A Malay-English dictionary,

B_1BA [_ u6 ] BN BtMBANJ [ II6 ] B.NTA 02. b6mban. A tree; clinogyne grandis; Sh. Bur. Nuri, i8; Ht. Ind. Nata, 134; J. I. A., II., 182. Also b. gajah. B. ayer: (Selangor) a tree; clinogyne dichotoma. B. kElichap: (Selangor) a name given to a few shrubby plants including clinogyne grandis, and clinogyne dichotoma. Buku b.: the knots of the bemban tree, a descriptive name given to the knots which serve as buttons on a Chinese garment. Buwah b.: the berries of the bemban. Saperti buwah bemban masak: like the ripe berries of the bemlban; a simile for tears; Ht. Pg. Ptg.; Ht. Sh.; Ht. Sg. Samb. II. A freshwater fish; = bemban, III. III. A conical shaped fish-trap; C. and S. Oy. bambun. A small animal (unidentified) said to be something like a weasel or ferret; a name sometimes given to the (imported) mongoose. 0Cx bumbun. A hut of twigs in which a hunter or trapper hides himself while decoying game by whistling. i bambu. The bamboo; the Malacca cane; better buloh semambu (si-bambu); Ht. Abd., 268, 316, 317, 382; Sh. Lamp., I7. Senapang bambu: a bamboo gun barrel; a threat which frightens no one; Prov. g um bumbu. Jav. Mixed drugs or spices; Pel. Abd., 44; = renpah. jA bombe. Bombay;- a place associated in the native mind with penal transportation. Membuwang ka-negeri Bombe: to transport; to criminally banish; Ht. Abd., 369. Membuwangkan ka-negiri Bombe: id., Ht. Abd., 46I. Pergi Bombe sa-belah sana neghri: he went to Bombay or to some place in that direction; he was banished (to the Seychelles.) Bawang Bomibe: large imported onions. \jA4 bomantara. (Kawi.) The firmament; the vault of heaven. Cr. ben. I. Eng. Band; a band of musicians. II. To' ben: (Kedah) an old humbug or joker; an old man who is always playing the clown.. bin. Arab. Abbreviation of ibn, son. Mat Salleh bin Mat Tahar: Mat Salleh, the son of Mat Tahar. 'A bdullah bin ' A bdulkddir: Abdullah, the son of Abdulkader. a bun. I. Dutch. A large metal pail, with a cover, for sirelh leaves. II. Arab. The coffee bean. III. - Pantun sa-tali bun: a string of pantuns. Tali bun: a sort of ode of which all the lines rhyme together. L\ bna. A tidal bore; a tidal wave. C bina'. Arab. Building, edifice; Majm. alAhk., 74. a'.- banat. I. Hind. Woollen cloth; broad cloth. 'A inu'l bandt: a hybrid expression; the name of a very valuable cloth in romances; Ht. Jay. Lengg., Ht. Gul. Bak., 69, etc.;often corrupted in colloquial form to indal bandt. II. [Arab. Plur. of bint. ] Daughters. binatang. An animal; living beings generally, exclusive of men; a term of abuse, when applied to men. Binatang yang liyar, or b. yang buwas: wild beasts; Bost. Sal. Binatangbinatang liyar saperti burong ayam hutan dan rusa: wild animals like jungle fowl and deer; Ht. Abd., 88. Binatang yang jinak: domestic animals; Bost. Sal. Cf. banat and belantara. \. b6nara. I. A laundry man; a washerman; a dhoby. Tempat benara membasoh kain: a place where washermen clean clothes; a dhoby ghaut; Ht. Kal. Dam., 275. Meinbenara: to wash (clothes); Majm. alAhk., I4I, I42. II. [Arab. zandra. ] A minaret. \., binasa. [Skr. winasa.] Ruin; destruction; bringing to naught; -whether of physical deterioration, moral fall, or financial ruin. Ikut hati mati, ikut rasa binasa: to give way to one's desires is death, to give way to one's passions is destruction; Prov. Kota Melaka habis-lah binasa: the Fort of Malacca was utterly destroyed; Ht. Abd., 67. Binasakan: to destroy; Sh. Raj. Haji; Ht. Sg. Samb.; Ht. Abd., 65, 216. Membinasakan: id. Kebinasaan: ruin, destruction. -* b6nalu. A common half-climbing shrub with red berries, occurring usually on the seacoast; henslowia lobbiana. B. api: loranthus crassus; a mistletoe believed to consume the plant on which it grows. Also dalu, nmendalu, nalu (Ht. Koris), kemgndalu, and bendalu. A.^ bint. Arab. Daughter. Bintu 'l-bahr: a mermaid. Binti: daughter of. Halimah binti Mat: Halimah, daughter of Mat. W\ benta. Ulceration on the upper lip; a small pimple or boil on the upper lip.

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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