar, guntur, glud'ug,tagar, guruh.Tillage (water field).Tiller, husbandman.bur.Sawah.Juru-sawah, pana-Thunder (to). B&rguntur, bartag.lr, bdrguruh.Tiller, rudder. Kamud'i.Tilt, covering over head. Laugit-langit,Thunder (to sound like). Daram.lalangit.Thunderbolt, lightning. Kilat.Tilt, covering of a boat. Jubung.Thunderclap,Tilt, tournament. Prang-watang.i'atcr.Thus, in this manner. Damdkiyan-ini, Tilt, thrust. Tikam.bagiii-ini, sabagai, salaku.Timber, wood. Kayu.Tie, to bind. Ikat, mAngikat, tambat,m

TIM—TOG [ 183] TOG—TOOTimber tree. Poun-kayu, pohun-kajru.Time. Kutika, katika, masa, mangsa,kala, Vfaktu, zaman, tempo.Time, age. Yusvva, usya, usaya.Time, age, life. Dewasa.Time (olden), yore. Daulu-kala, purbakala.Time, particular period. Parastawa.Time, in composition expressing repetition.Gand-a, kali.Time, opportunity. Sdmpat, dan.Time, at the same time that. Saraya,sarta.Time (point of). Bila.Time, at the time that. Tatkala.Timid, fearful, timorous. Takut, lS,mbut,saleuipang, kanji.Timidity. Katakutan, kalambutan.Timor (island of). Timiu'.Timor-laut. Name of an island southof New Guinea. Sibabar.Tin. Timah, tima-putih, tima-sari.Tinder. Eabok, kawul.Tinge (to). Chalup, manchalup, mawarnakan,tintakan.Tinkle, to clink. Darang, drang.Tinsel. Prad-a.Tint, dye. Wara, tinta.Tiny. Sani.Tip, top, point. Ujung, puchak, puchuk.Tipple (to). Minum.Tipple, drink. Minuman.Tipsy, drunk. Mabuk.Tire, furniture, apparatus. Parkakas,pakakas.Tired, weary. Panat, chape, lalah, lasuh.Together (to put), to unite. Sai-takan,maiiartak§,n.Together (to be), to be in company. Barsarta,m&iiarta.Toil, to labour. Usaha, barusaha, mangusaha.Toil, to labour at. Usahakan, bdrusahakan,mangusahakan.Toil, labour. Usaha, parusahan.Toil, snare. Jaring, jarat, kala.Tokay lizard. Take, goke.Token, mark, sign. Tand'a, china, bakas,uas'an.Token of friendship. Paninggalan, bakas-Token, earnest. Jardm.Token (marriage). Lamar.Token, portent. Pamali, padah.Told, mentioned, related. Tarsabut, tdrcharita.Tolerable, passable. Sad-ang, sadilrana.Toll, impost. Chukai, beya.Toll-gate, toll-house. Pabeyan, pintu,lawang, bandar.Toll-gatherer, publican. Panchukai, bandar.Tomb (a). Jarat, /;ubur.Tomb of a Mahomedan saint. Karamat,kramat.Tomb (monumental). Caud-i.To-morrow. Esuk, isuk, besuk, esuk-ari,besuk-ari.To-morrow (the day after). Lusa.To-morrow morning. Esuk-pagi.To-morrow noon. Esuk-tangah-ari.To-morrow evening. Esuk-patang.To-mori'ow night. Esuk-malam, mahlmesuk.Titillation. Gali, gilik, glet-ek.Title, appellation of honour. Galar, Tone, sound. Bimi, suwara.nama.Tongs. Pauapit.Title, name, appellation. Nama.Tongs (to hold in). Sapitkan, maiiilpitkan.Title, general head. Parkara, prakara,bab, fasal.Tongs (held in). Sdpit, tdrsapit.Title (to bestow a). Galarkan, manggdlarkan.Tongue (the). Lid'ah.Tongue, speech, language. Lid-ah, tutur,To (the preposition). Ka, pada, kapada, chara, bahasa, lsan.akan, d-ataug, bagai, sama.Tongue of land, point of land. Tanjung,To, till. Ingga, sampai.lid'ah-tanah.To and fro. Pargi-bali, pargi-mari. Tongued, having a tongue. Barlid'ah.Toad (a). Dongkang.Tonquin (the kingdom of). Tongkeng.Toast (to). Panggang.To-night. Maiam-ini.Toasted. Panggang, tarpanggang.Too, over and above. Labih, langkung.Tobacco. Tambaku.Tobacco-box. Chalapa.Too, also, likewise. Juga, juwa, jiia, lagi,Tocsin, alarum. B&d'ug, sambuyan, katut.pula.To-day. Ari-ini.Tool, an instrument.Tools, implements.Gaman, pdgawe.PArkakas, pakakas.Toddy, palm-wine. Tuwak.Tooth (a). Gigi.Toe. Jari-kaki.Tooth (incisor). Sare.Toe (great). Ibu-kaki.Tooth (canine). Siyung.Together. Barung, sarang, kasarang, sakawan,Tooth (molar). Gariiam, gi-iiam, graham.sarta, kasarta, sarta-dangan, Toothache. Sakit-gigi.sama, sama-sama, sama-siirta.Toothpick. Chungkil-gigi, panchungkil.

TOO—TOU [184] TOU—TRAToothed, having teeth. Bargigi.Top, upper part. Ulu, kdpala.Top, summit. Pochak, puchak, puchuk,kamuchak, marcbu.Top or ridge of a house. Bubungan.Top, a fowl's crest. Jambul.Top (a boy's). Gasing.Topaz. Ratna-ch^mpaka, zabarjad.Topheavy, crank. Uling.Topic, general head. Parkara, prakara.Topmast. Tiyang-pangapoh.Topple, to tumble down. Rubuh, m^rubuh.Topsail. Layar-p^ngapoh.Topsy-turvy. TarbaliLTorch, link. Suluh, sigi, damar, diyau,obor.Torment, anguish, pain. Sangsara, sayasat.Torment, to put to pain. Sakiti, mauakiti,sangsarakau, sayasatkan.Torment, to plague, to vex. Usik, maugusik.Torpid, benumbed. Mati, kaku.Torpid, sluggish. Lalai, langai.Torpidity. Kabatangan.Torrent, rapid current. Ayar-dras, arusdras.Torrid, parched. TArjdmur.Tortoise. Kura, kura-kura, kakura, p&iiu,labi-labi.Tortoise-shell. Sisik-paiiu, sisik, kulitpanu.Torture (judicial), the question. Sayasat.Toss, to pitch. Lotar, malotar, uuting,mS,ugunting.Toss, to be agitated. Uyung, manguyung,goyang, m;1,nggoyang, gonchang, inanggonchang,kochak, mangochak,ambung,mangambung, Uuggah, malanggak.Toss, to agitate. Uyungkau, mfluguyuugkan,goyangkan, mauggoyangkan, gonchangkln,manggonchangkan, kochakkan,mangochakkan.Toss, act of tossing. Uyungan, goyangan,gonchangan.Tossed, agitated. Uyung, goyang, tfirgoyang,gonchang, targonchang, lenggok,ambung, langgak.Tossed, agitated as water in commotion.Gamalunggung, g.lmuluk.Total, whole, complete. Ganap, chukup,langkfl,p, jangkap, panuh.Total, the whole sum. Kumpulan, iiim-Totally, wholly, fully, completely.lah.Saganflpfia,sachuknpna, salangkapna, sapanuhna,siiadana, eamata.Touch, to perceive by the touch, to feel.Rasa, milrasa.Touch, to handle. Jabat, manjabat, jawat,manjawat, jamah, manjamali.Touch, to attain. Dapat, mandapat,ulih, barulih.Touch, to affect. Kdnakan, m^ng&nakdn.Touch, to strike a musical instrument.Tabuh, m^nabuh.Touch, to examine by the touchstone.Uji, manguji.Touch, to come in contact with. S^ntuh,maiiantuh.Touch, to take effect. Kaua, mangana.Touch, sense of feeling. Rasa, pai-asa,p^rasaau, pangrasiiau.Touch, act of touching. Panjabat, panjabatan,pfi,njawat.Touch, contact. Santuhan.Touch, examination by the touchstone.Uji, mutu.Touch-hole of fire-arms. Lubang-jjauggalak,mata-baddl, lubang-pisumbu,lubang-mata.Touching, regarding, relating to. Atas,tdntang.Touchstone. Batu-uji.Touchwood. Rabok, kawul.Touchy, peevish. Sarbasalah.Tough, tenacious. Liyat.Tournament, tilt, mock fight. Prangwatang.Tow, to drag by a rope through thowater. Tondakan, mdnondakan.Towed (to be). Tonda, bartonda.Toward, towards, in a direction to. Tuju,katuju, manuju,^ala.Toward, near to. Aaipir, damping, susor.Toward, touching, regarding. At&s, tantang.Toward, ready, not froward. Sadiya,siyap.Towel. Saputangan, towala, taulia.To wit, that is to say. Artiiia, yani.Tower. Malawati, baluwarti.Tower, to soar. M&ngambuh.Town, city or capital. Kofa, kut'a, ndgri,nagara.Town crier. Partand'a.Town house. Bidai, baUu-bachara.Townsman. Oraug-nagri.Toy, a plaything. P;i rmayinan, mayinmayinan,timaug-timangan.Toy, play, sport. Mayiu, inayiu-mayinan.Toy, dalliance. Gurau, chaudah, chumbu,chumbiian.Toy, to play, to sport. Mayin, barmayin.Toy, to dally amorously. Gurau, bargui-au,chandah, barchandah, barchumbu.Trace, mark left.Bakas, b.lkasan, kasan.Trace, outline. Bakal, parbakal.Trace, to mark out. Bakalkan, mdmbakalkan.Trachea, the wind-pipe. Kungan, rangkung,rongkong.IVack, trace. Baka.s. bakasan, kasan.

