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Didik.DID—DRA [43] DRA—DURTo bring up, to nourish, to educate,to rear.Dikau (j. dika). Thou.Dilah (jAv). A torch ; a candle.Dilaiu (j). Name of a genus of plants,Progostemon.Dili. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra ; name of aplace on the northern coast of Timur.Dimpit. To run against ; to collide.Din (a). Faith, religion, worship.Dina. Common, low, mean ; v. Ina.Dina (s). Day.Dina-ari. Daybreak, dawn.Dinah (ben). Model, plan.Dmar (a). A piece of money ; name of agold coin, equal m value to a Venetianducat, or about 5s. lOd. sterling.Dinging. Cold, chilly ; coldness, chill.D"iorang(d-iya and orang). They; literally," they people."Dipa (s). Lord, prince. Much used incomposition by the Javanese in theformation of the titles of the nobility.Dipati (s). The highest title of Javanesenobility; v. Adipati.Dirita. Rank, row, order.Dims (j. irus). To sprinkle ; to water,to irrigate ; v. Ii-us and Jirus.Diwal ( p). A wall ; r. Dewal.Dij^a. The pronoun of the third personV. lya.Di3'akan. To appropriate to himself orhei-self ; to make his own or her own.DTyan (j). A torch, a link : a candle.Diyam. To be silent, to be mute; tocea.se talking ; to be silent, to be still,to be quiet ; to stay, to wait ; to stay,to tarry ; to stay,' to dwell, to residesilence !Diyam-dij'am. Silently, without noise;privately, secretly.Diyamkan. To silence, to cause to besilent.Diyat (a). The law of retaliation ; theprice of blood.Doa (a). Prayer, invocation.Dodol. Sweet-meats.Dolo. Name of a bird, a wader.Domul. The snout of certain animals, asthe hog.Donga. Foolish, simple, silly ; stupid ;V. Dunga.Donggala. Name of a place in Celebes,in the tei-ritoiy of Kayali.Dongkang (j. kongkang). A toad.Dongkol. Trouble, distress.Doi'oug (ben). To rush, to push on.Dosa (s). Crime ; sin.Dragam. Brown, very dark red.Drana (j). Patient.Dras (j). Rapid, impetuous, movingviolently as a torrent ; v. Daras.Drawa (j). Syrup ; v. Darawa.Di-ang. To tiuk, to tinkle, to clink; v.'Darang.Dring. To growl as a tiger ; v. During.Drubiksa (jay). A goblin, an evil spirit.Druiia (s). Name of a bramin andpundit in the Mahabarat ; v. Durna.Druyudana (s). Another name for Suyudana,one of the Kurawa, and king ofAstina, in the Mahabarat.Dubar (a). The posteriors.Duga (j). To guess, to conjecture ; toestimate ; a plumb, a plummet ; asounding lead ; to plumb ; to soundwith the lead.Duka (j). Anger, passion ; angry, wroth.Duka (s). Difficult, laboi-ious ; difficulty;embaiTassment ; grief.Duka-nastapa. Trouble, misfortune.Dukachita (s). Sadness, sorrow, uneasinessof mind ; sad, grieved, ill at easeto gi'ieve, to sorrow, to be sad.Dukana (j). Lascivious, unchaste, obscene,lewd.Dukuh (jAv). A small village.Dukung. To carry or bear on the hip.Dukungan. A burthen carried on thehip.Dulapan. Eight ; v. Dalapan.Dull. Dust ; foot ; claw.Duraba (p). A .sheep.Dunai. Name of the Nicobar pigeon,Geopkillus Nicoharicus.Diinya (a). The world, the earth ;worldly goods.Dunga. Silly, simple, stupid ; v. Donga.Dupa (s).Incense, fumigation.Dura (por). Duration, long time ; todelay, to dally.Dm-aka (j). Crime, guilt ; sin ; pei-fidy,treason, treachery ; criminal, gviilty ;perfidious ; treacherous.Durasana (s). Name of a brother ofSuyudana, king of Astina, and one ofthe Kurawa.Durbiksa (jav). A goblin, an evil spirit.Duren (duri). The durian fniit; literally," the thorny object ;" v. DuriyanDuno zibethinus.Durga (s). The Hindu goddess Durga ; ademon; danger.Duri (j. ari and ri). A thorn, a spine, aprickle.Duriyan (j). The dui-ian; v. Duren,Name of an island in the easternpart of the Straits of Malacca, givingname to the straits called Drj'an in themaps.Durja. Countenance, face, mien.Durjana (j). Rogue, knave, villain, thief;kna\ish, villanous ; knavery, villainy.Durna (s). Name of a bramin in theMahabarat; v. Druna.