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

KAKr—KAT L 76] KAT—KEC
afifaii*, transaction, business; employment,
occupation, calling, profession ;
need, want for use ; to do, to make
to labour, to work.
Kdrjakan. To jierform, to execute, to
accomplish.
K&rjang. Pure, flue.
Karkah. To mouth, to seize with the
mouth.
Karkun. A writer, a scribe ; v. Karkuu.
K^rling. To leer, to look obliquely ; to
of the Mahabarat.
Karniya (s). Favovir, gi-ace, bounty; gift,
largess ; v. Karniya and Kurniya.
Karoh. Turbid, muddy, not clear; v.
Kroh.
Karok (j). To rub, to scrub ; to curry a
horse.
Karonchong. Hollow armlets, bracelets,
or anklets, that give a tinkling
sound.
Karta (JAv). Rest, repose; tranquillity;
fortune, luck ; success.
Kartawadana (s and j). An adviser, a
counsellor.
Kartak. To rub, to chafe ; v. Gartak.
Kartam. To jog, to move as a horse
trotting.
Kartarta (jav). A chosen band of war-
riors.
Kartika (s). The constellation of the
Pleiades.
Karumun. To collect, to assemble, to
crowd together ; v. Ki-umun.
Karumuui. To cause to collect or assemble
; V. Krumuni.
Karuwiyak (ben). To crow as a cock.
Kasak (j. dasak). To push aside, to move
out of the way.
Kiisat. Rough, rugged, not smooth.
Kasal (j).
Weary, tired, fatigued, jaded.
Kased (jav). Lazy, slothful, idle.
Kasit (jav). Wild, shy, untamed.
Kaskul (jav). A vessel for holding water
made from a coconvit shell.
Kasrah (a). The second of the Arabic
vowel marks called baris-dibawah, or
" the stroke below," by the Malays.
Kasturi (s). Musk, castor.
Kdsumba-jawa (t). Safflower, Carthamim
tinclorius ; v. Kasumba-jawa.
Kasumba-kling (t). Aruotto, £ixa orcllaiia
; V. Kasumba-kling.
Kata (r). A bed, a couch, a throne ; v.
Gilta.
Katab (a). A volume, a book ; the book,
the Alkoran ; the Bible.
Katam (s). A crab, Cancer ; a plane (the
tool) ; to snip, to nip off; to reap corn
by nipping ofl" the eai's.
Katan (jav). Glutinous rice, Oryza sativa,
var. (/lutinosa ; v. Pulut.
Katapang. Name of a plant, Terminalia
cata2)2)a,
Katara (j). Disclosed, i-evealed ; manifest,
obvious.
Katilmbu. Name of a fish.
KatAr (j). To quake, to tremble; v. Gatar.
Katek-katek. To move with a writhing
ogle.
motion.
Karlip. To glitter, to glisten.
Karmuuing. Name of a tree ; v. Kamu-
Katela (jav). The batata or sweet potatoe.
Convolvulus batatas.
ning.
Kama (s). King of Awangga, and a hero
Kati (j). The cattle weight or -^^ of a
pikul. estimated at 1^ of a pound avoirdupois.
Katib. To nibble, to bite by little and
little.
Katika (s). Time; season, period; v.
Kutika.
Kiltil (t). a cot, a bedstead.
Katimun (j). A cucumber, Cucumis melo ;
V. Timun and Katimim.
Katiyak. The armpit.
Katok. A kind of staccado or musical
trough ; to knock, to beat.
Katok (bat). To chuck, to cluck.
Katopong (j). A helmet, a head-piece ;
V. Tojioug.
Katu (jAv). A turban.
Kiltuju. Towards, in a direction to
direct, straight, not oblique ; lucli^,
fortunate ; v. Katuju.
Katul. A lump, a mass.
Katularan (j. tular). Infection, contagion
V. Katularan.
Katumbai- (j). Coriander, Coriamdrum
sativum.
Katumbuh (tumbuh). The small-pox,
variola.
Katungkul. Hindrance, stoppage.
Katupat. Boiled rice, dressed \vith oil
and wi-apped in leaves.
Katut. A piece of hollow wood used as
an alarum or tocsin.
Kiituwa (jAv). Name of a petty Malay
officei".
Katwal (p). An iutendant of police, a
police magistrate.
Kilt'ek (JAV). A monkey, an ape.
Kati (s). One hundred thousand.
Kat-ik (jAV). To file the teeth.
Kat'ok (jAv). To cut off, to lop, to amputate.
Kclt-ok. To tap, to rap ; to thump.
Kat'ul (jAv). Blunt, not sharp.
K«bah (a). The temple of Mecca, the
Caba.
Kechek (jav). Name of a game of chance;
V. Kichi.
Kecher (jav). To spill, to be dropped by
little and little.