TRA—TRA [185] TRA—TRATi-ack, footmark. Bakas-kaki.Track, footmark of animala. Lopak.Track, path. Simpangau, lorong, lui-ung,galimg. jalan, margi.Track, to tow a boat against the streamfrom the shore. Chamat, manchamat.Tractable, docile. Jinak.Trade, trafiBc, commerce. Dagang, juwalbli,barniaga, baruiagaan, paruiagaan.Trade, craft. Tukaiigan.Trade, to traffic. Bardagang, barniaga,managa.Trader, merchant. Dagang, padagaug,juragan, santri, babakul, bepari, banyan,sudagar.Ti-aditions of Mahomed. i?adi9.Traduce, to calumniate. Ompat, mangompat,manclialakan.Traffic, V. Trade.Trail, to draw, to drag. Tarek, manarekela,mAngela.Trail, to draw along the ground. Ered,eret, mangered, sered, manered.Train, to bring up, to educate. Didik,mandidik, palehra, plehra, mamlehra.Train, to exercise. Ajai-i, mangajari.Train, artifice. Tipu, daya, padaya.Ti-ain of a garment. Ikur.Train, retinue. Ikur, pangiringan.Train, procession. Arak, parai-akan.Trained, broken in. Rab.Panipu, orang-duraka.Ti-aitor.Tramp, to tread. Pijak, mamijak, jijak,maujijak, injak, manginjak, ink, mangiriLTranquil, quiet, peaceful. Sanang, barsanang,sajuk, santosa, barsautosa.Tranquillity. Sanang, sanangan, kasanaugan,santosa, sajehtra, damai.Tranquillize (to). Sandngkan, mauanangkan,sajukkan, manajuJikan.Ti-ansact, to perform, to do. Buwat,mambuwat, lakukan, malakukan, karjakan,mangarjakan.Transaction, affair. Lalakon, kalakiian,pai-kara, prakara, pakaijiian.Transcend, to pass, to overpass. Laliii,malaliii.Transcend, to surpass, to outgo, to exceed.Liwati, langkiingi, labihkan, malabihkan.Transcendence, excellence. Utama.Transceudently. Tarlalu.Transcribe, to copy. Salin, manalin,salinkan, manalinkan, turunkin, manurunkan,tu-u, manii-u, ranchanakdn,pind'ahkan, mamind-ahkan.Transciiber. Juru-saiin.Transcript, copy. Salinan, parsalinan,turtman, ranchana.Transfer, to remove, to transport. Pind'ahkan,ndmind'ahkdn.Transfigure, to change outward appearance. Marupakan.Transform, to transfigure. Marupakan.Transform oneself (to). Marupakan-d'iriTransform, to be metamorphosed. Manjalma,manjalma, maiialma.Transfonu, to metamorphose. Manjalmakan, manjalmakan, manalmakan.Transfoi-mation, metamorphosis. Nit'ihpanjalma.Transgress, to violate. Salahkan, bdrsalahkan.Transgression, offence, crime. Salahsalahan. Input, dosa.Transition, change. Salinan.Translate, to transport, to remove. Pind'ahkan, mamind'ahkan.Translate, to render into another Ianguage. Salin, manalin, pind-ahk^n,mamind'ahkan, parsalini, tarjamahkan.Translate into Malay, to render into thevulgar tongue. Manjawikan.Translation, removal. Pind'ah, pindahanTranslation, rendering into a differentlanguage. Salinan, parsalinan, turunantarjamah, tafsir.Translation, interpretation. Batang, kanataan.Translator.Transmarine.Juru-salin.Sabi-ang, barsabrang.Transmit. Kirim, barkirim.Transom, lintel. Chapu, darni, ambangdiatas.Transparent, clear, pellucid. Jameh,aning, bdning.Transport, to convey. Bawa, m/imbawa.Transport, caiTiage, conveyance. P3,mbawaan.Transport, to sentence to banishment.Buwang, mdmbuwang.Transport, rupture. Rawan.Transport, to ravish. Rawankdn, mdrawankan.Transverse, across. Lentang, malang,sangkang, ampang.Trap (a). Rachik, prachik, jabak, sarkab,kala.Trap (an elephant). Kadah.Trap (a tiger). Balantek, blantek.Trap (body or main part of, in which theprey is caught). Prangkap.Trap, to snare. Rachikkan, marachikjin,sidangkan, manidangkan.Trappings, ornaments, embellishments.Par'iasau.Travel, to journey over. Jalaui, mdnjalani,laliii, malaliii.Travel, to journey. Jalan, mdnjalan.Travel, to roam. Kambara, ngdmbara,kalana, nglana, mangambara, mdngalana.Travel, travelling. Jalan, jalanan.Travel, peregrination. Kambara. kalana.

TRA—TRI [186] TRI—TROTraveller. Or.1nK-k;\mbara, ordng-kalana.Traverse, across, thwart. Lentang, malang,saugkang, ampang.Traverse, to lay athwart. Lentaugkan,maleutangkan, marentangkan, sangkangkau,miliiangkangkfln.Traverse, to wander over. Laliii, malaliii.Traversed, laid across. Ttlrlentang, tarsangkaug.Tray (a). Talam.Tray (wooden). D'ulang.Tray (betel). Puwan.Treacherous, perfidious. Chidra, duraka,kauchaua.Treacheiy. Chidra, duraka, sianat.Treacle, molasses. Tai-gnla.Tread, to tramp. Jijak, m.injijak, pijak,mamijak, injak, manginjak, irik, inaugirik.Tread, footing. Jijak, pijak, injak, pilnjijak.Tread, to copulate as birds. Bixbaka.Treason. Duraka, balila, xiauat.Treasonable. Duraka, balila.Treasure. Uwang, wang, band'a, S,rta,yatra.Treasurer. B^nd'ara, band'iiari.Trea.sury. Pdrband'aaran, gad'ung-wang,xazanah.Treat, to discourse on. Bachara, mambachara.Treaty, compact. Janji, janj'ian, pilrjanjian,ubungan.Trifling, vain, idle. Siya-siya.Treble, threefold. Tiga-lapis, tiga-gand-a. Trig, trim, neat. Chantik, chai-m.lt.Tree. Poun, pokok, poun-kayu, kayu. Trill, to shake. G^tar, katar, manggiltar.Trees, many trees. Kayu-kayiian.Tremble, to quake, to shiver. GAtar, Trim, v. Trig.kAtar, mangflt;\r, gimititflr, gumalutuk. Trim, to decorate. Ij'asi, mangiyasi.Tremble fi-om fear. Gilmlugut.Trim, to adjust. Bayiki, m3.mbayiki,Tremble (to cause to). Gatarkan, mangatfl,rkiln.batulk^n, mambatulkdn, bS,nark&n,m4mb4narkftn.Trembling, tremour. Gatar, katar, gAmlutuk,Trim, to clip, to shave. Raw.lt, marawat.gflmlugut.Trench, to cut into pits or ditches. Gali,Trim flowers (to).Trim, to balance.Gubah, mtlnggubah.Timbang, nutnimbang.manggali, korek, mangorek.Trip, to slip, to stumble. Pdleset, pleset.Trench, a ditch. Pai-it, alor, galian. Tripang, the sea-slug or holothurion.Trencher. D'ulang.Tripang, suwala.Trenches (military). Benteng, beteng, Tripe, intestines. Isi-prut, tali-prut, prut.kubu.Triple, threefold. Tiga-lapis, tiga-gand-a.Trepan, a snare, a stratagem. Daya, Tristful. Susah, gondah, sayu, dukachita,pftdaya.Trepan, to ensnare. Dayaki\n, b.lrdayak,1n,duka.Trite, worn out, old. Buruk.mandayakfln.Triturate, to pound. Tumbuk, manum-Trepidation. GAtS,r, k^tilr, g^mlutuk, bidi, tutuk, m;inutuk.gAmlugut.Trivial, vile, vulgar. Ina.Trespass, to transgress. Salah, barsalah, Triumph, victory, comiucst. Manang,mafialah.jaj'a.Trespass, transgression. Salah, salahan. Triumph, to obtain a victory. Mi\nang,Input, dosa.Tress, lock of hair. Chachintong, gand'ek.Trial, test, examination. Cliuba, jiarchubiian.Triangle.Tiga-pftrsagi.Triangular. Bartiga-pdrsagi.Tribe (a). Suku, pincher, kuluwarga,kalurga, bangsa, ulubansa.Tribulation, cUstress. Dougkol, kasiisahan.Tribunal, court of justice. Ruma-bilchara,balai-bjlchara, prajaksan, pradatan.Tributary. Kabawah, talii^-.Tribute, tax. Upati.Tribute of a dependent state. Bunganias.Tiick, artifice, wile. Daya, padaya, polah,samu, tipu, hanar.Trick, juggle. Sulap, balik-mata.Trick, to cheat. Bardayakan, mandayakftn,samukan, tipuk.an, mlnipukan.Trick, to dress, to decorate. lyasi, mdngiyasi.Tricked, cheated (to be). Eilrdaya, mandaya,bartipu, manipu.Tricked, cheated, defrauded. Tdrtipu.Trickish, knavish. Polah, pongah, tingkah.Trickle (to). Chichir, titik, b^rtitik,milnitik, rinah.Trickster.Panipu.Trident. Triujung, trisula, t.lrsula.Trifle, to act idly. Mayin, barsiya-siya.Trifle, to toy. Gurau, bargurau, m^nggurau.Trifle (a). Kum9,n.barjaya, mAnjaya.Triumphant. Firuz.Trod, trodden. TArjijak, trlrinjak.Troll, to go round. I'dar, baridar, mangidar.

