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BUT—BUW [34] BUW—CHAButa (j). A demon, a gobliu.Buta (j. wiita). Blind, deprived of sight.Butakan. To blind, to make blind.Butik. Name of a parasitical plant.Butil. A grain ; v. Butir.Butir. A grain, a particle ; an idiomaticterm used in counting certain objects,as pepper, beads, &c.Butu. Membrum virile.Butul. Through, from one side to theothei-.Butung. The island called in the mapsBouton, near the south-eastern wing ofCelebes ; name of the island of Bouton,on the west coast of the Malayan peninsula,and at the western end of thestraits of Malacca.But-ak (j. wub-ak). Bald, bald-headed.But-ak. Thick, turbid, not clear.Buwah (j. uwah and woh). Fruit; anidiomatic tei-m in counting certain objects,as countries, towns, lakes, resei'-Toirs, houses, shii^s, boats, stones, gems,&c. ; V. Buah.Buwah-ati. Darling ; literally, " fi'uit ofthe heart."Buwah-buwahan (j. woh-wohan). Fruitsin general, fruits collectively.Buwah-chatur. The pieces at the gameof chess.Buwah-chuki.draughts.Buwah-jugar. The pieces at the gamecalled jugar.Buwah-mariam. A cannon ball.bai-jawa.Chabai-jawa. Piper longum; v. Chabaichanggek.Chabai-rawit.The pieces at the game ofBuwah-pala. The mace spice.Buwah-pari. Dice.Buwah-peler. The testicles.Buwah-pingang. The kidneys.Buwah-timbangan. Weights for weighing.Buwaja (bat). Dung, a corruption of Baja.Buwaua (s). The world, the universe.Buwang (j). To throw, to fling, to castto throw away, to reject ; to throw out,to eject ; to force out, to expel ; to putaway, to divorce, to repudiate ; to dischaigc,to cashier ; to banish, to exile ;to put to death judicially ; to discharge,to let off, to fire ; v. Biiang.tery; lascivious, libidinous; loquacious,prating ; a low person that imitates themanners of a superior.Buwang-ayar. To case, to stool.Chabulan. Lasciviousness.Buwang ayarsnni. To .stale, to piss. Chabut (j). To pluck, to 2:>idl ; to eradicate,Buwang-baiakang. To turn one's back,to take up by the roots ; to cashier,to i-un away.to remove from a post ; to subtract orBuwaiig-bidak. To give a pawn at chess. deduct.Buwang-darah. To blood, to let blood. Chachad (j). Blemish, deformity; fault,Buwang-d-iri. To take oneself off, to defect ; v. Chachat.take to flight ; to destroy oneself; to Chachah. To chop, to mince, to cut incommit suicide.small pieces.Buwangi. To throw, to fling ; v. BuwangkaningChachah. To puncture the skin, insert-indelible colouring matter ; toBuwangkau ; v. tr. To throw, to fling. tattoo.to cast, to throw away, to throw f»it, to Chachah (jAv). Quantity, nunibcr; count,reject.Buwas. Mischievous, wicked.Buwat. To do, to make, to perform ; toconstruct, to fabricate.Buwatan. Work, deed, act, performancefabric, workmanship.Buwaya (j. baya). A generic name forthe alligator.Buwaya-labu. Name of a species of alligator.Buwaya-katak. Name of a si^ecies ofalligator.Buwaya-tambaga. Name of a species ofalligator.Buyon. A name often given to slaves,but of which the etymology has notbeen ascertained.Euyung (j). A jar, a pitcher, a water-pot.A generic name forCHABAI (j. chabe).pepper, but especially for the capsicum.Chabai-achung. Capsicum frutescens ; v.Chabai-sabrang.Chabai-bflsar. Capsicum incurvum.Chabai-changgek. Piper longum; v. Cha-Capsicum fastigiatmn.Chabai-Silbrang. Capsicum frutesccns ; v.Chabai-achung.Chabai-sulasi. Capsicum hicolor.Chabang (j). A bough, a branch ; nameof a weapon ; v. Chawang.Chabar (j). Weak, feeble, impotent ; aterm of opprobrium; to upbraid, toreproach.ChabAk (j). Name of a species of goatsucker,Caprimulqus affinis of Horsfield.Chabek. To tear, to rend.C'habuk (p). A whip.Chabuk. A species of foul ulcer.Chabul. To roar as the sea ; to violate afemale, to commit fornication or adul-envuiicration.