A Malay-English dictionary,

_ I_ __ _ TONGKIS [ I68 ] TJUNGHKAK 1 ON [ 6]-K tongkis. (Johor.) A kind of two-handled basket used for carrying rubbish; = pongkis (Riau). tungkus. I. Fallen deep into anything; embedded in anything, as a man who has fallen into deep mud; also, by metaphor, of a person "over head and ears" in work. Tungkus lumus: id., (intensitive); Sh. Kamp. Boy., 7. In Kedah tongkos lomos and tongkas lomos. II. A kind of cake, K1. (tapong bungkus?) tOngkang. The space between the eyes. tSngking or t6ngkeng. An angry tone of voice; snarling. Mene-ngking: to speak in an angry tone of voice; Ht. Abd., 24, 329. In Kedah: tongkeng. tongkang. I. A kind of lighter or cargo-boat; Ht. Abd., 284; Sej. Mal., 54. T. belat: the large boat used by the constructors of fishing-stakes for driving in the piles (turns) of a fish-trap. II. Pimas tongkang: a mixture of gold and copper. tongkeng. I. The rump. Tulang t.: the lower extremity of the backbone. II. Tonkin. Bunga t.: a climbing plant; the Tonkin creeper, pergularia minor. Also known as bunga siyam. Main t.: a card-game. III. (Kedah.) Altercation; = tengkeng; q. v. tongkong. A rectangular lump of wood cut off from the main block in carpentering; cf. tongkol. tangkap. Seizure; capture; arrest; getting possession of; gripping; clasping in the closed hand. Tangkapan: toils; captivity; arrest. Saperti harimau ltepas tanghapan: like a tiger escaped from the toils,-a simile for a fierce and eager warrior; Ht. Sg. Samb.; Ht. Abd. Mk. Tangkapkan and menangkapkan: to effect the capture of anything. lMenangkap: to seize; to grip; to capture. Tertangkap: captured. Sa-penangkap: a measure of length; a cubit (hesta) less the difference in length between the open outstretched hand and the closed fist. tangkup. Capture in the mouth or in a hollow between the hands; capture by dropping the hand on any flat surface-as a fly may sometimes be caught on a table; closure or confinement under a cover. T. belakang: a portion of the planking in a boat, the plank to which the rudder is attached. T. haluwan: the prow-piece of a boat, the plank running up the stem. Bertangkup: to close, to fold up-of one flat object falling on another. Tangan bUrtangkup: a malformation in the hand caused by the existence on it of two thumbs adhering to each other, giving it the appearance of a folded pair of hands. tingkap. The long low horizontal barred window usual in Malay houses; Sej. Mal., 8I; Sh. Pant. Shl., 2; Sh. Bah. Sing., 4. T. ibu rumah: a long side window. T. magon: a lofty ventilating air-passage or window in a royal dwelling or house of some pretensions. T. panjang: the long window on the front verandah (serambi jatoh) of a Malay house; Sh. Ul., 28. T. penanggah: the window of the kitchen in a large house. T. parangin: a lofty window (for ventilation only) in any house, near the ridge-pole. T. tela: the window of the tela, q. v. tungkap. I. Tongue-tied, dumbfoundered -as a man whose nerve abandons him when about to speak; silent through nervousness, as a false witness who is afraid to utter his prepared story and does not know what else to say; moving the lips but uttering no sound, as a camel; gasping, as a fish out of water. Cf. ungkap. II. A peep-hole. tengkok. The neck; the back of the neck. Tertanamn hingga tengkok: buried neck-deep; Ht. Sg. Samb. Alor t.: (Riau, Johor) the hollow at the back of the neck; also (Kedah) lobang t. Mata punai tengkok: the part of the neck just under the hair. T. bewak: a creeper, fagrcea racemosa. T. bewak hitam: a climbing fig, ficus aurantiaca. I - ^i; tengkok. A peculiar way of notching a tree (previous to felling) so as to determine the way it will fall; cutting two notches on opposite sides, one of these cuttings penetrating directly towards the heart of the tree, the other and higher one sloping downwards so that the two lines of penetration may meet at one point. Menengkok: to fell a tree in this way; to cut the higher of these notches.;jI tongkok. Penongkok: (Kedah) a moveable fastening or ferrule (te'nin) on a keris sheath, knife, or spear. Si3i tungkak. Jav. The heel;=tumit. - ~ -~ ~-I

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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Wilkinson, Richard James, 1867-1941.
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