PAR—PAR [ 136 ]PAR^PARParbunohan (bunoh). Place <strong>of</strong> execution;murder, killing; v. PambumohcUi.with pulo, " isl<strong>and</strong>," prefixed, is sometimesapplied to Sumatra, <strong>the</strong> supposedmeaning being '' ragged isl<strong>and</strong>." Theepi<strong>the</strong>t, however, is not applicable to<strong>the</strong> formation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> l<strong>and</strong>; <strong>and</strong> if <strong>the</strong>word be Persian, it certainly does notsuppose an ancient name, as this isimagined to be.Parchaya (j). To believe, to credit; totrust, to confide in, to rely upon ; belief,faith ; trust, confidence, reliance :V. Prachaya.Pilrchayaan. Belief, faith, credit ; trust.confidence, reliance.Parchara'ian (charai). Separation ; divorce; alienation ; v. Pancharaian.Parchik. To sprinkle, to scatter in drops.Parchin. Pudendum midiebre.Parchintaan (chiuta). Anxiety, solicitude,care ; gi-ief, sorrow, afiliction.Parchubiian (chuba). Trial ; temptation.Pardamian (damai). Peace, tranquillity.Pardana-mantri (a <strong>and</strong> s). First minister<strong>of</strong> state ; v. Fardana-mantri.Pardiyamkto (diydm). To silence.PArdapati (dapat). To observe, to perceive,to notice.Pardu. A bush, a thicket.Parduli (a). To intermeddle, to interfere; to heed, to mind (con-uption <strong>of</strong>f aluli ; V. Paduli).Pilredarkan (edai-). To push about ; topush round ; v. Paridarkiin.Pareksa (s). To inquire, to examine, toinvestigate, to search; inquiry, examination,search, investigation ; v. Pa-Parestrikan (estri). To wive, to take towife.Pargajah (gajah). To execute or putto death by <strong>the</strong> tread <strong>of</strong> elephants.Pargalangan (galang). A dry dockshps or chocks for ships; ball <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>thumb.Parburu (burn). Chaser, pursuer; hunter,huntsman ; v. Pamburuh.Parburiiati. Chase, pursuit ; chace, hunting; chace, game ; v. Pamburiian.Piirbuwatan (buwat). Deed, act, performance;work, workmanship.Pargautian (ganti). Change, shift, relief;Pargam. A dove.Parbuwatan-orAng. Woi-k <strong>of</strong> man ; artificial,not natural creation.successor.exchange ; succession ; substitution ;Parbuwatkftn. To perform, to make, to Pargalangan (galang, "a, bracelet"). Theconsti-uct.wrist ; a slip for ship-building ; v. Pagalangan.Parcha. Name <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> forest tree whichyields some <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> guttah <strong>of</strong> commerce. Pargi. To go ;going, <strong>the</strong> act <strong>of</strong> going.Parchah (p). A rag, a tatter. This word, The word is usually pronounced as if<strong>the</strong> r were mute.Pargi-balik. Backwards <strong>and</strong> forwards, to<strong>and</strong> fro.Pargi-balik-mari. To go <strong>and</strong> return again.Pargi-d'atang. Going <strong>and</strong> coming.Pargi-ka-sungai. Alvum exonerare ; literally," to go to <strong>the</strong> river."PArgi-mari. To <strong>and</strong> fro ; to go <strong>and</strong> come.Pargi-pargian. Journeying.Pargi-pulang. To go back <strong>and</strong> forward.Pilrguniian (guna). AVorth, value ; use.Pargunakau. To esteem, to set a valueon, to value.Pari (p <strong>and</strong> A. pari <strong>and</strong> fari). A peri, aAdornment, embellish-fairy.Pariasan (lyas).ment ; V. Pariyasan.Pariasi. To adorn, to ornament, to garnish,to deck, to embellish.Paridaran (idar). Turn, act <strong>of</strong> turningveering ; revolution, rotation.Paridarkan. To cause to turn round ;to cause to veer ; to cause to i-evolve ;to push round, to send round.Pariksa (s), v. Pareksa <strong>and</strong> Preksa.Pariksiian, v. Pareksiian <strong>and</strong> Prekslian.PArikut (ikut). To follow after; topursue.Pitrimpunan (impun). Collection, ga<strong>the</strong>ring; accumulation ; assemblage ;multitude, crowd.Parindu (rindu). Pining, languishmentwith desire.Paringgiian (ingga, " until"). Boundary,limit, frontier; v. Pranggan.Paristawa. Time, particular time, occa-I'eksa, Pariksa, <strong>and</strong> Preksa.sion.PAreksiian. Search, inquiry, examination,investigation.ment, decoration ; furniture.Pariyasan (iyas). Ornament, embellish-Parental! (j). Order, comm<strong>and</strong>, m<strong>and</strong>ate, Pilrjagiian (jaga). Watch, vigil ; watchingplace, watchhouse.injunction ; authority, legal powergovernment, administration ;jurisdiction; to order, to comm<strong>and</strong>, to enjoin ;Parjalauan (jalan). Course, progress;way; jovirney.to govern, to rule; v. Parentah <strong>and</strong> Pilrjamu (jamu). A host; to feast, toPrentah.entertain.Parentahan. Authority; jurisdiction; P.arjamUan. A feast, 4in entertainment, agovernment.symposium ; hospitality.
