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kAl—kAl [ 72 ]KAL—KAMKalantan. Name of a Malay principalityoil the eastern coast of the peninsula.Kalang. Tlie furrows ou the palms ofthe hands.Kalapa (j). The coconut palm ; a coconut,Cocos nucifcra ; seven cultivatedvarieties are known in Java ; v. Klapa.Kalapa-bali. The Balinese coconut, Cocosnucifera, var. maxima.Kalapa-ijau. The green coconut, Cocosnucifcra, var. viridis.KAlapa-liiut. The Seychello or sea coconut,Lodoicea sechellarum.Kalapar. The testicles.Kalapur. Convulsion, spasm.K.ilarai. Matting wove in ornamentalpattern.Kalasa (j). A carpet, a floor-cloth or mat.Kalasi (p). A seaman, a sailor, a marinerrigging.Kalat. Hai-sh, rough, astringent in taste.Kalat. To stick, to adhere ; to stick, notto pass through ; sticking, adhesive.Kalat. A strait of the sea ; v. Salat.Kalawar. Name of a small species of bat.Kalawi (j). Tlie bread-fruit tree, Artocarpusincisa ; v. Kluwi.Kalakah. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Borneo.Kalftkasah. Perturbed, disquieted, agitated.Kfllam (j). To sink, to go to the bottom.fceticla.Kalang-kalang. Intervening, intermediate,lying between; v. Klang-klangand Salang.KA,langi\r (j). To swoon, to faint ; swoon,fainting.Ki'ilangara. To pry ; to intermeddlecurious, inquisitive, prying.Kaibusung. A covering that laps overat the edge ; an envelope ; the sheathor capsule of the maize ear.Killdi. An ass.Kaled'ek. The batata, or sweet potato,Convolvulus batatas.Kalcngkeng. The Icechi fruit, Euphorialichi.Kaiewang (bu). Name of a kind ofcutlass or sword ; v. Klewang.Kali. 'Name of a fish.KAlib. To twinkle, to sparkle; to twinkle,to open and shut the eyes by turns ;twiuk, twinkle ; a fire-fly ; v. Kalip andKlib.Kaliling. Around, about, encircling,environing.Killiiii (j). Hem, sewn edge of a garment.Kalimat (a). A word ; a saying ; theword of god.Kalinchi (bat). A rabbit, a coney.Kalinchok. To stagger, to reel.Kalintau (ben). Name of a musicalinstrument.Kalintct. Clitoris; name of a plant,Clitoria ternatea.Kaling (t. Kaliugge). Telingana, or Kalingana,the country of the Telingas orTalugu ; Telinga or Chulia ; HindustanV. Xala^i.V. Kling.Kalat (j). A rope ;the braces of a shiiVs Kdlingking. The little finger or toe;V. Klingking.Kalip. To twinkle, to sparkle ; to twinkle,to open and shut the eyes by turnstwink, twinkle ; a fire-fly ; v. Kalib.Kalirai (j. kalu-u). Error; confusion,disorder.Kalis. Name of a fish.Kaliyan (j. galiaii). A mine, a trench formineral washings or stream-works.Kalmarin. Yesterday ; the day jirecedingany specified day.Killmarin-daulu. The day before yesterday.KfHilmbak (j). Eagle-wood, aloes-wood Kalongsong (ben). Tlie husks and otherV. Kayu-gahru.refuse of black pepper.Kalambit (ben). Name of a species of Kalopak. Calyx of a flower, flower-cup.bat.Kalopak-mata. The eyelids.Kftlambiie. A snail.Kalu. Dumb.Kalamkan (kalam). To sink, to cause to Kaluh. To sigh ; v. Kaloh.go to the bottom.Kalukub. Name of a forest tree.Kalamkari. Printed cloth, chintz. Kdlukus. Name of a kind of boat.Kalampai. Unsheathed, naked.Kaluli (t). Steel.Killampang. Name of a plant, StcrculiaKaluntung. A Chinese hawker orpedlar.Kahmg. To dress the hair in a knot atthe back of the head ; the knot of hairso dressed ; v. Galung.Kalupas. To peel off', to have the skinabraded.Kalupur. To be convulsed, to beviolently agitated ; v. Klupur.Kalupur-puyuh. Bald-headed.Kiiluruk (jav). To crow as a cock; v.*Kluruk.Kiimadong (jav). Magic, sorcery.Kamad-uh (j). Name of a plant with ahighly poisonous and stinging leaf,employed to irritate the buffalo in biscombat with the tiger, Urtica cestuans.Kclinah. To make water ; urine.Kdmala (j). A valuable diamond : anygem of great value ; v. Kumala.