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JUJ^JUN [62] JUN—JURJujuh (j. to melt, to dissolve). To pour,to emit.Jujul. Stakes or palisades placed in ariver as a defence.Jujur (liEj). The price paid to the2)arents for a wife, according to thecustom of the Rejaugs of Sumatra.Juki. Name of a game resemblingdraughts ; v. Chuke.Jukung (j. jukut). A small boat, a skiff,Jung (jAv). Name of the largest superficialmeasure of the Javanese, equalto 4 bans or chachahs, each of thesebeing estimated at the quantity ofirrigated land that a family can till.Jungring-salaka (jav). The abode of thegods.Jungkang. To couch or squat as a quadruped.Jungkat. To raise an object at one end,a canoe.the other resting on the ground.Julai. The extremity of a branch or Jungkiltan. A drawbridge.twig.Jupuk (jav). To take, to take up.Julaug. To raise and hold an object Jupul (ben). To happen, to come toover the head ; to carry an object as pass.a child is borne by its mother or Juput (jav). To pick up.nurse.Jura. One skilled in cock-fighting; aJulapang. A barn or granary; v. Jalapangand Jalapang.Juragan (sun. lord, master). The masterpractised thief; v. Jora and Jowara.Juling. To squint ; to leer.of a ship ; a supercargo ; a merchant.Julok. To stuff, to thrust into.Jural. To cut into segments, to partition; a line, a row ; a stripe.Juluk. To rise, to grow in height ; torise in greatness; to rise in the world. Juran. Implement; appurtenance, adjunct.Juluk (ben), a process for producingabortion.Jurang (j). A ravine, a defile ; a chasmJulung (sdm). First, earliest in time. a dell.Julung-julung (sum). First, at first. Jurit (jAv). War; battle, combat.Julung-julung. Name of a fish.Juroog. A betel-stand ; v. Chorong.Julung-julung. Name of a kind of boat. Juru. A corner, an angle.Julur. To move with an undulating Juru. The posts or upright stakes in amotion, to wag.fence.Jum. To go a-head, to ^o in advance ; aword used to coax cattle.Jiimad-al awal. The fifth month of theMahompdan kalendar.Jumad-al-axTr (a). The sixth month ofthe Mahomedan kalendar.Jumantara (jav). The heavens, the firmament.Jumantan (jav). A diamond; a preciousstone, a gem.Jumanang (jav). To stand, to standxipright ; to reign ; to govern, to rule.Jumat (a). Friday ; a week.Juinba. A measure of 12 feet square, ofwhich 20 make an orlong ; v. Urlang.Jumbil (j. gombel). The dewlap of anox.Jumiah (a). Total, whole, aggregatecollection, assemblage.Jumpa. To meet, to encounter ; to meetwith, to light on, to find.Jumpul. Name of a fish.Jumput (j. to pick up). The quantitytaken up between the two first fingersand thumb, a pinch.Jun (jav). An ewer.Junjung (j). To lift, to raise, to elevateto bear, to cany ; to prop, to supportto obey.Junjungan. Prop, support, stay ;patron,lord, master.Juntai.To dangle, to hang loose.Juru. Artificer, artisan, artist, oneskilled in any art or calling ; mastermanager, director ; v. Tukang.Juru-bad'e (j). A fortune-teller ; literally,"artist of the future."Jura-bahasa (j). A linguist, an interpreter; literally, " language-master."Juru-batu (j). A stone-mason ; the officerof ship in charge of the anchor.Juru-badil (j). An artillery-man ; a cannonier,a gunner.Juru-dapur. A cook ; v. Jura-pawon.Juru-gad'oug (j). A store -keeper ; awardrobe-keeper ; a treasurer.Jui-u-kaka. A monitor, a prepositor.Juru-kunchi (j). A steward; v. Jurui-umah.Juru-mari'am (j). A canuonier, an artillery-man; a gunner.Juru-minuman (j). A butler.Juru-mud'i (j). A helmsman, a steersman,a quartermaster.Juru-pawon (jav). A cook; v. Jurudapur.Juru-pad'ati (j). A carter, a waggoner.Juru-rumah. A steward ; v. Juru-kunchi.Juru-salin (j). A translator ; a transcriber,a copyist.Juru-sawah (j). A husbandman, a cultivator.Juru-sftlam (j). A diver.Juru-taman (j). A gardener.