PAR—PAR [137] PAR—PARParjamukan. To entertain a guest. Parmai. Beautiful, fair, h<strong>and</strong>some ; delicate.Parjanji'au (janji). Bargain, contract,engagement, stij^ulation; treaty_, league, Parmaisuri (s). A queen.convention, agreement.Pilrmana (s). Measure, rate.Parjurit (j. prajurit, from jurit, "war"). Parmaniii. To measiu-e, to rate; toA warrior, a soldier; v. Panjurit <strong>and</strong> value, to compute.Prajurit.Parm<strong>and</strong>ian (m<strong>and</strong>i). Bathing, takingPaijuwalan (juwal). Sale, rent, rendi-<strong>the</strong> bath ; a bath.tion.Parkakas. Furniture ; moveables, chattel.s; materials ; tools, imiilemeutsappurtenances ; apparatus ; v. Pakaktls.Parkara (s). Affair, thing, matter, business,transaction ; cause, case, suit ;section, division, head, title; way,Pilrliian-laan. Very slowly; very s<strong>of</strong>tly,very gently.Parlaan-parlaan, v. Parlaan-lcian.Parlabiian (laba). Pr<strong>of</strong>it, gain.Pilrlak. Name <strong>of</strong> a place on <strong>the</strong> nor<strong>the</strong>asterncoast <strong>of</strong> Sumatra, called in ourmaps Diamond Point.Parlambatan (lambat). Delay, deferring,procrastination ;prolongation.Parlambatkan. To delay, to defer, toput <strong>of</strong>l', to procrastinate ; to prolong.Farlaminan (lamin). A bridal couch orthrone.Parlayaran (layar). Sailing; navigation;seafaring; v. Palayaran.Parlayinan (layin). Difference, contrariety;distinction.Parlayinkdn. To make different ; toseparate ; to distinguish.Parian. To swallow, to take down <strong>the</strong>throat.Parlente (j). Dissolute, debauched, pr<strong>of</strong>ligate,licentious ; a libertine.Parliug (j. pai-lik). To gleam, to glisten,to sparkle as <strong>the</strong> eyes ; to glister.Parlipatan (lipat). A fold, a double; awrinkle, a ci-ease.Parlis. Name <strong>of</strong> a place on <strong>the</strong> westernside <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Malay</strong> peninsula.Parmata. A gem, a jewel, a precious stone.Pannatang. A rising ground, a ridge.Parmayinan (mayin). Play, sport, game,amusement; plaything, toy; play,gaming, gambling ;game, feat, exercise.Parmildani. A carpet.Parmintiian (minta). Dem<strong>and</strong>, requestentreaty.Parmudahkan (mudah). To make light<strong>of</strong>; literallj', "to make easy."Parmulih (pulih). A restorative, a remedyto give health <strong>and</strong> strength.manner, mode, method ; v. Prakara.Parkasa (j. prakoswa). Power, strengthvalour, corn-age ; strong, powerful.Parkasih (ka-sih). Love, affection.Parkatiian (kata). Speech, discourse ; awoi-d.Pdrmulyakan (mulya). To extol, to laud,Parkanan. To approve, to like; approbation,to celebrate ; to glorify.approval.Purmuwat (muwat). To load, to lade.Parkanankan. To approve, to give approbation.Parna (bat). To call, to denominate,to name, to entitle.Parkat (rakat). Cement, glue ; v. Parakat. Parnah. Evei-. It is pronounced usuallyParkiraan (kira). Thought ; imagination as if tlie r were elided, <strong>and</strong> is chieflyaccount, reckoning, calculation.employed with <strong>the</strong> adverbs tiyada,Pilrkiriman (kirim). A gift, a present. " noParkutut (JAV). A <strong>and</strong> balum, " not yet," meaning,dove, Colwmba bantamensis." never " <strong>and</strong> " not yet."Parnakan (anak), v. Paranakan <strong>and</strong> Prana-Parliian. Slow, not quick; slowly, not kan.quickly; not hastily, deliberately; Parnama (s). The full moon; v. Piu--s<strong>of</strong>tly, gently.nama.Parnawungan (nawung). A shadow.Parniagaan (s). Trade, traffic.Parompak (rompak). A pirate, a corsair,a rover.Parompakan. Piracy.Parpati. A pigeon, Columba ; v. Marpati.Parsada (s). A room or chamber belongingto a bath.Parsagi (j). An angle ; a square ; angled,angular, square ; v. Pasagi.Parsalahkan (salah). To condemn, tocensure, to blame.Parsalin (salin). Change, shift ; a change<strong>of</strong> di-ess ; a dress <strong>of</strong> ceremony presentedby a king.Parsalinan, v. Parsalin.Parsalini. To copj^, to transcribe ; totranslate, to render from one <strong>language</strong>into ano<strong>the</strong>r; to invest with a dress<strong>of</strong> ceremony.Parsantapan (santip). Entertainment,convivial provision, food, meal, repast.Parsai-ai (sara). To deal out rations orallowances.Parsangka. A comer or remote part <strong>of</strong><strong>the</strong> world.Parsambahan (sambah). An <strong>of</strong>fering, apresent, a gift to a superior ; representation,respectful declaration.
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AJI—A^R [3] A^R—ALAAji (jAv). P
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