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TIM—TIP [193] TIP—TIYTimur-samata-utara. East -north -east;literally, " east, one point north," thecompass being divided into 16 partsonly.Timur-tanggara. East-south-east.Timur-tapat. True east, or due east.Tind'Sa (j). To press, to squeeze. Tipukan. To trick, to deceive, to cheat,Tindik (J). To bore the ears.to defraud, to circumvent, to beguile.Tind-ik (jat). A head-man.Tir (tel). a castle; the castle at theTind-ik (j). Incumbent, imposed, laying game of chess ; v. Ter.upon.Tirai. A curtain; hangings, arras, tapestry.Tind-ik-ma,nindik. Laying one on top ofthe other.Tiram (j). An oyster; v. Teram.Tinjau (j. tinjo). To view an object from Tiri. Relationship by marriage ; equiv.va distance, to spy.lent to the prefix " step " in English.Tinju. The fist.Tins. To leak out, to let a fluid escapeTinjukan. To strike with the fist, todeal fisticuffs, to bos.Tinta (for). Dye, colour, tint, hue;paint; ink.Tintang. To behold, to look at ; to espy,to descry.Tmting. To sift, to bolt.Tinggal (j). To remain, to continue, towait, to stay ; to dwell, to reside ; toremain, to be left, to rest over; toomit, to leave out ; continuing, lasting,permanent ; adieu, farewell !Tinggalan (j). Remnant, residue, remainder;inheritance, heritage.Tinggalkan. To cause to be left, to effecta quitting ; to quit, to leave ; to relinquish,to abandon, to forsake ; todie (quit life, or the world) ; to omit,to neglect ; to avoid, to shun.Tinggar (for. espingarda). A matchlockgun ; V. Satinggar and Estingarda.Tingger. To perch or alight as a bird ;to sit uneasily on the side or edge of aBorax.Tingkar (j. tukar ?). To dispute, to wi-angle; to contradict.Tingkat. A floor : a story ; the deck ofa ship.Tingkap. A window, a casement.Tipar (jav). Cultivation of the land byfelling and burning the forest, andsnatching a single crop ; v. TJmah.Tipis (j). Thin, not thick, not deepthin, fine, slender, delicate v. Nipis.Tipoh.;Hemiplegy ;palsy ;paralytic.Tipu. Wile, trick, deceit, cheat, fraudcunning, stratagem, art; to trick, tocheat, to deceive.from not being stanch ; to ooze.Tiru (j). To follow, to imitate, to copy;to copy, to transcribe.Tii-uk. Name of an insect.Tisi. (bat). To darn.Titah (j). Command, mandate, precept,rescrijit, edict, decree, order; the royalword ; to order, to command, to enjoin,to prescribe ; to speak (the king).The primaiy meaning of the word inJavanese is "to make, to create," andfifom this may be derived its flatteringsignifications in Malay. It is one offive words appropriated to royaltythe others are, patek, " a slave," as thepei-sonal pronoun of the first person ;murka, " wToth ; " kurniya, " grace, favour,"and anugi-ah, "a gift." Thethree last are Sanskrit, and the othertwo, most ILkelv, Javanese.Titah (jiial titah). To forge the royalsignet, or to make a criminal use of;the king's name ; literally, " to sell theseat ; to tarry for a short time.royal word."Tinggeran. A perch, a roost.Titahkan. To order, to command.Tinggi (j). High, lofty, tall ; high, dear;Titer (j). To beat or tap a drum.high, elevated in rank ; high, advanced Titi. To walk over a single plank or treeas in age ; height.a single plank or tree placed across a, Tinggian. Height, elevation.stream for a footpath ; a bridge ; aTinggikan. To heighten, to i-aise higher, wharf ; a quay.tq elevate ; to exalt.Titian. Abridge; a wharf ; a quay.Tingging. Name of a fish.Titik. A drop ; a spot, a speck ; to drop,Tinggong. To sit on the heels.to trickle.Tingkah. To sound a musical instrument. Titir. To walk on a single plank ; v.Tingkah. Trickish, artful.Titi.Tingkah (j). Conduct, behaviour, demeanour,Titimongsa (jat). Date, epoch ; literally,deportment ; gait, way, man-" exact time."ner.Tiwas (j). Worsted, beaten, defeated,Tingkal.overcome ; defeat, discomfiture ; deficient,failing, wanting.Tiyada. No, not; v. Tida, Tidak, andTa.Tiyada-barputusan. Uninterrupted, unbroken,continuous.Tiyada-dapat-tiyada. Indispensable; v.Ta-dapat-tiyada.Tiyada-jamah. Never.