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PAR—PAR [127] PAR—PASPara-i3utri. Princesses collectively. Pariksaan. Searcli, inquiry; examination,Para-ratu (j). Kings collectively.investigation.Para-rara. Handmaids.Pari-pari (bu). Name of a port and settlementin Celebes.Para-tapa (j and s). Hermits, recluses.Parah (p). A dry measure, reckoned at Paris (JAV). A shield, a buckler.10 gantangs or gallons.Paristawa. A time, a particular time.Parak (j, near, close to). Between, intervening.Parit. A ditch, a moat ; a trench, a canal.Paroh. The beak or bill of a bird.Parakkan. To part, to sunder so as to Parok. A rasp, a coarse file ; voracious,leave a space between.ravenous.Parambanan (JAv). Name of a place in Paron (jAv). An anvil.the province of Pajang, in Java, containingthe most remarkable remains Parta (s). A name of Arjuna.Parsi (p). Persian.of Hindu temples of the island, the Partipeya. Name of one of the chiefs ofoldest of which is stated to have been the Kurawa, in the Mahabarat.built in 1266 (probably the root is Parung (sun). Fordable, capable of beingbi-amana) ; v. Prambanan.Paran (para). The ridge pole of a houseroof.Parantian (rantai). One that is chainedor fettered, a convict.Parang. To blot out, to obliterate.Parang. Name of a plant, Mimosascandens.Parang. To hew, to chop, to hack; acutlass ; a chopping-knife, a cleaver.Para-para. Soot.Parara (j. para, " all," rara, " maids ").Handmaids, waiting - women ; v. Parwara.Paras (j).To shave, to pare close to thesurface.Paras. The face, the countenancebeauty of featm-es.Parau. Hoarse.Parau (j). The lungs ; v. Paparau.Parawan (j). A virgin, a maid ; v. Prawan.Pare. Name of a forest ti-ee yieldingwood-oil.Parental! (j). Ordei', command, mandate; to order, to command ; v. Pareutahand Prentah.Pareutahan. Dominion, authority; dominion,government.Parewarna (s). The heavens, the abodeof the gods.eagle or kite ray."Parik. To kindle, to light.Pariksa (s). To inquire, to examine, toinvestigate ; to search ; inquiry, examination; in Javanese, it means, to compi-ehend,to conceive, to understand;passed on foot.Parut. A scar, a blemish; scarred,marked with scars.Parvvara (j). Handmaids, waiting-maidsV. Parara.Parwata (s). A moimtain.Pasa (j). Fast, abstinence ; to fast ; theMahomedan Lent ; v. Puwasa.Pasai. Name of a place on the northeasternside of Sumatra, usually calledPase.Pasak (j. to drive, to force). A pin, apeg ; a native, one born in the country.Pasakitan (jav. sakit). Imprisonment ; aprison.Pasal (a. fa^al). Chapter; article; titlesection.Pasanakan (jav. sanak). Brethren, kindred,kinsfolk; friends.Pasang. Flood-tide ; to flow as the tidethe tide.Pasang. A pair, a couple.Pasang. Name of a game resemblingdraughts.Pasang. To apply, to put to use ; to giveaction to.Pasang-api. To kindle a flre.Pasang-badil. To discharge cannon oifire-arms.Pasang-gadang. High water.Pari. Lot, chance ; a die.Pasang-kdreta. To put horses or oxenPari. The ray or skate fish.to a carriage.Pari-bintang. The name of a species of Pasang-kring. Low water.ray ; literally, " the star ray."Pasang-layar. To make sail.Pari-dadap. Name of a species of ray Pasang-pdlita. To light a lamp.literally, " the buckler ray."Pasang-parnama. Spring-tide, the springtideof the full moon.Pari-lalat. Name of a species of rayliterally, " the fly ray."Pasang-tauang."Slack water; literally,Pari-laug. Name of a ray ; literally, " the still water," or water not in motion.Pasanggrahau (jav). A stage, a restinghouseon a journey.Pasapati (s). Name of the spear ofArjima.Pasar (a. bazar). A market, a bazar.Pasaran (pasar). The market week orunderstanding; v. Priksa aud Preksa, week of five days in Java.and Pareksa.Pasawat. A particular kind of cordage.