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GUB—GUN [52] GUN—GUWGubai. The sap-wood or soft wood of a Gund'ik (j). A concubine.tree, distinct from the heart or harderpart.Gubal, V. Gubai.Guni (s). A kind of sacking, the manufactureof Bengal, from the CmxhonisGubamur (roR. gobernador). Governor.Gudi. A betel-stand.capsularis.Gud'a (j). Temptation, incitement to evil. Gunting (j). Scissors, shears ; nippersGudang (t). A warehouse ; v. Gftd'uug. snuffers ; to cut with scissors, to shearGugah (j). To rouse, to awaken ; to to clip ; to snuff the wick of a candlealarm, to disturb ; alarm ; uproar ;or lamp.sedition, insurrection.Guntur (j). Thunder.Gugat (sun). To accuse.Gunung (j). A mountain, a hill.Gugup (j). Fluri-y, precipitation, hurry. Gunung-api. A mountain with a volcanoGugur (j). To drop, to fall spontaneously a volcano.or untimely; to miscarry, to have anabortion.Gunun g-gunungan.or stages.A series of platfoi-msGuguran. An abortion, an abortive birth. Gunggung. To mouth as a dog.Gugurkan. To cause to drop ; to produceGunggung (jav). To sum, to reckonabortion.sum, reckoning; to praise, to laud;Gukan (bat). To pair as birds.praise, laud.Gula (s). Sugar.Gupuh (j). Hurriedly, precipitately,Gula-batu. Sugar-candy; literally, "stonesugar."hastily, suddenly ; to haste, to huiryhaste, hurry, precipitation ; v. Gopoh.Gula-pasir. Raw sugar ; literally, " sand Gupuh-gvipuh. Hastily, hurriedly; v.sugar."Gopoh-gopoli.Gulai. A stew or curry ; soup, broth. Gupuk. Fat, stout, large.Guiana. Troubled, grieved.Guling. To roll, to I'oll about, to wallow.Gulingkan. To cause to roll.Guliug-gidingk^n. To toss or roll aboutan object repeatedly.Gulung ( j). To roll up ; to furl ; a roll,the object rolled up.Gulung-chuchuh. Name of a plant,Plmniera obtusa.Gulung-gulung. Timbers that bind the Gurd-i (j).rafters of a house.Guri. An ewer, a water-pot.Gulungan. A roll, the thing rolled up. Gurinda (j). A grindstone; ?;. GarSnda.Gulunggang. Name of a plant, Cassia Gurindam. A i-iddle, an enigma; song;alata; v. Galenggang.verse ; to sing.(s). A tender of cattle, a herdsmanscratch, a score ; toGumbala Guris (j. garis). A;a charioteer; an elephant-di'iverscratch, to scoi-e.V. Gftbala, Gambala, Kabala.Gurit (jav). To sing, to chant.Gumbak. A tuft of hair left on the Guritan. A song.crown, when the rest of the hair of Guron. A wilderness, a desert.the head is shaved.Gum (s). A teacher, an instructor, aGumatiir (j). v.To quake, to tremble ; master ; a name given to the chief deityGatar and Gam^tar.of the Indian islanders while Hindus,Gumilang (j). Bright, shining, lustrous,resplendent, effulgent ; v. GAmilang.Gum pal (j. gampal). A clod ; a piece, abit, a fragment.Gumuruh (j). To shout; a shout.Gumuti. The gomuti palm, £orassusgomuti.Guna (s). Use, worth, value ; charm,spell, incantation.Guna-kaya (jav). Goods, effects ; wealth,riches.Guna-pangasih. A philter, a love-charm.Gunapa (guna and apa). Why, wherefore,for what purpose.Gunawan (guna). Utility, usefulness.Gund-ul (j). Bald, bald-headed ; havingthe head shaved.Gurak (ben). Scurf, foulness of skin.Gurami (j). Name of a species of carp,preserved in ponds and stews in Java,and suj^posed to have been originallybrought from China ; v. Grami.Gurap (t). The kind of ship called byEuropeans a grab.Gui-au. To toy, to trifle, to dally, tosport ; to joke.a gimlet, an auger.and probably Vishnu.Guru-kaka. A monitor, an upper boy ina school.Guruh. Thunder ; the rattle of a gongor drum.Gurungtalo (bu). Name of a people,language, and country, in the northeasternlimb of Celebes.Gusar. Angiy, wroth.Gusi (j). The gtims.Gusong. A reef of rocks.Gusti (JAV). Lord, master ; mistress.Guwa (j). A cave, a cavern, a gi'otto ; amine; a quarry.Guwa. I ; supposed of Chinese origin.