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test, to examine ;MAN—MAN [107] MAN—MANliterally, " to fine, orrefine."Mangamati (amat). To reconnoitre, toobserve attentively ;perhaps, literally," to make much of."Mangambaug (j. kambang, " to float, toswim on the suiface "). Moonrise.Mangambil (ambil). To take.Mangambuh. To soar, to fly aloft.Mangampimi (ampun). To pardon, toforgive.Mangampunkan, v. Mangampuni.Maugampungkan (kampung). To collect,to bring together.Mangamuk (amuk). To run a muck.Mangauching (kanching). To bolt; tobutton.Manganchur (anchur). To melt, to dissolve,to be liquified ; to break toatoms; to soften to tenderness, tomollify.Manganchurkan. To melt, to dissolve, toliquify ; to smelt ; to reduce to atomsto pulverise ; to soften to tenderness,to mollify.Maugand-ang (kand'ang). To pen, tofold, to put vvithiu an enclosure.Maugand'ung (kand-ung). To bag, to putthe head ; to be drowsy.Mangantup (antup). To sting as an insect.Manganyaya (anyaya). To oppress, to tyrannize.Mangaugatkan (angat). To heat, to warm.Milngangguh. To roar as a tiger.Manganginkan (angin). To ventilate, tofan with \vind ; to air.Mangangkat (augkat). To lift, to raise,to take up.Mangangkitkan (bangkit). To cause topone; to defer, to adjourn.rise or get up ; to raise, to elevate, toexalt, to dignify,Mangajar (kajar). To chase, to pursue.Manganguskan (angus). To burn, to Mangajut (kajut). To start, to be startled.consume with fire.Mangapa (apa). Why, wherefore ; what. Mangajutkan. To startle, to cause toMangapakan (apa). To effect, to achieve, start.to accomplish.Miiugalapur (kalapur). To be convulsed,Mangapala (kapala). To head, to lead, to be affected by spasms ; v. Mangalupur.to conduct, to guide.Mangai'ang (karang). To set, to inter-Mangaiasaikan (salasai). To settle, tosperse with ornaments; to arrangeflowers or gems ; to compose, to wi-ite.Mangaras (j). Redolent, diffusing perfume.Mangaram (karam). To sink, to founder.Mangaramkdn. To sink, to swamp; todestroy, to overwhelm.Mdngarapkan (arap).To trust, to coiJfidein.Mangarti (arti). To understand, to comprehend.Mangarung (arung). To wade, to pas.swater by walking.Mangarung (karuug). To sack, to bag, toput in a sack or bag.Mangaruskan (arus). To make suitable ;to approve, to sanction.Mangarut (karut). To tangle ; to quibble,to prevaricate.Mangasi (kasi). To give ; to allow ; tolet, to jiermit.Mangasih (kasih). To love ; to favour,to hold in regard.Mangasihani (kasihan). To pity, to compassionate.Mangata (kata). To speak, to say.Mangatakan. To address, to accost; toannounce; to tell, to narrate, to say,to relate.Mangata\vi (katawi). To know, to haveknowledge of.Mangatm- (atur). To arrange, to set inorder.Mangawal (kawal). To guard, to keepwatch.Mangawan (kaw^an). To accompany, toin a bag ; to bag, to swell as a fullbag ; to teem, to be pregnant ; to bearor carry an object at the waist.associate, to herd.Mangawan (kawan). To tend, to serve,Maugantik (antik). To spin, to make to wait upon.thread.Mangantuk (antuk). To nod, to declineMangawin (kawin).Manggayuh (kayuh).To marry, to wed.To row with paddles,to paddle.Mangayun (ayun).To swing, to rock, toreel.Mangayunkau. To cause to rock orswing.MS,ngabala (gabala). To tend cattle ; todrive a chariot ; to guide an elephantV. Mangambala.Mangachupi (kachup). To kiss, to smack.Mangadiyan (kamdiyan). To follow, tocome after ; v. Mangamdiyau.Mangadiyankan. To put after ; to post-adjust.Mangaliling (kaliling). To go round ; torevolve.Mangililingi. To sui-round ; v. Mangalilingkjln.MangaUlingkEln. To surround, to environ,to encompass, to encircle.