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

PAR—PAR [127] PAR—PAS
Para-i3utri. Princesses collectively.
Para-ratu (j). Kings collectively.
Para-rara. Handmaids.
Para-tapa (j and s). Hermits, recluses.
Parah (p). A dry measure, reckoned at
10 gantangs or gallons.
Parak (j, near, close to). Between, intervening.
Parakkan. To part, to sunder so as to
leave a space between.
Parambanan (JAv). Name of a place in
the province of Pajang, in Java, containing
the most remarkable remains
of Hindu temples of the island, the
oldest of which is stated to have been
built in 1266 (probably the root is
bi-amana) ; v. Prambanan.
Paran (para). The ridge pole of a house
roof.
Parantian (rantai). One that is chained
or fettered, a convict.
Parang. To blot out, to obliterate.
Parang. Name of a plant, Mimosa
scandens.
Parang. To hew, to chop, to hack; a
cutlass ;
a chopping-knife, a cleaver.
Para-para. Soot.
Parara (j. para, " all," rara, " maids ").
Handmaids, waiting - women ; v. Parwara.
Paras (j).
surface.
To shave, to pare close to the
Paras. The face, the countenance
beauty of featm-es.
Parau. Hoarse.
Parau (j). The lungs ; v. Paparau.
Parawan (j). A virgin, a maid ; v. Prawan.
Pare. Name of a forest ti-ee yielding
wood-oil.
Parental! (j). Ordei', command, mandate
; to order, to command ; v. Pareutah
and Prentah.
Pareutahan. Dominion, authority; dominion,
government.
Parewarna (s).
of the gods.
The heavens, the abode
Pari. Lot, chance ; a die.
Pari. The ray or skate fish.
Pari-bintang. The name of a species of
ray ; literally, " the star ray."
Pari-dadap. Name of a species of ray
literally, " the buckler ray."
Pari-lalat. Name of a species of ray
literally, " the fly ray."
Pari-laug. Name of a ray ; literally, " the
eagle or kite ray."
Parik. To kindle, to light.
Pariksa (s). To inquire, to examine, to
investigate ; to search ; inquiry, examination
; in Javanese, it means, to compi-ehend,
to conceive, to understand;
understanding; v. Priksa aud Preksa,
and Pareksa.
Pariksaan. Searcli, inquiry; examination,
investigation.
Pari-pari (bu). Name of a port and settlement
in Celebes.
Paris (JAV). A shield, a buckler.
Paristawa. A time, a particular time.
Parit. A ditch, a moat ; a trench, a canal.
Paroh. The beak or bill of a bird.
Parok. A rasp, a coarse file ; voracious,
ravenous.
Paron (jAv). An anvil.
Parsi (p).
Parta (s).
Partipeya.
Persian.
A name of Arjuna.
Name of one of the chiefs of
the Kurawa, in the Mahabarat.
Parung (sun). Fordable, capable of being
passed on foot.
Parut. A scar, a blemish; scarred,
marked with scars.
Parvvara (j). Handmaids, waiting-maids
V. Parara.
Parwata (s). A moimtain.
Pasa (j). Fast, abstinence ; to fast ; the
Mahomedan Lent ; v. Puwasa.
Pasai. Name of a place on the northeastern
side of Sumatra, usually called
Pase.
Pasak (j. to drive, to force). A pin, a
peg ; a native, one born in the country.
Pasakitan (jav. sakit). Imprisonment ; a
prison.
Pasal (a. fa^al). Chapter; article; title
section.
Pasanakan (jav. sanak). Brethren, kindred,
kinsfolk; friends.
Pasang. Flood-tide ; to flow as the tide
the tide.
Pasang. A pair, a couple.
Pasang. Name of a game resembling
draughts.
Pasang. To apply, to put to use ; to give
action to.
Pasang-api. To kindle a flre.
Pasang-badil. To discharge cannon oifire-arms.
Pasang-gadang. High water.
Pasang-kdreta. To put horses or oxen
to a carriage.
Pasang-kring. Low water.
Pasang-layar. To make sail.
Pasang-pdlita. To light a lamp.
Pasang-parnama. Spring-tide, the springtide
of the full moon.
Pasang-tauang. Slack water; literally,
" still water," or water not in motion.
Pasanggrahau (jav). A stage, a restinghouse
on a journey.
Pasapati (s). Name of the spear of
Arjima.
Pasar (a. bazar). A market, a bazar.
Pasaran (pasar). The market week or
week of five days in Java.
Pasawat. A particular kind of cordage.