TRO—TRU [187] TRU—TURTroop, company, body of people. Kawan,pasu, pasukan, katumbukan.Troops, forces. Bala, balatantra.Troth, belief. Parchaya, kapirchayaan,andalau.Trouble, to disturb, to perplex. Ganggu,mangganggu, ganggiii, gad"uhi, manggad-uhi,ugamam, giyabkdn.Trouble, to afflict, to gi'ieve. Susahkan,maiiusahkan, dukakau, maudukakau.Trouble, to tease, to vex. Ganggiii,mangganggiii, gad'uhi, manggadiii, usik,maugusik.babaran.Trouble, care, anxiety. Susahan, kasusaban,bimbang, cbinta.Trouble, affliction, gi-ief. Iba, balas,walang, duka, kadukaan, dukachita.Trough (a). Palung.Trowser-s, pantaloons. Saluwai-, saruwal,saluwar.Truck, to barter. Tukar, m9,nukar.Truck, barter. Tukar, tukar-manukar.True, not false. Sungguh, batul, b&ndr.Trust, to be confident of sometliiugfuture. Arap, mangarap.Trust, to believe, to credit. PArchaya,audal, mangandaLTrust, to place confidence in. Parchayakan,andalkan, mangaudalkau.Ti-ust, to commit, to place in trust.Tarub, manamh.Trusty, faithful, honest. Batul, bandr,tulus, satya, satiya, satyawau.Truth. Sungguh, kasunggubau.Truth, fidelity. Satyawan, kasatyawan.Trj', to examine. Chubjii, manchubai.Trouble, to disorder. Gadiihi, manggad'uhLTry, to examine judicially. Pareksa,preksa, mamreksa.Trouble, perplexity. Gangguh, giyab, Try, to test. Alusi, mangalusi, Budi,gad'uh, gad-uban.maiiudi, chubiii, manchubai.Trouble, disorder, commotion. Alora, Try, to attempt, to endeavour. Chuba,maucbuba, cbakap, manchakap, tuju,glora, aru-ara, aru-bii'u, lu-u-ara, geger,kalut.Trouble, affliction, calamity. Chalaka,bartuju.Try by the touchstone. Uji, mangujLmara, mara-baya, bala, karma, sangsara, Tub (a). Tong.nastapa, tawalat.Tube, barrel of a missile weapon. Laraa.Trouble, difficulty. Sukaran, kasukSxan, Tube for discharging missiles by perilation.Sumpitan.Tube for lighting a fire by perflation. Tropong.Tuck up, to gather up. Silab, mSiiilah,singsiug, maiiingsing.Tuesday. Ari-9alasa.Tug, to pull. Tarek, ra&narek.Tumble, to fall. Jatuh, mfl,njatuh, tiba,mauiba, rabah, ribah, i-ubuli, mai-ubuh.Tumid, swoln. Bangkak, mongkil, kambang.Tumult. Aru-ara, aru-biru, uru-ara, geger,Ti-ue, genuine. Jati.Tnie, faithful. Tulus, satya, satyawan, kalut, gugah, gampar.satiya, satiyawan.Time, air. Buili, lagu, ragam.True, honest. Batul, banar, satya. Tune, a song, a ditty. Kidungan.True, exact. Biitul, banar.Tune a musical instrument (to). Talak,True, rightful. Bitul, banar, liaJc.manalak.True, really. Sunggub-sungguh, sasunggulrna,Tuneful. Mardu, manis-suwara.barsuugguh, sunggu.hpim. Tuneless, uuharmonious. Janggal.Truly, exactly, justly. Sabatuliia, bandrbanar,Turban. Dastar, sarban.sabauai'fia.Turbid, muddy. Karoh, kroh, Idtab,Trumpet. Buri, sdlompret, nafirLbut'ak.Truncate, to lop. Panchung, mamancbung,Turcoman. TurLpanggal, mamanggal, i-anchung, Turgid. Bangkak, mongkil, kambang.maranchung.Turkish, of or belonging to the TurkishTruncheon, club, mace. Chokmar, empire. Rumi.gada.Trundle, to roll. Guling, barguling,Turkish empire.Turkey fowl.Rum.Ayam-yuropa, ayam-wS,-mangguling.Trunk, main body. Batang, poun, pobun,land'a.Turkoise (the). Firuzah, pu-usa.Turmeric. Kunit.laras.Trunk, body of a tree. Batang, tunggul. Turmoil, trouble, disturbance. Alora,Trunk, chest. Pati, kot'ak, bakas.glora, aru-ara, aina-biru, uru-ara, geTi'unk of an elephant. Balalai, talale. Turn, to have a circular motion, to re^Trust, confidence, reliance. Parcbaya, volve. Mar, mangidar, pusiug, barpusing,kaparchayaan, andalan, arapan, pangarapan.mubang, kisar, mangisar, kitar,mangitar, putar, mamutar, giling, mdnggiUng.Trust, deposit. Taruhan, pataruh, pataruhan,chagar, katimpuban.Turn, to put into circular motion. Idiiri,

TUR—TWA [188] TWA—UGLmangidSri, pusingkdn, bftrpusingkiln,mubangkan, kiBarkan, mangisarkan, kitarkan,manitarkan, piitarkau, mamutarkan,gilingkan, manggilingkAn.Turn, to move the body round. Paling,mamaling, palis, niamalis.Turn, to cause the body to move round.Palingkan, mamalingkdn, paliskan, mamaliskan.Turn, to move from its place. Alih,mangalih.Turn, to cause to move from its place.Alihkau, mangalihkan.Turn, to change posture. Balik.Turn, to change the mind. Ubah, mangubah.Turn, to return. Balik, kambali.Turn, to turn back again. Bali-kambali.Turn, to form on a lathe or wheel. Larik.Turn, to alter, to shift, to be changed.Ganti, barganti, mangganti, salin, barsalin,maualin, alih, mangalih.Turn, to alter, to change, to shift. Gantikan,manggantikan, salinkan, m^alinkan,alihkan, mangalihkan.Turn away, to dismiss from service.Buwaug, mambuwang.Turn away, to divorce, to repudiate.Buwang, mambuwang.Turn away, to deviate. Simpang, mSnimpang,pula.s, mamulas.Turn off, to divert. Taugkiskan, manangkiskan,salahkan, maualahkan, tolakkan,manolakkan.Turn out, to expel. Buwang, mambuwang,luwarkan, kaluwark^n, maluwarkan,mangluwarkan.Twist, to \^Teathe, to wind round. Balit,mS,mbalit.Twist, a cord. Pulas, tali, utas.Twist, contortion, writhe. Ampas, pulas.Twist, to writhe. Ampas, mangilmpas.Tui-n out, to happen. Jatuh, manjatuh, Twist back (to). Putar-balik.tiba, maniba, d'atang, jadi, chupul. Twit, to sneer, to flout. Sdnder, m4n4nder.Turn over (to). Balikkan, mambalikkan.Turn up, to appear. Timbul, miluimbul. Twitch, to snatch. Sand-al, mAiiand"al,Turn one's back, to run away. Laii, sanggut, maiianggut, rauggut, maranggut,buwang-balakang.siiiioh, manafloh, silak, manilak,Turn, gyration. Idaran, paridaran, kisaran,sentak, maiientak, rabut, miii-ribut.putaran, gilingan, pusing.Twitch, quick pull. Sentak, s.'inggut.Turn, change, alteration. Ganti, gantian, Twitch, spasm. Ranggut.pargantian, paralihan, ubahan, pdrubahan.Two. Duwa.Two-fold. Gand'a, gand'a-bargaud'a.Turner (a). Tukang-larik.Two hundred. Duwa-ratus.Turtle, the esculent tortoise. Labi-labi. Two thousand. Duwaribu.Tush ! Chis.Tyny. Sani.Tusk, fang. Siyung.Type, mark. Tand-a, china, bakas.Tusk of the boar. Taring, chaling. Tyrannical, oppressive. Garang, barauiyaya.Tusk of the male elephant. Gad'ing.Tusk of the female elephant. Gdneh. Tyrannize, to oppress. Gagahi, manggagahi,Tusked, having fangs. Barsiyung.aniyayakan.Tutor, teacher. Pangajar, ajar-ajar, guru. Tyranny, oppression. Aniyaya, Z'alim.Tutor, guardian. Pangampu.Tutor, to instruct. Ajar, ajari, ajarkan,m&ngajari, mangajarkan, palajari,latih.Twattle, to prate, to gabble. MArongot,lampas, mAlampas.Twattling, prating. Rongot, lampas.Twelfth. Kaduwablas.Twelfth (the). Sakaduwablas.Twelvemonth. Tiiun, satiiun.Twentieth. Kaduwapuluh.Twentieth (the). Sakaduwapuluh.Twenty. Duwapuluh, kod'i.Twice. Duwa-kali.Twig (a). Diian, taruk.Twilight, obscure light. Kabur.Twilight (the morning). Dina-ari.Twin, twins. Kambar.Twine, thread. Tali, utaa.Twine, to -«Teathe, to wind round. Balit,mambalit.Twine, to braid. Pintal, mS,mintal, siring,maiiaring.Twinkle, motion of the eye. Kajeb,kajep, kalib, klib, lawang.Twinkle, to wink with the eyes. Kajeb,mangajeb, kalib, mangalih.Twinkle, a moment. Sakajeb, sakdchap,saat.Twirl (to). Ligat, maligat, pusing, bArpusing.Twirl (a). Ligat, pusing.Twist, to form by twisting. Lambar,mdlambar, putar, mamutar.Twist, to wring, to contort. Pulaskan,mamulaskan, patar, putarkiin.Twist, to be contorted, to be wiiing.Pulas, m&mulas.Udder, dugs.Susu.Ugly, ill-favoured. Uduh.Ugly, unseemly. Buruk.

ULC—UND [189] UND- UNIUlcer. Puru, luka, rAsdung.Ulcer of the legs. Pakung.Umbilical cord. Tali-pusat, tambuni-b^sar.Umbrage, shade. TAd-uh, liudungaii.Umbrage, offence. Sakit-atLUmbrageous. Bartad-uhan.Umbrella. Payiing.Umbrella-bat. Tud-img.Unadulterated. _Suchi, chuchi, xas.Unambiguous. Nata, trang.Unanimous. Sabachara.Unarmed. Tiyada-barsanjata.Unawares. Tiba-tiba, tarkajut, sakuyungkuyung.Unbeliever, infidel. Kafir.Unbind, to loose, to untie. Lapas, Idpaskau,malapaskan, luputkan, maluputkan,luchutkan, maluchutkan, uraikdn,manguraikan.Unbound, loose, not tied. Lapas, tarlapas,luchut, ui"ai, tarurai.Unbounded, interminable. Tiyada-baringa.Unbred, untaught. Babal.Unbroken, unintei-rupted. Tiyada-bS,rputusan,anggung.Unburthen, to unload. Punggah.Uncertain, doubtful. Tiyada-tantu.Uncertainty. Tukal.Unchangeable. Kukuh, kakal.Unchaste, lewd. Gatal, dukana, giyang.Uncivil, unpolite. Angku, kasar.Uncivilized. Barutan.Uncle. Paman, pa-mud'a, pachi, pasuk,uwah, uwa, wa, mamak, mamanda.Unclean, foul, dirty. Chumir, chamar,kotor, nasta, najis.Unclean (ritually). //aram.Unclosed, open. Chalik, tarbuka.Unclouded, serene. Chuwacha, trang.Uncoil (to). Babar.Uncommon, rare. Jarang, maal.Uncover, to open. Buka, mambuka.Uncover, to divest of covering. Tarlanjangkan.Uncover, to show openly. Talelekan,m^ndrangkc^n.Understanding (the). Budi, budian, kabudian.Understanding, skill, knowledge. Kapand-ian,kapand'itan.Understanding, knowing, skilful. Tau,pandai, pand'e.Understood. Tau, tartau, mffllum.Undertake, to attempt. Chuba, manchuba,chakap, manchakap.Undertaking, enterprize. Tanggungan.Undervalue, to rate low, to depreciate.Maringankan.Underwood, coppice. B41ukar, samak.Undivided, whole. GrdnAp, langkdp, jangkap.Undo, to ruin. Banasa, bdnasakan, mam-Undo, to loose. L^pas, lapaskiin, mahVpaskdn, luchutkan, maluchutkan, uraikan,mS,nguraikan.Undoubtedly, indubitably. Pasti, tabulihtiyada,jangan-tiyada, nischaya.Undress (to). Tanggal-pakaian, tanggalpakean.Undulate, to vibrate. Kibar, barkibar,mangibar.Undulate, to play as waves. Baralun,mangalun.Undulating, vibrating. BArkibaran.Uneasiness, disquiet. Lisah, kasusahan,dukachita, s'u^rul.Uneasy, ill at ease. Lisah, susah, susahati,dukachita, mas'^rul.Unequal, not even. Ganjil, gasal.Unexpanded, not blown. Kinchub.Unexpectedly. Tiba-tiba, tarkajut, sakuyung-kuyung.Unfaithful, perfidious. Duraka.Unfast, not secure. Korang-tatap.Unfasten, to loose. Uraikan, manguraikan,luchutkan, malachutkSji.Unfold, to spread. Babar.Unfold, to tell, to declare. Sabutkan,manabutkAn, katakan, mangatakan.Unfold, to reveal. Lelehkau, malelehkan,natakan.Unfolded. Leleh, tarleleh, tabur.Uncourtly, rude, rustic. Babal, kasar. Unfortunate, unlucky. Chdlaka, budabah,Undaunted, bold. Bi-ani, talap, barati.siyal, malang, pelak.Under, below, beneath. Bawah, dibawah, Unfrequent. Jarang.kabawah.Under, inferior, subject. Bawah.Unfruitful, sterile.Unfurl, to unfold.Mandul.Babar.Under, less. Korang.Ungenerous, mean, illiberal. Chekel.Under-cooked. Mangkas, mantah. Unhappy, miserable. Susah, susah-ati.Undergo, to suffer, to sustain. Tanggung, Unhappy, unfortunate. Chalaka, budabah,mananggung, tahan, manahan darita,siyal, malang, pelak.niandarita.Underhand, secret, clandestine. S&mbuni,Uniform, even.Uninterrupted.Papat, pad'a, rata.Anggung, tiyada-barpu-sulib, churi-churi, barchurian. tusan.Undermine, to sap. Gasir.Uninterruptedly, successively. Tubitubi.Underneath. Dibawah, kabawah.Understand, to know, to comprehend. Union, connexion. Rapit, rapatan,Tau, mS,ng5,taiii, arti, mangarti.ubungan, parubung, parubungan.

