AUG—AVO [12] AVO—BACAugment, to grow bigger. Tambali,manambah, bartaubah, biirbasar.Augment, to increase. Tambalii, tambahkan,mauambahkau, barlabihkan,malabihkan, pdrbafiakau, barbasarkan,mambasarkan.Augmentation, increase. Tambaban, katambalian,partambahan.Augur, to foretell. Talah.Augurer. Sastrawan, satrawau, najum.Augury. Talah, trus-mata.August, gi-<strong>and</strong>. Sri, al'im.Aunt (maternal). Mamak.Aunt (mo<strong>the</strong>r's elder sister). Ma-tuwah.Aunt (mo<strong>the</strong>r's younger sister). Bibi.Aunt (paternal). Uwak, ma-chl, mamuda.Aui'icle <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ear. Dawun taliuga.Auspicious, fortunate. Sri, paksa, bayik.Austere, harsh <strong>of</strong> taste. Masam, padar.Austere, severe, harsh. Praugprus, kras.Austerity, severity. Praugprus, kakrasau.Awhile. Sabantar, sakutika, sakatika.Awkward. Kaku.Austerity, mortified life. Tapa, partapiian.Awl. Panggirik, sujen.Awning, canopy. Langit-langit, lalangit,Australia (north coast). Miireje.tud'uug-panas.Au<strong>the</strong>ntic. Banai-, batul, sungguh. Awning <strong>of</strong> a boat. Jubung.Author, writer. Ampuiia charita, ampuuaAwiy. Erot, merot.karangan, juru-tulis, juru-sarat, Axe. Kapak, kampak, pat 'el, tabar.bujangga.Axiom, proverb, maxim. Saloka.Authoi-ity, power. Kuwasa.Axis. Paku.Authority, legal power. Parentab, prentah.Axle. Injin.Authority, dominion. Paprentaban, prentahan,Ay, yes.Ay me.lya.Ayiie.karajiiau.Aye, always. Nantiyasa, sanantiyasa,Automaton. Or.lngor angan, patung.sadakala.Avarice. Loba, kikii'an, murka.Azm-e. Biini, biru-langit.Avaricious. Loba, barloba, chalichi, kikir,murka.Avatar. Batara. The word, however,in all <strong>the</strong> insular <strong>language</strong>s, is used as Babble (to). Mangomong, barmulutpanjang,a genei-ic for all <strong>the</strong> principal Hindugods, <strong>and</strong> not in its ti-ue sense <strong>of</strong> " a malampas.barlid'ah-pimjang, lampas,descent,'^or <strong>the</strong> incarnation <strong>of</strong> a god. Babble, idle talk. Mulut-paujang, lid*ahpanjang,Avaunt. Nah, inchit, jawuh.ngomong, lampas, lampasan.Avenge (to). Tulah, balas.Babe. Anak-kachil, kanak-kanak.Avenue, way to. Lorong, lurung, jalam. Babel, disorder, tumult. Ani-biru, aru-ara,Avei-se, malign. Pamali, malang.gad-uh-gad'uhan.Averse, disinclined. Malas.Baboon. Kra, bruk, niouat.Aversion, hatred. Banchi, baucluan, Bachelor. Bujang, truna, d'ud'a.kal)iinchian.Bachian (one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Moluccas). Bilehan.Aversion, loathing. Bos;xn.Back, hinder part. Balakaug, iringau,Avert, to turn aside. Taugkis, tankiskan. buritan.tulak, manulak.Back, near. Balakaug, buritan, iringan.Avert, to turn away. Paling.Back, place behind. Balakang.Averted, tm-ned aside. Tangkis, tartang-Back, backwai-d. Balik, kabalik.kis.Avidity, gi-eediness. Galuju, majoh,murka.Avocation, business. Karja, pakarjiian.Avoid, to shun. Tiuggalkau, maninggalkan.Avoid, to retire fiom, to escape, liuput.Avow, to declare. S^but, nianabut.Await, to expect. Mananti, nanti.Await, to attend. Diyam, bardiyam.Awake, to break from sleep. Jaga,manjaga.Awake, to ai-ise from sleep. Bangun.Awake, to rouse from sleep. Jagakau,maujagakan, bangunkan, mambangunkan,bangkitkiln, bard'u-ikan.Awake, not asleep. Jaga, taijaga.Award, to adjudge. Salasai, salasaikdn,putus, putuskan, rampung, rampungkan,/iukamkan.Awfird, judgment. Putusan, rampungau,/(ukam.Awarded, adjudged. Salasai, putus, rampung.Away, forth, out. ^ Luwar.Away, begone ! Nah, inchit.Awe, fear. Takut, katakutan, hebat.Awful. Suwanggi, hebat.Back, again, in retui-n. Balik, kdmbali,pulang.Back, behind. Dibalakang.Back (to go). I'ulang.Back (to send). Pidangkan, k.lmbalikkan.Back, to second. Kapit, kapitkan, tulung,manulung, bantu, mdmbantu.
