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GAR—GAD- [48] GAD—GAMvehicle of the Hindu god Vishnu;1'. Grud'a.Gai'ulangit (j). Name of the brother-inlawof Rawana, in the Ramayana.Garut (j). To scratch, to claw ; to scrape.Garwa (jav). Spouse, consort, wife.Gasal (j. gangsal, "five"). Odd, not even.Gasap (j). Hard, rough, rugged; v.Kasap.Gasing. A boy's top.Gasir (bat). To undermine, to sap.Gatal (.t). To itch ; itching, prurientitching, desiring, lewd, lascivious, wanton.Gatal-mulut. Impertinent, intrusive.Gatotkacha (s). Name of a son of Bima,in the Mahabarat.Gawal (re). Dull, slow of understanding.Gawal (bat). To entangle ; to perplex ;to embroil ; to confound.Gawam (re). To sue, to plead, to contendat law.Gawe (re), v. Gawam.Gawe (jav). To do, to perform; work,labour.Gawe-ning-wong (jav). Census of theland and population, estimated by thequantity of the former which a familyis supposed to cultivate ; literally, " aman's work or labour."Gawerasa (gawe, J., and rasa, s., "to causeto feel'). To take to oneself what isaddressed to another.Gawul. To mix, to compound ; toconfase.Gawung. A hollow soimd as in a vaulta cave.Gawung (bat). A shady place.Gawung. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra, betweenKampar and Indragiri.Gaya. To plan, to design.Gayit (j). To hook, to hold with a hookor crook ; a crook, a hook.Gayoh. Name of a wild tribe in the interiorof Sumatra, in the territory ofPalembang.Gayong. A ladle having a coconut-shellfor its bowl.Gilbala (s). A tender of cattle, a herdsman; a charioteer; an elephant-driver;V. Grlmbala, Gumbala, Kambala.Gabang (j). Name of a palm, Coryphagebanr/a.GAbang (jav). Name of a district ofCheribon, in Java.GilbAr. Checked, cross-striped.Gad-ang (j. g^d'e). Big, great, largo.Gad"is. Name of a plant.G&d'ogan (jav). A hor.se stable.Gild'ong (t). a warehouse, a storehouse ;1 ; any house builtof brick or stone. This is the origin ofthe word "godown," in general useamong Europeans in India for a warehouse.Gad'ubang. Name of a kind of sword.Gad-upang. The buttocks.Gagak. Noisy, clamorous; noise, clamour.Gagaman (jav). Tools, implementsarms, weapons ; v. Gaman.Gagand-en (jav). A mallet ; v. Gand'en.Gaganja. The upper end or capital of apillar or column.Gaganjil. The kidneys ; v. Ganjil.Gagar. To vibrate, to quiver.Gagat. A moth.Gagawin (j. kaklawin). A song, a ballad,a ditty.Gagdlang (j). A song, a ditty ; name ofa place in the province of Pranaraga, inJava.Gdgali. The kidnej's ; v. Gili-gili.Gagaras. Voracious, I'avenous.Gagatai". The artificial stalk of a bouquetof flowers ; name of a woman's headornament.Gaginjal. The reins, the small of theback; v. Ginjal.Galaga (j). Name of a tall grass. SaccJiarumspontaneum; v. Glaga.Galaga (bat). To bubble.Galajah (t). Rapacity, greediness.Galak. To laugh loud continuously;continuous loud laughter.Galamber. The dewlap of an ox ; thewattles of a cock.Galambung. Foam, froth, bubblessurge, billows.Galang (j). A bracelet ; armlet ; anklet.Galangpintu. The handle of a door.Galanggang. A stage for cock-fighting ; afield of battle.Oalap. Dark, obscure; darkness; obscurity.Galap-gulita. Utter darkness.Galar (j. order, arrangement). Title,appellation of honour ; name of manhood.Gillatak (lam). To babble, to tattle.Gali. To tickle, to titillate.Galinchir. To slide; slippery.G:iluju. Gluttonous; a glutton.Galuk. A coconut shell ; r. Gluk.G&lumpai. Thatch made of split bamboo.Gillung (j). To tie the hair in a knot onthe crown of the head in the Javanesefashion ;the hair so tied.Galimg. A path, a footway.Galut (j). To embrace by taking in thearms ; to hug ; to wrestle.Gdmak (jav). A quail.Gamas. Hard, rough, rigid.