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

SIK—SIM [ 1T2] SIM—SIN
Sikapkan.
Sikat (j).
Sikatkan.
To make ready, to prepare.
A brush.
To bi-ush, to scrub.
Sikap. Pei-sonal shape, bodily form
symmetry.
Sikap (JAV). A labourer, a working man.
Sikil (jAV). The foot; bottom, lowest
part, base.
STkin (a). A knife.
Siksa (s).
Seksa.
Punishment, chastisement ; v.
Siksakan. To punish, to chastise ; v.
Seksakfln.
Siku (j. sikut). The elbow; a flexure,
an angle; having the hands behind
the back, the elbows necessarily projecting.
Sikukan. To pinion by binding the arms
to the sides at the elbows.
Sikutuk
one.
(kutuk). Miscreant, accursed
Sila. To call, to invite, to bid ; to
welcome.
Sila (j). To sit, to squat.
Sila-panggung (j). To sit with one leg on
the opposite thigh.
Silah. To tuck, to gather into a nari'ower
compass.
Silah. The canine teeth.
Silak. To snatch, to seize hastily.
Silak. To bare, to uncover.
Silakau (sila). Prithee, please ye, be
pleased, be prevailed on ; to invite, to
welcome.
Silang-salisih. To clash, to run one
against another; to clash, to contradict,
to oppose.
Silangi (ben). Name of a fish.
Silap (j. silib). Wrong, erroneous; mistaken;
mistake, eiTor; omitted, overlooked.
Sila-sila. Genealogy, pedigree.
Silat. Name of a Malay state on the
western side of Borneo.
Silau. Dim, obscure.
Silaya (ben). Name of a small species of
dove.
Silam. Dusk, evening twilight ; night.
Sileda. Name of a place on the western
side of Sumatra.
Silih (j. to borrow). To reimburse.
Silimbau. Name of a Malay state on the
western side of Borneo.
Siliran. An ornamental border.
Silo (j). Dazzling, overpowering with
light; dazzled, overpowered with light;
weak-eyed ; ashamed, abashed.
Sima (jAV). A tiger. Probably a corruption
of the Sanskrit singa, "a lion."
Simai. A seedling, a young plant ; v. SS,mai.
Simbarit. A kind of tray or salver.
Simbat. A back stroke.
Simpai (ben). Name of a species of
monkey.
Simpai. A hoop ; the ornamental ring of
the hilt of a weapon.
Simpaikan. To bind with a hoop.
Simpang (j). To deviate, to turn from a
direct course; to decline; to turn
aside or out of the way ; to diverge, to
fork off; name of a place on the southwestern
coast of Borneo.
Simpangan. Deviation; the bifurcation
of a river or road ; a lane, a by-way ; a
pathway.
Simpan (j). To keep, to preserve ; to
lay by, to reserve for future use ; to
deposit, to hoard, to lay up, to store ;
to reserve, to conceal ; to husband.
Simplah. The refuse of the coconut
kernel after the expression of the oil.
Simplek (bat). Cracked, burst.
Simpoh. Name of a forest tree.
Simporan (bat). Seed-rice.
Simpul. A knot.
Simpulkan. To knot, to tie or bind with a
knot.
Sinai (bat). To threaten, to menace.
Sinan. Here ; v. Sini.
Sinangi. Name of a fish.
Sinaugsraya (s). Name of the forest in
the Mahabarat to which the Kurawa
retreated after their defeat.
Sinagar. Name of a species of palm,
Pinanga coronata.
Sinar (j. sunar). Light ; shine, lustre
beam ; to shine, to give light ; to
glitter, to gleam, to glisten, to beam.
Sinar-bulan. Moonlight.
SinAr-mata-ari.
Sinaran (sinar).
Sunshine.
Name of a gaudy female
head ornament.
Sindat. Narrow, not spacious, confined,
circumscribed ; the lower plate of
timber in house building.
Sindil (ben). In pairs, in couples.
Siudir. Mockery, ridicule ; irony jest,
;
jeer; to mock, to jeer, to deride.
Sindu-kapur. Name of a plant.
Smduraja (s). Name of one of the chief
personages of the Mahabarat.
Sini. Here, in this place.
Sinisuta (s). Name of a chief of the
Pandus, in the Mahabarat.
Sinja (s). The evening.
Sinjakala. Evening tide.
Sinjang (jay). Cloth, woven fabric of
thread.
Sinta (s). The spouse of Rama, in tho
Ramayana.
Sintang. Name of a place on the western
coast of Borneo.
Sintar (ben). Name of a bird.
Sintok (j). Name of a tree, a species of
cinnamon, Cinnumomum sintok.