BAG—BAL[ 13] BAL—BARBack (to fall), to retreat. Undur.Bale, to lave out. Orak, kamarau, timba,Back (<strong>the</strong> small <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>), <strong>the</strong> reins. manimba.Gagiuggal-ginggal.Balk, beam. Baluk.Backbite (to). Om23at,maugompat,mak<strong>and</strong>arah,Ball, round body. Bulat.fatuahkan.Ball (cannon). Buwah-mariam, buwah-Backbiter. Pangompat.Backbone, spine. Ula-ula.bad-il.Ball (foot). Sepak-raga.Backside, back part. Balakang, buritan. Ball (eye). Biji-mata.Backside, buttocks. Punggung.Ball, shot. Miniis, paluru.Back stays, in a ship's rigging. Tttmbirang, Ball <strong>of</strong> thread. Gumpal-banaug.tamirang.Ball <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> thumb. Pargalaugan.Backward, towards <strong>the</strong> back. Kabalakang.Ballad. Gagalang.Ballast. Tulak-bara.Backward, unwilling. Maids.Bali, <strong>the</strong> isl<strong>and</strong>. Bali.Backward, late. Lama.Bamboo. Buluh. Bambu <strong>and</strong> mambu,Backward <strong>and</strong> forward. Pargi-balik, pargimari.sometimes used, belong to <strong>the</strong> Hindi<strong>language</strong> <strong>of</strong> Cauara, <strong>and</strong> were mostBad, not good, ill. Jahat.probably introduced by <strong>the</strong> Portuguese.Bad, vicious. Nakal, galak, bangkeng.Bad, unfortunate. Malaug.Ban, to curse. Sumpah, mauumpah.Bad, hurtful. Jahat.Banana, Miosa. Pisang.Bad, worthless. Buioik, busuk.Banca, <strong>the</strong> isl<strong>and</strong>. Bangka.Bad luck. Untung-jahat, untmig-malang. B<strong>and</strong>, tie. Ikat, ikatan, tali.Badge. T<strong>and</strong>'a, bakas, «lamat.B<strong>and</strong>, troop. Kawan, jjasuk, pasukan,Badinage. Gui-au, lawah, siudir, s<strong>and</strong>a, katambukan.jilnaka.B<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong> music. Gagamalan.Badness. Kajahatan.B<strong>and</strong>, to associate, to troop. Barkawan,Baffle, to defeat. Mdiialahkan.mangawan, bai-pasuk.Baffled, defeated. Tiwas, katiwas, kachewa. B<strong>and</strong>a, one <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Spice isl<strong>and</strong>s. B<strong>and</strong>a.Bag, sack. Ivaruug, k<strong>and</strong>'ung.B<strong>and</strong>age, ligature. Tali.Bag, scrip. Kak<strong>and</strong>i, pundi, pundi-puudi, B<strong>and</strong>age (to). Talikan.kampil, bakcha, bauan.B<strong>and</strong>it, robber. Begal, p<strong>and</strong>ung.Bag, to put in a bag. Karungkan, mangarungkan,B<strong>and</strong>olier. B<strong>and</strong>'ala.maii<strong>and</strong>-ungkan.Kindrol, streamer. Lalayu, panji.Bag, to swell as a full bag. Miing<strong>and</strong>uug. B<strong>and</strong>y-legged. Pengkar.Bagdad. Bagdad.Bane, poison. Rachun, upas.Bail, sm'ety. Akiiau, tanggiingan.Bang, to beat. Palu.Bail, a surety. Pangaku, pananggu. Bang, <strong>the</strong> intoxicating preparation fromBail (to give). Akiii, mangaku, tanggung, hemp. Ganja.manauggung.Banish, to drive away. Buwang.Bait (a fish). Umpan.Bank <strong>of</strong> a river. Tapi-sungai.Bait, to lay a bait for fish. Layan. Bank <strong>of</strong> a river, shelving. Taling.Bait, to refresh on <strong>the</strong> road. Manjamu. Bank, a shoal. Bating.Bake, to heat in an oven. Mauanur. Banner. Tunggal, tunggul, pangsi, panji,Baker (<strong>of</strong> bread). Tukang-roti.b<strong>and</strong>-era, g<strong>and</strong>-era, alamat, alam-alamat.Baking. Tauduran.Bannian tree. Baringin, waringin.Balance, scales. Taraju, traju, uaraju, Banquet, feast. Jamuan, parjamiian,uai-acha.tajian, k<strong>and</strong>'uri, parangkap.Balance, steelyard. Dachin.Bantam. Bantan.Balance, comparison. Timbangau.Banter, railleiy. Chora.Balance, surplus. Paniuggalan, haM. Banter (to). Barchora, manchora.Balance, to weigh by a measure. Timbang, Bar, piece <strong>of</strong> wood placed across to obstiaict.bai-timbang, manimbang.Palang.Balance, to compai-e. Timbang, bartinibang,Bar, pale <strong>of</strong> a fence. Kisi.manimbang.Bar, bolt <strong>of</strong> a door. Kimchi, pangauching.Balance, to equalize. Pad'akan.Bar, barrier. Sakat.Balcony. Bar<strong>and</strong>a, mar<strong>and</strong>a.Bar, at <strong>the</strong> mouth <strong>of</strong> a i-iver. Sakat.Bald, wanting hair. But'ak, langar, sulah. Bar, to bolt a door. Kunchikan.Bald-headed. Gund'ul, kdlapm'-puyuh. Bar, to obstruct with a piece <strong>of</strong> woodBaldric, girdle. Sabuk, ikat-pinggang. across. Palangi.Bale, package. Bungkus, bungkusan, Bar, to barricade. Sakatkan, manakatkan.b<strong>and</strong>'ela.Bar, to obstruct. Sangkut, sangkutkan,Bale, to make into a bale. BungkuskAu. ftmbat, Ambatkan.
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A DICTIONARYMALAY AND ENGLISH LANGU
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AJI—A^R [3] A^R—ALAAji (jAv). P
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