UNI—UNP [ 190] UNQ—UNUUnit. Sa, satii, suwatu.Unite, to be joined. Kanipuh, bArkampuh,mangampuh.Unite, to coucur. B^rs^rta, niftfi^rta.Unite, to grow into one. Bdrsa, barsuwatu.Unite, to coalesce, to be connected.Ubung, b&rubung, mangubung, rapat,naArapat, sambung, maiiambimg.Unite, to make to agree. Manai-tiii, s3,rtakan,maiiftrtaki'ln.Unite, to make to coalesce. Ubungkfln,mangiibungkan, sambungkan, maiiambungkan,rapatkan, marapatkan.Unite, to join. Kampuhkan, mangampulikan.Unite, to adhere. Rakat, barakdt, marakat.Unite, to cause to adhere. Rakdtkan,milrak&tkan.Unity, state of being one. Kaasaan.Unity, concord, conjunction. Kas&rtaan.Universal, general. Sajati, muta.la,k.Universal, total, whole. Ganap, chukup,Mngkap, jangkap.Unlade, to unload a vessel. Bungkar,mambungkar.Unlade, to unburthen, to exonerate.Punggah, mamunggah.Unlawful. Larang, harnm.Unlearned, ignorant. Babal, korang-tau,jahTl.Unless, except. Ana, malayinkS,n.Unless, if not. Kachuwali, jikalau-tiyada.Unlike, dissimilar. Beda, layin.Unload, to unlade a vessel. Bungkar,mambungkar.Unload, to disburthen, to exonerate.Punggah, m§,mimggah.Unloose (to). Lapas, lapask^n, maklpaskan,luchutkan, maiuchutkdn, uraikan,manguraikan.lamiln, laga.Unpolite. Korang-supan, kasar, kor^ngad^b.Unpolluted, pure. Chuclii, suchi.Unprofitable, useless. Siya-siya, tiyadabfirguna.ITnpropitiouB. Chalaka, budabah, ma-Uuig.Unquestionably. Pasti, tiyada-bulih-tiyada,ta-bulih-tiyada, jangan-tiyada, nischaya.Unquiet, restless. Lisah.Unravel, to disentangle. Sural, maiiurai.Unready, awkward. Kaku.Unreserved, frank, open. Tulus, putih,putih-ati, axlas.Unrestrained, free. Bebas.Unripe, raw, immature. Mantah, mangkas,mud -a.Unroll, to unfurl.Unruffled, calm.Babar, mdmbabar.Sauilng, tad-uh.Unruly, xmmanageable. Kras-kapala, tS,-gar.Unsatiable. Galuja, ddmap, d/llap, majoh,aloba, loba, murka.Unsavoury, tasteless. Ambar, tawar.Unseasonable, unfit. Korang-patut.Unseemly, indecent, improper. Ucha,t.Unseen, invisible. Alimun.Unshaken, steadfast. TatAp, kflkal.Unsheath, to draw a weapon. Unus,mftngunus, chabut, manchabut, tarek,mdnarek.Unsheathed, drawn, naked. Unus, tarunus,kdMmpai, tarlanjang.Unsound, sickly. Sakit, barsakit.Unsound, rotten, corrupted. Anchur,raput.Unsound, unfaithful. Korang-satj'a.Unstable. Korang-tatap.Unsteady, inconstant, fickle. Bimbang.Unsuccessful, not fortunate. Siyal, chalaka.Unsufficient. Korang-chukup.Unsuitable. Korang-patut.Unsullied. Suclii, chuchi, saf,

UNU—URI [191] URI—VALUnusual, not frequent. Jarang, kad'ankad'ang.Urine -scented. Anching.Urn, water-pot. Kilnd'i.Unvaluable, inestimable. Tiyada-bS.rarga.Usage, customs. -. Lambaga, chara, «adat.Usage, manners, behaviour. Laku, kala-Unwilling, loth, disinclined. Malas.kiian, ulah, poMn, tingkali, bahasa.Unwise. Korang-budi.Use, advantage, profit. Guua, gunawan,Up, aloft, on high. Atas, diat&s, kiiatas. pdrgunaan.Up and down. Atds-bawah, nayik-tui-un. Use, practice. Kabisiian.Upas tree of Java. Anchar.Use, custom. Lambaga, «adat.Upbraid, to charge contemptuously. Mdnchalakan,Use, to employ. Pakai, mamakai, makan.mamaliii, mfi,lotarkau, md-Use, to accustom, to habituate. Biyasa-mangkis.ka,n, milmbiyasakiln.Uphold, to hold up. Tad'ah, manad'ah. Use, to treat. Lakukan, malakuk3,n.Uphold, to support. Tad'ahi, mftnd'ahi, Use, to be accustomed. Biyasa, barbiyasa,junjung, mdnjuujung.mambiyasa.Uplandish. Bargunungan.Useful, profitable. Barguna, bargunawan.Uplandish person, rustic. Oi-ang-gunung. Useful (to make). Pargunakan.Upon. At^s, diatds, kiiatas.Usefulness. PArgunaan.Upright, erect, perpendicular. Diri, bdr-Useless. Siya-siya, tiyada-barguna.diri, tdrd'iri.Upright, just, honest. Batul, bdnAr, rAsik.Uprightness, honesty. Kabatulan, kabanaran.Uprise, to rise from lying down. Bangun,mambangun, bangkit, barbangkit,mambangkit,bardiri.kan, jagakan, m4njagaka,n.Upshot, end, conclusion. Abisan, pflnga-Upwards, more than. Kiiatfls, atas, ddripada,labih-dariprlda, nayik.Urbane, courteous. Supan, bastai-i, santun,adab, baradab.Urethra. Jalan-ayar-sani, jalan-kAnching.Urge, to incite. Ajak, mangajah, tusuktusuk,g§,rtak, manggslrtak.Urge, to provoke, to exasperate. Usik,niangusik, sad'ehkan, maiiadehk.an.Urine. Kamah, ayar-kclnching, ayar-sfini.Urine (to). Kanching, mangauching.Usher, one who introduces a stranger.P&mimpin.Usual, common. Barang-barang, tarpri,sadakala, sadiyakala.Usury. Riibyat.Usury, interest of money. Bunga-mas,kambang-mas.Uprise, to rise above the horizon. Timbul,Utility. Guna, gunawan, pilrguniian, faidah,mflnimbul, tarbit, milnarbit, nayik,manayik.faidat.Utmost, to the highest degree. Sakali.Uprise, act of rising from decumbence. Utmost, the most. Sabaiiak-bafiak.Bangunan, b

VAL—VAS [192] VAS—VERValediction, farewell. Salamat-tinggal.Valiant. Bi-ani, gagah, k^lan, klan, bdrdek^r.Valley, v. Vale.Valour. Kabranian, dek&r, pd,rkasa, prakasa,kasatriyan.Valuable, precious. Eudali, indah, aziz.Valuation, appraisement. Nilai.Value, price, woith. Arga, raga, ^-iniat.Value, to rate at a price. Pai'mauiii, S,rgakfin,maugdrgakan.Value, to rate highly. Indahkan, mangindahk&n.Value, to appraise. Nilai, m,nilai.Value, to reckon, to estimate. Itungkan,milngitungkan, bilangkan, mambilangkan,kerakan, b&rkerakan, AasabkAn.Value, to consider with esteem. Tilikkan,mAnilikk&n.Valueless. Siya-siya, chuma-chuma, tiyada-barguna.Valve (a). Piutu.Vamp, to patch. Tampalkan, manampalkan.Vampii-e, large bat. Kalong.Van, front of an army. Chuchuk.Vane (a). Gada-gada.Vanish, to disappear. Ldiiap, liiiap, ilang,tangkas, jraib.Vanquish, to conquer. Alahkdn, niAugalahkan,manangkan.Vanquished, defeated, subdued. Alah,taralah, biiralahan.Vantage, gain, profit. Bat'i, untung, laba,Vassal, subject. ^ Royat.Vassal, slave. Amba.Vast, large. Basar, agung.Vaticination, prediction, prophecy. Tanungan,panflrka.Vault, dome. A'iibah.Vault, to leap. Lompat, malompat.Veer, to turn round. Iddr, maugidar,putdr, bArputftr, kisar, barkisar.Veer, to let out. Ulur, mangulm-, jaila.Veering, act of turning round. Idaran,paridarau, putaran.Vegetable (a). Dawun, poun, pohun.Vegetables, pot-herbs. Jangan, sayvir.Vegetables (cooked). Ulam.Vegetate, to genninate. Tumbuh, manumbuh,tunas, mS,nuuas, t'ukul, manukul.Vegetating shoot (a). Tunas, t'ukul,Vegetation. Tumbuhan.Vehement, ardent, eagei*. Panas, angftt,kras.Vehicle, conveyance. Kanayikan, kandariian.Veil (a). Kalambu, kdkud-img, salendang.Vein. Urat-darah-itam.Veined, veiny as the grain of wood. Balak,kurai.Velvet.Balduwa.Vend, to sell. Jviwal, maujuwal.Vender, seller. Panjuwal.Vendible. Lai-ah, laku.parlabiian, palabiian.Venerable. Karamat, mu/iaram.Vantage, opportunity. Dan, sftrnpat. Venereal disease (lues). Bangang, putingdamar,Vapid, flat, dead. Tawar, mati.rajasiuga, puni-kochi, rasdung-Vapour, fume, steam. Uwaj), asiip.kochi.Vapour, to pass in vapour. Baruwap, Veneiy, the chase. PArburiian.biirasap.Venesection. Buwang-darah, sanggrah.Variance, disagi-eement, discord. Chidra. Venom, 2ioison. Rachun, upas, bisa.Variance (to be at). Barchidra, maiiidra. Venomous. Barachun, barbisa.Variation, difference. Parlayinan, parasingau,Vent, hole. Lubang.parbedaan.Vent, passage. Jalan.Variation, change, mutation. Ubah, ubahan.Vent, sale. Juwal, juwalan, p.lrjuwalan,laku.Variegated, having different colours. Ventilate (to). KipaskS,n, mdngipask§,n,Irani, eram.anginkan, mauganginkAn.Varieties, sorts. Mata, I'upa-i-upa, waruawarua.Venture, to run a hazard. Braui.Venture, to attempt. Chuba, manchuba,Various, manifold, diverse. Auika-auika, chakap, mauchakap.bagai-bagai, palabagai, rupa-rupa. Venturous. Brani.Varnish tree. Rangas.Venus (the planet). Bintang-babi.Vary, to alter. Ubahkan, mangubahkau, Veracious. Sungguh, barsungguhan, h&-aliiikau, mangalihkan.nfi,r.Vary, to be altered. Ubah, mangubah, Veracity. Kasungguhan, kabdnaran.mangalih.Verandah, balcony. Bator, barand'a, buraud'a.alila,Vary, to disagree. Scilisih, barsalisih,b&rchidra.Verbcrate, to beat. Pukul, palu.Vary, to differ. Barlayin, bdrbeda, mdrabeda.Verdigi-ise. Sanam.Verge, brink, edge. Tapi, tApis, pinggir.Vary, to deviate. Simpang, m4nimpang. Verification, confinnation. KatautUan,Vase, basin. BAjanah.katiitapan, ta.s'diZ;.

