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

MIY—MOR [IIG] MOR—MUJ
Miyara (ben). To create.
Mlaka (j). Name of a tree, Emhlica
officinalis; the town of Malacca; v.
JKilaka.
Mlarat (jav). Needy, destitute; want,
penury.
Mlawati (jav). The khigdom of Anglingdarma,
in Javanese romance.
Mlayu (j). To mn, to walk quickly; to
i-un away, to flee ; v. Malayu.
Mliwis (jav). Name of a species of
teal indigenous in the Indian islands,
Dendrocygna armata, Cuv.
Mlompat (j). Tojump, to leap ; to skip,
to bound ; to caper ; v. Malompat.
Modal (t). Capital, stock in trade; v.
Mudal.
Modar (jav). To die, to lose life.
Mogah. Name of a sort of silk cloth.
Mojar (jav). To say, to speak.
Mojo (jav). Name of a fruit ; v. Maja.
Majopait. Name of the chief state in
Java before the conversion to Mahomedauism,
overthrown a.d. 1478 ; v.
Majapait.
Moko-moko. Name of a i^lace on the
soutli-v.-estern coast of Sumatra.
Molek. Delicate, choice, excellent.
Momong (jav). To nurse, to tend; to
foster, to nourish, to rear.
Momot (jav). To load, to lade, to burden.
Momotan. Load, burden, cargo.
Monclia (jav). Various, different.
Monchlima (jav). The adjoining neighbourhoods
of a town or village.
Mouchanagara (jav and s). The outlaying
provinces of a kingdom.
Monchapat (jav). The immediate neighbourhoods
of a town or village.
Monda (jav). To stake, to bet.
Mondalika (jav). Name of a small island
on the north coast of Java, and near
the Cape of Japara.
Mondaraka (s). Name of the kingdom of
Salya, in the Mahabarat.
Mondra (jav). To go round, to move in
a circle.
Mond'ok (j).
A stage, a resting-place on
a journey; to put up at a stage or
resting-place ; v. Poud'ok.
Montrawiscsa (s). Name of a king of
Telingana, celebrated in Javanese romance.
Mong (jav). a tiger.
Mongkil. Tumid, swollen, puffed up.
Mongmong (j).
A public crier's gong.
Monat (sun). An ape, a monkey.
Morabangun (jav). A name of the prince
known in Javanese story as the Panji,
called also Jayakusuma and Ngrouakung.
Moi-ai. The dial bird, Lanius musicus,
Turdiis minda/nensis, Gracula saularis,
Lin.
Mori (for. mouri). Moorish, belonging
to IMahomedans, generally understood
of Hindustan.
Moiin (j. miiun, " to weep "). To beg, to
ask leave ; leave, permission.
Mouukan.
leave.
To give permission, to grant
Moyang. Great-grandfather ; ancestor,
forefather.
Mrugi (rugi). To cause loss, to injure,
to damage ; v. Mai-ugi.
Mrugol (j). To ravish, to deflower ; literally,
" to throw down."
Mrentang.
routang.
To cross, to thwart ; v. Ma-
Mu (j). Thou.
jMiia. Name of a species of pheasant.
Miiafakat. Agreement; to agree, to as-
sociate.
Muara (j). The mouth or embouchure
of a river, whether at its confluence
with another river or with the sea;
V. Muwara.
Mubang (j).
To go round, to move in a
circle; to tui-n, to revolve, to move
round.
Mubangkan. To turn, to cause to revolve.
Mudah. Easy, facile ; liberal, generous.
Mudahan. Easiness, facility.
Mudahkan. To facilitate, to make easy.
Mudah-mudah. Easily, \^'ithout difficulty
; easily ; haply, possibly, may
be.
Mudaya. Resource, expedient, device.
Mudal (t). Capital, stock in trade ; v.
ModaL
Mudu (ben). Sober, abstemious.
Mud'a. Young, not aged ; unripe, immature,
not pei-fected by age or art ; light,
not deep in colour; junior.
Mud-a (jAv). Foolish, weak of intellect
silly, witless.
Mud-a-baiiya. Youthful, in the prime of
youth.
Mud-ik. To proceed against a stream or
current ; to ascend a river ; to proceed
into the interior of a country ; the interior
or inland, ojiposed to the coast
or sea-board ; its correlative is " ilir."
Mud'un (jav). To descend, to come
down.
Muga (jav). To desire, to entreat, to
solicit.
Muga-muga (j). Desirous, entreating;
may, expressing desii-e ; hoping, expecting
with desire.
Muja (s). To pray, to supplicate ; to beg,
to entreat.
Mujud (a). Present, existing.
Mujur (j). Lengtliwisc, not thwart,