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SAP—SAR [ 162 ]SAR—SARSapu. To sweep, to clean with a besomto wipe ; to brush ; to rub, to scourto stroke, to rub geutly with the handto smear, to besmear; a broom, abesom ; a brush.Sapu (JAV). To whip, to scourge, to flog,to hish.Sapu-tangan. A handkerchief; literally,"hand-wiper."Sapuluh (puluh). Ten ; literally, " oneten."Sapupu (pupu). Of one blood, of thesame kindred ; cousins.Sapupiian. Kindi-ed, filiation, consanguinity;cousinship.Sapurti, v. Saparti, Siip^rti, and Sdpurti.Sapurtimana, v. Sapili-timana.Sapurtina, v. Sapartifia.Saputangan (jav). A name of Hanuman.Sapuwas (puwas). Repletion, satietycontentment.Sapuwi-sapuwi. Blowing gently, blowingsoftly ; V. Sapuwi-sapuwi.SaZ;adar (A^adar). Only, merely.Sara. Provision, food, provender, victuals; sustenance, maintenance, supplyof necessaries ; rations, allowanceof victuals ; allowance of money ; allowanceof tonnage made by custom toliving.Sarak-mati. Divorce by death.Sarakkan. To separate, to part; to divorce,to repudiate ; to wean.Sarakah (jav). A potter, a manufacturerof earthenware.Sarakit (j. rakit). A pair, a couple ; amatch, fellows.Sarampang (bat). To throw a stick atan object with a view to hit it.Sarang. A nest, nidiis.Sarang-burung. A bird's nest ; the esculentnest of the swallow.Sarang-lawa-lawa. A sjjider's web, a cobweb.Sarang-madu. A bee-hive ; a honeycomb.Sarapuh (rapuh). A crumb ; a small bit.Saras (jav). Convalescent, recoveredfrom sickness; healed, cured; hale,sound, sane.Sarasa (rasa).Like, resembling.Sarasiljya (jav). The lotus flower, A^e/itmhiiunspeciosum ; v. Padma and Tarati.Sarat (j). Loaded, laden, full.Saratan. A load ; a cargo.Saratkan. To load, to lade ; to fill.Saratus (ratus). One hundred.Sarawak. Name of a district on thenorth-western side of Borneo, remarkablefor its abundant mines of antimony,and of which the sovereignty isat present vested in an English gentleman.Sir James Bi-ooke.Saraya (j. sarya). Whilst, at the sametime that.Sarayang-saroyang (bat). Staggering,reeling.Sarang ( j) Together, in company . , j ointly,conjunctly.Sare. Middle, midst.Sare (jav). To sleep ; asleep ; sleep.Sarek. Hoarse.Sari (jav). A flower ; a woman.Saribas. Name of a wild tribe on thenorth-western side of Borneo.Saribu (ribu). One thousand.Saribu. Name of a palm, Saribus rotimdifolius.Saring (j. to filter). To drag for fishwith a net.the crew of a vessel ; to issue an allowanceof food or money.Sarira (s).Saroja (s).The body, the person.The lotus flower, NelumhmmSara (jav). Sharp-pointed.sjKciosum ; the betel-box of a man ofSariii (sara). To distribute an allowance rank; v. Saroja.of food or money.Sarondong. To butt, to strike with theSaragani horns.Sarpa (s).(j. sara, "sharp-pointed," and8. gclni, "fire"). Fire-arms; a soldier A snake.that wields fire-arms ; an artilleryman. Sarpakdnaka (s). of a sister ofNameSarak. To part, to separate; to be divorced,Ramayana.Rawana, in theto be repudiated; to be weaned,to be put from the breast ; separationSarsar.Sarta (s).Crazy, crack-brained.With, along with, together ;divorce, repudiation ; weaning.and ; whilst, at the same time ; v. Sarta.Sarak -idup. Divorce by the act of the Sartakau. To put together ; to join, tounite.Sarunai (j). Name of a musical windinstrument.Sarunai-gunung. Name of a plant, Wollastonia(jluhrata.Sarunai -liiut. Name of a plant, Wollastoniaaspemma.Saruni (ben). To fence, to play withweapons.Sarung (j). A case, a covering, a sheatha scabbard ; an envelope, a wrapperthe body cloths or main part of dress,consisting of a single piece of clothwrapped round the lower part of theperson.Sarung-ampAdu. The gall-bladder.Sarung- ban tal. A pillow-case.Sarung-jari. A thimble.Sarung-kaki. Stockings, hose.Sarung-kris. A kris scabbard.Sarung-pild-ang. A sword scabbard.