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

SUM—SUN [ 177] SUN—SUR
Sumiu' (j). A spring, a well, a fountain.
Sumutan (bat). Cramp of the hands or
feet.
Sunan (jav). A title of the principal
sovereigns of Java. The word is an
abbreviation of Susimau, itself from
the root siiun, " to beseech, to entreat,"
and the meaning, " the object besought
or entreated ; " v. Susunan and Susiiunan.
Sunapang (du. snappaan). A musket, a
firelock; v. Sanapang.
Sunat. Name of a small kind of boat.
Sunat (a). Lawful, authorised, allowable.
Sunat (a). Circumcision.
Sundara (jav). Name of one of the
highest mountains in Java, forming
with Sumbiug the two called in the
maps " the brothers."
Sundal (s). A strumpet, a harlot, a
whore.
Sundalan. Whoredom, fornication, harlotry.
Sundal-malam. Name of a flower, the
tuberose, Polyanthes tuberosa; literally,
" the harlot of night."
Sundol. To gi-ub, to turn the earth up
with the snout ; v. Sungkur.
Sund-a (sun). The people and country
of Sunda in Java.
Sund'a-kulou (jav). The western portion
of the Sunda country.
Sund-a-wetan (jav). The eastern portion
of the Sunda countiy.
Svmd'uk (j). A spoon, a ladle ; a shovel
a spud, or weeding tool ; to skim ; to
deal with a ladle ; v. Sud'uk.
Sunti (bat). Name of a hot aromatic
plant.
Sunting (j. sumping). To deck the
ears with flowers or other ornaments
flowers placed behind the ears for
ornament.
Suntingmali. A term of endearment.
Suntung (ben). Name of a marine
animal.
Sungai. A river ; a ri\'ulet, a brook.
Sungga. A crow's-foot, or caltrop.
Simgging (jAv). To ornament, to decorate,
to embellish with coloured figures
in painting or embroidery.
Sunggorah. Name of a Siamese province,
the next to the Malay states on the
side of the gulf of Siam.
Sungguh. True, not false ; veritable, not
erroneous ; real, genuine ; veracious ;
honest, not fraudulent ; certain, .«ure,
indubitable ; earnest, serious, not a
jest ; truly, really ; indeed, in truth ;
assuredly, certainly.
Sungguh-ati. Truly, sincerely : earnestly
truth ; sincerity ; earnestness.
Sungguhi. To verify, to confii-m; to
assure, to make certain.
Sungguhpun. Verily, truly.
Sungguhkan, v. Sungguhi.
Sungguh-sungguh. Earnestly, seriously;
assuredly, undoubtedly, indubitably.
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Sungkan
inclined.
(jav). Loth, imwilling, dis-
Sungkur. To fall forwards from a sitting
posture ; to fall prone.
Sungkur. To grub, to turn up the earth
with the snout ; v. Sundol.
Sungsang (j). Upside down, bottom
upwards, heels over head; to invert,
to turn upside down ; v. Songsang.
Sungsum (j). Marrow.
Sungsung (jav). To go against the
stream ; to ascend a river ; to present,
to represent to a superior; v. Songsong.
Sungu (j). a hom.
Sungul. To murmur, to
Sungut.
Sungut, V. Sungul.
gi-umble; v.
Sungut (j). Whiskers, mustachios ; hair
of the upper lip of the feline tribe ; the
feelers of fishes and insects.
Suiiasaki (s). Name of one of the horses
of Krishna's chariot.
Suiii (s). Still, silent ; solitary, lonely,
retired, sequestered.
Supa (jav). Name of a renowned cutler
or kris maker of Java.
Supan. Shame ; ashamed ; modesty ;
modest ; affable, courteous ; courtesy,
civility, good breeding ; courteous,
civil, well-bred.
Supan (bat). Low, near the ground.
Supana (j. a road, a route). An ascent
by a flight of steps.
Supata (jav). An oath ; a vow ; a curse,
a malediction ; to swear; to vow; to
curse, to execrate.
Supaya (j). For, for this reason that,
in order that, to the end that, so
that.
Supaya-jangan.
that not.
So that not, in order
Supit (jav). Nan-ow, strait, confined ; v.
Sumpit.
Supraba (s). Name of a Hindu goddess,
daughter of Indra.
Sura (s). Bold, brave, valiant.
Surabaya (jav). Name of a province and
town in the eastern part of Java, from
sui-a, " brave,'' and baya. " danger."
Surabi (j. meat, food). A cake; a steak,
a coUop.
Surah. Narrative, story, tale.
Sural. To disentangle, to disengage,
to separate; broken up, separated,
disbanded.
Surak (j). A shout ; to shout.