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LAK—LAM [85] LAM—LAMwith the sole exception of that Lamakera (bu). Name of a smallof the Lam23ungs of Sumatra, where the island lying between Flores and Timur,colonised by the Bugis.word is correctly ajiplied : v. Laksa.Laknamana (s). Name of the brother of Laman. The page of a book.Rama, in tlie poem of Ramayana. Lamar (jav). A token of betrothal, orLaksamana. The title of the commanderof the fleet in some Malay sta;cs,which is the same as commander oftlie forces.Laksana (s). Like, resembling ; v. Laksaiia.Lakn (j). To go, to proceed ; to passto move on ; to travel ; to succeed, totake effect ; to pass, to be cui-reutprogress ;proceeding ; course ; way,mode, manner ; transaction ; action,deed ; conduct, deportment, behaviour; condition, state.Lakukan. To effect, to accomplish, toexecute, to perform ; to conduct, tomanage.Laku-laku. Thus, after this fashion.Lalai (j. lali). To forget ; to neglect, todisregard ; forgetful ; negligent, inattentive; listless ; idle, unemployed ;forgetfulness ; negligence, inattention;oblivion.Lalana (jav). To journey, to travel ; toroam, to wander.Lalang (j). Name of a tall rank grass,Andropogon caricosum ; v. Alaug-alang.Lalangit (j). The palaty ; an awning,a canopy ; from Langit, the sky ; v.Laugit-langit.Lalara (j). Sickness.Lalat (j. lalar). A fly, Mus^a.Lalat-karbau. Literally, "buffalo-fly;"QLslrus.Lalat-kuda. Literally, " house-flv ; " Tabauus.Lalawa (j). A bat, Vcapcrtilio ; u Lawa.Lalayu (j). A pennon, a streamer, abanner ; v. Lalayu.Laleyan (jav.) A brick wall ; a name ofPanji Inakarta-pati.Lalu. To go, to move, to pass ; to setabout, to apply to, to proceed to do ;past, gone, not present. It may sometimesbe translated by our preterite" was."Laliii. To pass, to go beyond ; to pass,to go through ; to exceed, to go beyond; to resist, to oppugn ; to refuse,to deny ; to cross, to contravene.Lalukan. To cause to pass, to cause toproceed.Lama (j). Long ago, long since ; long,not for a short time : old, former,anterior, prior ; old, ancient ; duration,length of time.Lama-lama (j). Very long ago. verylong since ; very long time, greatlength of time.present from the bridegroom to theparents of the bride.Laiuaraan. Name of a place on thenorth-western coast of Borneo.Laman. Void, empty, unoccupied;room, space.Laman (j). Name of a kind of hangeror cutlass.Lambai. To beckon, to make a sign ; towave, to brandish.Lambar (sun). Sheet, thin expandedobject ; leaf of a book.Lambat (s). Slow, tardy, dilatory ; lingering,loitering ; late, long-delayed ;long, for a long time ;slowness, tardiness;delay, procrastination.Lambatkan. To delay, to prolong, toprotract ; to procrastinate.Lambe (jav). The lips; brim, margin,border.Lanibego (bu). Name of an island onthe southern coast of Celebes.Lambung (j. the waist). Flank, sidebelow the ribs ; flank of an army.Lambung. To throw with a jerk, or tossin the air.Lambungan. Flank, side ; v. Lambung.Lamin. Two, a pair.Lampah (jav). To go, to proceedgoing, proceeding ; course, way ; conduct,demeanour, behaviour.Lampai. Slender, long and small.Lampas. Talkative, loquacious, gari'ulous,prating, chattering, babbling.Lampau. To exceed, to go beyondlimits ; to pass, to go beyond.Lampai'. Contagious, infectious.Lampas. Rash, hasty, precipitate ; rashness,temerity.Lampiri. To swathe.Lampis. A fold, a double ; v. Lapis.Lampor (ben). A stack or rick of corn.Lampu. To pa=s by.Lampu (eu). A lamp.Lampuh (bat). To exceed, to surpass,to excel.Lamjjung. Name of a country, peojile,and language of Sumatra.Lampung. A buoy, a float.Lampus (jav). To be killed, to be putto death.Lampuyang. Name of a plant, Ziwjihercassumunar ; r. Lampuyang.Lamun (jav). If, suppose that ; in case,if it should happen ;provided thatalthough, even if, notwithstandingthat, in order that.Lamur (jav). Purblind, dim-sighted.