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AX5—AXG [7] ANG—AXGreckoned by him as a set-off against hisdebt.An.mf, insaf (a). Justice, equity ; moderation.An«if. imaf (a). To consider, to muse.An«af kan. To do justice, to execute justice; to rectify, to set right.Ansa-Allah, ins'a-Allah (a). By the blessingof God ; God willing.Anta (SDX). Brackish, somewhat salt.Antah. Perhaps, peradveuture, may be.Antahkan. Perhaps, possiblj'.Antak. To beat time with the heel withouttaking the toes off the gi-ound.Antak (ben). To smart, to feel a prickingpain.Antakusuma (s). A garment of manycolours.Antang. A stamper, a pestle.Antara (s). Between, betwixt ; among,amongst ; within, not longer ago than ;interval, space between ; vacuity, interim;meantime, meanwhile; in thecoui-se ofAntariii. To place between; to introduce,to insinuate.Antarana. Meanwhile, meantime.Antaraja (s).Xame of a son of Bima inthe 5lahabarat.Antar-antar, A rammer ; a ramrod.Antih (j). To .spin, to make thread.Antiha (a). End, termination ; finished,terminated.Antimun. The cucumber, Cucumis sativiis; V. Timun.Anting. To hang, to drop, to depend,to be pendent.Anting-anting. A plummet ; an ear-drop,a pendant.Antu (j). A goblin, a spectre.Antuk. To knock against, to clash, tocollide to stumble against.;Antuk (j). To nod, to decline the headto nod, to be di-owsy.Antun. A fop, a fribble, a coxcomb.Antup (jAv). The sting of an insect.Ant'ero (PoR. inteiro). Entirely, wholly.Aniala-s (a). Satin v. Adas.Anu (j).;Some, certain, such; as in 'theEnglish expressions, " some place,"" a certain person," " such a one."Anugrah (s). Gift, present, largess,bounty ; gi-ace, favoui-.Anugrah i. To bestow, to give largessesto favour, to bestow favours.Anugrahkan ; v. Anugrahi.Anuu ; v. Anu.Ang. Thou. This pronoun, in commonuse with the Malays of Kadah and Perak,is probably an abbreviation of angkau,the first syllable only being used,while other Malays use only the last.It belongs to the oral language only.Ang. A titular prefix to names of men.Ang-tuwah. The titular name of thecelebrated laksamana of Malacca.Anga-anga. Name of a mountain chainon the southern side of Borneo.Angan-angan (j). To think, to meditatethought, meditation.Angar (j. angm-). Rather, preferably ; v.Angur.Angat (j). Hot, warm ; heat, warmth,glow; heat, anger, passion.Angel (jAv). Difl&cult; intricate, pei-plexed.Angada (j). Xame of a country mentionedin Javanese lomance; v. Andongsari.Anggang. The rhinoceros bird, Buceros.Anggap. To challenge to sing and danceat a carousal.Anggap-anggapan. Challenging to singand dance at a carou.sal.Anggau. To raise the hand as if to strike.Angdn. To refuse, to deny, not to assent.Anggar. To permit, to suffer.Anggrek (j). A common term for orchideousplants.Anggi-ek-batid. The scorpion flower,Cymbidium hicolor.Anggi-ek lama. Xame of an orchideousplant, Cymbidium cuspidntum.Anggris (jav). A Spanish dollar.Anggu. To nod, to decline the head ; topitch or toss by the head, as a vesselin a rough sea.Anggun. Shai-e, portion, allotment.Anggung (j). Uninterrupted, unbroken,continuous.Anggur-utan. Name of a species of wildvine, Vitis sylvestris. This word, halfMalay and half Persian, cannot be theoriginal name of an indigenous plant,which this is.Angguta (s). Limb, member of the body;joint.Angin (j). Air, the atmosphere ; thewind ; the weather.Angiukan. To air, to expose to the airto winnow.Angin-aliian. Wind a-head, a head wind.Angin-d-arat. A land wind.Angin-putiug-baliyuug. A whirlwind.Angin-ruwaug. Wind on the beam ;literally, " wind of the ribs or timbers,"or rather of the interstices between theribs.Angin-surung-buritan.Wind aft; literally," wind pushing the stern."Angin -tambirang-aliian. Wind beforethe beam ; literally, " wind before theforestays."Angin-tamliirang-buritan. Wind on thequarter ; literally, " wind of the afteror niizen stays."Angka (s). Figure, form, outline ; imni-