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

NC'J—NGR [ 121 ] NGR—NUR
Nujum (a). The stars; horoscope;
astrology.
Nuiiah (a), a point, a dot.
Nun. That, those, yonder.
Nurbisa. Name of some kind of poison.
Nuri (j. nori). The loory parrot ; a paiTot.
Nusa (jAv). An island ; v. Nuswa.
Like pulo, it is often prefixed to the
names of islets in several parts of the
Archipelago.
Niisa-bara (jav). A name sometimes
given to the island of Madura.
Nusa-brambang (jav). Name of a small
island off Cheribon in Java.
Nusa-kambangan (jav). Name of an
island off the southern coast of Java
sometimes it is applied to Bali.
Nuswa (jav). An island ; v. Nusa.
Nii^a/- (a). Eloquent.
Nuwala (s). A royal letter ; a rescript.
Nuwun (jav). To beg, to pray, to
entreat.
^ GAGAOR (sun).
a cat.
To mew, to cry as
Ngali (bat). Gall, bile.
Ngalir. To flow, to stream ; v. Alir.
Ngamam (j). To confuse, to perturb,
to perplex ; to disconcert ; to alarm.
Nganga. To gape.
Nganggit (jav). To file, to string; to
compose, to write.
Ngangut (bat). To pine, to languish
to mope ;
dotage.
to dote, to be in one's
Ngapa (apa). To ask, to question;
question, demand.
Ngariiung (riiung). To howl.
Ngati-ati (jav). Heedful, careful, cautious.
Ngayub (jav). To shade, to shadow
to shelter, to screen, to give refuge.
Ngalu (j). Dizzy, giddy ; vertigo, giddiness;
headache.
Ngaluh. To sigh.
Ngambara (jav). To roam ; v. Kambara.
Ngarana. Sad, grieved, distressed,
afHictcd.
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Ngari. Terrible, dreadful, frightful ;
terrified, frightened ; v. Ngri.
Ngarin. Angi-y, indignant ; v. Nring.
Ng^rok (j). To snore; v. Ngi-ok and
Ngorok.
Ngigau. To rave, to be delirious
raving, delirium.
Ngilu (silu).
edge.
To have the teeth on
Ngiyun. To mew, to cry as a cat.
Nglana (jav). To roam.
Ngomong (jav). Talkative, garrulous.
Ngorok (j). To snore; r. Narok and Ngrok.
Ngreni (jav). Name of the queen of
Morobangun or Jayakusuma, king of
J.anggala, a heroine of Javanese and
Malay romance.
Ngri. Ten-ible, dreadful, frightful ; terrified,
frightened ; v. Ngari.
Ngrin. Angry, indignant ; v. Ngarin.
Ngrok (j). To snore; v. Narok and
Ngorok.
Ngrouakung (jav). A name of Panji
Jayakusuma, king of Jauggala.
Nguwap (j. angob). To yawn.
JNa (j). He; she; it;— always an
_ inseparable affix ; v. liia.
Nah. Out, away, begone, hence, off
Nai (jav). Grandmother ; matron ; lady.
Nala. Flame, blaze ; to flame ; to blaze.
NaMng (ben). To awake, to arouse from
_ sleep.
Nali (bat). Gall, bile ; v. Ngali.
Naman. Well, sane, sound, healthy.
Namok. A guat, a mosquito, Culex.
Naiiah (bat). To broil, to roast on the
^ coals.
Naiii. To sing ; singing, song.
Naiiikan. To lull, to put to sleep by
_ singing.
Naring. Loud, shrill.
Naris (J. slowly, gently). Almost, nearly.
Nata (j. true, real, genuine). Manifest,
clear, plain, open, apparent, evident;
conspicuous, obvious ; certain ; plainly,
_ clearly, distinctly.
Natakan. To clear, to make manifest;
to prove, to demonstrate.
Nawa (j). The life ; the soul ; the breath.
Naya (ben). To slander, to calumniate.
Nabur (bat). To leap or skip in the
_ water.
NAdar. Sound, fast (as to sleep).
Nailulung. Name of a sea-fish.
Nilih (jav). To borrow.
Ningning. A mouse.
Niru. A fan, a sieve for winnowing.
Nudanta (j and s). Name of a small
variety of coconut ; literally, the
_ " ivory coconut ; " a woman's bosom.
Nung. A kind of titular prefix to names
_ of persons of inferior condition.
Nur (j. nu). The coconut tree and fruit,
_ Cocos nucifera.
Nur-dai-ah. Name of a variety of the
" blood coconut."
coconut ;
Nur-gad'ing. Name of a variet;^of the co-
_ conut; " ivory coconut;" v. Nur-danta.
Nur-karah. Name of a variety of the
_ coconut " ; tortoise coconut."
Nur-manis. Name of a variety of the
^ coconut " ; sweet coconut."
Nur-maraki. Name of a variety of the
coconut.