A grammar and dictionary of the Malay language : with a preliminary ...

LTJD—LUM [93] LUM—LUR
Ludira (jav). Blood.
Luga (s). Place, region ; v. Loka.
Lugas (jav). Bare, naked, unadorned.
Lugam (t). Place, region; v. Logam,
Loka.
Lugora (jav). Name of a fabulous weapon.
Lugu (jav). Stock, capital.
Luh (jav). a tear.
Luh (a), a tablet.
Luji (a). The ocean, the deep.
Luka. A wound; an open sore, an
ulcer.
Lukah. A kind of weir or fish-ti-ap.
Lukiii (luka). To wound, to inflict a
wound ; v. Lukakun.
Lukakan. To wound; v. Lukai.
Lukis. To draw, to design; to work
figures with the needle.
Luku (j). Abbreviation of waluku, " a
plough."
Luiang (ben). To perish.
Lulo (bat). Dirt, mire, mud.
Lulong (BEx). To howl; r. Lulong.
Lulut (jAV). Love, affection, kindness.
Lumas. To smear, to daub.
Lumat. Powder, dust ; meal, flour.
Lumatkan. To pulverise, to reduce to
powder.
Lumba (jav). To plunge or bound as a
horse.
Lumba. To strive, to contest, to contend
; V. Lomba.
Lumba-kuda. A horse-race.
Lumba-prau. A boot-race.
Lumbak (j. labak). A valley, a glade ; v.
L^mbak.
Lumbar. To twist.
Lumbi (bat). To dig. to delve.
Lumbu (ben). To roll as waves, to swell
as the sea.
Lumbung (jav). A barn, a granary.
Lumintu (jav). Frequent, incessant
ever, always.
Lumpang (j. lumpat). A mortar for
husking rice.
Lumpat (j). To jump, to leap; to skip;
to bound ; to spring; v. Lompat.
Lumpuh. Palsied ; incapable of locomotion
from debility ; numb.
Lumpur. Mud, mire, slime.
Lumrah (jav). Common, public, cun-ent
open, notorious.
Lumur (j. scab, cicatrix).
foul, to stain.
To soil, to
Lumut (j). Name of an aquatic plant,
Limnophila sessilijiora ; slime;
mossy.
moss;
Lunak. Soft, not hard or firm, flabby
slack, loose ; mild, indulgent, easy.
Lunas (jav). To finish, to complete ; to
put to death by judicial sentence.
Lunas (j). The false keel of a ship.
Lunchip (j. lungid). Point; pointed,
Lulu (p). a pearl ; a gem, a jewel.
Luluh (j). To dissolve, to be melted, to
sharp-pointed.
Lunda (j). Name of a plant.
Luntas. Name of a plant, Pluchea indica.
Luiiut (bat). Wide, broad, spacious.
Lunggar. Weak, feeble.
Lungau (bat). Fetters, shackles.
be liqmfied ; to be reduced to powder Lunggoh (j). To sit, to be seated ; to
or atoms pulverised ; to be digested,
; hold a place or post ; a seat ; a place
to be concocted in the stomach.
or post.
Luluhkan. To dissolve, to liquify; to Lungid (jav). Sharp, having a keen edge,
reduce to atoms.
having a sharp point.
Lulum. To lick, to lap.
Luhmg (bat). To howl ; v. Lulong.
Lulur (jav). To cleanse the skm by
Lungseng (j). The warp in weaving.
Lungsur (jav). To descend, to fall, to
sink ; to lower, to cause to fall or sink.
friction and cosmetics.
Lulur (bat). To swallow.
Lulus (J). To pass, to go, to go on, to
Lungsur (j). To move or slide down an
acclivity.
Lunu (j). A bog ; slippery, not affording
proceed.
firm footing.
Luluskan. To cause to pass ; to accom- Lupa (s). To forget, not to recollect ; to
plish, to execute, to perform ; to per- forget, to neglect; foi'getfulness, obmit,
to suffer, to allow.
Lulut (j. lulm-). To rub the skin with
livion ; neglect,
neglectful.
omission ; forgetfvd
cosmetics ; to smear, to daub.
Lupa (jav). Weary, faint ; listless.
Lupa-lupa. Fish maws, or, correctly,
fish sounds, an article of commerce.
Lupit (jav). Narrow ; name of a Javanese
land measure, being the oneeighth
of a jung, or largest measure.
Luput (j). To escape, to be freed, to be
rid from ; to lapse, to pass away.
Luputkan. To free, to discharge, to exonerate;
to loosen, to unbind.
Luput (j). To fail, to miss, to omit;
failing, lapse; mistake, error; fault,
defect, imperfection; fault, offence,
ti-ansgression ; misdemeanour ; crime.
Lurah. A groove, a channel ; a canal.
Lurah (jav). Head, head-man ; village
chief ; a title of the third order.
Lurik (j). A weaver's loom ; name of a
striped cloth.
Lm-uh. To drop spontaneously; to shed ;
to fall.