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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-.