VER—VIE [ 193] VIE— VISVerify, to confirm. Sungguhi, maiiungguhi,sungguhkan, maiiuugguhkan, tdntukftn,mandntukan, tatapkan, manatflpkau.Verily. Sasungguhiia, sungguhpun, sana.Veritable. Sunguh, batul, bauar.Veritably. Sasungguh-sungguli, sabanarbauar.Verity. Kasungguhan, kabinaran.Vermillion, cinnabar. Galuga, gluga.Vernacular tongue, the Malay tongue.Jawi.Vernal. Rabi«.Verse, stanza. Pada, saloka.Verse, song. Gurindam, guritan.Verse, metre. S'aar.Versed, skilful. Pintdr, ujat, bisa, pand'ai,pand-e.Version, change. Ganti, gantian, pargantian.Version, translation. Salinan, parsalinan,patan.Vicious. Jaat, jahat, nakal, bangkeng.Victim, a sacrifice. Sambalihan.Victorious. Barjaya, ^ralib.Victory. Manang, kamanangan, jaya.Victuals, food. Makanan, ayapan, sara,tambul, santapan, razaAi.Vie, to strive, to contest. Lawan, malawan,lumba, malumba.View, to sui-vey, to see. Pandangkan,mamandangkan, liati, mS-liati, malihati,tantangkdn, manautangkan, kaleh,kleh,mangaleh, tengok, manengok.View, sight, power of beholding. Pamandangan,pangliatan.View, mental ken. Pamandangan, p§.ngliatau.View, prospect. Pangliatan.View, intention, design. Kiiandak, sangaja,Aa«ad, mafcsud, niyat.Vigorous. Taguh, kras.Vigour. Kataguhan, kuwasa, kakrasan,parkasa, pi-akasa, sasa, fcuwat.Vile, base, mean. Ina, dina, nasta.Vileness. Kainiian.Vilify, to debase. Manginakan.Vilify, to defame. Mangompatkan, manchalakan.Village (a). D'usun, dukuh, kampung,desa.turmian.Villager. Oring-d'usun, orang-desa.Vertigo. Pauing, ngalu, pitam, pusingkapala.Villain, scoundrel. Bangsat, dui-jana.Very, true, real. Sungguh, b^nilr, sadiya.Villanous.Vine (the).Durjana.Poun-angur.Very, in a great degi'ee. Amat, sangat, Vinegar. Chuka.tarlalu, sakali.Violate, to injure, to hurt. Banasa, banasakan,Vessel, containing body. Tampat, wadah.mambanasakan, rusak, riisakkan,Vessel, boat or ship. Prau.marusakan.Vest, outer garment. Baju, jubah, bajubah,Violate, to i-avish, to deflower. Rugul,sikajian, rasukan, kalambi.manigul, krasi, mangi-asi, rusakkan,Vestibule, porch. Sarambi, mand-apa, marusakkan, gagahi, manggagahi.pand-apa.Violence, force. Kaki-asan, panggagahan,Vetch, ppa. Kachang.paksa, sasa, sayasat, llarurat.Vex, to plague, to torment. Usik, mangusik,Violent, forcible, impetuous. Kras, dra.s,ganggu, mangganggu, susahkdn,maiiusahkan.santar.Violet coloui'. Uugu.Vexation. Usik, ganggu, kasusahau. Violin, rebeck. RS,bab, biyola.Vexatious, troublesome. Susah.Virgin, maid. Anak-d'ara, d'ara, rara,Vibrate, to brandish. Lela, malela.pflrawan, prawan, gadis, kana, bakar.Vibrate, to quiver. Kibar, mangibar, Virgin Mary. Mariam.kibas, mangibas.Vibrate, to cause to quiver. Kibark&n,Virile.VMlity.Barlaki'aruKalakian.mangibarkan, kibaskan.Virtue, moral goodness. Kabajikan.Vibrate, to swing. Jalak, miinjalak. Virulent, poisonous. Barachun, barbisa.Vibratory, quivering. Barkibaran. Visage, face. Muka, wajah.Vicar, representative. Janang, patih. Visage, countenance, look. Paras, ayarmuka,Vice, wickedness. Kajaatan.ulat, durja.Vice, fault, offence. Salah, salahan. Viscid, glutinous, tenacious. Lakat, lakap,Vice, a gripe. Kakatuwah.kalat.Vicegerent, lieutenant. Janang, patih, Vishnu, the preserver in Hindu mythology.xalifah.Wisnu, bisnu.Vicinity, nearness. Ampii-an, susoran. Visible, perceptible by the eye. Nampak,Vicinity, neighbourhood. Parapat, pi-a-tdmpak, kaliatan, katingal, pagari.Vision, sight. Pangliat.Vision, shade, phantom. Bayang, antu.Vision, dream. Mimpi.Visit, to make a visit. Anggung, manganggung,lawad, malawad.Visit, act of visiting. Anggungan, lawad.Visit as a guest (to). Jamu, manjamu.Visit, to frequent. Taudang, manandaug.Visitation, chastisement. Bela.

VIS-WAP [194] WAF—WALVisitor, guest. Jamu, kundaugan, tamu, kan, malayangkan, tarbangkdn, mdnfirbangkan.panggilan.Visor, mask. Topeng.Waft, to beckon. Gamit, bdrgamit, manggamit,Vitiate, to spoil. Biinasa, banasakan,lambai, malambai.mambanasakan.Waft, to buoy, to float. TimbulkS,n, manimbulkau,Vitiation, corruption. Banasiian, kabS,-kambangksin, mangam-nastian.bangkan.Vitious, wicked. Jiiat, jahat, nakal, baugkeng.Waft, a float. Ampung, apung, lampung,timbulan, kambangan.Vitious, mischievous. Nakal, galak. Wage, gage, pledge. ChagAr, gad'ai,Vitriol (gi-een), sulphate of iron. Trusi. gad-e.Vituperate (to). Maki, mamaki.Wager, to bet. Taruh, bartaruh, bataruh,Vituperation. Maki.manaruh.Vivacious, sprightly, gay. Gambira. Wagei', bet. Taruhan, partaruhau, pataruhan.Vivacity. Gambira.Vizard, visor, mask. To^jeug.Wages. Upah, gaji.Vizier. Wazir.Wages (to hire for). Upahkrm, mangupahkan,Vociferate (to). Tariyak, bartariyak,manggajikau.mangkis.Wages (to be on wages). Makan-gaji,Vociferation. Tariyak, mangkis.bilrmakan-gaji.Voice, sound. Buni, bahana, suwara, Waif, windfall. Pungut-pungutan, pungutan.swara.Void, empty, vacant. Kosong, laman, Wail, to lament. Tangis, manangis, ratab,laga, ampa, xali.ratap, maratap.Void, to emit. Buwang, mdmbuwang. Wailing, lamentation. Tangis, tangisan,Void, to nullify, to annul. ManadakS,n, ratap.uruugkan, ampxis, maugampuskau. Waist (the). Pinggang.Volcano, burning mountain. Qunungapi.Waist of a ship. Pinggang.Waistband, girdle. Bangkung, sabuk,Voluble, talkative. Rongot, petak, lampas,mulut-jianj ang.rindi, amban, babad, babat, ikat-pinggang,tali-pinggang.Volume, roll. Gulungan.Waistcoat, close vest. Sikapan.Volume, book. Tulisan, layang, kitab. Wait, to expect, to stay in expectation.Vomit (to). Muntah, mutah.Nanti, mananti, tangguh, manaugguh.Voracious, ravenous. Gagdras, gdluju, Wait, to stay, not to depart. Tiuggal,parok, majok, murka.Vouch, to attest, to warrant, to declare.m.tninggal,ydm.diy^m, bardiydm, m§,ndi-MAngakukdn, mdnatakan.Wait, to pay servile attendance. Bilr.lmba.Vouchsafe, to grant. Bir, bri, mambri,Wait, to look watchfully. Jaga, barjaga,kasi.Vow (a). Sumpah, supata.Vow, to take a vow. Sumpah, mailumpa.Vow, to promise. Barjanji, mdnjanji.Vow, a promise. Janji, jaujian, parjanjian,wad.Vowel-marks. Sanjata, baris, Arakat.Voyage, journey. Angkatan.Voyage, to journey. Angkat, barangkat,jalan, barjalan.Vulgar, plebeian. Ina, dina.Vulgar tongue, the Malay language. Jawi.Vulgar, mean, low. Ina, nasta.Vulgar, the common people. Ina-dina,ruclia.Vulture (the).Ering, siyowa, nasur.Wade, to walk through the water.Arung, m.lngarung.Wafer, cake. Apslm.Wafer (letter). Parkat, pflrakat. prakat.Waft, to carry through the air. I;ayaiig-manjaga.Wait, to expect, to stay for. Nantikan,manantikan, tangguhkan, manangguhkftn.Wait, to watch. JagakAn, manjagakftn.Wait on servilely. BarAmbakiln, mang-Ambakfln.Wait on as at table. Layani.Waiting-maid. Dayang, dang, ina, mandra,sangit, bayiln.Waiting-maids. P.lrwara, prawara, pararara,beta-parwara, paraiiai.Waiting-room of a palace. Paseban.Wake, to watch, not to be asleep. Jaga,barjaga, manjaga, gadang, manggadang.Wake, to be roused from sleep. Jaga,baijaga, manjaga.Wake, to waken, to rouse from sleep.Jagakfin, manjagak^n, bangunkAn,mambangunk.ln, bangkitkAn, mdmbangkitkfln,d"irik.1n, bard'irikan, mdndiriki\n.Walk (to). Jalan, miuijalan, barjalan.

