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. Taulan.TAU—TAB [ 185] TAB—tAGTau-malu. To be modest ; literally, " toknow shame."A companion, anconfederate, an ally ; a friend.Taulanan. Friendship ; league, alliance.Tiiun. A year.Ta-usah. Useless, needless ; never mind ;(an abbreviation of tadak usah).Tawan (j). Captive, made prisoner; acaptive, a prisoner.Tawanan. A captive, a prisoner; captivity,bondage.Tawankan. To capture, to take prisonerto imprison.Tawang (jay). The sky, the heavens,the firmament.Tawar (j). Fresh, not salt ; insipid,vapid, mawkish, flat.Tawar (j). To bid a price, to make anoffer to buy, to bargain or treat for apurchase ; to intrigue for the seductionof a woman—that is, to bid aprice for her.Tawar (j). To charm for the cure ofdiseases ; to practise incantations as anantidote.Tawas (j). Alum.Tawon (jav). A generic term for thebee tribe.Tayau. Name of a river and Malay stateon the western coast of Borneo.Tayang. To hold up in the hands, as abook in reading.Tayuli (t). Mean, base, vile ; usedonly as a term of abuse ; v. TaYoli.Tabadiil (a). Changing, transposinginterchange, transfer.Tabah (j). To beat out, to thrash out.Tabal. Thick, deep ; thick, dense, copious.Taban. Name of the forest tree which isthe chief source of the gutta percha.Tabang (j). To fell trees, to cut downlarge trees.Tabangan. A fall of large trees.Tabas. To clear the ground of underwoodand grass.Tabar (p). An axe, a hatchet.Tabdri (jav). Industrious, diligent, laborious.Tabeh (ben). An artificial lake, a reservoir.Tabing. The bank of a river ; the brinkof a well ; the margin of a lake or reservoir; the margin of the sea, abovehigh-water mark.Tabu (j). The sugar cane, Sacckarumofficinarum.Tabung. The opium pipe, the instrumentwith which prepared opium issmoked.TS,bur. Spread out, unfolded, as a netbefore being ca.st.TAburan. The object spread out, as theswell of a sail.Tabus (j). To ransom, to redeem ; toemancipate, to manumit ; to purchasea slave ; a ransom.Tabusan. The person or thing i-ansomedor redeemed ; a slave that has beenbought.Tabuwan (j. tawan ?) A hornet, a wasp.Tadbir (a). Order ; design ;government;deliberation, council.Tadori. The island of Tidore, one of tlieMoluccas.Tad-uh (j). Calm, serene, still ; to growcalm, to grow still ; to rest, to be stillto cease, to be at an end ; shady, umbrageous; shade, umbrage ; cloudy,obscured by clouds ; sheltered, coveredfrom external injury ; sheltered, protected,afforded refuge; shelter, securityfrom external injury ; shelter,refuge, protection.Tad-uhkan. To calm, to still, to quietto shelter, to protect.Tafa7i.us (aI.Tafkur (a)'.Investigation.To think, to reflect, to consider.Tafsir (a). Explanation, interpretationcommentary; paraphrase.Taga. To stand, to be on the feet ; erect,standing.Tagakan. To erect, to set up ; to build.Tagah (j. chagah). Hindered, stopped,prevented ; forbidden, prohibited.Tagahkan. To hinder, to prevent ; torestrain, to repress; to prohibit, toforbid.TS,gal. For, because of, by reason, onaccount of.Tagal (jav). A field ; a plain ; dry arableland distinguished from irrigated.Tagalarum (jav). Name of one of thescenes of the Mahabarat; literally," the scented field."Tagalkuru (j and s). The field of battlein the Mahabarat ; literally, " the fieldof the Kurawa."Tagar. Hard, not soft ; hard, fii-m, stronghard, stiff, rigid, indurated ; stubborn,obstinate, contumacious ; dull, slow ofcomprehension.Tagarkan. To harden, to indurate ; tostiffen, to make stiff.Tagar-ikur. Name of a fish; literally," stiff tail."Tagalichik. A slip, a slide, a false step.Tagaliyat. A sprain, a wrench; a dislocationof the joints.Tagap. Stout, strong-built, lusty.Tagas (jav). Signification, meaning, interpretation.Tagor. A draught of liquor, the quantityof drink taken at a breathing ; v. Taguk.B