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PAR—PAR [138] PAR—PASParsilmbalikAn. To represent, to submit,to lay before.Parsih (j). Clean, pure ; v. Bansih.Parsilakan (silakan). To invite, to ask,to bid ; to welcome.Parsimpangan (simpang). A by-way;way, route.Pili-singgahan (singgali). A resting-placeon a -voyage or journey ; a stagehouse.Parsiyang (siyang). To clean or dressfood preparatory to cooking it.Parsiyapkan (siyap). To prepare, tomake ready.Parsudahkan (sudah). To finish, tocomplete.Parsukakan (suka).To gladden, to makeglad.Parsumpahan (sumpah). An oath ; acurse, a malediction.Pilrsundalan (sundal). "\Alioredoni.Parsunting (simting). To adorn the lieadwith flowers behind the cars.Partama (s). First, the ordinal of onebeginning, commencement.Partanak (tauak). A boiling, a seething.Partand'a (tand'a). The public crier,and in the same person the publicexecutioner; a collector of taxes. InJavanese the word means " seal orsignet."Pdi-tapa (tapa). An ascetic, an anchoret,college.Pasanggrahan (jav). A resting-place on aa recluse, a hermit.journey ; a stage-house.Partapiian. Penance, religious austerities Pasara (a). A market; v. Pasar.penance, a place where penances are Fasawat. Name of a particular kind ofperformed ; an anchorite's cave or cell. cordage ; memhrum virile.Partaguhkan (taguh). To strengthen Pasamah. Name of a country on theto confirm.south-western coast of Sumatra ; t\Partamiian (tamu). Meeting, encounter ;Pasamah.interview; junction.Pasaman. Name of a place on the southwesternPartangahan (tangah). Middle, midst,side of Sumatra ; nameof thecentre.adjacent high mountain, called bying, biding; delay.PAsAn. message, an errand ; a mandate,Partanggohan (tanggoh). Tarrying, wait-Europeans " mount Ophir."APurtatapkan (tatap). To assure, to confirmmissionan injunction ; a charge, a com-; to despatch ; to charge, toPdrtidoran (tidor). A bed, a sleepingplace.enjoin.Pasanan. Injunction, command.Partiga (tiga). Third ; a third.PAseban (jav). The waiting apartmentPartikaman (tikam). A warrior; literally, in which the chiefs attend before" a stabber."going into the presence ; a saloonPartinggi (tinggi). Name of the village a hall ; a pavilion ; v. Pasebau.head-man in some parts of Java. PAseyang. To clean or dress food pre-Partinggikan. To raise, to lift up, toelevate ; to enhance.Pilrtitah (titah). Order, command.PartukarkAn (tukar). To exchange, tobarter.Piirtunjukkan (tunjuk). To show, todisplay, to exhibit, to demonstrate.PArtuwan (tuwan). To serve, to have amaster ; rule, dominion, sway ; v. BArtuwan.Pai-tuwanan. Rule, dominion, sway ;lordship ; rulers, nobles.Partuwankan. To rule, to sway, togovern ; to lord.Parubungan (ubvmg). Connexion ; union ;junction ; binding.Parugal (i-vigal). Rape or attempt todeflower; to abduct, to carry off byforce.Pilrulih (ulih). To get, to find, toobtain, to acquire.Parulihan. Acquisition, acquirement.Paiiimiian (uma). Upland culture ; theharvest of upland corn.Parusah (s. usaha ?). To make, to build,to construct, to fabricate.Parusahan (s). Labour, toil, work ;diligence.Parusung (usung). A litter, a vehiclecarried by porters or carriers.Parwara (j). Handmaids, waiting women,female attendants of a prince; probablycomposed of the two Javanesewords para, " "all," and rara, " a maid ;V. Pararara, Parwara.Pasagi (j). An angle, a square; angular,square ; v. PArsagi.Pasan. A centipede, Scolopendra.Pasantren (jAV.,from santri, "a disciple").A school, a seminary ; an academy, aparatory to cooking it ; v. Parsiyang.PAsilau (bat). Extraneous, adventitious;alien, foreign ; v. Pasilan.PAsok. A hole, a perforation ; holed,perforated.PAstaka (j. book, writing). Divinationnecromancy ; enchantment, conjuration;a book of divination or necromancy;V. Pustaka.Pasfc'i (j). Certain, sure; indubitable.