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ASA—AST [10] ASU—ATUAsakan (asa, " to move away " ). To takeaway, to remove.Asas (a). Basis, foundatiou.Asad (a), a lion.Asam, isam (a). A name ; v. Isam.Asam (j). Soui% acid; an acid; thetamarind, Tamarindm indicus.Asilmi. To make acid; to smear withan acid.Asam-jawa. The tamarind; literally," the acid of Java."As&m-kumbang. Name of a tree withsweet-smelling flowers ; literally, " the signal, a token.bee tamai'ind," the second word beingthe name of a large species of blackAtawa (s).Atap (j).Or.Roof; thatch.bee.Atas. Above, not below, not underAsap. Smoke ; fume ; vapour, steam. upon, on the top of ; upon, in ; above,Asin (j). Salt, saline, briny ; v. Masin. over ; higher in place ; over, with regardAsing. Separate, apart ; distinct; strange;to authority ; within, within theforeign, not domestic.compass of; towards, touching, withAsing-asing. Separately, apart.respect to ; upon, with ; upon, implyingAsingkan. To separate, to part, to sunder.responsibility ; high ; belonging,Askandar (a). Alexander; Alexander to be the business of; height, elevation.the Great.Aslam, Islam (a). Islam, the Mahomedan Ataskan. To raise, to lift, to elevate.religion , Mahomedan.Atfls-angin. The west, western quarter ;Asman (p). Heaven, the celestial orb. windward; literalh% "above the wind."Asmara (s). Love, the sexual intercoursethe Hindu god of love, Kama.This expression, which is confined tothe Malay, has, probably, reference toAsmara-kandi (s and j). Name of a the western monsoon, the principalcountry celebrated in Javanese romanceone to the north of the Equator, the; literally, " the mat of love." proper locality of the Malays.Asmiiil (a). Ishmael, the son of Abraham.Atas-bawah. Up and down.Ati (j). The liver ;the heart, morallyAsoh. To nurse, to rear.mind ; temper, disposition.Asrael (a). Israel.Ati-ati (j). To care, to heed; careful,Asta (s). The hand ; the hand and forearm; a cubit, reckoning from theelbow to the point of the middlefinger.Astagina (s). A perfume box.Astaka. A temporary throne for a coronation.Astakana. A kind of diadem or tiara.Astana (p). A royal palace; a king'scourt.Astambul, Istambul (a). Constantinople :V. Istanbul.Astafcamat, ita/t-amat (a). Sincei-ity, uprightness, rectitude.Astal-lal, ista^•lal (a). Sovereign power,supreme power.AstaA-rar, ista^Tar (a). Fastening, binding; confirmation ; determination, i-esolution; confirming, ratifying.Astanja, istanja (a). Podicem detergere, inthe prescribed or legal manner.Astarahat, istarahat (a). Quiet, repose,ease, peace.Astaadat, istaadat (a). Custom ; customaryhonours, ceremonious respect.Astina. Polite, well bred.Astina (s). Name of the country of thePandus, placed by the Javanese in theprovince of Pakalougan, in their ownisland.Asu (j). The dog. It is used in theMalay only in the word g'igi-asu, " thedog or canine teeth."Asya (a). A mill.Asal (a). Root, origin, source ;genealogy,lineage, race.A9nin (a). The second day of the Arabianweek,—Monday ; v. Sanen.As'arat (a). A wink, a nod, a sign ; aheedful, cautious ; care, heed, caution.Ati-basar. Pride ; vaunt, boast ; boastful,arrogant.Ati-bengkok. Hypocritical, dissemblingliterally, " crooked-hearted."Ati-kachil. Grudge, ill-will; literally," little-hearted."Ati-kring. Selfishness ; niggardliness ;literally, " dry-hearted."Ati-manis. Good nature, kindlinessliterally, " sweet-hearted."Ati-putih. Sincerity, candour, frankness ;literally, " white heart," that is, " pureheart."Atmagiri (s). Name of a mountain inthe Ramayana.Atung. To cast the anchor with a shortcable, for the pui-pose of impeding aship's going ; in nautical language, " totrip the anchor."Atur. To arrange, to put in order, todispose. In the polite dialect of theJavanese, most probably taken fromthe Malay, it means, " to offer, to present; to represent, to submit."Aturan. Arrangement, order, disposition.