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SAL—SAL [ 166 SAL—SAMthe iutermediate space ; interstice : alternate; alternately ; a bay, a bight.Salangkan. To place at intervals.Salang-salang. Alternately, by turns.Salanggnr. Salangore, a state on thewestern side of the Malay peninsula.Salangin. Name of an esculent fish.Salangkar. To rummage, to searchamong a heap of things.Salang-sali. Name of a mvisical measure.Salang-saling (j). Alternate; motley,chequered.Salap. Insensible, in a state of insensibility.Salapan (sdn). Nine ; v. Salapan.Sfilaput. An animal enveloping membrane,as the pei-icardium ; the cicatrixof a healing wound.Salara. To bi-and, to mark with a hotiron ; a brand.Salasi (s). Sweet basil, Ocymum lasilicum; V. Sulasi.Salompret (jav). A trumpet.flute.Sdlat. A strait, a frith, a narrow sea. Salsalah (a). A chain, a series ; succession,pedigree, genealogy.Salatan. The south ; south, southern.Salatan-daya. South-south-west.Sfllsjlmah. A cold, a rheum, a catarrh.Salatan-tanggara. South-south-east.Salayut. A scare-ci-ow; a contrivancefor frightening birds.Salampang. Timid, timorous, fearful.Salampiku. Name of a bird.Salap. To insert, to stick in, to interposeV. Salat.Salapa. A tobacco-box, generally metallic; V. Chalapa.SS,lasai. To .settle, to adjust, to arrange,to put in order ; to decide, to bring toa conclusion.Salasima. An obsti-uction of some ofthe secretions of the body.Saligi.Salimat (ben). A cold, a rheum.Salimbada. Name of an insect.Salimbar. Name of a large parasiticplant.Salimpai. A scarf; v. Salimpai.Salimpaikan. To cover the shoulderswith a scarf.Salimpat. To turn off, to turn aside, toturn out of the way.Salimut. A coverlet, a bed-cover.Salindung (lindung). Sheltered, shadedsheltered, protected.Salind'ang (j). A scarf, a veil ; v. Salendang.Salind'it (j). Name of a small species ofparrot ; Psittacus galgulus.Salir (jay). To choose, to select; aconcubine, or iis the Javanese dictionaryexplains the word, " a lower orsubordinate wife."Siiliran. An ornamental border.Sillisih (j). To differ, to varj^, to disagree;difiering, disagreeing.Salisih. To pass by another on theroad.To hunt head Salisik (bat). the forvermin.Salit. To insert, to stick in, to interpose; V. Salap and Salat.Saliyung. At once.Saloka (s). A stanza, a verse ; a saying,a proverb ; a saw, an axiom, an adagea trope, a figure.Salokan (bat). A canal, a water-course,probably a corruption of Sarokan.Salongkar (j. blokar). To institute anenquiry, to make a scrutiny, as forstolen goods.Salomprak (jav). Name of a kind ofSalubung. Hooded, having the headcovered.Saluk. To grope, to fumble in a holewith the hand, to poke.Salukong. A kind of long shield orbuckler.Sillumu. The cast-off skin or slough ofa snake.Salur (jav). To proceed in a continuousor unbroken line.Saluran (j. salur). A gutter, a watercourse,a canal, a brook, a streamletV. Suluran.Salusuh. A remedy to promote parturi-Salat, V. Saldp.tion.Salend'ang (j). A scarf, a sash ; a veil ;Salut (j). To coat or cover over, toV. Salindang.oyerlay with some material differentSaligi (j). A wooden dart or javelin ; v. from the substratum.Sdluwar (a). Drawers; trousers, pantaloons; V. Saluwar and Saliuvar.Sdmai. A seed-bed, a nursery ; v. Simai.Samaja. Only, simply, merely ; even,although, notwithstanding; assuredly,certainly, indubitably.Samaja. Name of an island in the Chinasea towards the straits of Malacca.Samak. Underwood, coppice, brushwood; foul from brushwood, over-runwith coppice.Sflmantara (s). Meanwhile ; while, whilst,during; v. Samantara.Samantra. The island of Sumatra; v.Sumatra and Sumantra.Samang. A name given by the Malaysto a diminutive race of negroes, inhabitingsome of the mountains of theMalay peninsula.