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

BAN—BAN [22] BAN—BAR
Bandar, bandar (p). A sea-port, an emporium.
Bandarsah, madrasah (a). A private chapel
or mosque, but prof)erly an academy
or college.
BAudu (j). Anger, passion ; angry, wroth.
Bandu (s). Friend, companion, associate.
Bandung (j). To dam, to stem water by
a dike or bank.
BAndungan. A dam, a dike to stop water.
Band 'a (j. bond'a). Property, goods,
effects ;
wealth, riches, treasure.
Band-ara (s). Treasurer; title of the first
minister in some of the Malay states.
Band-;iari (s). A steward; a treasurer;
a storekeeper ; a treasury.
Bilud-e (j). Name of a small kind of gong.
Baniaga. To trade, to traffic ; v. Barniaga.
Bdnih. Seed of plants or animals.
Baniug (J. auing). Clear, limijid, pellucid,
transparent.
Baningkan. To clear, to clarify.
Bdntak. An idiomatic word used in the
enumeration of certain objects, as
rings and the like.
Bantara. Title of a class of state officers,
who act as heralds or marshals ; v.
Abantara.
Bantigas. The arc of a trap or gin, consisting
of a bow and arrow.
Bantil. A pimple.
Bantur (sun). To collide, to knock
against.
Bantus (j). To hit or strike against an
object.
Bant'ang (j. pant'ang). To stretch out, to
expand ; to stretch on a cross, to
crucify.
Banudam. Affection, fondness.
BAnuwa. A land, a country, a region.
Banuwang. Name of a species of deer.
Banyan (s). A scrip, a little bag for provisions.
B4nyan (s). A ti-ader, a shopkeeper.
Bangai. The ear-ache ; v. Bangal.
Bangal. The ear-ache ; v. Bangai.
Bengal. To be stunned, made senseless
by a blow.
Bdngang. The venereal disease, Zucs
venerea,
Bangawan (jav). Name of a river in
Java ; any great river ; v. Ba.nawi.
Banggala (s). Bengal.
BAngis. Choleric, irascible, passionate
ciniel, hard, rigorous.
Bangka. The island of Banca.
Bangkak. Swollen ; tumid, puffed
humped, gibbous.
Bangkalis. The island called Bancalis,
on the north-east coast of Sumatra.
Bdngkang. Contradiction, verbal oppo-
sition.
Bangkara (s). Name of a kind of prawn.
Bilngkiiulu. Bencoolen, on the west coast
of Sumatra.
Bangkawan. A kind of lath used in
thatching, and to which the palmetto
leaves are attached.
Bilngkeng. Wicked, vicious.
Bangkit. To arise, to get up ; to arise,
to mount, to ascend ; v. Bangkit.
Bangkitkan. To raise, to lift.
Bangkowang (j). Name of a species of
farinaceous root.
Bdngkudu. Name of a tree, the roots of
which are used as a dye, MoHnda
citrifolia.
Bangkudu-badak. Name of a tree, Fagrea
morindcefoUa.
Bflngkudu-utan ; v. Fagrea morindcefoUa.
Bangkung. A girdle, a waistband.
Bangkungkung. Name of a fish.
Bilparmata (parmata). Jewelled, ornamented
with jewels.
Bar. An inseparable prefixed particle
usually the sign of the neuter or intransitive
verb.
Baraba (raba). To grope.
Baraba-raba. To gi-ope frequently, to go
on groping.
Baradu (adu). To rest, to repose ; to sleep.
Barad-ang. To lie in M'ait, to lie in
ambusii.
Barad-ap (ad'ap). To appear before, be
in the presence of.
Barad'apan Being in the presence of,
being confronted with.
Baragama (agama). To have a religion,
or faith.
Barajar (ajar). To learn, to take instruc-
tion.
Barahla (j). An image, an idol ; v.
Brahla.
Baralah (alah). To be conquered, to be
overcome.
Baralahan. Being conquered, being overcome.
Baralun (alun). To rise in waves, to
undulate.
Baramai (ramai). To be merry, to make
merry.
Baramuk (amuk). To run a-muck.
Baramuk-amukan. To run a-muck reciprocally
and continuously.
Baranak (auak). To bear a chihl ; to
bring forth any offspring; to have
children, to be a parent.
Barand-a (por. varanda). A balcony, an
open gallery.
Barani (j. wani). To dare ; v. Brani.
Barantara (antaraV To have an interval
or space between ; to intervene, to
come between.
Barangan. Name of a tree.
Barangan (j. warangan). Orpimcnt, j'ellow
sulphuret of arsenic.