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KUN—KUP [ 82 KUP—KUSKuna (JAV). Formerly, ancieuth', of old. Kupang. Name of a shell-fish ; a muscleshell.Kunaug (j). The fire-fly ; v. Kouang.Kunang. A page, an attendant.Kupang. Name of a country in theKunarpa (s). A corpse, a dead body. island of Timur, a Dutch settlement.Kunclia. Name of a dry measure, equal Kupas. To peel, to decorticate ; to flay,to 160 gautangs, or one-fifth of a koyau. to skin.Kunchi (J). A bolt, a bar ; a lock ; v. Kuping (j. the ear). An ear-ring; theKonchi.Kunclii-paha. The groin.Kunchikan. To bolt, to bar, to lock.Kundai (t). To tie the hair in a knot onthe crown of the head.Kundaug. An attendant, one of a trainof attendants, a retainer.Kundangan (j). A guest, one that is invited,from undang, " to call."Kundangan. Name of an esculent fruitV. Sarba-yaman.Kundur. Name of a kind of stork.Kundur. Name of a kind of gourd.Kund'i (jAV). A potter.Kuning (j). Yellow.Kuning-mud'a. Pale yellow; literally," young yellow."Kuning-tuwah. Deep yellow, orangecolour; literally, " old yellow."Kuningan (j. kuning). Brass; literally,"yellow object."Kunjara (jav). A prison, a dungeon.Kunjung (j. ujiuig). To pay visits toparents on festive occasions; to visitthe tombs of ancestors.Kuntara (jav). Name of the minister ofKandiawan, an ancient king of Java,and renowned in Javanese story.Kunti, or Dewi Kunti (s). The wife ofPandu and mother of the Pandawa.Kunting (j). Name of a kind of large boat.Kuntul (jAv). A heron, Ardea eyretta.Kung. A bow; knees, or crooked timbersin ship -building.Kung-palanggi. A rainbow.Kung-teja (j. teja, " a rainbow"). A rainbow.Kungan. The throat; the windpipe.Kungkang (j. tukang). The sloth, Lemurtardiyradiis ; v. Kongkang.Kungkang (j). A toad ; v. Kongkang.Kuugkuma (s). Saffron; Crocus sat iva;V. Kumkuma.Kungkung (j. to imprison). To stretchon a cross.Kuuah. To mumble, to chew as a toothlessperson ; v. Konah.Kuiiit (j. kunir). Turmeric, Curcuma.Kunit-basar. Curcuma longa.Kuiiit-padi. Curcuina zerumhet.Kuilit-santan. Curcuma purpurascem.Kuuung. Sudden.Kuuung-kunung. Suddenly, unexpectedly,unawares.Kupak (i'). Name of a kind of drum ; v.Kubak.ear.Kuping-mi\njangan. Name of a plant,Plantugo.Kupong (du. cupon). A copper money,estimated at 10 doits, or the decimal ofa Spanish dollar.Kupu (jav). a butterfly, Papilio.Kupu-kupu (j). Name of a plant, Bauhiniacorymhosa.Kui-a. Enlargement of the spleen.Kura and kura-kura (j).tortoise.Kura-kura-d-end'eng.A land or riverName of a speciesof land tortoise.Kura-kura-patah. Name of a species ofland tortoise.Kura-kura. Name of a large kind ofsailing vessel.Kura-kaki. The instep, the upper partof the foot.Kurah (bat). To wash.Kurai. Veined or mottled.Kurap. Tetter, I'ingworm ; a kind ofcutaneous sciirf to which those wholive much on a fish diet are liablescurvy.Kurap. Name of a plant.Kurau. Name of a tish.Kurawa (s). The descendants of Kuru,in the Mahabarat.Kurang (j). To want, to be wantingdeficient defective ; v. Korting.;Kurimata. The Cariman islands, at theeastern entrance of the straits of Malacca.Kurkur (bat). To grunt as a hog.Kurniya (s). Favour, grace ; bounty ;v. gift, lai'gess Karuiya and Kiirniya.;Kuro (ben), a leprous scurf.Kursi, krusi (a). A chair, a stool ; theempyrean, the crystalline heavens.Kuru (s). The Kuru, in the MahabaratV. Kurawa.Kurung (j). A cage ; a prison ; the aftercabin in a ship ; the poop of a ship.Kurungan. A cage ; a prison.Kurungkan. To cage ; to imprison.Kurupati (s). The king of the Kurawathat is, Suyiidana king of Astina.Kurus (j. kuru). Lean, emaciated ; meagre,thin.Kurusetra (s). The field of battle in thewar of the Mahabarat.Kurut. To sing, to chant.Kusa (s). The iron implement used bythe conductor in guiding the elephant.