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mAn—mAn [ 109 JMAN—MANMdnggaraji (giirgaji). To saw, to cut Mangimpuu (impun). To assemble, towith a saw ; v. Maugaraji.meet together.Mauggarak (garak). To shake, to be agitated;V. Mdugarak.to gather together; to collect; to ac-Mangimpunkan. To cause to assemble,Manggarakkau. To shake, to agitate ; v. cumulate.Mangili-akkan.Manginakdn (ina). To make mean, toManggatah (gatah). To gum, to daub debase, to degrade.with gum or birdlime.Mangiuap (j. nginap). To lodge or tarryMauggonchaug (gouchang). To shake for a night.about, to toss ; v. Mangonchang. MangincUng. To sorn, to live idly at theManggosok (gosok). To rub, to fret ; touse the bow of a stringed instrument.MAnggosok -gosok. To rub ofteu.Mauggoyaug (goyaug). To be shakeu, tobe agitated, to be put iu motion.Mauggoyangkan. To shake, to agitate.Manggurau (gurau). To toy, to trifle ; todally; to joke, to jest.Mangguraukan. To mock, to deride, tolaugh at.Miiugi (JAV). Asthma.Mangibas (kibas). To vibrate, to quiverto waver, to play to and fro.Maugibaskau. To cause to quiver orvibrate ; to cause to waver.Milngidam (idam). To long, to have alonging for.Mangidaug (idaug). To serve victuals, toserve dishes at table.Mangidar (idar). To veer, to turn about,to go roimd.Maugidari. To round, to encircle; tocause to revolve or roll round.Mangiduug (iduug). To speak with anasal accent, to speak " through thenose.Mangiduug (kidung). To siiig a song orditty.Mangidup (idup). To live, to be alive;to live, to pass life in any manner.Maugidupi. To keep alive ; to support,to maintain ; to cause to live, to bringto life.Maugidupkan, v. Mangidupi.Maugigal (igal). To sti-ut as a proudpeacock ; to strut or dance iu imitationof the peacock.Mangigau (ngigau). To rave, to be delirious.Mangija (liaja). To .spell, to put letterstogether; v. Mdngeja.Mangikat (ikat). To tie, to bind ; tofasten ; to put together, to join ; toarrange, to dispose; to compose, towrite; to recite a tale, to narrate astory.Mangikil (kikil). To gnaw.Mangikut (ikut). To follow, to go afterto obey ; to imitate ; to copy.Mangilai. To laugh convulsively.Mangilangkau (ilaug). To cause to disappear; to do away, to remove ; todissipate.expense of another.Mangiutaikan (intai). To spy, to looknarrowly, to observe attentively.Mangintang (tiutang). To view, to behold.Mangiug&tkan (ingat). To remind, to putin mind ; to warn, to caution, to admonish.Mangipas (kipas). To fan, to cool witha fan ; to ventilate.Mangirai (kirai). To winnow, to part thegi-ain from the chaff.Miingiring (iring). To follow, to comeafter or behind ; to depend, to be in astate of dependence or clientship ; tostand in the relation of a debtor to acreditor, serving until the liquidationof a debt.Mangiringkan. To follow, to go after;to place iu a state of dejJeudeuce.Mangiruskan (irus). To sprinkle, to water,to irrigate.Mangisar (kisar). To turn round ; toshift about ; to giind as in a mill.Mangisap (isap). To suck.Mangisi (isi). To be full; to hold, tocontain.Maugisikan. To fill, to make full.Mangitar (kitar). To turn roimd, to revolve.Maugiyasi (iyasi). To ornament, to embellish,to adom, to deck, to decorate.Mangkak. To swell, to be swollen ; v.Bangkak.Mangkal. Half ripe, imperfectly ripe,fresh gathered, not mature.Mangkarung. Name of a large lizard.Mangkis. To call aloud, to vociferate, toroar.Mangku (jay). To encircle, to enclosein a ring or orb, to surround.Mangkudu (j). Name of a tree, Monndaumbellata; v. Bangkudu.Mangkuwang (j). Name of a plant. Pandanmfurcatus.Mangluwai-i (luwar). To expel, to driveout.Mangomong (j. ngomoug). To be loquacious,to prate, to babble.Mangompat (ompat). To slander, tocalumniate.Mangonchang (gouchang). To shakoabout, to be tossed ; v. Mauggonchaug.