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;Sungkur.SUM—SUN [ 177] SUN—SUR1Sumiu' (j). A spring, a well, a fountain. Sungguhi. To verify, to confii-m; toSumutan (bat). Cramp of the hands or assure, to make certain.feet.Sunan (jav).Sungguhpun. Verily, truly.A title of the principal Sungguhkan, v. Sungguhi.sovereigns of Java. The word is an Sungguh-sungguh. Earnestly, seriously;abbreviation of Susimau, itself from assuredly, undoubtedly, indubitably.the root siiun, " to beseech, to entreat,"and the meaning, " the object besoughtSungkaninclined.(jav). Loth, imwilling, dis-or entreated " ; v. Susunan and Susiiunan.Sunapang (du. snappaan). A musket, afirelock; v. Sanapang.Sunat. Name of a small kind of boat.Sunat (a). Lawful, authorised, allowable.Sunat (a). Circumcision.Sungsum (j). Marrow.Sundara (jav). Name of one of thehighest mountains in Java, formingwith Sumbiug the two called in themaps " the brothers."Sundal (s). A strumpet, a harlot, a Sungu (j). a hom.whore.Sundalan. Whoredom, fornication, harlotry.Sundal-malam. Name of a flower, thetuberose, Polyanthes tuberosa; literally," the harlot of night."Sundol. To gi-ub, to turn the earth upwith the snout ; v. Sungkur.Sund-a (sun). The people and countryof Sunda in Java.Sund'a-kulou (jav). The western portionof the Sunda country.Sund-a-wetan (jav). The eastern portionof the Sunda countiy.Svmd'uk (j). A spoon, a ladle ; a shovela spud, or weeding tool ; to skim ; todeal with a ladle ; v. Sud'uk.Sunti (bat). Name of a hot aromaticplant.Sunting (j. sumping). To deck theears with flowers or other ornamentsflowers placed behind the ears forornament.Suntingmali. A term of endearment.Suntung (ben). Name of a marineanimal.Sungai. A river ; a ri\'ulet, a brook.Sungga.A crow's-foot, or caltrop.Simgging (jAv). To ornament, to decorate,to embellish with coloured figuresin painting or embroidery.Sunggorah. Name of a Siamese province,the next to the Malay states on theside of the gulf of Siam.Sungguh. True, not false ; veritable, noterroneous ; real, genuine ;veracious ;honest, not fraudulent ; certain, .«ure,indubitable ; earnest, serious, not ajest ; truly, really ; indeed, in truth;assuredly, certainly.Sungguh-ati. Truly, sincerely : earnestlytruth ; sincerity ; earnestness.To fall forwards from a sittingposture ; to fall prone.Sungkur. To grub, to turn up the earthwith the snout ; v. Sundol.Sungsang (j). Upside down, bottomupwards, heels over head; to invert,to turn upside down ; v. Songsang.Sungsung (jav). To go against thestream ; to ascend a river ; to present,to represent to a superior; v. Songsong.Sungul. To murmur, to gi-umble; v.Sungut.Sungut, V. Sungul.Sungut (j). Whiskers, mustachios ; hairof the upper lip of the feline tribe ; thefeelers of fishes and insects.Suiiasaki (s). Name of one of the horsesof Krishna's chariot.Suiii (s). Still, silent ; solitary, lonely,retired, sequestered.Supa (jav). Name of a renowned cutleror kris maker of Java.Supan. Shame ; ashamed ; modesty ;modest ; affable, courteous ; courtesy,civility, good breeding ; courteous,civil, well-bred.Supan (bat). Low, near the ground.Supana (j. a road, a route). An ascentby a flight of steps.Supata (jav). An oath ; a vow ; a curse,a malediction ; to swear; to vow; tocurse, to execrate.Supaya (j). For, for this reason that,in order that, to the end that, sothat.Supaya-jangan. So that not, in orderthat not.Supit (jav). Nan-ow, strait, confined ; v.Sumpit.Supraba (s). Name of a Hindu goddess,daughter of Indra.Sura (s). Bold, brave, valiant.Surabaya (jav). Name of a province andtown in the eastern part of Java, fromsui-a, " brave,'' and baya. " danger."Surabi (j. meat, food). A cake; a steak,a coUop.Surah. Narrative, story, tale.Sural. To disentangle, to disengage,to separate; broken up, separated,disbanded.Surak (j). A shout ; to shout.