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MAN—MAN [ 106 ]MAN—MANMilnta. Em-aged, furious, applied to the Manungkus (bungkus). To pack, to bundleelephant.up.Mautah (jav). Raw, crude, unripe. MAnur (jAv). The jasmine, JasmimimMantalif (a. talif). To join, to connect. sambac ; v. Manor.Milutapa (tapa). To perform religious Milnurun (turun). To descend ; to wane,penance and austerities.to fiill, to descend ; to happen, to comeM^utas (j). To laud, to go on shore, to to pass.disembark.Manurunkan. To cause to descend ; toMantik. To germinate, to sprout, to lower, to let down; to ti-anscribe, toshoot.copy.M&ntika. Bezoar; v. M^tika.MAnutupkan (tutup). To shut, to closeM^ntil (jav). Knob, nipple.Mantuwah. Father or mother-in-law.Manflfc (a). Discourse ; reasoning ; eloquence.Manuba (tuba). To poison fish with thetuba plant.Manud'uh (tud'uh). To accuse, to charge,to impeach.M^nud-ung (tud'iing). To cover, as witha lid ; to cover, to conceal.Manuji (suji). To embroider; v. Maiiuji.MAnuju (tuju). Towards, in the directionof.Manukar (tukar). To change, to exchange,to barter.Mdnukas (tukas). To charge, to accuse,to impeach.Manulihkan (tiilih). To gaze at, to lookintently on.Manulikan (tuli). To deaf, to deafen.Manulls (tulis). To delineate, to paint,to figure ; to write.Manulung (tulung). To help, to aid, toassist.Manumpang (tumpang). To take accommodation,front.Mangail (kail). To fish vrith a hook.as lodging, passage, or freight Mangajak (ajak). To urge, to incite.of goods ; to lodge, to dwell m a house Mdngajari (ajar). To teach, to instruct.or ship.Mangaji (aji). To read religious books,Manumpat (tumpat). To choke up, to or recite or chant prayers.block up.Mangaku (aku). To confess, to admit,Mdnunang (tunang). To afiiance, to bctrotli.to acknowledge ; to warrant, to declareon surety ; to become bail for, to beMilnundukkiln (tunduk). To bow, to responsible for.bend the body.Mangala (ala). To direct, to point towards.Manunjuk (tunjuk). To show, to exhibit.Manunjukkan. To point out, to explain, Milngalahkcln (alah). To vanquish, toto expound.conquer, to overcome ; to excel, toMiinuutut (tuntut). To claim, to demand,to exact.surpass, to beat.Mdugalauk.ln (alau). To drive, to causeManunu (timu). To bura, to be on fire. animals to move along ; to guide a vehicleMauunukan. To burn, to consume with; to chase, to pursue.fire.Mdnunggang (tunggang). To ride, totravel by a vehicle.M.lnunggii (tunggu). To watch, to keepgiiard ; to keep, to tend, to have careof, to guard.Manungguhkan (sungguh). To verify, toconfirm, to prove true, to attest; v.Miliiungguhkjln.Manunggiii (tunggu). To guard, to watclifor security.to cover, to envelop.Manutur (tutur). To say, to speak ; totell, to relate.Manuwai (tuwai).To reap com with asickle.Manga (jav). Open, patent, unfolded.Mangabisktln (abis). To finish, to terminate,to end, to conclude ; to expend,to exhaust, to bring to an end.Mangadiii (ada). To cause to be ; toexecute, to cany into effect.Mangailakan (ada). To produce, to fm--nish ; to exhibit, to display.Milngadu (adu). To submit, to represent; to make complaint.Mangadu (adu). To fight, to contend.Mangadukdn. To cause to fight or contend.Mangad-angkfln (ad'ang). To intercept,to way-lay.Milngad'tlp (ad'ap). To be before, to bein front ; before, in front.Mangad apkan. To face, to front ; to con-Mangali (j. ningali). To see, to look.Mdngalih (alih). To change, to shift.Mangalihk.ln. To cause to change, toshift, to move.Mangalir (alir). To flow, to stream.M.angalu. To receive or welcome a guest.Mangaluh. To sigh ; to moan, to makelamentation.Mangaluu (alun). To rise in waves orbillows.Miiugalusi (alus). To try, to assay, to