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PAD—PAG [ 123 ]PAG—PAK;igiiished, quenched; embarrassed, perplexedPagar-uyung (j). Name of the chiefyung is Javanese, and means " gi-ass." conduct, behaviour ; v. Pakarti.dull, not bright.place of the Malayan state of Manang-;Padam (x). Name of a gem, the jacinth. kabiiu, in Sumatra.Padesan (de.sa). The country distiuguidhedPagi. Morning ; early.from the town.Pagi-ari. Early, by-times ; in the uioi-ning.Padi (j. pari). Rice, Oryza sativa. In the Paguuungau (gunung). A mountainKanara language of Soiufchern India the region.word is bati ; and, introduced by the Pagut. To peck as a bird ; to bite as aPortuguese, may be the padi and pari snake ; v. Patuk.of the Malays and Javanese.Pagut-matuagut. To peck continuou.sly.Padi-pulut. Glutinous rice, Onjza r/lictinosacompense.Pahala (s). Merit, desert; reward, re-Padi-sawah. Rice gi-owu in water-field. Paham (a). Knowledge; skill; skilled;Padi-umah. Dry-field or mountain rice. intelligent v. Faham.;Padma (s). The lotus flower, Nelumbiuin Pai. To go ; a colloquial corruption ofapeciosumj v. Tarate.pargi.Padmi (s). The Hindu goddess of this Paigu. The country of Pegu ; v. Pigu.name ;in Java, a man's eldest wife. Pailak. Wretch, miserable mortal.Padri (POR. padre). A Christian priest. Pait (j). Bitter.Padu. To mingle, to blend ; to compare, Pajajai-an (jay). The seat of an ancientto estimate.kingdom in Java in the thirteenth century,Padu (JAV). Altercation, debate, dispute,situated in the Suiida district ofquarrel.Bogor ; the word means, '• the placePaduka (j). Lord, master , a titular expressionai-rauged."equivalent to " highness." Pajang. Hangings, cloth furniture.Paduli. To intermeddle, to interfere, to Pajang (jay). Name of one of theinterpose ; to heed, to mind ;a corruptionfinest of the central provinces of Java.of the Arabic word fallul.Pajar (a). Morning, dawn ; v. Fiijar.Paduman (j). The mariner's compass. Pajaratan (jay). A Vjurying ground ;Padupan (dupa). A censer, an incense pot. cemetery ; v. Pajaratan.Pad -a (J). Same, equal, equivalent ; equal, Pajag (jay). Fixed, invariable ; settledeven, level ; adequate, proportionate ;tax, established impost.competent, sufiicient; to suffice, to Pajak (j. pajag). A licence, a privilege,a monopoly.satisfy.Padakan. To equalise, to make even; Pajaksan (jay). A judicial tribunal.to balance ; to satisfy, to content. Pakachangan (kachang). Field or placePad'an (pad'a). An equal, a fellow, a peer in which pulses are grown.a companion, a comrade ; a goal ;;a Pakai. To wear, to use, to make use of,boundary inark.to put on ; to dress, to clothe; v. Pake.Pad-ang (jay). Bright, clear, light, shiningPaka'ian. Any thing used or worn ; in-; clear, peispicuous.vestment, cloths, dress, raiment, ap-Pad'ang. A plain, a clear piece of gi-ound, parel ; accoutrements ; equipage ; tra^ipiugs,an open field; name of a place on theequipment ; implements ; v.south-western coast of Sumatra.Pakean and Pakiiin.Pad'usuuan (d'usuu). The country distinguishedPakal (J. pakam). To caulk ; the materialfrom the town.used for caulking.Paga. A ceiling.Pakalongan (jay). Name of a provincePagcllaran (jay). The part of the alunaluuon the northern side of Java.or open square in front of a Ja-Pakan. The woof in weaving ; woven in,vanese palace, in which the chiefs sit embroidered ; studded, ornamentedbefore the king ; literally, " the place with studs.spread with mats."Pakan (J. pakam, "a book !").Pagar (j). A fence, an enclosure; a make invulnerable.A charm to•hedge ; a wall.Pakanira (jay). Thou ; v. Pakanira.Pagar-bata. A brick wall.Pake, V. Pakai.Pagar-batu. A stone wall.Pakiian (pakai). Cloths, dress, raimentPagar-bulan. Halo round the moon.V. Pakiiin.Pagar-buluh. A bamboo fence.Pakewuh (jAV). Difficulty, distress, perplexity.Pagar-idup. A live or quickset hedge.Pagarkan. To fence, to enclose, to wall. Pakis (jay). A fern, the family ofPagar-rayung (j). Name a place in the ferns.interior of Sumatra. The word ra-Pakriti (s). Nature, temper, disposition;