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KOL—KOR [79] KOR- KRAKole. To depend, to hang down as abroken branch ; v. Gole.Kolek. Sedentary in habits, of reclusehabits ; addicted to the society ofwomen.Kolek. N'ame of a kind of boat.Kolong. To chase or pursue eagerly.Komandur (eu). Commander, commandant,governor.Konang (j). The fire-fly ; v. Kunang.Kombang (j). Name of a large speciesof black bee ; v. Kumbang.Kompra (jav).Koncha (jav).Mean, low, vulgar.Companion, fellow, mate,comrade.Konchi (j). A bolt or bar for a door ; alock ; V. Kunchi.Konchi-paha. The gi-oin ; litei-ally, " lockof the thigh."Konchor. Name of a plant, Kariwpjeriafjalanga.Kondam (ben). Name of a kind of earring.Kondur (jav). To fall back, to retire, toretreat.Kond'a (jav). A tale, a story, a romance.Kond'abuwana (j). Name of the countryof the Hindu goddess Durga.Kone. The penis.Konjara (j). A dungeon, a prison.Konjuk (jAV). To offer, to present; tosubmit, to represent.Kont-ol (jav). The scrotum and testes.Konga. Name of a tribe, country, andlanguage of the island of Floris.Kongkang (j. tukang). The sloth, Lemurtardigradus ; v. Kukang.Kongkang (jav). Name of a species of^ frog.Kongkon (jav).To send on a message.Kongkonan. A messenger ; an emissary,an envoy, an ambassador.Kongsi (cHix). A company, a commercialKordngkan. To lessen, to abate.Korang-preksa. Uninformed, ignorant.Kore (jAV). The country of Bima, in theisland of Sumbawa.Kored (sux). To weed, to free fromweeds.Korek. To dig ; to bore.Kori (jAv). A gate ; a door.Korinchi. The country of Koi-inchi, hithe interior of Sumatra.Koripan (jav). Name of an ancient kingdomof Java, the seat of the governmentof which was in the modern districtof Grobogan.Korok. To excavate the earth, to mine.Korok (j. ngorok). To snore.Korsang. A brooch.Kortgewas (bat). A shi-ub.Kos (p). The Persian league, about twomiles.Kasong (j). Empty, void ; vacant, imoccupied.Kosot. Tangled, entangled; perplexed,intricate.Kosotkan. To tangle, to entangle; toperplex.Kotor (j). Dirty, filthy, foul, nasty ; unclean; dirt, filth.Kot'a (s). A fort, a fortress, a castle ; atown, a city ; v. Kut'a.Kotak (jav). a box, a wooden case orchest without a lock; the smallestJavanese land measure, a perch ; anarable field.Kot'a-wariDgin (j and s). Name of acounti-y and river on the southern sideof Borneo.Kotong (jav). Empty, void ; v. Kosong.Kowar (jav). Bastard, spui-ious.Kowe (j). Thou; thy.Koyak. To tear, to rend ; to lacerate.Koyan (j). The largest weight knownto the Malays, and variously reckonedassociation.at from 27 piculs up to 40.Konah. To mumble, to chew gently, as Kra. An ape or monkey, a generic termone without teeth.V. Kara.Koiioh (jav). A cosmetic.Ki-abil (jAV). An ear-ring.Kop. The seat or chair for the rider of Krabu (j). An ear-ring.an elephant; v. Kob.Krah. To summon together; to levy,Kopak. To burst, to break open.to muster ; levy, muster.Kopi (eu). Cofi"ee, Coffca aralka. Krahkan. To call together, to assemble ;Kopyak (jav). A cap.to muster, to levy.Kora. The spleen ; v. Kura.Krak. Crust, incrustation; name of aKorap. Name of a disease of the skin. plant, Ruellia anagallis ; v. Karak.Korap. Name of a tree, Cassia alata. Krak-nasi. Rice-crust ; name of a plant,Kordng (j. kiirang). To want, to be Pergularia accedens ; v. Karak-nasi.wanting ; to be deficient ; defective Ki-akat (jav). Sticking, adhering ; united,without, not having; less, not so joined; v. Karakat.much. It is often equivalent to the Krama (jav). Marriage ; to marry.English terminal particle " less ; Rrama (jav). The poUte dialect of theV. Kurang.Javanese language.Korangan. Deficiency ;scarcity ;penury. Kramadaya (s). Name of a brother ofKoning-asa. Hopeless, without hope. Rawana, in the Ramayana.