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ATU—AYA [11] AYA—AZIAturkan. To arrange, to order, to dispose.Atlas (a). Satin.Au. Ho, halloaAulia (a). Saints, friends of God. Althoughan Arabic plural, it is equallyused by the Malays as a singular, conformablyto the genius of their language.Aura. Negligent, remiss, forgetful ; negligence,carelessness.Aurap. Name of a cosmetic.Aus. Thirst ; dry, thirsty, athirst.Aus. To refine a metal.Awak (j). The body, the person; selfBy the Malays of Jehore it is used as apronoun of the second person, " thou."Awak. Ava, the country of the Birmese.Awak-prau. The hull of a vessel.Awan (p). A royal court or palace.Awan. A cloud; an ornamental figuredborder.Awang. A friend, a companion.Awang. A palace, a royal residence ; v.Wang.Awang-awang. The sky, the firmament,the heavens.Awanga (s). Name of the kingdom ofAyar-masin. Salt water.Kama in the Mahabarat.Ayar-mata. Tears ;" eye water."Awar. Plague, pestilence, epidemic, murrain.Ayar-mawar. Rose water.Ayar-muka. Expression of the face,Awau (j. uwa-uwa). Name of a species physiognomy, cast of countenance.of ape, Hyhhates luciscus of Horsfield. Ayar-pasang. Flood tide.Awal (a). First, former; beginning. Ayar-perak. Quicksilver, mercury ; literally,Awur. Name of a species of bamboo " silver water.";name of a small island in the China Ayar-sambahyang. Holy water ; literally,sea, a landmark in making the straits " water of adoration or worship."of Malacca — the Pulo Aor of the Ayar-sani. Urine; literally, "small orcharts.minute water."Axir (a). Last, posterior, ultimate, final Ayar-surud. Ebb tide.end, issue ; latter part.Ayar-susu. Milk; "breast, or udderAsh-at (a). Posterior, last ; the extremitywater."; the other world.AxTriia. Event, result;Ayar-tawar.Aydr-tanang.Fresh water.Still water ;slack watei*.finally, ultimately; literally, " end of it."Ayar-te. Infusion of tea.Aslas, ixlas (a). Sincerity, candour ; sincere,Ayat (a), a verse of the Koran ; a sign,candid.a miracle.Axti'ar (a). Election, choice, option. Ayi. Alas !Ayah (j). Father,—respectfully or reve-Ayu (JAV). Handsome, beautiful.rentially.Ayak. A sieve, a screen, a riddle.Ayakkan. To sift, to screen, to riddle.Ayam (j). A fowl, a bird ; the common"fowl, Gallus.Ayam-ayam. Name of a bird.Ayam-batina. The domestic hen.Ayam-jantan. The dunghill cock.Ayam-sabung. The game cock.Ayam-utan. The wild or jungle fowl,G.illusfurcatus of Timminck.Ayapan. Dressed meat, cooked victuals.Ayanda. Father,—with great respect orreverence. It is most probably anabbreviation of ayah, "father," andenda, "rare or esteemed." Kakanda," elder brother or sister," and adanda," younger brother or sister," seem tohave a similar origin.Ayar (j. er). Water ; a liquid, a fluid ;juice, sap; animal secretion; a river ;a brook ; name of a tree, A ralia sinensis.Ayar-aji (j). Name of a river and placeon the western side of Sumatra ; literally," king's water."Ayar-ayar. Name of a fruit.Ayar-bakal. A stock or provision ofwater.Ayar-baku. Ice, " congealed water."Ayar-gula. Syrup, " sugar water."Ayar-itam. Name of a place and riveron the western side of Sumatra," black water."Ayar-kasaktifin. Water for taking anoath by ; literally, " water of potencyor supernatural power."Ayar-laut. Sea-water.Ayar-liyor. Saliva, drivel.Ayar-madu. Fluid honey, clarified honey;" honey water."Ayar-mas. Gilding; "gold water."Ayiie. Alas !Ayugya (s). Name of the kingdom ofRama; v. Yugya.Ayugyakarta (s). Name of a town inJava ; v. Yugyakarta.Ayun. To swing, to reel, to rock ; v.Yun.Ayun-ayunan. A swing ; a child's cradle;V. Yun-yunan.Ayunkan. To swing, to rock, to causeto swing or rock.Ayut-ayutau. A concubine.Azin-izin (a). Leave, permission, licence;dismissal ; v. Izin, Idin, Ijin.