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

DAI—DAP [40] DAR—DAW
Dai (j. hii). The forehead.
Daii-at (a). Ch-cumference, periphery
orbit, circuit; cycle; province, dependency.
Daki. To climb or mount by a winding
or circuitous coiu-se.
Daku. Me ; v. Aku.
Dalam (j). In; among; about, concerning
; deep, profound ; in, in the
midst of; within ; inside, interior
depth, deepness ; a palace ; the court
regal, I'oyal.
Dalam-antara. Among, amongst; meanwhile,
meantime.
Dalih (j). To excuse oneself, to feign a
pretext; excuse.
Damah. A dart or arrow, such as is discharged
from the blowpipe.
Damai. Peace ; rest, tranquillity.
Damar (j). Resin, dammar; a torch, a
link.
Damar. Name of an island on the southeastern
coast of Borneo.
Damar-wulan (jav). Name of an ancient
king of Majajjahit, in Java.
Dami. By, in, invoking.
Dami. When, at tlie time that.
Dampar. To be stranded, to be cast
ashore, to be wrecked.
Damparan. A door-frame.
Damping. Near, nigh, adjoining.
Dan (j. dan and Ian). And ; with.
Dana. Charitable, benevolent.
Danaraja (s). Name of a mountain in
Java.
Danarjaya (s). A name of Arjuna.
Danardana (s). A name of Krisna.
Danau (j. ranu). A lake.
Danam (ben). A yoke for oxen.
Dandan (j). To prepare, to get ready.
Dandanan (dandan). Preparations ; materials;
gear, tackle, rigging; goods,
property.
Daudani (dandan). To repaii-, to mend
to dress, to make one's toilet.
Dandang (j).
A pot, a caldron.
Dankai. Seeming-rip^ fruit.
Danur. Fetid animal serum.
Dang. A title prefixed to the names of
women of inferior rank, as waitingmaids
in a palace; a waiting-maid, a
handmaid.
Dangau. A temporary shed in a field for
the protection of corn from the depredations
of animals.
Dapat. To get, to obtain, to procure ; to
find, to obtain by asking or seeking ; to
meet, to encounter ; to can, to be able.
Dapatan (dapat). The object obtained
or found property, goods, effects.
;
Dapati (dapat). To find, to discover; to
meet, to encounter.
Dapur. A fireplace, an oven.
Dar (a). Dwelling, abode, habitation,
mansion.
Dar-al, salam (a). Mansion of safety or
peace.
Dai-a (j). The domesticated pigeon, Golumba
livia.
Dara-lahiit. The white shore pigeon,
Columba littoralis.
Darah (j. darah and rah). Blood, gore ;
blood, descent, lineage ; blood, kindred.
Darai. Impotent, without power of propagation.
Daraputra (s). A name of Yudistira, in
the Mahabarat.
Darawati (s). The kingdom of Krisna, in
the Mahabarat.
Dargahayu (j. rahayu). Prosperity, success,
good fortune.
Darimuka (s). Name of one of the monkeys
of Rama.
Daringgu (jav. dringo). Name of a plant,
A corns terrestris ; v. J4ringgau.
Darma-kusuma (s). A name of Yudistira,
in the Mahabarat.
Darma-waugsa (s.), v. Darma-kusuma.
Daruni (s). A name of the Hindu goddess
Durga.
Dasa (s). Ten.
Dasamuka (s). A name of Rawana.
Dasan (ben). Name of a sj^ecies of onion.
Datar. Level, even.
Datclng, V. D'atang.
Dati (ben). Contribution, tribiite.
Datu. Paternal forefather four times
removed.
Datu. Name of an island on the southwestern
coast of Borneo.
Datu-moyang. Ancestors, forefathers.
Datuk (j. an elder). Grandfather ; senior,
elder; title of the head of a tribe, a
chieftain.
Diiulu. First, before in time or place
former, past ; formerly, in time past
olden, ancient ; at the beginning, at
first ; as yet ; for a moment, for a little
while.
Diiulu-kala. Olden time, of yore, days of
yore.
Dtiuliii. To anticipate.
Diiulukdn. To precede, to go before ; to
place before.
Dawai. Wire.
Dawun (j. ron). A leaf; plant, wort,
herb.
Dawan-asam. Name of a plant, Blgnonia
ohliqua.
Dawun-bahagya. Name of a plant.
Dawan-bali-land"ak. Name of a plant,
Cissus ohovata.
Dawuu-banang. Name of a plant, Jiisticia
purpurea.
Dawun-bisul. Name of a plant, a species
of oonvolvidus.