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BOI^-BRA [31] BRA—BUBBoros (j). Prodigal, profuse, extravagant, Bram (j). Name of a fermented liquorwasteful, lavish.made from rice.Bosan (j). Satiated, glutted, palled; to Bramara (jav). Name of a large speciesirk, to weary of; avei-sion, disgust, of black bee ; v. Kumbang.loathing.Branga. The eggs of an insect.Bosor. Greedy.Brasik (j). Clean, pure ; v. Barsik.Botoh (jAv). To gamble ; a gamester. Bri. To give ; to allow, to permit, toBotrawi (jav). A reservoir of water.suff"er ; to cause, to make ; to punishBowar. A kind of fishing-rod.corporally.Boyong (jav). To be made captive, to be Bri-ati. To encourage, to give heart, totaken prisoner ; to flit, to migrate.animate.Boyongan (jav.) A captive, a prisonercaptivity.Bra. Pain from sympathy of a nervewith a remote part of the body.Bralak (sun). A white star in a horse'sface.Brama (s). The Hindu god Brama.Brama (s). Name of one of the highestof the mountains of Java, with anactive volcano.Bramaua (s). A Bramin.Brama-sukma (s). Name of a king renownedin Javanese stoiy, whose kingdomis called Barat-maj \va, supposedto be in continental India.Brambanan (jav). Name of a place inJava, situated in the central provinceof Pajaug, containing many fine remainsof Hindoo temples ; v. Prambanan.Bramban (j). An onion. Allium cepa.Brambau-utan. Name of a plant, Pancratiumzeylanicum.Brahala (j). An image, an idol; v.Barahla.Brani (j. wani). To dare ; to venture,to risk ; to be able, can ; daring,courageous, bold, intrepid ; courage,daring, bravery, intrepidity.Brangsang. To provoke, to excite, tostimulate ; a stimulant, a provocative.Brapa (apa). How many, how much ; v.Barapa.Brapat. Name of a tree, a species ofmangrove, Rhizophora cascolaris.Bi-as (j. uwos, wos, bra.s). Rice freedfrom the husk, but not cooked.Bras-kunit. Rice coloured with turmeric,and used as a cosmetic and charm.Brat (j. awrat, ^vrat). Heavy, ponderousgrievous, oppressive ; weighty, important,momentous ; weight, gravity.Brata (s). Name of the ancestor of thePandawa and Kui-awa.Bratayuda (s). The war of Brata ; thename of the Javanese epitome of thepoem of the Mahabarat.Brati (brat). To make heavy ; to overcharge; to weigh down.Brawijaya (s and j). Name of an ancientking of Java reigning at Majapahit.Brabas (jav). Name of a district of Java.The word mean.s, " to weep."Bri-gila. To cause to be in love, toenamour ; literally, " to give to befoolish or mad.Bri-malu. To shame, to disgrace ; toaffront, to insult; literally, "to giveshame."Bri-mari. To bring ; literally, " to giveto come."Bri-pargi. To send, to dispatch ; literally,"'to give to go."Bri-tau. To make known, to inform, toinstruct.Briksa (s). Trees planted for ornament.Briugin (j. wringin). The Indian fig-tree,Ficus indica.Brita (s). News, tidings, intelligencei-umour, report.Brombong. Name of a tree.Bronong. A kind of hamper or basket.Brontak. To push or hit against.Brong. A kind of Chinese gong.Brudu. A tadpole.Bi-uk. Name of a species of ape.Brimai (sometimes written Burnai). Nameof the town and country of Borneoproper, from which the island hastaken the name by which it is knownto strangers ; v. Burnai.Bruwang (j). A bear, (7rsu3 malayanusof Horsfield.Bu. To roast, to grill, to broil.Biiah (j. woh). Fruit ; v. Buwah.Biiang. To throw away ; v. Buwang.Bijas. Wicked, mischievous ; v. Buwas.Biiaya (j). An alligator ; v. Buwaya.Buboh. To put, to place, to set, to layto affix, to attach, to apjjly.Bubu (j). A kind of fish weir, or trap.Bubuk. A weavel, a wood worm.Bulml. Name of a disease in the feet.Bubul. To repair a net.Bubungan (j. wuwung). The ridge-poleof a house ; a house-roof; v. Babunganand Bumbung.Bubur (j). Pap, paste, pulp ;pulpymatter ; soup, pottage.Bubur-susu. Rice boiled in milk.Bubut (j). Name of a bird, the crowpheasant, Centropus philippensis.Bubut-basi (jav. bubut, "to tear," andbasi, "iron"). The Javanese name ofa brother of Rawaua, in the Ramayana.