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

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Bangkulon(jAV). 'Westerii region ; country
to the west ; from kulon, " the west."
Bangkuwang. Name of a plant, Pachyrrhizm
anf/ulalus.
Banglor (jav). Northern region, country
to the north ; from lor, "the nox-th."
Bango (j). Name of a species of stork,
Ciconia capellata ; Tern.
Bangsa (s). Race, family, tribe, caste.
Bangsal (j). A shed ; an outhouse ; a
storehouse ; a workshop ; a porch
a covered pas.sage.
Bangsat (j). Rogue, knave, vagabond ;
a term of abuse.
Bangsawan (bangsa). Well-born, noble.
Bangsi (s). A musical pipe, a flute.
Bangun (j). To arise, to get up ; to
awake, to arise from sleep ; image,
likeness, shape, form ; a fine for murder.
Bangunan. Rise, act of rising ; erection ;
edifice, building.
Bangun-bangunan. A watch-tower.
Bangunna. Upshot, final event.
Bangunkan. To cause to arise, to raise ;
to erect, to construct ; to rouse, to
awake from rest ; to design, to plan,
to model.
Bangwetan (jav). Eastern region, country
to the east; from wetan, the "east."
Baiiak (j).
The goose, Amer.
Baiiak. Many ; much ; number, multitude;
quantity; very, in a great
degree.
Baiiak-kali. Often, many times.
Baiiaki. To make many ; to multiply,
to increase.
Baiiak-banaki. To overpower by numbers
; to execute by power of numbers
to outnumber.
Baiiol (jav). X jester, a droll, a buffoon.
Bafiul. Name of a bird.
Baiiumas (jav). Name of a central province
of Java; literally, "the golden
water."
Bariuwangi (jav). Name of the district
of Blambangan, the most easterly province
of Java; literally, "the sweetscented
water."
Baiiuwati (s). Name of the queen of
Suyudana, in the Mahabarat.
Bapa (j). Father ; in Javanese, also,
" gold."
Bapak (j). Father ; v. Bapa.
Bara. A live coal.
Barah. A boil, an imposthume.
Baram. Name of a salient headland on
the north-western coast of Borneo.
Barang (j). A thing ; effects, goods ; any,
every ; some ; ever, soever ; about,
thereabouts, nearly; may, expressing
desire ; ordinary, of common rank.
Barang-barang. Goods, effects, chattels ;
common, ordinary.
Barang-apa. Something ; any thing.
Barang-barapa. Some, more or less,
more or fewer.
Barang-kali (j and s). Sometimes, now
and then perhaps, may be.
;
Barang-kamana.
ever ; whither.
Wherever, whitherso-
Barang-keraiia. May, expressing desire.
Barang-mpafia (j and s).
soever, any how.
lu any sort
Barang-sabagaiiia.
whatever.
Any sort, any kind
Barang-sadapat. Whatever by possibi-
lity.
sadikit. However little, ever so
little.
Barang-sakutika (j and s). In about a
moment.
Barang-sakuwasa. According to ability.
Barang-saorang. Any body, any person.
Barang-saparkara (j and s). Anywise.
Barang-siapa. Whoever, whosoever.
Barang-suwatu. Any one.
Barat. The west.
Barat-daya. The south-west; perhaps,
literally, " the wily west."
Barat-laut. The north-west; literally,
"the ocean west."
Barat-samata-utara. West - north - west
literally, "the west, one eye or point
north."
Barat-samata-s^latan. West-south-west
literally, " the west, one point south."
Barat-tapat. Due west ; literally, " direct
west."
Baratmajwa (s). Name of a country mentioned
in Javanese romance, supposed
to be in Hindustan.
Bargawastra (s). The weapon of Bima
in the Mahabarat.
Bari-bari. A dragon-fly.
Barida (s). Age, old age.
Baring. To recline, to lie down ; to rest,
to repose.
Baringkan. To put to rest, to put to
repose.
Baris (j). A line, a streak ; a row, a
rank, a file ; troops ; the vowel marka
of the alphabet.
Barisan. A parade, a place where troops
are exercised; the exercise of troops,
drill.
Barot. To gird, to bind round.
Baru-gunung (j. waru-gunung). Name of
a tree, Paritium. simile.
Baru-landak (j). Name of a tree, Alelmoschus
mutabilis.
Baru-laut (j). Name of a tree, the bark
of which yields a material for cordage,
Paritium tiliaceum.
Baru-baru. Name of a bird.
Baruna (s). Varuna, the Hindu regent