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IKU—IXC [ 55 INC—INUIkur-mata. The outer angle of the eye.Ikut. To follow, to go after ; to accompany; to attend a.s a dependent ; toobey ; to copy, to imitate ; according,conformably to, agreeably to.Ikut-ikutan. Successively, in successionfollowing in succession.Ilai. To laugh aloud ; loud laughter.Ilanun. Name of a nation of the islandof Mindanau noted for piracy.Ilang (j). To lose; to be deprived of;to lose, not to win ; to vanish, todisappear ; to die, to be no more ; lost,missing.Hat. To cheat in gaming ; fraud,guile.liar (bat). To himger, to be hungry.Ilir (j. milir). To go with the streamor tide ; to descend a river ; the coastor sea-board distinguished from theinterior of a countiy.Imam (a). A Mahomedan high-priestV. Amam.Iman (a). Faith, religious belief; v.Aiman.Iman. Good, right, proper.Imbal. To follow, to go after.Imbas. Alike, similar.Impas (sun). To retaliate, to repay, torequite ; to pay a debt.Impok. Maimed, mutilated, crippled.Impun (j). To assemble, to be collected,to be gathered together ; to collect, togather together; to accumulate, toheap, to add; to unite, to join intoone.Impunan. Collection, assemblage; assembly,congregation, council.Injak (J. jajak, " to kick").Impunkan. To collect; to impose, to trample; to stamp.lay down.Injat (bat). To strike against an object,Ina (s). Mean, of low birth or rank ;to collide.mean, abject, base; pollution, defile-Injin (for. engenho). Axle.ment.Ina-dina. Pei-sons of all ranks, the commonalty.Inair (a). Pleasant, delightful, delicious ;V. Ainai- and Enak.Inakarta-pati (j). Xame of one of theprinces celebrated in Javanese romanceunder the name of Panji.Inang. A nurse ; the breasts, the mammce.Inangda. A nurse respectfully.Inang-paugasuh. A governess, a duenna.Inap (J. ngiuap). To sojourn for anight.Inchi. Master or mistress; a titularprefix of respect to names of perIku (Jat). That.Inchit. To expel, to drive out.Ikur. The tail of au animal ; lower end Inchut. Lame, halt.train of a garment ; train, retinue ;Indah. Rare, preciou.s, valuable ; admirable;V. Endah.an idiomatic term in the enumerationof animals ; v. Ekor.Indah -indah. Very rare, most precious.Indahkan.To esteem, to appreciate, toprize, to value; to mind, to respect;to heed.Indalas. A mythic name sometimes givento the island of Sumatra.Indam (bat). To bathe oneself.Indap. To skulk ; to lurk ; to sneak.Indra (s). The Hindu god ludra; a classof male celestial beings ; v. Endra.Indrabuwana (s). The heaven or worldof Indra.Indragiri (s). Name of a river and Malaystate on the north-eastern coast ofSumatra.Indramaya (s). Name of a town and districtof Java, in the coimtry of theSundas.Indrapura (s). Name of a place on thewest coast of Sumatra, formerly anindependent Malay state.Ind'u (j. idung). Mother, dam ; v. Indung.Indu-ayam. A brood hen.Ind'u-jari. The thumb; literally, "motherof the fingers."Ind-ung (j. id'img). Mother, dam ; nidus,matrix.Ind'ung-kasturi. A m\isk-bag.Ind'ung-madu. A honeycomb.Ind'ung-mutyara. A mother of pearlshell ; a pearl oyster.Indung-sutra. The nidxis of the silkworm,a cocoon.Ini (j. iki). This.Inilah. This it is, for this reason.Inintah. This.To tread, toIntah.Possibly, perhaps.Intai (j. nginte). To peep ; to spy, toregard attentively ; v. Intip.Intalas (a). Satin.Intan. A diamond.Intika (a). End, termination, finished,terminated.Intik-intik (bat).Freckled.Intip (JAV). To peep, to peer, toInjot-injot (bat). To stretch a rope, totighten a cord.Insaf, ansaf (a). Justice, equity ; moderation.spy-Intit (bat). To hide, to conceal.Inu (jAv). Male, not female.