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TUL—TUM [ 197 ]TUM—TUNto discharge, to dismiss, to removefrom place or office.Tulak-bara. Ballast ; v. Tolak-bara.Tulak-sanjata. A ransom paid to averthostility; literally, "averting arms."Tulang. A hone ;bone ; a cubit, reckoningfrom the elbow to the wrist.Tulang-kring. The shin-bone; literally," the di-y bone," perhaps from beingless covered with flesh than any other.Tulang-muda. Gristle, cartilage j literally," young bone."Tulayan (s). A fisherman ; v. Nalayanand Nalayan.Tuli. Deaf, hard of hearing.Tulih. To look askance, to leer.Tulis (j). To draw, to delineate, topaint, to picture, to figure ; to write,to represent by letters ; drawing, delineation: writing.Tulisan. A drawing, a delineation ; awriting ; a picture.Tuluk. An esaminatiou of weights andmeasures by authority.Tulung (j). Help, aid, assistance, support,succour; to help, to aid, to assist, tosupport, to succour, to second.Tulus (j). Sincere, true ; trusty, loyal,faithful ; sincerity ; fidelity ; trust,reliance.Tulus (j). Prosperous, fortunate ;prosperity.Turn (dct. toom). A bridle.Tuma (j). A tick ; a louse.Tumandang (j). According to, agreeablyto.Tumandur. Name of a Malay principalityon the western coast of Borneo.Tumbung-bulu. Name of a plant. CanthiumCornelia.Tumbang-lichin. Name of a plant. Canthiumhorridum.Tumolok. The craw or crop of a bird.Tumis. To stew, to seeth ; a dish cookedby seething.Tumit. The heel.Tumpah. To spill, to shed, to pour out.Tumpang (j). To be accommodated withroom in a house for person or goods;to be accommodated with carriage ortransport by land; to be accommodatedwith passage or freight ; tolodge, to dwell in a lodging.Tumpangan. Accommodation ; lodgingstore-room ; carriage, transport ;passage,freight.Tumpat. Choked, stopped up ; crowded,filled with people.Tumpatkan. To shut up, to close; tochoke, to block up ; to suppress, toconceal.Tumpas (j). Exterminated, extirpated,rooted out, destroyed.Tumpaskan. To exterminate, to rootout, to destroy.Tumpu. Adjoining, adjacent, contiguous.Tumpu. To spring, to bound from theground with a spring.TumpUan. The foot-board of a bed, thebed-foot.Tumpuk (j). To heap, to pile, to stack.Tumpidian. A heap, a pile ; a stack, arick.Tumpul. Blunt, dull on the edge orpoint.Tumurun (j). To descend, to comeTumang. To forsake, to desert.down ; to alight.Tumang. A stake or post to which cattle Tun. A titular prefix to the names ofare bound.persons of inferior rank.Tumanggung (j), v. Tamanggung. Tuna (jAv). Loss; detriment.Tumbak (j). A spear, a lance, a pike Tunai. Ready money payment ;promptV. Tombak.payment ; coined money, specie ; cashTumbakkan. To spear ; to pierce or V. Tune.wound with a spear.Tunang. To betroth, to affiance, to contractTumbang. To fall, to tumble down.for a marriage.Tumbangi. To cause to fall, to throw Tunangan. The party betrothed in marriagedown ; to cast.; betrothing, marriage.Tumbeu (bat). First, earliest.Tunas. To shoot, to sprout, to vegetateTumbuh (j. tuwuh). To gi-ow, to germinate,to shoot, to vegetate ; to gi'ow, Tunam. A match, a light to kindle.a shoot, a sprout.to spring up ; to arise, to proceed, to Tunda. To be led by a halter, to bespi-ing from.towed as a vessel ; to be drifted orTumbuh an. Vegetation ; shoots, sproutsanything that spiings up ; a troop, acarried\alely ;involuntarily;v. Tonda.to follow serbandof retainers.Tunduk (j). To bow, to bend the body,Tumbuk (j). To pound, to stamp, to to stoop ; to yield, to submit. It isbray.Tumbung. Seed of plants.known in the last or figurative senseonly in Javanese.Tumbung. Prolapsiis uteri vel ani. Tundukkan. To bow, to cause to bend.Tumbung-aiiut. Name of a plant. Can- Tundukkan-d'iri. To humble oneselfIhium Rheedii.Ttmdun. Thepvhes; mons Veiieris.