WAL—WAN [ 195] WAR—WASWalk on foot. Jalan-kaki, manjalan-kaki, War. Parang, prang, jurit, laga.barjalan-kaki.War, to make war. Prang, barprang,Walk abreast (to). Eamba, mardmba. mdmrang.Walk after or behind another (to). Iring, Ward, to guard, to watch. Tunggu,mangiring.manunggu, kawal, mAngawal, sangga,Walk in procession (to). Lawat, malawat. maiiangga, raksa, maraksa, jaga, bS,i'-Walk on all fours. Mai'angkak.jaga, manjaga.Walk with a staff (to). Manongkat. Ward, to defend, to protect. Langkari,Walk, act of walking. Jalan, jalanau. nialangkari, lindungi, malindungi, lindungkan,Laku, kalakuan.mitlinduugkau, manawungi,'\\'alk, gait. Walk, way, road. Jalan, parjalauan. manawungkan.Walking-staff. Tongkat.Ward, to fence off, to turn aside. Tangkis,tanghiskan, mauangkiskan, tdpis,WnM (a). Pagar, d-end'eng, dewal.Wall (a brick). Pagar-bata.tapiskan, manapiskan.Wall (an earthen). Pagar-tanah.Warden, warder. Panunggu, pangawal.Wall (a stone). Pagar-batu.Wardrobe (royal). Parband'aaran.Wall, rampai't. Benteng, beteug, malawati,Ware, wares. Band-a, dagaugan.balawarti.Warehouse. Gad'ong.Wall, to surround with a wall. Pag;irkan, Warehouse -keeper. Juru-gad'ong, pangulu-gad'oug.mamagark^n.Wallet, scrip. And'an, baiian, uuchang, Warfare. Prang, paprangau, pamarang.puudi-pundi, sitak, bakclia.Wai-m, not cold. Angat, panas.Wallow, to roll. Guling, mangguling. Warm, ardent, zealous. Angat.Wan, pale, pallid. Puchat, perang, pirang. Warm, vehement. Panas, ki-as, dras.Wander, to rove. Kambara, mauganibai-a,Warm, to heat. Angatkan, maugangat-kalana, mangalana.kan, panaskan, mamanaskan.Wander, to go astray. Sasat, maiidsat, Warm oneself at a fire. Bajing.sasar, barsasar, mauasar.Warmth, gentle heat. Aba.Wanderer, rover. Oraug-kambara, orangkellana.Warmth (animal). Suh.Warn, to caution. Ingatkan, manging-Wandering, peregi-inatiou. Kambara, atkan.Warning, caution. Ingatan.k§,latia.Wandering, going astray, aberration. 83,- Warp in weaving (the). Lungsen.sat, kasasatan, sasar, sasaran.Wan-ant, to attest. Maugaku.Wane, to decline, to sink. Tui'un, manurun,Warrant, to secm-e. Tatapkan, mana-jatuh, manjatuh, sunid, sunit, tapkdn.maiiurud.Warrant, written gi-ant. Farman, piyagam,Wane, decline. Tuinin, tuninan, surud.nuwala.Want, to be without, to be defective. Warranty, royal mandate. Titah, sdbda.Korang, barkoraug.Warrior. Partikaman, ulubalang, paujui-it,Want, to fall short. Tiwas, m^niwas.prajurit, chatriya, satriya.Want, to be without, not to have. Bartiyada,Wart (a). KutO.manada.Warty. Barkutil.Want, to need, to lack. Minta, m§,minta. Waiy, cautious. Ati-ati, bai-ati-ati, b^ringatan.Want, to wish, to desire. Andak, mang-S,ndak, andaki, mangandaki, barkaandak.Was. Sudah, titlah, abis.Wash, to perform the act of washing.Want, to be defective. Korang, barkorang.Basuh, mambasuh, kumbah.Wash, to cleanse by washing. Basuhkan,Want, to fall short. Tiwas, mdniwas. mambasuhkan, kumbahkan.Want, need. Minta, parintiian.Wash the mouth and throat (to). Kumor,Want, deficiency. Korangan, kakorangan. mangumor.Want, state of not having. Katidiian. Wash a corpse (to). Maruwang, maruwangkan.Want, poverty, penury. Kapapiian.AVanting, deficient. Korang, birkorangan, Washer. Tukang-basuh, kumbah, banan,tiwas, bartiwas.Wanton, lascivious. Gatal, chabul, dukana.bauara, binara.Washing, act of washing. Basuhan.Wasp (a). Tabuwan, paiiangat.Wanton, licentious, dissolute. Parlente. Waste, to diminish. Korangkiin, mangorangkan.Wanton, gay, sportive. Gambira, riya.Wanton, to frolic, to sport. B!lrg4mbira, Waste, to destroy, to lay waste. Banasakan,bariya.Wanton, a strumpet. Sundal, jalang. mAmbanasakdn, i-usakkan, mani-sakkan.

WAS—WAT [196] WAV—WEAWaste, to squander. Boroskto, mamborosk&n.Wave, billow. Alun, ombak.Wave (the tidal). Bana.Waste, to dwindle. Surud, manurud. Wave, to beckon. Gamit, b;\rgamit,Waste, desolate, solitary. Simi, safiai>. manggamit, lambai, mdlambai, as'aratkan.Wasted away, consumed. Lusoh.Wasteful. Boros.Wave, to move loosely. KibaskAn,Watch, to wake. Gadang, m^nggadang, mangibaskan, kibark&u, mangibarkiln.jaga, baijaga, manjaga.Waver (to). Kibas, mdngibas, kibar,Watch, to keep guard. Tunggu, manunggu,mangibar, limpai, mfllimpai, takalebat.kawal, mangawal, jaga, bar-Wavering, hesitation. Wasangka.jaga, manjaga.Wavermg, playing loosely. Barkibaran,Watch, to guard, to have keep. Tunggiii,takalebat.Waves (to rise in). Mangalun.manimgiii, kawalkan, mangawal-kan, jagakan, manjagakan.Wax. Lilin.Watch, to observe. Tunggu, manunggu, Wax (sealing). Lak, lakri.bela, mambela.Watch on shipboard (to). Keping, mangeping.Wax, to gi-ow larger.bah.Tambah, mauam-Wax, to become. Jadi, mflujadi.Watch, a guard. Kawal, jaga-jaga, pdrjagaan.Way, road. Jalan, lorong, hu-img, margi.Way, course. Jalan, parjalanan, margi.Watch, attention. Ingatan.Way, passage. Jalan.Watch, division of time. Bad'ug, jam. Way, access. Jalan.Watch, timepiece. Jam, orloji.Way, means. Jalan.Watched, guarded. Katuuggu.Way, method. Jalan.Watch-house. Panggung, jaga-jaga, pS,r-Way, manner, mode. Chara, laku, pri,parkara, prakara.Way (high). M^rgi-agung, margaguug,jagiian.Watchman. Panunggu, pangawal, sambang,mata-mata.Watch-tower. Bangun-bangun, bangunbangunan.Water. Ayar.Water (fresh). AyAr-tawar.Water (salt). Ayar-asin, ayjlr-masin.Water (stagnant). Bachah.Water (slack). Ayar-tanang.Water (high). Purbani.Water, the sea. Laut, tasik, sagara, samudra.Water, urine. Kanching, ayar-k^nching,jalan-raya.Waylaid. Ad'ang, tflrad'ang.Waylay (to). Ad'angkan, mangad-augkan.Waylayer. Pangad'ang.Waylaying, act of waylaying. Pangad'angan.We. Kami, kita, kita-ordng.Weak, feeble, not strong.Chabar, lunggar,lantu, lapuk, latah, llaif.Weak, infirm. Lamah.Weak-eyed. Silo.ayar-sani, kawah.Weal, prosperity. Untung, kariiarjan,Water, damask of a weapon-blade. Pamor.dargahajii, gArgahayu, dawSlat.Wealth, riches. Kakayiian, uwang, wang,Water (a head of). Ulu-ayar, mata-ayar, ftrta, bilud-a.sumur, serokan.Wealthy, rich. Kaya, barband'a, bararta,Water, to irrigate. Irus, nidngirus, dims, iirtawan, gani.m5,ndii-us, jurus, manjurus, siram, seram,Wean, to put from the breast. Sarakkan,mangiram.Water (to draw with an utensil). Timba,maijai-akkan.Weaned (to be). Sarak, maiiarak.manimba.Weaned. Sarak, tftrsarak.Water (to make). Kilnching,mAnganching, Weapon. Sanjata, aman, gAnggaman,barkauching.Water-course, canal. Saluran, suluran.gagaman.Weapon (missile). Rld-il.Weaponed, furnished with arms. Bar-Waterfall, cascade. Panchuran, jaram. sanjata.Water-field, irrigated land. Sawah. Weapon-proof, invulnerable. Bflrtuwah,Water-logged. IvJiayaran.batuwah, kabal, pangliyas, pftliyas.Water-melon. Pataka, samangka, mand'ika,Wear, to put on. Pakai, mdmakai.mand'iki, tamikai.Wear, to cause to wear, to invest. Pa-Water-pot, j.ar. Buyung.kaikAn, mamakaikan.Waterman, ferryman. Panambang, sip4nambang.Weariness, lassitude. Kalalahan.Weaiy, tired, fatigued. Panat, talap,Wattle, hurdle. Sasak.lasu, Uteh-lilsu, chape.Wattles of the cock. Galamber.Weather (the). Angin.

