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ofF a tip or end, i^jJi^^^XXS gintafcan
—in bits or crumbs ^yXJ^^ berpan'-
gal, ajI; rapeh—down, demolifli, «.j ^j
rooboo—fnap in two, as a flick, a
bone, jLjL» patah—the back gljU
iSjKKj patah pinggang— pound, as
in a mortar, y^y toombo—through,
as a wall, / Jj «^vti goroke—as a peace, Bride, betrothed only, ^y toonang
a bargain, a promife, jjUj oobah,
5L1yi.Ni meng'oobah—as a religious
faft «suwlo &/jj booca poafa
Breakfall c_^;l^ f_^ (j 1^^ mdcan
pagee harrce
Brcaft, pap, *.wj4j*) foofoo—Stomach
jjcSlci dada—bofom «jCy panco
Breaft-plate gtilO «juL^^*'^ fmjata dada
Breath tv*ilj nafas, g»:^ haw a— of a
man q»*3L; a^o^j cijl orang poonca
nafas—(linking 0\jjj»j v^^^^ hawa
boofooc—the laft breath a «UJ ,^ »^\j
pootoos niawa—to flop, draw in the
breath, (>w>iU ^^/
0\j.>*jLyA«> me-
memafooc can nafas—out of breath
Qwi Lj / JjLt matec nafas
To Breathe qjvJU-j ber'nafas— out
/v*o U 1^^ (j**^-*^ lepas can nafas
Breathlefs, tiixd, axaJ leteh
Breeches 1^ *wj folwar,^ij izar, Jjjwj
ferwal
To Breed, with young, ^^yJ boon-
ting, ly*i macan fow'ab
Brick y\^ batoo—wall *J'b ijOJuti
dinding batoo
—when married ^y^\,j ^\^j^^
mampelee parampoan
Bridegroom, betrothed, «J*j—when
married {J^^ Ls^-^ Cs^^SSr-e i^^-'"-
pelec lakkee lakkee
Bridge (^'U.^^ jambatan—board laid
acrofs (J^ tittce, ^^ '-fy^' 1 J^
tittee tittean—that is built of ftone
and arched .c^xc^^ cLj ^MljU^^^
jambatan cang berlangkoong— To'
draw, a draw-bridge, cxiuVis. cr^AJ"»:-».
(jjJL*J*.:^joonkat joonkatjoonkutan,
{^IXj\ ^j Ij'U^S:^. jambatan an'catan.
Bridle ^Jlt^y' coodalee, iaLikakang
—a ifing bridle .A^i' tampar—To
bridle a horfe gOo; (_^ '«^j/ (j^-^U-o
a (3a/ kenacan coodalee pada cooda,
iC>ji^ (^^^_£xjlj kakangcan cooda
To bridle, refrain, {jJ^li tahan,
(M-^U.A^ mcniihan
Brief, fhort, ^-J>JJ.j pendck—brief,
letter of requefl, ^^LsiJCLo c^'!4>*.
foorat mintaawa
Brier (^jjCi\j ^^^y^i tj roompoot ba-
dooree
Bright