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

ARA—AEI [9] ARI—ASA
Aradat (a). Desire,
intention.
Arab (j). Direction,
inclination, will;
course ; aim ; to
aim at, to point ; to aim, to endeavour,
to strive, to attempt ; to aim, to intend,
to design.
Arak. A procession, a train.
Arak-arakan. Processional, relating to
processions.
Arakkan. To carry in proces.sion.
Aral. Busied, occupied, engaged.
AraiL Name of a littoral tree, Cassuarina
muricaia ; v. Chamai-a-laut.
AraA- (a). Ardent spirit ; an-ack.
ArlQg (j). Charcoal.
Arang, kayu-arang. Ebony ; literally,
" charcoal wood."
Arang-di-muka. Shame, disgrace ;
rally,lite-
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Aris. The sap of plants.
Aris (a). a husbandman ; a prince
name of a well near Medina in
Arabia.
Ariya (s). A Javanese title of persons
descended from princes.
Ariyabanga (s and j). Name of a prince
of Pajajaran in Java, celebrated in
Javanese stor3'.
Arjuna (s). Name of one of the sons of
Pandu, and
Mal;abarat.
Arkaputra (s).
a principal hero of the
A name of Kama in the
Mahabarat.
Arkian. Moreover, furthermore ;
ward ; then ; so, well.
after-
Arkut. Ready, prepared.
charcoal on tlie face."
Armani (p).
Aroi (sun),
Armenian.
a plant.
Arang-para. Soot ; lamp-black.
Arab, or ai'ap (j). To will, to wish, to
Arta (s). Goods,
wealth ; mone^^
effects, property ;
desire ; to intend, to design ; to hope ; Artal (s). Saffron ; orpiment, the native
to rely, to confide, to trust ; wish, will, sulphuret of arsenic.
desire ; hope ; reliance, confidence, Artawan (arta). Rich, wealthy ; wellborn,
noble.
Arti (s). Meaning sense, signification,
Arilpan.
Arapi.
Reliance, trust.
To trust, to confide, to rely on. purport.
Arapkan, v. Arapi.
Araba (a). The fourth day of the
Arabian week,—Wednesday.
Aren (j). Name of a palm, Saguerus
Artiua, To wit, namely ; literally, " the
meaning of it."
Aru (j). To stir up, to agitate; to
trouble, to disturb ; to perplex.
sacchariferus ; v. Anau.
Ariiau. Agitation; commotion; trouble,
Arga (s).
Arga (j).
Price, value.
A mountain.
disturbance.
Aru-ara (aru). Uproar, tiimult, turmoil,
Argakan. To price, to set a price hurly-bui'ly, disturbance.
on.
Ari (a), a stall, a stable.
Aru-arakan.
disorder.
To disturb, to confuse, to
Ari (s. the sun, the regent of the sun).
Day, not night ; a day, twenty-four
Aru-biru (aru), v. Aru-ara.
Arrud'a (por). Common me, Ruta gra-
hours.
Ari-ari. Daily.
veolens.
Arum (j). Odorous, fragi-ant, sweet-
Ari-ari. The lower region of the abdomen
over the urinary bladder, the
smelling.
Arung. To wade, to walk through the
pubes.
Ari-bayik. A lucky day ; literally, " a
water.
Arungan (arung). The water, the sea,
good day."'
Ari-ba.sar. A holy-day ; literally, " a
the deep.
Arus. Proper, fit, suitable, becoming
great day."
needful, necessary.
Arini (ari-ini). To-day; literally, "this Arus. Current ; stream ; tide.
day."
ArwaA (a). Spirits ; soul.
Ari-maldm. Night, not day.
Arwa/;kan. To make a festival in honour
Ari-patang. Evening.
Ari-raya. A holy-day.
of the souls of ancestors.
Asa (s). Hope.
Ari-siyang. Day, not night.
Asa (j). One ; single, not double ; single,
Ari-tinggi. Late in the day.
Ariningsun (j). A term of affection in
sole, alone, only ; v. Sa.
Asa (bex). To move away.
addressing a younger person ; literally,
"my younger brother or sister."
Asaan (asa, "one"). Unity,
Asah. To whet, to sharpen.
Aring. Fetid.
Asahan (x). Buftaes, a kind of cotton
Aringan. Light, not
gravity ; r. Ringan.
heavy, wanting cloth.
Asahan. Name of a river on the north
Arip. To scream, to cry shrilly.
eastern side of Sumatra.
Arip (j). Drowsy, sleepy.
Asak. To push into, to thrust in.