Silakau !WEA—WES [197 ]WES—WHEWeather, to expose to the air. Anginkdn, West (the). Barat, mataari-mati, mataari-jatuh,manganginkan.mata-ari-masuk, kulon.Weather-cock, vane. Gada-gada. West (due). Barat-tapat.Weave, to work with a loom. Tanun, West-north-west. Barat-samata-utara.mandnun.West-south-west. Barat-samata-salatan.Weave, to braid. Aiiam, mdnganam. Western. Kabaratan.Weavel (a). Amak, bubuk.Wet, humid. Basah, ombal, langas.Weaver (a). Tukang-tanun.Wet, to moisten. Basahkan, mambasahkau,langaskiln.Weaving, act of weaving. TSnunan.Web (spider's). Sarang-laba-laba.Wetness. Basahan, ombalan.Wed, to contract nianiage. Kawin, WTiale (the). Pawus, gajah-mina.mangawin, nika«^, bamikaoA.^Miai-f, quay. Titi, tifian, psUantai",Wed, to take for husband. Bai-lakikan. plantai', pangkalan.Wed, to take for ynfe. Barboiik4n, barestrikan.Apa, bdtapa, mdngapa, mana.^^^lat.WTiat though, notwithstanding. Lamun,Wedded as a woman. Rirlaki.masa, sdmaja, maski.Wedded as a man. Barbini, b^restri. What time, at the time when. Apabila,Wedge (a). Baji.tatkala, manakala, ualika.Wedge, ingot. Tangga.^\^lich, which of many. Mana.Wedlock. Kawin, nikiuiA, rabi, krama. Whatever. Apa-apa, mana, apa-barang,Wednesday. Ari-araba, ari-raba.barang-mana, samabaraug, barangsadapat,Weed, noxious plant. Sarsah.sabai-ang, yangmana.Week (a). Jamad, dominggo, minggo. Wheat. Gandum, trigo.Weep (to). Nangis, tangis, nianangis. \\Tieedle (to). Bujuk, mambujuk, rayu,Weeping (act of). Nangis, tangis, tangisan.marayu.Weft, stray animal. Panchil.Wheedler.Wheedling.Pambujuk.Pambujukan.Weft, woof. Pakan.Wheel (a). Panggilmgan, j antra, chakra.Weigh. Timbang, bartimbang, m^nimbang.Wheel of a carriage. Pad'ati, rod'a.Wheel (spinning). Jantra.Weigh, to balance in the mind. Timbang, ^^^^eel machine. Jantra.bartimbang, manimbang.Wheel, rotation, revolution. Idarau,Weigh, to raise, to heave. Bungkar, paugidaran, ubangan, pangubangan.mambungkar, mamungkar.\^Tieel, to revolve. Putar, mamutar,Weigh anchor (to). Bungkar-sauh.ubang, mangubang, idar, mangidar,Weighed. Tartimtang.pusing, barpusing, kitar, mangitar, jantra,Weight, heaviness, gi-avity. Brat, kabratan.manjantra, barjantra.Wheel (to cause to). Putarkan, mamutarkan,Weight, importance. Brat, kabratan.ubangkan, mangubangk^n, idar-Weighty, heavy, ponderous. Brat.k3.n, mangidarka.n, pusingkan, mamusingkan,Weighty, important. Brat.baijantrakan, manjantrakan.Welcome, to bid welcome. Sila, silakan, Whelp, puppy. Anak-anjing.maiiilakan, mangalu.When, at the time that. Mana, kapanitu,tatkala-itu, nalika-itu.Welcome !Welfare, prosperity. Untung, tulus, karaarjan,When, at what time. Mana, bilamana,dargahayu, gargahayu, dawa-manakala, kapan, bila, kalamana.When, after the time that. Talah-itu,lat.Welkin (the). Langit, udara.satalah-itu, ^ati, Aata.Well, spring, fountain. Prigi, sxmiur, Whence, fi-om what place. Darimana.mata-ayar.'Whence, from what person. Darisiyapa,Well of a ship. Timba-ruwang.darisapa.Well, not sick. Bayik, naman.Whence, from what cause. D4ri-karauaapa,Well, not ill. Bayik.dari-sabab-apa.Well, properly. Bayik, bayik-bayik. "Wlience, from which cause. Karana-itu,Well-born. Bangsawan, artawan.sabab-itu.Well-bred, Supan, bastari, barbudi, baradab.\Vlienever, at whatever time. Kalak'ian,apakala, pabila.Well done. Bayik, bayiklah.Where, at what place. Mana. dimana.Well-favoured. Bayik-para.s, bagus, elok. Where, at the place in which. Mana.Well-natured,^good-natiu'ed. Manis-ati. Where, at any place. Mana-mana, barangmana.Well-nigh. Ampir, saAmpirna, dakat.Wen, steatome. Risa.Whereat, at which. Pada-itu.Wesand. Kungan, rangkung, rongkong. AMiereat, at what. Pada-apa.

WHE—WHI [ 198 ]WHI—WILWherebj', by which. Dari-itu.Whitlow. Kaburutan, chuwit.Whereby, by what. Dari-apa.Whittle, knife. Pisau, pisau-rawut, pangiris,Whei-ever. Barang-dimana, inana-niana,pangirisan.samana, mana.Wherefore, for which reason. Daripadaitu,Whiz (to).Whiz (a).Dangung, birdaugung.Dangung.daripada-ini, karaua-itu, sabab-itu, Who, relative pronoun. Yang.karana-ini, karaua-apa, uHh-karana. Who. Siyapa, sapa, mana.Wherefore, for what reason. Batapa, Whoever. Barang-siyapa.daripada-apa, apakaraua, apa-sabab. Who knows ! Sapa-tau, siyapa-tau.Wherein, in which. Dalam-itu.Whole, all. Balaka, sjiisi, samuwa.Wherein, in what. DalAni-apa.Whole, complete. Gdndp, chukup, langkap,Whereon, on which. Pada-itu, atAs-itu.jangkap.AVliet, to sharpen. Asak, m^ngasak, chanai,Whole, well. Sitmbuh, iiaman.tajamkan, manajamkan.Whole, totality. Saganap, sajangkap,Whetstone. Batu-asah.salaugkap.Which, relative pronoun. Yang, neu. AVholesale. Boroug. _Which, which thing ^ Apa, mana. Wholesome, sound. Naman.Which, which person ? Siyapa, sapa, Wholly, completely. Sagaiiapua, siiabiaiia,maua.saj)anuhna, pala-pala, sakali.Whichever thing. Barang-apa, barangmana.Whoop, to shout. Saru, maiiaru, tampik,surak, barsurak.Whichever person. Barang-siyapa, barang-mana.Whore, strumpet. Sundal, jalang, lewer.Whore (to). Barsundal.While, time. K4tika, kutika, bila. Whoredom. Mukah, simdalan, parsuudalan,While, a little while. Sabantar, sakatika,pasundalan.sakutika.Why, for what reason. Apa-karaua,While, whilst, during the time that. Sdd'ang,apa-sabab.sad'angk^n, sambil, lagi, tangah, Why, for which reason. Karaua-itu,sarta, samautara.sabab-itu, ulih-itu, ulih-karana.While, as long as. Salagi, sS,d"fl,ng-lagi, Wick of a lamp or caudle. Sumbu.sakutika-lagi, salama.Wicked. Nakal, jiiat, jahat, buwas, ga-While, at the same time that. Sad'ang-lak, bangkeng, fasi^-.Wickedness. Nakal, jiiatan, kajiiatan,itu, tatkala-itu.Whilom, of old. Sakali-parastawa, padadiiulukala,fasii'.pAda-purbakala.Whip, a scourge. Pachu, chamti, chabuk,Wicker, basket-work.Wicket, small gate.Raga.Pintu-maling.chumuk, jar'iampi.Wide, broad. Lebar, luwas, longgar.Whip, to scourge. Pdchukan, jialu, mamalu,Wide, not close. Jai-ak, jarang, ranggang.sapu.Widen (to). Lebarkan, malebarkan, lu-Whirl, gyration. Ikal, ligat.waskan, maluwaskan, louggark^n, malonggarkan.Whirl (to). Ikal, mfmgikal, ligat, maligat.Whirl, to eddy. Ulak, olak, barulak. Widen by stretching. Tai'ak.Whirlpool, eddy. Ulakan, olakan. Widow (a). Rand'a, rond'a, jand'a.Whirlwind. Puting-b41iyung.Widower. D'ud'a.Whiskers of a cat or other feline animal. Width. Lebar, lebaran, longgar, kaluwasan,Sungut.luwasan.Wliiskers (a man's). Kumis, misi, sungut, Wield, to manage, to handle. Jabat,chambang, tali-tud'ung.mdujabat.Whisper (to). Bisik, barbisik.Wife (a). Bini, p^i-ilmpuwan, estri.Whisper (a). Bisik.Wild, not tame. Liyar.Whist, to silence. Diylmkan, maudiy^mkdn.Wild, shy. Liyar.Wild, wilderness. Utan, rimba, balan-Whistle (to). Siyul, b.lrsiyul.tara, alas, guron, wana.Whistle (a). Siyul.Wile, trick, fraud, stratagem. Daya,Whistle, the musical instrument. Pipit. padaya, polah, tipu, hanSr, mai'lahat.White. Putih.Wilfid, stubborn. Kras, kras-ati, krasknjiala,White, whiteness. Putih.tagar, angkara.White of an egg. Putih-talor.Wilfulness. Kras-ati, angkara.White of the eye. Mata-putih.VV^ilfnlly, designedly. Siiaja.Whiten (to). Putihkan.Will (the). Kiiandak, arap.Whitewash, to whiten witli linio. Kapnri. Will, inclination, desire. Mau, ai'ap,Whither, to what place. Mana, kaiii;uiii. kiiandak, sakiiftndak.Whithersoever. Harang-kamana.Will, testament. Wasivat.

