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TAK—TAL [181 3TAL—TAMby weight ; measure by capacity ; thevessel employed for measuring by capacity; a measure, a stated quantity.Takar-turun (jav). Extra taxes beyondthe fixed and usual ones.Taksih (j). Yet, still.Taksina (s). The right hand ; the south.Takuk. A notch, a nick; to notch, tonick.Takuug. To settle, to subside, to deposita sediment.Takut (j). To fear, to be afraid ; to fear,to apprehend ; to fear, to dread ; afraid,terrified, afeard, frightened; fearful,timorous, timid ;pusillanimous, cowardly; fear, dread, terror ; fear, apprehension; awe, reverential fear ; lest,for fear,Takuti. To frighten, to terrify ; to fear,to reverence, to respect.Takutkdu, v. Takuti.densifiora.Tali-ayAr. The perinaum.Tali-bawatan. The braces of a ship'srigging.Tali-kail. A fishing-line; literally, "thehook-line."Tali-ki-is. The kris or dagger belt.Tali-kulu (ben). A legal term belongingto the ceremony of mai'riage, said to beborrowed from Malabar, tali in thatpart of India being applied to smallgold images of the god Ganesa, hungby the bridegroom over the neck ofthe bi-ide.Tali-malan (jav). A thong of buffalo hide.Tali-pandai-at. A hawser ; literally," a shore rope."Tali-panding. A zone, a girdle; literally," the buckle band."Tali-prut. The intestines ; literally, "bellycords."Tali-sawat (bat). A halter, a string tolead cattle by.Tali-sawuh. A cable; literally, "theanchor rope."Tali-tali. Name of a plant, Ipommaquamoclit.Tali-tud'ung. Whiskers; literally, "thestrings of an umbi-ella hat."Takut-manusiya (j and s). The sensitive Tali-tumali. A ship's cordage or rigging.plant, Oxalis sensitiva; literally, "manfearing."Taling. A goad for driving cattle.Tal (s). Name of the palm the leaves of Taling. The shelving bank of a river.which are used as material to write on, Talinga (j. talingan). The ear; v. T.-Borassus Jlabelliformis ; v. Rental andLontar.linga.Talu (jAv). Beginning, commencement.Talak (s). To tune a musical instrument. Talu-bartalu. Incessantly, quasi beginningover and over again.Talam (j). A tray, a salver.Talang. To abandon or forsake a woman. Taman (j). A flower garden.Talang. To bespeak the refusal of a Tamau. Name of a place on the westerncommodity.coast of Borneo.Talang. Name of a fish.Tarnan-sari (jAv). A flower garden; v.Talang (ben). A hamlet.Taman.Talang (j. tala). A beehive ; a honeycomb.Tamak. Covetous.Tambadu. Name of a quadruped resem-Talas (j). Name of a plant, Colocaaia vera. bling a buffalo, stated by the MalaysTali (j). A rope, a string, a cord ; a line to exist in the forests of Borneo.a ligature, a tie, a band, a bandage ; a Tambah (j). To increase, to augment,sash, a belt ; the string or chord of a to grow more or gi-eater.musical instrument.Tambahan. Increase, augmentation; addition,growth ; besides ; moreover, moreTali. Name of a small silver coin, equalin value to one-eighth of a Spanish than that.dollar, and consequently to about thirteenTambahi. To increase, to augment, toEnglish pence. It is probable thatthe word is derived from the last, andmake more or greater ; to add.Tambahkan, v. Tambahi.has reference to the practice of filinga certain number of small coins on aTambah -bartambah.lated.To be accumu-string, which, judging by the hole in Tambah-bartambahkan. To accumulate.the centre of all ancient Javanese coins,appears to have prevailed in the ArchipelagoTambahan-pula.and above.Moreover, besides, overas well as in China.Tambaga (s). Copper ; v. Tambaga.Talik4n. To bind with a cord, to cord. Tambaga-kuning.Tali-anjing. Name of a plant, AcalyphesBrass; that is, " yellowcopper."Tambaga-putih. Zinc or speltre ; that is," white copper."Tambak (j). A dike, an embankment, amound.Tambak (jav). A fishpond, a stew, avivarium.Tambak. To prepare a floor or courtyardby strewing it with sand.