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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.