WIL—WIR 199 ]WIS—WONWill-with-a-wisp. Kamamang, tauggulung.Will, to desire. Mau, arab, arap, maugarap,audak, mdugaudak, maugandaki.Will, sign of the future tense. Mau, arap,audak.Willing, consenting, inclined. Sudi, mau,barkaandak.Willing, pleased. Suka.Willing, favourable. Sudi, suka.Wily, cunning. Daya, b^rdaya, tipu, bfir-mangila, mangandaki.tipu, polah, reka, tingkab, ujat.Wish, desire. Ardp, pangarap, kiiandak,Win, to gain the victory. Manaug.sakiiandak, chita-rasa, maksud.Will, to gain by conquest. Manaugk3,n, Wit, the intellects. Ati, chita, budi.alahkan.Witch, sorceress. Paleset.Wincli, a windlass. Putaran.With. Dangan, akan, pada, sarta, sama.Wind (the). Angin, bayu, hawa.WithcU-aw, to retire, to retreat. Undur,Wind (a foul). Sakal, angin-salah.barundur, mangundur.Wind, to turn round, to twist. Putar, Withdraw, to make to retire. Undui-kan,mamutax'.mangundurkan.Wind, to enfold. Balut, balutkan, mambalutkin.Wither, to fade. Layu, burns.Wind yarn, to reel. Likas, malikas.Withhold, to restrain. Tahani, manahani,tahankan, manahankan.Wind, to ventilate. Anginkan, manganginkan.Withhold, to hinder. Ad'angkan, mangad'angkan,Wind, to turn, to change. Alih, mangalih.sangkakkan, m3,uangkahkan,sangkutkan, manangkutkan, t^gahkcln,managahkan, gindalakan.Wind, to move round, to revolve. Id&r, Withholden. Tarad'aug, tarsangkak, tarsangkut,m^ngidar, pusing, mamusing, barpiising,tartahan.mubang, kisar, mangisar, kitar, Within. Dalam, didalam, antara.mangitar, putar, mamutar.Without, on the outside. Luwar, diluwar.Wind, to meander. Kelo-kelo.Wmdfall. Pungutan, pungut-pungutau, Without, not with or by. Ddng^n-tiyada.kajiungutan, guguran.Without, beyond, not inclusive. Luwar,Winding, meandering. Kelo-kelo, barkelo-kelo.kaluwar.Without, if not, except. Jika-tiyada,Winding-sheet. Kafan.malayinkan.Windlass, winch. Putaran.Window. Tingkap, jand'ela, janela.Windpipe (the). Rangkung, rougkong,kungan.Windward. Atas-angin, diatas-angin.Windy, empty. Kosong, ampa.Windy, tempestuous. Baribut.Wine of the grape. Angm-.Wine (palm). Tuwak.Wing of a bird or insect. Sayap.Wing, flank of an army. Gad'ing, lambung,lambuugan.Wing, to transport by flight. Mibarkan,tarbangkan, manarbangkan.Winged, furnished with wings. Barsayap.\^'ink, to twinkle with the eye. Kajeb,kajep, mangdjep.Wink, twinkle of the eye. Kajep, lawang.Winnow (to). Anginkan, mauganginkan,tampik, manampik, irai, mangu-ai, kipas,mangipas.Wipe (to). Sapu, miiiiapu.Wiper, sweeper, one whose business it isto sweep. Paiiapu.Wire. Kawat, dawai.Wisdom, sapience. Bijaksana, budi, kabijakan,kabudian.Wise, sapient. Bijak, bijaksana, bdrbudi,orifWise, prudent, discreet. Chfirdik, bijak,bijaksana, barbudi.Wise, skilful. Chapat, chakap. piutar,ujat, bisa, pand-e.tail,Wish (to). Audak, mangandak, mau,arap, mangarap, ingin, mangingin, kila,Without, not having, wanting. Kor4ng.Withstand, to oppose, to resist. Lawan,malawan.Witless. Bod'o, donga.Witness, testimony. Saksian, saksian,s'ahadat.Witness (a). S'aksi, saksi, sahid.Witness, to bear testimony. Barsdksi,maiiaksi.Witness, to testify. Saksikan, maiiaksikau.Witty, ingenious. Pitah.Wived, to have a wife. Barbini, barestri.Wizard, sage. Biku, wiku, bagawan,pand'ita.Wizard, magician. Sastrawan, satrawan.Wizard, conjurer. Panulap.Woe, grief. Iba, susahan, kasusahan,balas, walang, duka, dukachita.Woe be ! Wai, sayang.Woman. Or&ng-parampiian, pardmpiian,suri, estri.Womb (the). Paranakan, prut.Wonder (to). Chttngang, barchangang,/teran, mUngeran.

WON—WOR [ 200 ]WOR—WRIWonder, surprise. Ch&ngang, mangu,changaugan, Aeran.Wont, to be accustomed. Biyasa, bftrbiyasa.Wont, custom, habit. Lambaga, cbara,aadat.Wonted. Biyasa, b^i-biyasa.Woo, to court for marriage. PindugkAu,maminAugkan.Wood (a). Utan, alas, kayu, kayu-kayiian,wana.Wood, timber. Kayu.Woodpecker. Palatuk, balatuk, platuk.Wood-ward, forester. Blauduug.Woody. Barutan, baralas.Woof (the). Pakan.Word, short discourse. Pdrkatiian, kalimat.Word, talk, discourse. Tutur, tuturau,kata-kata.Word (the royal). Titah, s^bda.usik.Worship, religious adoration. Saml^ahaj'ang,puja, puji, primnja, pamuji.Worship (to). Sambah, mSiiambah, puja,nidmuja, puji, mamuji.Worth, price, value. Arga, r.1ga, ^imat.AVorth, having value. Bararga.Worthy, deserving. Masta/^a^•.Would. Mau, bulih.Wound (a). Luka.Wound (to). Lukakdn, malukakan.Wounded. Barluka, tarluka.Wrangle, to squabble. Bautah, barbantah,mambantah, babil, barbabil, tangkar,bartangkar, tiugkar, bartingkar,bei\ang, duka, marka.Wreath, to curl. Ikalkan, maugikalkan,igalkan, mangigalkan.Wreathe, to interweave. Anamkan,mangauamkftn.barkaliii.Wrangle, a squabble. Bantah, parbantahan,babil, tangkar, tukaran, kaliii.Wrap, to involve, to envelope. Bungkus,Wool. Bulu.bungkuskan, mambungkuskan, balut,Woollen cloth. Kayiu-bulu, banat.balutkan, mambalutkan, sarungkdn,Woolly. Barbulu.manai-ungkan.Woolly, as the hair of a negro. Orintiug,puwa-puwa, papuwa.Wrap, to transport.wankan.Rawankdn, mfira-Word, single part of speech. Sapatah, Wrapper. Bungkusan, sarung, sarungan.pdpatah, kata, kalimah.Wrath, auger. Amarah, marah, gamira,Word, command. Prentah, titah, sAbda. Wreathed, interwoven. Aiiam, taraiiam.Word of God. Kaiimat-Alah.Wreck, destruction by sea. Kai-aman,Word, tidings. Urita, brita, warta, kakardman.wftrta, xabar.Wreck, ruin. KarAman, kakaraman.Work, to labour, to travel. Buwat, milmbuwat,Wreck, destruction by stranding. Dam-usaha, bdrusaha, mangusaha, paran.•karja, b^rkarja, mangarja, bilramal.Work, to manufacture, to form by labour.Wreck, to destroy by sea.mangaramkan.Karamkan,Parbuwatkan, karja, karjakan, mangfti'jakan.Wreck, to ruin.kan.KarS,mkan, mangaram-Work at, to toil at. Ueahakcln, m&ngusahakan.Wrecked, foundered. Karam. tArkaram.Wrecked, stranded. Dampar, t&rdampar.Work, toil, labour. Usaha, pfli'usahan. Wrench, to wrest. Runtun, maruntun.Work, deed, act, performance. Buwatan, Wrench, sprain. Tagaliyat.parbuwatau, pfl,mbuwatan, karja, pakarjaan,Wrestle (to). Gomol, manggomol, gfllut,jasa, yasa.manggalut, changkang, manchangkang.Work, good work. Bflkti, kabaktian. Wretch, miserable person. Pelak, pailak.Work diligently (to). Marajinkan. Wretch, miscreant. Sichalaka.Worker. P9,mbuwat.Wretched, vmhappy. Barsusah-ati.Workman, artificer. Tukang.Wretched, unfortunate. Pelak, chalaka,Workmanship. Pambuwatan, p.lrbuwatan.barchalaka.Wriggle (to). Kamuli.Workshop. Bangsal.Wright, artificer. Tukang.World, the earth. Bumi, buwana, jagad, Wring, to twist. Pulas, mAmulns.jagat, manchapada, manusapada, diiuya. Wring, to squeeze, to press out. Parah,Worm, grub. Ulat.prah, miimrah, pilrils, pras.Worm (earth). Chaching.Wrinkle (a). Kadut.Worm (intestinal). Chaching.Wrinkled, corrugated. Kratut, krut.Wonn (wood). Bubuk.Wrist (the). Parg.llangan, panggalangau,Worn, decayed. Buruk, anchur.buku-tangan.Worry, to harass. Gad-ulii, mftnggad-uhi, Write (to). Tulis, miinulis, manurat.BusahkS,n, mailusahkan, usik, mflng-Write, to compose. Ikat, mdugikat,karang, maugarang.Writer, a scribe. Juru-tulis, juru-surat,flabur, kflrkun.

WRI—YES [ 201 ]YES—ZONAVrithing, distortion. Ampas-pulas. Yesterdaj'. Kalmarin.Writing (a). Tulisan, siirat, kalam. Yesterday (the day before). Kalmarindiiulu.Writing, composition. Karangan, ikatan.Written. Tartulis.Yet, notwithstanding. K&chuwali, maski.Wrong, an injm-y. Rugi, kainigian, Mnchana,Yet, besides, over and above. Lagi,mallarat.Idbih.Wrong, error. Salah, salahan, kasalahan, Yet, still. Lagi, sad-^ng-lagi, taksih,Input.masi, misih.silaj).Wrong, to injure. Lingkap, malingkap, Yet, once again. Sakali-lagi.rugikan, marugikan, bduchauakan, Yield, to produce. Jadikan, manjadikan.mdmbachanakan, banasak§,n, mambana.sakan.Yield, to comply. Turut, manurut,Wroth, angry. Amarah, marah, ngarin,melu, milu.Yield, to give up. Sarah, sarahkan, manarahkiu.ngi'in, berang, cUika, milrka, gusar,garam.Yield, to surrender. Sarahkan, mflnaWry, crooked.rahkan.Ei'ot.Wry face (to make), to grimace.Yielding, surrender. Sarah.Kftiiut.Yoke (a). Igu, gu.Yoke (one). Sagu.Yolk of an egg. Kuning-talor.Yam. ubi.Young. Mud'a, taruna, truna.Yard (a ship's). Pabuan.Young, offspring. Anak.*Yard measiu-e. Gaza, gaja.Young (to be with), pregnant. Bunting.Yarn, thread. Banaug.Youth (a). Bujang, jaka, jajaka, anaktruna.Yawn (to). Nguwap.Yea, yes. lya, ya, behkftu, bali, bala. Youthful, in the prime of youth. Bfiliya,Year. Tiiun, tahun, sanah.mud'a-baliya.Yearly. Satauu-tann.Youths. Parabujang.Yellow. Kuning.Yellow (dark). Kuning-tuwah.Yellow (pale). Kuning-miid'a, putihkuning.Zany, buffoon. Bad'ud, baiiol.Yellow, golden-coloured. Samburna. Zealous, ardent. Angat, panas.Yelp, to bark. Salak, maualak.Zinc, speltre. Tambaga-putih.Yes. lya, ya, behkan, bali, bala.Zone, a girdle. Sabuk, rindi, anibfin,Yest, foam. Bvdii. galambung.babad, bangkung, tali-pnnd'ing, ikat-Yest, barm. Ragi, xamir.THE END.

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