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CHA—CHA [35] CHA-CHAChachah-siti (jav). Enumeratiou of familiesby the quantity of land a familytills, or that will maintain one ; v. Ga-a sweet-scented flower, Michclia champaka,or Michelia Blumei.Champaka-mulya (s). Name of a plant,wening-wong.Parkhisonia aculeata.Chachak. To set, to plant, to stick in the Champaka- sailan. Name of a plant,gi-ound ; a stake, a palisade.Pyirkosa Horsfieldii.Chaehar (j). The small-pox, variola. Champaka-gimung. Name of a plant,Chachat (j). Blemish, defect ; v. Chachad. Liliodmdron lilifera.Chaching (j). An eai-th worm ;. an intes-Champala (s). Name of a country in thetinal worm.Chadai. To jest, to banter.Chadar (p). A sheet ; a mantle ; a veil.Chadi (be>."). The outriggers of a boat.Chadik (bat). The lower jaw bone.Chagar (j). A deposit, a stake ;pledge,a mortgage.Chah (cHix. of Fokien). Tea, Thea.Chahar. To purge, to have frequentstools ;pui'giug, diarrhoea.Chahari (s). To seek, to look after, toC'hakai). To undertake, to attempt ; undertaking,attempt; offer, proposal.Chakra (s). A circle ; a wheel ; a discus,a quoit.Chakra-kambang. The kingdom of Kama,in the Mahabarat.Chaki-awala (s). An orb, a circle.Chakut (bat).Chalakuta (s).Siva.Chalichi. Covetous, rapacious ; avaricious.Chaling. The tusk of the wild boar.Chalit (j. dulit). To smear, to daub.Chamara (s). The tail of the yak, orThibet ox ; false hair ; v. Chamara.Chamara-laut. Name of a tree, Casuarinarnuricata ; v. Aran.C'haming-chamiag. Name of a plant,Averrhoa acida.Champa. Name of a country on theeastern coast of the gulf of Siam, thesite of a Malay colony of long standingV. Champa.Champak. To cast, to throw ; to cast, tocast away.Champaka (s). Name (jf a tree yieldiugMahabarat.Champui- (j). To mix, to mingle, toblend; to compound.Champur-bawur (j). To intermingle, tobe mixed indiscriminately.Chauai (t). A whetstone; a smoothingstone ; to whet ; to smooth by a roller,to mangle, to calender.Chanang. A small kind of gong used bythe public ci'ier.Chanar. A common name for the genussean-ch for.of plants called Smilax.Chaharian (chahari). Goods, effects, property;Chanar-babi. Smilax repanda.literally, " the object sought Chanar-bokor. Smilax leucopJi ylla.after."Chandal. A term of reproach, of whichChahya (j). Bright, shining ; brightness, the literal meaning has not been ascertained.lustre ; light ; the human face.Chahya-mata. A word of endearment Chandra (s). The moon ; month ; date,"light of the eyes."epoch.litei-ally,Chai (sun). "Water ; a river.Chandrakeraua (.tav). The wife of PanjiChakang. Tight, tense.luakarta, a heroine of Javanese romance.Chakar (j). the foot of a bird ; claws,talons ; to claw, to scratch with the Chaudramula (s). Name of a plant.claws or talons.Cbandrawati (s). The king of Mandaraka,Chakar- bebek. Xame of a plant, Cotij- in the IMahabarat.Icdon laniata.Chandu (j). Prepared opium for smoking.Chakar-manehakar. To claw and be Chandi (j). A monument ; a temple ofclawed, to claw mutually.idols ; a tomb ; a burial ground.Chand•i-se^\^l. Name of the principalgroup of ruins at Branbanau, in Javaliterally, " the thousand temples."Chaniior (sun). Name of a Sunda districtin Java ; literally, " coco-treeriver."Chantakapura (s). Name of a city inThe hiccup, sinrjultus. Javanese romance.Name of a Hindu deity, Chantigi-basar. Name of a plant, Thibuudiaflorihunda.Chantigi-wangi. Name of a plant, Gautierapunctata.Chantik. Pretty; neat, spruce, trim.Chantri (s).A pupil, a disciple, a scholara priest ; v. Santri.Changgah (jav). A long forked implement,for securing ferocious animalsor persons running a-muck.Changgai. A long finger-nail, worn as amai'k of distinction.Changgeh. Foppish, coxcombical ; saucy,pert ; v. Changgeh.Changgong. Shy, reserved.Changis. Name of a tree.Changkiling. To take by the hand orgive the arm in friendship.