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CAB—TAG [ 180 ]TAG—TAKQaBAT (a). Established, confii-med,proved ; clear, authentic ; constancy,Calasa (a). Tuesday.Calja (a). Snow.(,anin (a). Monday; v. A9nin.C^agal (a). Heaviness, weight, burthen.Tahani. To restrain, to hold in, to stop,to arrest; to repress; to detain, toiA. No, not; an abbreviation of tada withhold.and tiyada.Tahankan, v. Tahani.Ta-dapat-tiyada. Indispensable; literally, Talma. Pride, haughtiness." not to find no."Tai (j). Ordure, dung ; excrement ; sediment,dregs ; refuse ; rust ; dross.Tfiang (sun). A pail, a bucket.Tiiar. To ride out a storm ; to be kept Tai (kayu-tai). Name of a tree, the woodin suspense.of which has a very fetid odoui-,Taba (bat). Bold, intrepid.Sterculia fcetida.Tabah. To beat, as to beat the breast. Tai-anjing. Lichens, moss.Tabanan. Name of a principality of the Tai-ayam. Name of a plant of the familyisland of Bali.of Loranthacem.Tabek. Salutation, compliments, gi-eeting. Tai-basi. Iron i-ust.Tabir. A veil, a curtain.Tai-burung. Name of a plant of theTabir (ben). Narrow, wanting breadth. genus Tagetas.Tabvili. To beat, to strike a musical instrument; a drum ; a watch or divi-Tai-talinga. Ear-wax.Tai-lalat. Freckles.sion of the night, because announced Tai-tambaga. Verdigris.by beat of drum.Tail (j). The native name for a ChineseTabuk (JAV). To slap, to strike with weight, being the sixteenth part of athe palm of the hand.catty. The tahil of the Malayan peninsulaweighs 23 drachms, and as aTabung. A water-can composed of asingle joint of the bamboo cane.gold weight is considered equal to theTabung-bruk. Name of a plant; literally," monkey-can," Nepenthes distil-Taioli (t). Mean, base, vile ; used onlybungkal, which is 882 gi-ains troy.latoria, or N. (jymnamphora.as a term of abuse ; v. Tayuli.Tabur (j. tawur). To be scattered, to be Taj (p). A crown, a diadem, a tiara;strewn, to shed.V. Taj a.Tabm-kan. To scatter, to strew, to shed Tajak. Name of a kind of bill-hook orto sow broad-cast.Tabut (a). The ark of the Covenant.Tada or Tadak. No, not; abbreviationof tiyada.Tadi. Now, a little while ago ; lately,not long ago ; last, as " last month,"or " last year."Tadung. To justle, to clash, to pushficial irrigation.Tad'ahi. To prop, to support, to hinderfrom falling.Tad-ahkan, v. Tad'ahi.Tad'ahkan-tangan. To hold up the hands,as in prayer or supplication.Tagan. A stake, the thing wagered.Tagar. Thunder.Tagih (j). To dun, to claim a debt importunately.Tagog (s). Name of a dependant of Rawana,in the Ramayana.Tagu-tagu (j. d'agu). The Javanese partridge,Perdrix jaranica.Tab. An inseparable afiSx signifying interrogation.Tahan (j). To bear, to endure, to support,to abide, to brook ; to forbear,to refrain, to abstain ; to last, to hold,to endure ; to cease, to be still.weeding implement.Tajan. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Borneo.Tajam. Sharp, having a keen edge;sharp, having an acute point ; sharp,acute, quick of sight or hearing ; sharp,keen, intense, as pain ; sharp, acute ofmind.against.Tajamkan. To sharpen, to give a keenTad-ah (j). To catch, or intercept falling;edge or acute point.to uphold, to uplift.The artificial spur of a game-cock.Taji.Tad-ahan (jav). Arable land watered by Taj in (j). The scum from the boiling ofthe periodical rains, and not by arti-rice.Taju. A bag, a sack.Tajii (p). A crown, a diadem, a tiara; v.Taj.Tajuk. The rib-timbers of a vessel.Tajuk. A posy, or bunch of flowers madeup in a particular shape; name of ahead ornament.Tajuk-mali, v. Tajuk.Tak. No, not ; an abbreviation of tadak.Takar (j). To measure by capacity, not