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

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Tambako. Tobacco, Nicoftana. lu tbe
Hortus Bogorieusis, six species are
stated to be cultivattd iu Java.
Tambang (ben). A mine.
Tanibang (jay). A rope, a string; to
bind with a rope or string.
Tambaug. To be conveyed or ti-ansported
by water.
Tambangan. Conveyance or transport
by water ; freight ; passage money ; a
cargo-boat ;
boat ;
a passage-boat ; a ferry-
a ferry.
Tambangi. To transport by water, to
carry cargo or passengers.
Tambangi. To unfurl the sails preparatory
to making sail.
Tambangkan. To transport by water;
V. Tambangi.
Tambang-bini (j. tambang, " to tie with a
cord"). To bind a wife not to mairy
after separation.
Tambar (j). Impotent, deprived of
power.
Tambat (j). To bind, to fasten ; bound,
fastened ; tethered ; a tether.
Tambatan. Binding, fastening ; connexion.
Tambiln. Name of a fish.
Tambang (jav). Obstinate, headstrong.
Tanibirang. The shrouds or standing
rigging of a ship ; v. Tamirang.
Tambol. Magic, sorceiy, secret arts ; to
practise sorcery.
Tambra. Name of an esculent fish.
Tambul. Food, meat, victuals.
Tambuni-basar. The umbilical cord.
Tambuni-kachil. Tlie jjlacenta.
Tambur (por. tambor). A war drum.
Tameng (j). A .shield, a buckler.
Tamiyang. Name of an island at the
eastern entrance of the straits of Ma-
lacca.
Tamirang. The shrouds or standing
rigging of a ship ; v. Tambirang.
Tampa (jAV). To receive, to get.
Tampa. To forge, to form by the hammer
; to mould ; v. Tampa.
Tampak (bat). The measles.
Tampal (j. tambal). A patch.
Tampalkan. To patch.
Tampalis. Name of a place on the northeastern
coast of Sumatra.
Tampang. Becoming, fit, meet.
TamiiHiig. A slab or ingot of tin.
Tauipar (j. tampcl). A slap with the
fiat of tlie hand ; to slap.
Tamparan-iiamu. The shoulder-blade.
Tampari. To slap.
Tamparkan, v. Tampari.
Tampar-tangan. The custom of striking
hands in token of the conclusion of a
bargain, said to have bccu borrowed
from the Telinggas.
Tampih (j. tampah, and tampeu). A fan,
an implement for winnowing ; to fan,
to winnow.
Tampinis. Name of a timber tree.
Tampok. The flower-cup or calyx of a
plant ; v. Tapok.
Tampoyak. Name of an esculent fruit.
Tampu. Pressed, squeezed, crushed.
Tampuk&n. To press, to squeeze, to
crush.
Tampung (ben). To catch, to intercept
falling.
Tampuwi. Name of a wild fruit.
Tamu (jav). A guest.
Tanah (s. thana 1). Earth, land, gi'ound ;
soil, ground ; land, country, region,
territory ground, fundamental colour
;
in a pattern.
Tanah-arab. The land of Arabia.
Tauah-idup. Land under culture ; Hterally,
" live land."
Tanah -iran. Persia.
Tanah-jawa. The land of Java.
Tanah-kling.
gana.
The country of Teling-
Tanah-mati.
" dead land."
Fallow land ; literally,
Tanah-malayu. The country of the
Malays, the Malayan peninsula.
Tanah-manangkabau. The country of
Menangkabo, in Sumatra.
Tanah-pilih. Name of the chief town of
the Raja of Jambi, in Sumatra ; literally,
'• chosen land."
Tanah-putih. Name of a Malay settlement
on the liver Rakan, eastern side
of Sumatra ; literallj', " white ground."
Tanchap. To stab, leaving the weapon
in the wound.
Tani (jav). To till the gi-ound ; a husbandman
; a rustic.
Tanak (j).
seething.
To cook food by boiling or
Tauau. Name of a place in Pegu.
Tanau (j. tanu). The chameleon lizard.
Tanam (j). To commit to the earth, to
put in the ground ; to bury, to inter ;
to plant ; to sow ; to set, to estab-
lish.
Tauilmau. Cultivation ; a plantation ;
tillage.
Taramkiln. To inter; to put in the
gi'Ound ; to bury ; to plant ; to sow
to establish.
Taniim-tanaman. Plantage, cultivated
plants generally.
Tandan. A bunch, a cluster.
Tandang. To visit, to frequent.
Tandup. A kind of litter or palanquin.
Tandil. Name of a petty officer at a
Malay court, a kind of messenger.
Tanduk. A horn.