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

DAW—DAL [41 ] DAL—DAR
Dawun-buwaya. Name of a plant, Desmodium
umbellatum.
Dawun-chinta. Name of a plant, Phyllantus
niruri.
Dawun-dulang. Name of a plant, Ricinus
mappa.
Dawun-gatal-matL Name of a plant,
Tragia urens.
Dawun-giind'ik. Name of a plant, Nepenthes
distiUatona.
Dawun-idup. Name of a plant, Oxalis
semdth-a ; literally, " living plant."
DawTin-ingat. Name of a plant, Achryanthes
aspera.
Dawun-kdntal. Name of a plant, Cordia
suavcolfns.
Da\v\m-katam. Name of a plant, Convolvulus
pis caprce.
Dawun-kantut. Name of a plant, Apocyn
urn foetidmn.
Dawun-naracha. Weighing scales.
Dawunpachi-pachi. Name of a "plant,
Leucas UnifoUa.
Dawun-prasmau. Name of a plant, Eujyatoriurn
ayapuna.
Dawun-s etan. Leucas Ihiifolia.
Dawim-talinga. Auricle of the ear.
Dawup. Name of a plant, a .species of
Bauhinia.
manufacture.
Dalap (j). Greedy, covetous.
Daiapan. Eight.
Dalapanblas. Eighteen.
Ddlapanpuluh. Eighty.
Dalapan-ratus. Eight hundred.
Dalapan-ribu. Eight thousand.
Dalik. To flee, to seek refuge.
Dalil (a). Proof, argument ; guide, direction.
Dalima (j). The pomegranate. Punka
granatum.
Ddlima-katek. The dwarf pomegranate,
Punica nana.
Daluwang (jav). Paper; v. Dalanchang.
Damak (jav). The district of Damak, in
Java.
Damang (jav). Title of a class of inferior'
public officers ; a village chief.
Damap. Greedy, gluttonous; greed,
greediness; gluttony.
Dam5,kiyan. So, in such a manner.
Damakiyan-ini. Thus, in this manner.
Damakiyan-itu. In that manner.
Damba. To covet, to desire earnestly.
Dampit. To fall upon, to charge.
Damukut. The broken particles of husked
rice.
Dan. Watch, guard, military rounds.
Daya (j. maya). Art, cunning; stratagem,
artifice, trick ; scheme, design.
Dayak. A common term applied by the
Malays to all the wild inhabitants of
Dan. Occasion, opportunity, fit time.
Danawa (jav). A goblin.
Diudani. To long for ; a longing.
Dandan (bat). To lead by the hand.
Dandang. A kind of boat of a long
form.
Danta (s). Ivory, an elephant's tooth.
Dangan. A slave.
Dangau. With ; by ; with, and.
Dangan -antara. Among, amidst.
Borneo, Sumatra, and Celebes; a Dangan-damakiyan.
ner.
Thus, in this man-
Dayim (^). Perpetual, eternal.
Dayang. A maid, maiden ; a female
DingAn-sampurnana. Perfectly.
Dangan-sapurtiiia. Suitably, fitly, with
attendant ; a waiting-maid.
propriety.
Dayu. To swing, to vibrate ; to stagger, Dandu. To question, to doubt; to be
to reel.
Dabir (p). A scribe, a writer, a notary.
Dabu. Dust.
Daftar (a). A scroll, a register, an in-
uncertain of
DAngkal. Shallow water ; a ford.
Ddngkap. To follow, to pursue.
Dangki (j. draugki). Envy; gi-udge
ventory ; a book.
DaAas'at (a). Astonishment, amazement
terror ; astonished, amazed ; terrified.
Daina. Common, low, mean.
envious ; to envy jealousy.
;
Dangkur (ben). To snore.
Dangung. To buzz ; to hum ; to sound
heavy and low ; hum, buzz, drone ; to
Dakat. Near, nigh, close at hand ; near, whiz; whiz.
be.side ; near, closely related.
Dara. To scourge ; to punish ; to com-
Dakati. To approach, to go near to.
Dakatkan. To cause to approach, to
mand.
Darai. To move in a long uninterrupted
bring near to.
line ; to march in line.
Dakam. To crouch as a beast of prey Daras (j). Rapid, moving violently as a
before making a spring.
torrent ; v. Dras.
Daki. Scurf, dandrifiF.
Daksina (s). The right hand ; the south.
Darawa (j). Synap; i'. Drawa.
Darawan. Name of an island on the
Dalanchang (jav). Paper of Javanese south-eastern coast of Borneo.
Darab, or Darap (j. karap). Close to, nigh
to ; together, not apart.
Daram. To thunder ; to make a loud
noise as cannon.
Ddrang. To tink, to tiukle, to clink.
Darang. Bright red.