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

BAD—BET [28] BET—BIL
Badhii. After that, then.
Beta-parwara. Waiting - maids, hand-
Bebaa (j). Free, unrestrained;
liberty, permission.
Bebek. A goat.
license, maids.
Bewak. A generic name for the Iguana
Bebek (j). The domestic duck.
Beda (s). Different ; distinct, separate ;
V. Bida,
Bedakan. To separate ; to distinguish ;
to make a difference.
Begal (jAv). To rob ou the highway; a
highwayman.
Belikan. An affirmative adverb,— yes, it
is ;
yea.
Behna. Indifferent, regardless ; indifference,
unconcernedness.
Behrak. To dung, to evacuate the
Behrakan. To void an object by stool.
Beka. Obscenity ; indecent, indelicate ;
obscene.
Bekang. Name of a sort of cake; v.
Beugkang.
Beki (bayiki). To mend, to repair; an
abbreviation of bayikki, "to make
good."
Bekin (bat). To do, to make.
Bela (j). To requite, to retaliate; requital,
retaliation; retribution; visitation,
chastisement ; self-sacrifice on the
funeral pile of a lord or husband, concremation;
to make such a sacx-ifice;
expiation, atonement.
Bela. To guard, to watch, to look after
to aid, to assist. This word is probably
the same as the last.
Beluk. To sail ou a wind, to beat to
windward, to tack.
Belut. To bend without recovering its
shape, like the blade of an ill-tempered
weajjou ; perfidy ; perfidious ; sedition.
Benjing (jav). To-morrow ; the future.
Beuteng (j. beteng). A battery, a redoubt
; a rampart ; military trenches.
Bengkang. A sort of thin I'ice cake ; v.
Bekang.
Beugkok (j. bengkong). Crooked, curved
crooked, deformed, crippled.
Bengkong (j). To contradict; contradiction.
Bepari (s). A merchant.
Beraki. To dung ; v. Behrak.
Beram. An elephant. This is probably
the native name, which the Sanskrit
gajah has nearly superseded ; v. Biram.
Berang. Angry, wroth, enraged ; anger,
rage.
Beras. The relationship between persons
married to brothers or sisters ; v. Biran,
Besan. The relationship between persons
whose cliildreu intermarry.
Besuk (j). To-morrow ; tlie future.
Beta. A slave; a servant ; a pronoun of
the fii-st person in addressing a superior.
lizards.
Bewak-gabok. Name of an Iguana.
Bewak-saruuai. Name of an Iguana.
Bewak-tambaga. Name of an Iguana.
Beya (s). A cowrie shell.
Beya (s). Impost, toll, duty, custom.
Beyak. Prolific, having many young.
Bibi. Maternal aunt, younger than a
mother.
Bibir. The lips ; edge, brink, margin,
brim.
Bibiran. Brink, brim, margin.
Babisana (s). Name of a brother of llawana,
in the Ramayana.
Bibit (j). Seed ; sperm.
Bida (s). Different, distinct; v. Beda.
Bidai. Split rattans for making mats,
screens, and blinds.
Bidak (j. a common person, a plebeian).
A pawn at chess.
Bidan. A midwife.
Bidaug. Spreading, spacious; an idiomatic
term in counting certain objects, as
sails, hides, cajaus for thatching, &c.,
&c.
Bidara (j. widara). Name of an esculent
fruit, Zizipkus jujuba.
Bidara-lahut. Name of a plant.
Bidara-pahit. Name of a plant.
Bidata. Name of a plant, Sonneratia
acida.
Bidor. A slab of tin, of which 40 make a
bahar.
Biduk. A kind of large trading boat
used on the western coast of Sumatra.
Biduri (s). The opal.
Biduri. Name of a plant.
Bidyadari (s). A celestial nymph, a
Bijak. Prudent, cautious, circumspect,
discreet, considerate.
Bijaksana (s). Wise ; expert, skilful
penetrating, sagacious.
Bijen (j. wijen). Tlie sesame plant, Sesamum
indicuiti.
Biji (s). The seed of a plant; an idiomatic
term used in counting certain objects,
as fruits, eggs, gems, &c.
Biji-mata. The eyeball.
Biku (j. wiku). A sage, a man of learn-
ing.
Bila. Name of a place ou the northeastern
coast of Sumatra.
Bila (s). Time, point of time ; when, at
tlie time that.
Bilah (j. wilah). The blade of a weapon;
an idiomatic term used in counting
certain objects, as boards, swords,
daggers, knives, &c. ; probably taken
from the next word.