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LAP—LAS [87] LAS—LAWLapik. A stand ; a frame, a pedestal;lining.Lapis (j). A fold, a double, a plait;" fold," in composition lining ;sheath-ing-Lapisan. Lining ; sheathing.Lapiskan. To fold, to double.Lapuk. Mould, mother; mouldy, mildewed.Lapuk. Brittle, fragile ; feeble, deficientin bodily strength ; v. Rapuk.Lar (JAV). Feather, quill ; wing.Lara {(jav). A virgin, a maiden ; v.Kara and Dara.Lara (j). Sick, ailing, diseased; sickness,disease, malady ;pain, achecare, anxiety.Lara-asmara (j and s). Love-sick.Larabisa (j). Love-sick ; literally, " poison-sick."Larah (j. larih). To pledge, to invite todrink at an entertainment.Larahan. The cup or object pledged todrink.Larah. Vendible, s.ileable, in demand.Larah -larahan. Mutual pledging todrink.Larajunggrang (jav). The name givenby tiie Javanese to tlie representationof the Hindu goddess Durga slayingthe demon Mahesasura, and which,literally rendered, means " the sublimeor exalted maid."ship.Larak. Name of a parasitic plant, of Lawa (jav). A bat.wliich the fruit is esculent, and the Lawad (j). To inquire after a person, tobark yields a colouring matter.pay a visit of inquiry.Larang (j). To forbid, to prohibit, to Lawah. A joke, a jest ; a figment.interdict; to prevent, to hinder; forbidden,interdicted; contraband, ille-Lawan (j). To match, to mate, toLawa-lawa. A spider.equalgal, unlawful ; rare, scarce ; dear,costly.Larangan. Things forbidden ;unlawfulthings ; contraband goods ;prohibition; a coffin.Laras. Body, main part ; the tube orbarrel of a missile weapon.Larat. To be able, to be capable; tohave power.Larawij-ang (j. lara, "sick," and wirang," shame"). Shame-sick.Larek. To turn on a lathe or potter'swheel.Lari. Length, opposed to breadth.Lari (j. larik). A row, a line.Lari. To run ; to flee ; to abscond ; todesert.Larian. Pauming ; flight ; absconding ;desertion.Larikan. To run away with, to carry off.Lari-kawin. A run-away marriage.Larut (j. to flee). To retreat, to fallback ; to deviate ; to drag anchor.Lasa (ben). Maimed, mutilated.Lasam (jav). Name of a district on thenorthern side of Java.Lastrung (jav). The disease calledpolypus in the nose.Lasu. To turn sour, to become acid.Lat. Stranger, foreignei*.Lata. A peculiar morbid nervous excitabilityin women.Lata (s). To crawl, to creep.Latar (jav). A court, an area or openspace before a house ;an estrade.Latih. To teach, to instruct.Lati-lati. Name of a bird.Lati'i (jav). Night.Latu (jav). Fire.Latung (jav). Petroleum, earth-oil.Lat'a (jav). Name of a yellow cosmetic.Lat-i (jav). The lips.Lat'i (jav). To blacken the teeth indelibly,according to the practice ofthe Indian islanders.Laung. Long, slow, tedious ; late, tardy ;a long time.Liiung. To halloa, to call or shout to.Laut (j). The sea, the ocean.Laut-kidul (j). The south sea, the.southern ocean ; the sea south of theIndian islands.Liiut-pulau. Name of an island on thesouthern coast of Borneo.Liiutan (j). The high sea, the open sea.Liiuti. To put to sea, to go in a boat orto compete ; to rival ; to resist ; tooppose ; match, mate, equal ; rival,competitor ; antagonist, opponentenemy, foe ; rival ; opposite, againstcontrary; adverse.Lawanan. A match, a side, a party ; opposition;rivalry.Lawani. To match, to mate ; to oppose,to contend against.Lawang. Wink, twinkle.Lawang, or kulit-lawang (j). Clove^f)ark ;the bark of a tree having the odour ofcloves, and an object of trade, LauruskidU-lawahg.Lawang (jav). A gate, a door.Lawas (jav). Old, ancient ; long time ;long ago.Lawat. To walk as in a procession.Lawat (bat). To walk in a funeral procession; to visit the friends of adeceased person ; to visit the sick.Lawat (bat). A shadow, representationof an object by partial e.-iclusion oflight.