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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.