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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.