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SIK—SIM [ 1T2] SIM—SINSikapkan. To make ready, to prepare. Simpai (ben). Name of a species ofSikat (j). A brush.monkey.Sikatkan. To bi-ush, to scrub.Simpai. A hoop ; the ornamental ring ofSikap. Pei-sonal shape, bodily form the hilt of a weapon.symmetry.Simpaikan. To bind with a hoop.Sikap (JAV). A labourer, a working man. Simpang (j). To deviate, to turn from aSikil (jAV). The foot; bottom, lowest direct course; to decline; to turnpart, base.aside or out of the way ; to diverge, toSTkin (a). A knife.fork off; name of a place on the southwesternSiksa (s). Punishment, chastisement ; v.coast of Borneo.Seksa.Simpangan. Deviation; the bifurcationSiksakan. To punish, to chastise ; v. of a river or road ; a lane, a by-way ; aSeksakfln.pathway.Siku (j. sikut). The elbow; a flexure, Simpan (j). To keep, to preserve ; toan angle; having the hands behind lay by, to reserve for future use ; tothe back, the elbows necessarily projecting.deposit, to hoard, to lay up, to store ;to reserve, to conceal ; to husband.Sikukan. To pinion by binding the arms Simplah. The refuse of the coconutto the sides at the elbows.kernel after the expression of the oil.Sikutuk (kutuk). Miscreant, accursed Simplek (bat). Cracked, burst.one.Simpoh. Name of a forest tree.Sila. To call, to invite, to bid ; to Simporan (bat). Seed-rice.welcome.Simpul. A knot.Sila (j). To sit, to squat.Simpulkan. To knot, to tie or bind with aSila-panggung (j). To sit with one leg onthe opposite thigh.knot.Sinai (bat). To threaten, to menace.Silah. To tuck, to gather into a nari'owercompass.Silah. The canine teeth.Silak. To snatch, to seize hastily.Silak. To bare, to uncover.Silakau (sila). Prithee, please ye, bepleased, be prevailed on ; to invite, towelcome.Silang-salisih. To clash, to run oneSinan. Here ; v. Sini.Sinangi. Name of a fish.Sinaugsraya (s). Name of the forest inthe Mahabarat to which the Kurawaretreated after their defeat.Sinagar. Name of a species of palm,Pinanga coronata.Sinar (j. sunar). Light ; shine, lustrebeam ; to shine, to give light ; toglitter, to gleam, to glisten, to beam.;against another; to clash, to contradict,to oppose.Sinar-bulan. Moonlight.Silangi (ben). Name of a fish.SinAr-mata-ari. Sunshine.Silap (j. silib). Wrong, erroneous; mistaken;Sinaran (sinar). Name of a gaudy femalemistake, eiTor; omitted, over-head ornament.looked.Sindat. Narrow, not spacious, confined,Genealogy, pedigree.circumscribed ; the lower plate ofSila-sila.timber in house building.Silat. Name of a Malay state on thewestern side of Borneo.Sindil (ben). In pairs, in couples.Silau. Dim, obscure.Siudir. Mockery, ridicule irony jest,Silaya (ben). Name of a small species of;jeer; to mock, to jeer, to deride.dove.Silam. Dusk, evening twilight ; night.Sindu-kapur.Smduraja (s).Name of a plant.Name of one of the chiefSileda. Name of a place on the western personages of the Mahabarat.side of Sumatra.Here, in this place.Sini.Silih (j. to borrow). To reimburse. Sinisuta (s). Name of a chief of theSilimbau. Name of a Malay state on the Pandus, in the Mahabarat.western side of Borneo.Sinja (s). The evening.Siliran. An ornamental border.Sinjakala. Evening tide.Silo (j). Dazzling, overpowering with Sinjang (jay). Cloth, woven fabric oflight; dazzled, overpowered with light; thread.weak-eyed ; ashamed, abashed.Sinta (s). The spouse of Rama, in thoSima (jAV). A tiger. Probably a corruptionRamayana.of the Sanskrit singa, "a lion." Sintang. Name of a place on the westernSimai. A seedling, a young plant ; v. SS,- coast of Borneo.mai.Sintar (ben). Name of a bird.Simbarit. A kind of tray or salver. Sintok (j). Name of a tree, a species ofSimbat. A back stroke.cinnamon, Cinnumomum sintok.