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

GAR—GIL [50] GIL—GLO
with the foot ; to knock an object
against the ground ; to urge, to goad,
to spiu' ; to threaten, to menace ; to
affright, to fright.
Gartak-gigi. To gnash the teeth ; gnash-
ing of teeth.
GAi-us (j). To polish, to smooth, to gloss.
Gata (p. kat). A couch, a bed ; v. Kata.
Gatah. Tlie sa]) of plants whether fluid,
viscid, or concrete gum ; ; resin ; birdlime
; inspissated extract.
Gitah-parcha. The inspissated juice of
the parcha tree, Isonandra r/utta of Sir
William Hooker; the guttah-percha
of commerce.
Gatah-taban. Name of a tree yielding a
gutta-percha, and, like the last, of the
family of the Sapotacece.
Geger (jav). Uproar, tumult, disturbance,
turmoil, anarchy, disorder.
Gelek. To dodge, to move aside so as to
elude a blow.
Geler (j. gilir). Change, relief as of a
sentinel ; the screen in the exhibition
of a scenic puppet-show.
Gembol (j). A gnarr, a large knotted
external excrescence on some trees;
a log, a shapeless piece of wood.
Gend'ong. To bear or carry an object in
a sling.
Genggoug. A Jew's harp.
Gepeng (jav). Flat, shallow, not deep ;
V. Lepek.
Gerek. To bore, to pierce, to perforate,
to drill.
Gesek (j. gosok). To rub, to fret, to
apply friction ; v. Gisik.
Getck (jav). a float, a raft.
Gibana (ben). A vagabond, a profligate.
Gigas. A moth.
Gigi. A tooth ; a tusk.
Gigi-asu. The canine teeth.
Gigi-sai-a. The front teeth, the incisors.
Gigi-utan. The edge or outskirt of a
forest.
Gilang. Name of an intoxicating spirit.
Gilang (j). To shine, to glitter ; to
dazzle ; v. Gilau.
Gilang-gilang (j).
shining.
Brightness, brilliancy
Gilang-gamilang.
trous.
Effulgent, shining, lus-
Gilau. To shine, to glitter ; v. Gilang.
Gilau-gilaiian. Glittering.
Gili (j). To loathe, to nauseate; loath-
ing, nausea, disgust.
Gili-gili. The kidneys.
Gilik (j).
To tickle, to titillate.
Giling (j). To turn round, to revolve.
Gilingan. A quern, a hand-mill, a mill.
Gilingwasi (jav). Name of a district in
Java.
Gilip (bat). To burnish.
Gatam (ben). To bite the lips.
Galir (j). To change, to shift ; to be
Gatas (j). Brittle, fragile, crumbling. relieved as a sentinel.
Gatar (j). To quake, to tremble; v. Galiran. Change, shift, relief as of a
Katar and Gamatar.
Gati. Name of a forest tree.
watch or sentinel.
Gilung (ben). a fagot ; any kind of
Gaza (p). The giiz, a long measure of bundle.
37 inches English.
Giudala. To impede, to obstruct, to
Gebang. To boast, to vaunt, to brag. hinder.
Gebe. The island of Gibi, between Gilloh
and New Guinea.
Gcd-eng (jav). A double sheaf of rice,
Ginjal (jav). The reins, the small of the
back.
Gintel. A pellet.
25 of which make an amat ; a pair. Gingsir (jav). To shift, to change place ;
to recede ; to break an engagement.
Giri (s). a mountain, a hill.
Giri (s). Name of a place in the district
of Gresik, in Java.
Girinata (s). A name of the Hindu god
Sivva ; literally, '' lord of the moimtaiu."
Giring (bat). Glad, merry.
Gisi-gisi. Lattice-work.
Gisik (j. gosok). To rub, to fret, to chafe
a fiddle-stick.
Gisil. A fiddle-stick ; v. Gisik.
Gisir (ben). To rub between the hands.
Gitik (jAV). To beat; to whip, to
scoui-ge ; a whip, a scourge.
Giyang. Lewd, unchaste.
Giyau. A sickle.
Giyab. To be alarmed, to be disturbed.
Glad-ag (j), v. Galad'ag.
Glaga (j). Name of a tall species of grass,
Saccharum spontaneum ; v. Galaga.
Glam. Name of a tree, Gordonia ; the
epidermis of this tree is used for envelopes,
and for caulking.
Glat'ek (jav). The species of finch called
by Europeans "the Java sparrow,"
FringiUa oryzivora.
Gigit (j).
Qigitan.
To bite.
A bite, a bit broken off by
Glapung (jav).
Glenggaug (j).
(data.
Flour, meal.
Name of a plant, Cassia
biting, a morsel.
Gila (j). Mad, insane ; foolish, weak of
intellect ; foolishly fond, mad in love.
Glatik. To tickle, to titillate.
Glond'ong (j). A log, a billet.
Glora. Trouble, disorder, confusion, com-
Gilang. Purslane, PoHulaca.
motion.