A Malay-English dictionary,

_1LEA [_ 40 UNTUT ~ tE'MPENAK [ 40 ] UNTUT 6mpenak. Mengempenak: to bring up a child kindly and carefully; to treat a child well. Also penak. K1., Pijn. amok. A violent or furious attack; charging; recklessly engaging the enemy; running amuck. Biyar-lah patek amok segala raksasa itu: let me charge those evil spirits; Ht. Sg. Samb. Tiyada tertahan lagi amok Maharaja Johan Shah Peri itu: the onslaught of Maharaja Johan Shah Peri was no longer resistible; Ht. Ind. Jay., 48. Beramok-amokan: charging each other; furiously attacking each other-as two armies. MAngamok: to charge; to attack; to run amuck. Mengamok saperti singa yang tiyada Wembilangkan lawan-nya: to charge like a lion which takes no count of its foes; Cr. Gr., 78. A da bichara orang mengamok di-Kampong Glnam: there was a case of a man running amuck in Kampong Glam; Ht. Abd., 26I. Laksamana mtenganmok: the name of a Malay dish; v. laksamana. 6mak. Mother; v. imak. imkan. Arab. The bestowal of a fief. j:\ aanta. I. Skr. Existence; entity; nature. Beranta indera of Godlike nature; divine. Beranta loka: of an earthly character. Anta kesoma: flowery; the name given to a Malay dish, a preparation of ubi keledek. Baju anta kesoma: a coat of many colours; Ht. Sh. Kub. amil. [ Arab. IL~ Pregnant; v. \>.. ol-W iml&'. Arab. Dictation; to dictate. amlas. Arab. Soft. amansari. The name of a Malay sweetmeat made of kachang hijau and coco-nut. II. [ Skr. bhdrata. ] Beranta Yuda: the name by which the Bharata Yuddha is known to educated Malays. III. ['Kawi ananta bhoga, from Skr. ] Naga anta-boga: the great serpent; Ht. Ind. Jaya. See boga.;I\ onta. Hind. A camel. Gombala onta: a camel driver; Ht. Kal. Dam., 428. Sape4rti onta mnyearahkan diri: to yield oneself up as a camel (which kneels to let its rider mount); implicit obedience; Prov., Sh. Raj. Haji, I83, J.S.A.S., XI., 38. Burong o.: an ostrich. \.A antara. [Skr. antira.] Space between; intermediate; position between; lapse of time between; interval. Di-dalam antara sadikit hari: in the space of a few days. Di-antara marika-itu tiga behagiyan orang Islam: threequarters of them (lit. in the interval of them, among them) were Muhammadans. Ingat antara belum kena: think before you encounter -i.e., look before you leap; Prov., J.S.A.S., III., 21. Kaseh sayang yang tiyada berantara lagi: love that is not between boundaries; love that is boundless; Ht. Koris. Belantara is sometimes confused by Malays with berantara; see Sh. Bid., 318. (Leyd.) Perantaran: the interval between, the space between; Bust. Sal. Samantara: while; from sama and antara; v. smze'ntara.,l\ untut. Elephantiasis, a swelling of one or both of the lower limbs accompanied by ulceration at the ankle. Sa-orang tuwa lagi untut kiduwa kaki-nya: an old man with both legs swollen by elephantiasis; Sej. Mal., I28. Harapkan si-untut menggamit kain koyak diupahkan: trust the man who has elephantiasis (to do anything); you must pay him even to put his fingers through a torn garment; lazy as a sufferer from elephantiasis; Prov., J. S. A. S., III., 19. Kaki untut di-pakaikan gelang: putting an anklet on a swollen leg; to increase a disfigurement by attracting attention to it; J. S. A. S., III., 32. Lain yang bengkak maka yang bernanah lain; yang untut lain yang mengesut lain: the gathering is in one place, the oozing of matter from another; the elephantiasis is on one leg and the shrivelled flesh on the other; one man commits the offence and another is punished for it; Prov., Ht. Koris. O-4I\ imhan. Arab. To humiliate. ul ummi. Arab. Illiterate. y.\ amir. Arab. Leader; prince; chief; commander; Ht. Gul. Bak., 14, 8; Sh. Abd. Mk., 24. Amiru'l-mtminin: Commander of the Faithful-a title given to a Caliph of Islam. {yj\ amin. Arab. Amen! Be it so! Pada salama-lama-nya amin amin: for ever and ever, Amen; Ht. Abd., I6. Mengaminkan: to utter or repeat the word Amen; Sh. UI., 34; to attest; Arabian Nights, I88. s. \i\ anbiy&'. Arab. Prophets; the plural of nabi, q. v. BErkat nabt saiyidu'l-anbiyd': by the blessing of the Prophet who is Chief among the Prophets; Sh. Abd. Mk., 53. Berkat di-tolong segala anbiyd': by the blessing of being helped by all the Prophets; Sh. Sri Bun., 93... - ----------- -------- - -- ~- -~ ~..-.

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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