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AJI—A^R [3] A^R—ALAAji (jAv). Price, value.Aji (jAV). A king.Councillors, ministers of state.Aji-aji.Ajll (a). Future, belonging to the nextworld ; hour of death.Ajisaka (jands). Literally, "kingSaka;"no doubt the founder of the era whichgoes by his name, and which reckonsin one part of India 78, and in others79 years after the birth of Christ. Itwas established in Java, and still subsiststhere, with the discrepancy producedby the substitution of lunarfor solar time. The Javanese legendmakes Saka a king, and the introducerof the Hindu worship into their island.Ajong. Arranged, arrayed, put in order.Ajong (j). A ship, or large vessel ; v.Jong. This is the word which Europeanshave corrupted into junk andapplied to the large vessels of theCliinese.Ajuja (ben). To tattle; to slander.Ajuk. To mimic ; to ridicule.Aiar (j). The roots of a plant ; a scandentplant ; the pai-ts of a plant thatclimb.Akar-akar. Roots ;parasitic plants.Akar-chirit-murai. Name of a plantyielding an elastic gum.Akar-Parsi. Asparagus.Akar-wangi. Name of a gi-ass with odorousroots, A ndropoijon •nniricatus.Akasa (s). Ether, the firmament, the sky ;V. Angkasa.Akan. To; for; by; of; concei-ning,relating to ; with ; as to, with respectto; towards, touching, regarding; shall,will.Akan-tatapL But, however, howbeit.Akan-akan. To resemble, to be like ; tostate, to tell, to represent.Akas. Beautiful, fair, handsome.Aksara (s). A letter of the alphabet.Aku (j). A personal pronoun of thefirst pei-son ; to own, to acknowledge,to avow, to confess, to admit; toanswer for, to be accountable for ; towarrant, to attest. I have placed thepronoun and verb under the samehead, not doubting but that the latteris derived from the former. Our oldword ' aye," m old orthographyalways written " I," may have a similarAl'rarkdn, iA-rarkan (a). To promise ; tocontract ; to confess.Ala. Towards, in a du'ection to.Alakan. To direct, to aim towards ; toplace before or in front ; to face.Alah (j. kalah). To lose, not to win ; tobe overcoiJiC, to be worsted, to bevanquished, to be conquered, to besubdued.Alahan. Defeat.Alahkan. To produce defeat, to cause tobe defeated ; to beat, to overcome, tovanquish, to conquer, to subdue.Alaman (t). A lawn or open spacebefore a house.Alang (j. across, athwaii.). Cross beamsin a building.Alang. A sand-bank in the sea or in ariver, di-y at low water.Alang. Name of a group of islets atthe western end of the straits of Malacca.Alang-alang (j). Name of a tall rankgi-ass, Imperata Kimigii ; v. Lalang.Alang-alang. Very, exceedinelj'.Alangkah. May not ? possibly !Alang-kapalaug. Greatly, exceedingly,eminently.Alang-uiuka (j and s). Name of a cabinor particular apartment in a nativevessel. The term means literally," across the face or front."Sand-bank, sandy shoal.Alangan.Alap-alap (j). A hawk, a falcon, FalcoBengalensis.Alas. A stand or frame ; a pedestallining, inner covering ; foundation.Alas (j). A forest ; name of a place in.the island of Sumbawa, which givesname to the strait between that islandand Lomboc, forming the most convenientroute from the seas of theArchipelago into the Pacific.Alas-kaki. A foot-stool.Alasan. Belonging to a forest; a forestcounti'y.Alat. Strange, foreign, alien. In Javaneselat means "interval or spacebetween."Alat (a). Materials ; stores ; apparatusappurtenances ; arms, military engines.Alat-karajaan. Insignia of royalty, regalia.origin.Alat-prang. Warlike stores, munitionsAkiian. Acknowledgment, admission, of war.avowal, confession; warranty, security; Alat-sanjata. Arms, weapons of offence.Alau. To drive, to urge onwards ; tobail.Akiii. To acknowledge, to avow; to drive out, to expel ; to pursue, to huntsecure, to attest ; to bail.down.Atrar, i^Tar (a). Promise ; agreement, Alaukan. To di-ive or guide a carriage,contract : affirmation, attestation, confirmationhorse, or other vehicle.; to confess ; to promise. Alaulu (j). Name of a mountain inthe