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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-