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fromBAJ—BAL [15] BAL—BALBajing. To warm oneself at a fire.Baju. A coat, a jerkin.Baju-rantai. A coat of mail ; literally," a coat of chains."Bajubali (j. jubah). A vest, a close garment.Bajul (JAv). An alligator.ruwang.Bali (j). To return, to come, or go back.Baka. Scrofula.Bali (J). The island of Bali.Baka. Pedigree, descent.Bali-bad'ong. Name of a principality inBaka (jav). Name of an ancient king of the island of RalLJava who reigned at Brambunan, nowName of a principality inBali-balilijQg.the site of the most remarkable Hinduruins in Java.Bali.Bali-karang-asam. Name of a principalityBakal (j). Rough draught, sketch, outlinein Bali ; literally, " Bali of the; model.tamarind grove," in Javanese.Bakar (j). To burn, to consume by fire Bali-klungkung. Name of a principalityto roast ; to broil.Bakat. Stuffed, completely filled.Bakat. The swell or roll of the sea, withoutwaves.Bakatan. Name of a wild tribe on thenorth-western side of Borneo.Baker. Milk curdled by boiling ; v. Bakar.Bakul (j. wakul). A wicker basket ; ahamper.Eakung (j). Name of a liliaceous plant,Criniun asiaticum.BaAi (a). Residue, remainder ; balance.Bala (s). The people; subjects; soldiers,troops ; an army.Baladewa (s). The father of Krisna andking of Madura.Balagini. Name of a people of the Suluislands, noted as pirates.Balai (s). A hall.Balai-bachara (s). A public building forthe discussion of business ; a courthouse.Balai-bujur. The pi-incipal cabin in aship.Balai-darma. A court-house, a hall forthe administration of justice.Balai-gand-ang. Literally, " hall or chamberof the dnim."Balai-milngad-ap, v. Balai-prlngad-apan.Balai-pangad-apan. A hall of audience,a presence chamber.Balai-ruwang. A hall of audience ;properly,a hall divided by pillars ; v. Ruwangand Balerung.Balaman. Name of a wild tribe ofBorneo.Balang. An ewer, a flask, a bottle.Balang (j). To throw, to fling, to pitch,to cast forward.Balatantra (s). An army, a host.Balam. Name of a species of pigeon.Balam. Name of a tree.Balang.To kick forward with the footthe game of foot-ball.Balar. Albino-white.Balas (j. walas). To answer, to reply, torespond ; to requite, to reward ; to return,to retort, to retaliate ; to avenge ;answer, reply, response; requital, reward;retort, retaliation ; atonement.Balera. A weaver's shuttle.Balerung. A hall of audience ; v. Balai-in Bali.Ba% (a).age.Adolescent, of a marriageableBalik. Behind, not before ; beyond, onthe further side ; over, across ;back,again ; aback ; to turn ; to retuin ; turn,alteration.Balikkan. To return, to send back; toput back ; to return ; to remit ; toturn.Balik-balak. Reversed, turned upsidedown ; overthrown.Balik-kambali. To turn back again,"Balik-mata. Juggle, sleight of hand ;literally, " turn of the eye."Balikria. The reverse, the contrary ; onthe contrary.Balikukup. Name of an island on thesouth-eastern coast of Borneo.Balila (j). Treason.Balilu (jav). Senseless, foolish, doltish.Baling. To toss, to pitch, to fling.Balit (j. bulit). To twist around, totwine round, to entwine.Baliya (s). Young, in the prime of life.Baliyaraja (s). Name of one of the heroesof the Maliabarat.Balor. Tumefaction of the flesh from ablow.Balwarti (for. baluarte). A rampart, afortified wall, fortification.Balu (ben), a widow or widower.Balubur (bat). A granary.Baluh. The frame or barrel of a drum.Baluhan. The howdah or chair saddle ofan elepjhant.Baluk.Baluk.Name of a kind of sailing vessel.A beam, a large piece of timber.Balumbang. The swell or roll of the seaV. Balumbang.Balun. To beat, to thrash, to drub.Balung. The comb of a cock.Balungai. Name of a mountain on thewestern side of Borneo.Balut. To wrap, to envelope.Balutuk (bat). A woodpecker ;theJavanese platuk.