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

DUR—DAR [44 ] DAR—DOK
Durpada (s). The son of Busukate, kiug
of Maiura, and brother of Dewikuuti,
wife of Paudu.
Durya (t). Name of a kmd of striped
cotton fabric.
Duryadaua (s). The king of Astina, in
the Mahabarat ; v. Druyudana and
Suyudaua.
Dusana (j). Relative, blood relation,
kinsman.
Dusiisana (s). Name of a brother of
Suyudana ; v. Durasana.
Dusun. Name of a variety of garlic.
Du.sun. Name of a wild tribe of Borneo,
on its north-eastern coast.
Duta (s). A messenger.
Duwa (j. loro). Two.
Duwa-blah. Both, the two.
Duwablas. Twelve.
Duwapuluh. Twenty.
Duwa-laki-estri. Man and wife ; an
idiomatic expression, which, however,
is not confined to this particular relation,
nor confined to two persons.
Duwaratus. Two hundred.
Duvva-ribu. Two thousand.
Duvvau. Grandfather five degrees removed
; forefather, ancestor.
])'aCHIN(j). A steelyard,
D'ad'a (j. d'ad'a and jaja). The breast
the thorax ; the bosom ; the heart, the
seat of the affections.
D"ad'a-prang (j).
distinguished from the wings.
D'adap. Name of a tree, Erytkriiia indica.
D'ad'ap-chuchuk, or D. duri. Erylkrina
aculeata.
D'ad'ap-miuak. Erythrina inennis.
D'ad'ap-wangi. Erythrina spathacea. The
erythrinas are used as vegetating props
for the pepper vine, and planted with
the coffee plants to afford them shade.
D'ad'o (poii). Dice.
D-agn (j).
The Javanese partridge, Per-
drix javanica.
DakS,p (j). To embi-ace ; an embrace, a
hug.
D-alang (j). An actor, a stage-player, a
comedian ; a story-teller.
D'ampa (sun). Tetter, ringworm.
D-ampar (jav). A throne.
Dand'an. To play on a musical instrument.
Dand'ang (jav). A crow.
D'ang (J. a female devotee). A title of
inferior order prefixed to the names of
women ; a waiting-maid, a handmaid.
Daugkal (bat). Shallow, not deep.
Dara. A maid, a virgin.
Darad ang. A waiting-maid, a handmaid,
D-arat (j). Land, distinct from air or
water, terra firma ; on foot, not conveyed
by any vehicle ; foot soldiers,
infantry.
D'ai'ingo (sun). Calamus aromaticus.
D-asar (j). Ground, surface; bottom,
ground under the water ground,
;
floor; ground, bottom colour; gi'ouud,
foundation, reason.
Dataug (j). To come, to arrive ; to
arrive at, to reach ; to arrive, to
happen ; until, to, unto.
D-atang-ati. To have the heart, to find
in one's heart to do an act.
D'ataugi; v. tr. To get at, to reach,
to attain ;
ward.
to produce, to bring for-
D-atiingkan.
ward.
To produce, to bring for-
D-atang-kapada.
place that.
Until, to the time or
D-atanglah.
Dayung (j).
Come ! welcome !
An oar; to row, to oar.
D-amam. Fever.
D'amam-katiga. Ague, intermittent fever.
D-amam-kora. Hectic fever.
D'amam-salang. Intermittent fever ; v.
Damam-kiltiga.
D'amd-ilm (j. d-am). Malice, gi-udgo,
spite, malevolence, rancour ; envy.
D'aud'a (s). Fine, pecuniary penalty,
mulct ; forfeiture.
D-iiudi. Name of a stringed instrument
Lke a guitar.
D angilr (J. to understand). To hear, to
The centre of an army perceive by the ear ; to hear, to
hearken, to listen, to obey.
Dapa (j). A fathom.
D-ilsfarata (s). The elder brother of
Pandu, and father of the Kurawa ; v.
Drastarata.
Ded'es (j). Musk, civet.
Dendang (j). To sing.
D"end'eug (j). A wall ; name of tho
islands at the eastern end of the Straits
of Malacca, called in the maps Dinding.
Dend-eng-ari. A kind of partition wall
within a tomb or gi-ave.
Didik. To boil, to seeth.
Dim (ou. duim). An inch.
D'iri (j). Self person, individual ; thou ; ;
to stand, to be erect.
D-iriamba.
slave."
Myself ; litei-ally, " self-
D'iri-kita. Myself, ourselves.
Diri-ku. Myself
D-iri-mu. Thyself.
D'iri-iia. Himself; herself
Dirikan (diri). To cause to stand ; to
erect, to place perpendicularly ; to
erect, to raise ; to hoist.
r)okoh. A kind of necklace.