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SAM—SAM [159] SAM— SAMSama-juga. All one, all the same, all Sambil (j). While, at the same time that.alike.Saiubilau. Nine ; v. Sambilan.Samakan. To equalize ; to liken, to Sambu (s). A name of the Hindu godcompare.Siwa or Mahadewa ; v. Samba.Samaua. With, together.Sama-rata. Equal, on an equality; ona level ; equally, without distinction ;even, level.Sama-sama. Together, along with ; mutual.Samacham (macham). Of the same pattern; like, alike.Sania-tara. An ecpial, a match.Samak (.i). Bark, tannin; to tan, toimbue with bark ; to curry and dressa hide.Samalam (malam). Last night, last even.Samalam-malamfia. Nightly, every night.Samalaman. By night, nightly.Samama. Name of an island on thesouth-eastern coast of Borneo.Samana-mana (mana). Anywhere, wheresoever;anyhow, howsoever.Samantara (s). While, whilst, during;meanwhile ; straightway, forthwithuntil.Samantra. The island of Sumatra; v.Sumatra and Samantra.Samar (j). Seci-et, occult ; disguised ;counterfeit ; masked ; obscured, concealed; indistinct, obscure ; delusion,illusion.Samar (s). A name of Bima, in the Mahabarat; a noted character in the Javanesedrama.Samarkan. To disguise ; to obscure, toconceal.Samasta (s). All, the whole.Samata (mata). A point of the compass.Samata (s). Wholly, entirely.Samata-mata. Completely, thoroughlyabsolutely, entirely.Samataiia. Each, every one.Samatan. Name of a place on the southwesterncoast of Borneo.Samati (mati). The dead, the deceased.Samba (s). A name of the Hindu godSiwa; v. Sambu.Sambang. A honeycomb.Sambang (j). A patrol, a night-watch.Sainbarap. Prejiared, made ready.Sambas. Name of a Malay state on thewestern coast of Borneo.Sambat (jav). To complain, to utterlamentations.Sambal (j). Name of a sjiiced condimentin general use.SamVjar (j). To pounce, to swooi>.Sambar-manambar. To pounce reciprocallyand continuously.Sambar (bat). Hoarse, rough-sounding.Samb^rilen (jav). The diamond beetle.Sambung (j). To join, to piece, to uniteto fasten, to link, to put together; tosplice.Sambung. A topmast; that is, a mastfastened on.Sambui-ua. Gold-coloured.Sambut (j). To take, to lay hold of; totake, to receive ; to receive eeremoniou.sly;v. S8,mbut.Sambutan. The act of receiving ; thething received ; import duties, customson imports ; v. SAmbutan.Sami (s). The title or name given bythe Malays to the priests of the Buddhistreligion.Samir. The leaves of the nipah palmstitched together with filaments ofrattan, and used as thatch.Samodal (modal). A partner in tradeliterally, " one stock."Sampah. Light rubbish ; a mote.Sampai (j. sampe). To arrive, to reacha place by travelling ; to happen, tofiiU out, to befall, to come to pass ; toreach, to attain ; to amount ; sufficient,enough ; unto, till, until.Sampaikan. To cause to an-ive ; tocause to happen, to bring about ; toaccomplish, to effect, to fulfil, to execute,to cause to reach ; to deliver, tooffer, to present.Sampak. The ring at the insertion ofthe blade of a weapon in the hilt.Sampan (j). A little boat, a canoe, askiff.Sampang (j). Name of a tree yieldingvarnish ; varnish ; name of a districtin the island of Madura.Sampar (sun). A pestilence, a murrain.Sampat. To be able, to be competentV. Sampat.Sampat. To overtake, to come up to, tocatch.Sampeyan (jav). Pronoun of the secondperson in addi'essing a personage ofhigh rank; literally, "the feet."Sampejmn-pukulun (jav). Lord, master;literally, "the feet of the lord."Sampi (j). Kine, oxen ; v. Sapi.Samping. A kind of drum.Samping (bat). Side, flank, lateral part.Sampok (bat). To respond, to reply, torej oin.Sampurna (s). Perfect, complete, consummate;faultless, unexceptionableperfection, completion, consummation;V. Sampurna.Sampuwah (bat). To flap, to beat witha flap.