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dlalilat. Arab.
leading astray.

Deception, misleading,

written like a small wau, i. e..; it represents
the sound of a short iu. Among Malays it is
best known as the baris di-hadapan.

dlammah. Arab. The name of a vowel point,..1......

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The letter tad; the seventeenth letter of the
Malay alphabet; the equivalent of the number
9 in the Abjad, q. v.
t,. The name of the letter s.
tabak. Arab. A presentation-tray; a gift.
T. mias:. a golden tray; Ht. Ism. Yat., 9I.
See J..
tWin. Arab. A pestilence.

tabi'at. Arab.
ter.

Natural disposition, charac

'.AU t/ at. Arab. Obedience,
worship of God.
d~ ththir. Arab. Clean, pure,
sullied; a proper name.

submissiveness,
undefiled, un

3b taraf. [Arab. farf.] Border, edge, extremity,
limit, frontier.
rub ta'am. Arab. Food, meal.
~Sh talak. Arab. Divorce, repudiation of a wife.
Surat t.: a formal letter of divorce given by a
man to a woman to define her position. The
third taldk renders a divorce permanent,
preventing remarriage except through the use
of a mnthallil.
Cab tama. Arab. Covetousness, greed.,-\> tawff. Arab. Procession round, walking
round,-used especially of the processions
round the Ka'abah.
A tfba. Arab. Blessing.
iy tufin. Arab. A tempest, a hurricane, a
deluge. Usually pronounced tofan.
taul. Arab. Enduring, lasting, long in duration..ju. ttif. Arab. A patrol, a night-watch; circulating, going round.
L. tabal. Arab. A drum, a kettledrum used at
the installation or coronation of a Malay
ruler.
Tabalkan: to instal as ruler; to proclaim
ruler by beat of drum; to raise to the throne.

tabib. Arab. A physician,
Behasa t.: medical diction.

a doctor..j tair.

Arab. Bird; flying; levity of mind...- ~ - |

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IS The letter tid; the eighteenth letter of the
Malay alphabet; the equivalent for the number
90o in the Abjad, q.v.
UI tli. The name of the letter tld.
\.3 tiAlim. Arab. A tyrant, oppressive.
ja i tlahir. Arab. Clear, open, manifest; the
revealed in contradistinction to the unknown.

I. til. Arab. Shadow. Tlil Allah fi'l-'dlam:
the shadow of God upon earth; a name given
to great potentates, especially to the Sultan of
Turkey. This title was, however, applied to
Queen Victoria in the Diamond Jubilee
Addresses.
tlohor. Arab. Midday, noon. Waktu tl.: id.
Usually pronounced lohor and dhohor.

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