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TAN—TAB [184] TAR—TAUTauakan, v. TaCai.Taruk (j. taru). A shoot, a sprout, aTapa (s). Penauce, austerity, mortificationtwig.;religious retirement.Tarum (j. torn). The Asiatic indigoTapai (j). A kind of beer made from plant, Indignfcra tinctoria.boiled rice ; r. Tape.Tarum-akar. The climbing indigo plant,Tapak. To tap with the hand.Marsdenia parviflora.Tapak (j). The palm of the hand or Tai-um-kambang. The American indigosole of the foot ; a palm or handbreadthplant, Indigofera anil.; a foot-length.Taruua (s). Young; v. TAruna andTapak -kaki. The sole of the foot.Truna.Tapak-tangan. The palm of the hand; Tasik (j). The sea, the ocean ; a greatsignature, sign-manual.lake or inland sea. [u Javanese itTapakan-tangga. The landing-place of a means the sea, and also the strand orstair.Tapat (ben). A cliff.Tape (j), V. Tapai.Tapen-liiut. Name of a plant, a speciesof Mdiacea.Tapi (j). But, yet, however, nevertheless;V. Tatapi.Tapih (t). Name of a kind of Indiancloth.Tapih (jAv). A petticoat.Tapis. To strain, to filter.Tapis. To ward off, to repel.Tapis (bat). To withdraw the handwhen another offers his.Tapisan. A strainer, a filter.Tapok. The flower-cup or calyx of atool.Tari. To dance ; a dance, dancing.Tarik (j). To draw, to pull, to haul ; todrag ; to inhale ; to draw (a weapon)to veer, to draw round, as the wind.Tarik-layar. To hoist sail, to make sail.Tarima (j). To receive, to take ; to accept; V. Tarima.Taring. The tusk of a boar ; the prongtrust.Taruh-d'iri. To b^have oneself, to conductoneself properly.sea-shore.Tata (s). Order, disposition, arrangement,array.Tatab. To inquire attentively, to examine,to make diligent enquiry; v.Tatap.Tatabuhan (j. tabuh). Musical instrumentsthat are struck, as drums andgongs.Tatah (j). To chisel, to engrave ; to inlay; to stud, to enchase.Tatah. A throne.Tatak. To drive or force an object intothe gi'ound.Tatal (j). A chip of wood.Tatampan. A scarf or any part of dressthrown loosely over the shoulders.Tatanagara (s). Affairs of state, government,administration ; literally, " arrangementof the country."plant; v. Tampok.Tapuk. To clap, to slap with the openhand ; a slap.Tapus (bat). To press, to squeeze.Tara. Equal, neither superior nor inferior; level ; an equal, a peer.of the hands.Tatang. To bear an object on the palmsTarak. To stretch, to widen.Tatang. Name of the river of Palem-Tarak,1n (tara). To make level with abang, in Sumatra.Tatap, V. Tatab.Tatarup (j. tarub). A booth, a hut, atabernacle.Tatas (j). To cut off, to separate bycutting.Tatas. Name of a wild tribe on thenorthern side of Borneo.Tatasan. A breach made by cutting, aof a fork ; a claw.Ta-tiiu. Know not,—an abbreviation ofTarix (a). Date, epoch ; chronicle, annals.tadak-tiiu.Tate (jav). Accustomed, habituatedTarub (jav). Name of a district in the practised ; experienced ; skilled.eastern part of Java; literally, "the Tating. To support an object by holdingtabci-nacle."it with the hand above it.Taruh. To i)ut, to place, to lay, to set Tatkala (s). Time ; when, at the timeto lay by, to reserve ; to hoard, to that ; while, whilst, during tlie timestore ; to liave, to possess ; to deposit, that.to lay down ; to stake, to hazard ; to bet. Tatkala-itu. Then, at that time.Taruhan. A stoi-e, a repository ; a pledge, Tatrap (jav). Way, manner; conduct,a stake, a deposit.behaviour.TaruhkS,n. To surrender, to deliver up, Tatrap (jav). To inflict, to punish.to hand over; to commit, to give in Tatu (jav). a wovind ; to wound.cut.Tau (j. used to, habituated). To know,to understand, to comprehend ;knowing,skilful ;intelligent.