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BAW—BAT [19] BAY—BAdBawal-itam. The black pomfret.Bawal-kadiwas. Name of a pomfret.Bawal-putih. The white pomfret, themost delicate of all Indian fishes.Bawaii. A playfellow, a playmate.Bawang (j). A common name for plantsof the onion family, Allium.Bawang-china. The common onion ; literally,"the Chinese onion," Alliumcepa.Bawang-kuchi. Name of a variety ofonion ; literally, " the onion of Cochin."Bawang-merah. The common onion ; v.Bawang-china.Bawang-putih. Garlick ; literally, " thewhite onion," Allium sativum.Bawang-timur. Tlie shallot, Allium ascalonicum; literally, " the onion ofTimur," or " of the East."Bawar. Name of a fish.Bawasir (a) Piles, hemorrhoids.Bawat (jAv). Name of a small umbrella,one of the badges of the bopati, orhighest rank of Javanese nobiUty.Bawat. To depend, to incline, to hangdown.Bawatan. The ropes called braces in aship's rigging.Bawur (j). Mixed, mingled, blended.Bawurkan. To mix, to mingle, to blend.Baya (s). Danger, peril, hazard; v. Bahaya.Baya (j. kaya). Like, equalBaya-baya. Similar, veiy like.Bayan. A parrot, Psittacus asbeckii.Bayan. Relation, narrative.Bayankan. To relate, to naiTate.Bayang (j. wayang). A shade, a shadowa phantom, an apparition.Bayaug. Name of a fish.Bayang. Name of a place on the westerncoast of Samati"a.Bayar (j. to answer, to reply). To pay,to defray ; to disburse.Bayaran. Payment, disbui"sement.Bayat. To sow rice in a nursery fortransplanting.Bayam. A common name for the genusAmaranth.Bayam-batul. The " true amaranth," orculinary amaranth, Amaranthus oh-Bayik. Good ;proper, fit, convenientlucky, fortunate, auspicious as to timewell, suitably ; whether ; oi*.Bayik-bayik. Very well; exactly, justly.Bayiki. To mend, to i-epair ; to better,to improve.Bayiklah. It is well ; it were well.Bayik-paras. Handsome, beautiful, wellfeatured; beauty.Bayik-suwara. Sweet-voiced, melodious.Bayu (s). The wind ;gust, blast of wind.Bayuh (j. wayuh). Polygamy, pluralityof ^vives.Bayuk. The beard.Bayung. To howl.Bayuputra (s). A name of Bima, in theMahabarat.Babaka. To copulate as quadrupeds ortread as birds.Babal. Ignorant, untaught; inexp3rienced,raw; simple, silly; doltish,stupid, stolid.Babalan. Ignorance ; folly, foolishness.Babaran. Difficulty, trouble.Babaran. Name of a fish.Babari. Name of a grub infesting fruit.Babaru. Name of a fish.Babatur (jav). Groimd, floor ; foundation.Babad (j). To wrap round, to gird ; asash, a girdle, a waistband ; v. Babat.Baban. Bundle, pack ; load.Babangkas. To sneeze.Babarapa (apa). Much ; many ; some,several ; as many as, as much as.Babat, v. Babad.BabereL Name of a species of goatsucker,Caprimulgus.Babiri (s). A sheep ; v. Biri.Babungan (j. wuwung). The ridge of ahouse-roof; the roof itself; v. Bumbung,Bubungan.Bdchak. Stagnant rain water, a pool ofstagnant rain water.Bachan. The island called in our mapsBatchian, near Gillolo, in the Moluccasea.Bachana. A cistern.Bachara (s). Consultation, deliberation,discussion, conference ; to consult, todeliberate, to discuss, to confer; counsel,advice ; opinion, judgment, notionraceus.Bayam-duri. The "thorny amaranth,"talk, discourse, conversation ; to talk,to discourse, to converse ; speech, languageA maranthiis spinosus.; to say, to speak ; cause, suit.Bayam-merah. The "red amaranth," Bacharakan. To advise, to counsel.A maranthus tricolor.Baydm-mouat. The " monkey amaranth,"Badai.Badai.To level plouglied land.To hit, to strike ; to snap.A maranthus prostratus.Badan, badan (a). The body, person;Bayam-sayur. The culinary amaranth ;the trunk.literally, "the pot-herb amaranth." Badawi (a). A Beduin ; a robber, a freebooter; rude, boorish.Bayan. A waiting-maid, a handmaid.Bayi (jav). A child, an infant.Badat (a). Heresy, schism ; innovation.