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

TRA—TEU [ 195] TRU—TUD-
Trangkan. To enlighten, to illuminate ;
to clear, to free from obscurity, to
make obvious or perspicuous.
Trap. Name of a species of Artocarpus
yielding a glutinous juice used as
birdlime.
Trap (jAv). Way, manner; rule, order,
precept.
Tras. The heart of timber ; the choice
part of anything.
Trasi (jav). A condiment of bruised
and pickled prawns and other small
fish, the blachan of the Malays.
Trasub. Desire, inclination.
Trate (j). The lotus flower, Nelumbium
speciosum ; v. Tarate.
Tranggalung (j), v. Tanggakmg.
Trangganu. Name of a Malay state on
the eastern side of the peninsula ; v.
Taranggauu.
Tranggiling, v. Tarangiling.
Tranggulung, v. Taranggulung.
Trigata (s). Name of a personage of the
Ramayana, daughter of Wibisana and
niece of Rawana.
Trigo (for). Wheat, Triticum vulgare.
Trihaya (s). Name of a son of Rawana,
in the Ramayana.
Trima (j), v. Tarima.
Trinil (jav). A snipe, Scolopax.
Tripang. The bech de mer, Holothurion ;
V. Suwala.
Trisirah (s). Name of a son of Rawana ;
literally, "the three-beaded."
Trisula (s). A trident, a three-pronged
spear ; v. Tarsula.
Triwaneh (s). Name of a son of Rawana,
in the Ramayana.
Triujung (s and j). Three-pointed; a
trident.
Triyak. To ciy, to roar; to make a
complaint ; v. Tariyak.
Tropong (j). A blow-pipe, used chiefly
as a bellows for kindling a fire ; a
telescope. The name of the European
instrument is obviously taken from the
rude native one. In Javanese the
primary meaning is not a blow-pipe,
but a weaver's shuttle.
Tropong-abu. Blow-pipe for kindling a
fire ; literally '' ashes blow-pipe."
Trubuk. Name of a fish, the cured roes
of which are a large object of native
trade. The chief seat of the fishery is
the river of Siak on the north-eastern
side of Sumatra, to which the fish
resort for spawning.
Ti-uk. The sound made by rending, tearing,
or similar disruption.
Trum. To squat, to cower, to couch ; v.
Tarum.
Trumbu. A dangerous hidden rock in
the sea.
Trumpah (j). A kind of sandals; v.
Tarumpah.
Truna (s). Young, youthful; a youth;
V. Taruna.
Truug (j. teroug). The egg plant; v.
Tarung.
Tiningku (jav). To imprison.
Trus (j). Through, from one side to the
other, right through; throughout, in
every part; thorough, complete; wholly,
entirely, perfectly; to pass through,
to pervade, to permeate.
Trusan (j). Permeation ; a canal ; a
branch stream from oue river to
another; a path leading from one
village to another ; a thoroughfare.
Trus-gunung. Name of a tree, Hartighsea
excelsa.
Trus-mata. Prescience, foreknowledge,
knowledge of future events prescient,
;
prophetic, gifted with the power of
foretelling ;
foretelling.
Ti-usi. Green vitriol, sulphate of iron.
Trust-i. Name of a Hindu deity.
Trutau. Name of an island towards the
western end of the straits of Malacca.
Tiian. Lord, master; v. Tuhan and
Tuwan.
Tuba (j). Name of a plant the sap of
which stupefies fish, Dalbergia.
Tuban (jav). Name of a maritime province
in the eastern part of Java.
Tubat (a). Repentance, contrition ; mercy
on us ! an expression of surprise.
Tuber. Deep, having great depth, profound
; depth, profundity ; an abyss ; a
precipice ; the precij)itous bank of a
river.
Tubi-tubi. Successively, uninterruptedly.
Tuboh. The body, the person.
Tubok. To perforate, to bore.
Tubu-tubu. A kind of kris hilt.
Tucha (jav). Silk ; v. Sutra.
Tud'ak. Name of a fish.
Tud-ing (j).
to indicate.
To point at with the finger
Tud-uh. To show, to point out ; to
accuse, to charge, to impeach.
Tud-uhan. Indication ; charge, accusation.
Tud'ung (j). A cover; a lid ; a hood
an umbrella hat, or a hat with a very
broad brim worn by some tribes; to
cover ; to shut.
Tud'ungan. A covering ; a hood.
Tud-ungkan. To cover, to conceal by a
covering ; to hood.
Tud-ung-liyar. Name of a small snake ;
literally, " wild hooded-snake."
Tud'ung-mata-ari. Name of a small yellow
snake ; literally, " hooded-snake of
the sun."
Tud'ung-panas. An awning; literally,
" heat-covering."