A Malay-English dictionary,

~__ __li_ I ~ ___ ~ ___ __~ I GUSONG [ 582 ] GOLEK -... - I ----C~I f. gusong. A sandbank. Also busorng. j)"j gosok. Friction, rubbing; the application of friction. Di-gosok-nya pula tembaga itu dengan satujenis abu: he then rubbed the brass with a kind of powder; Ht. Abd., 453. Gosokkan: to rub, to scrub; Ht. Koris. Menggosok: id.; Ht. Ism. Yat., 27, 32; Ht. Sg. Samb. Metggosokkan: id.; Muj., 46.,j, gusi. I. The gums. Gusi dan lidah: the gums and the tongue; Sh. Kamp. Boy., I. II. Jib gusi: thejib proper; Pel. Abd., 48. 4~_ gopoh. Haste or hurry. Gopoh-gopoh: extremely hurried; Ht. Sg. Samb.; Ht. Sh. Kub.; Ht. Gul. Bak., 78. G. gapah: id.; Sh. Kamp. Boy., 2. G. mamang: id.; Ht. Kal. Dam., 364. G. mamamn: (Kedah) id. D)ngan tergopoh-gopoh: in extreme haste; Ht. Abd., I5, 125. f gugor. Unnatural, premature, unwilling or unintentional falling; miscarriage; the fall of anything that would naturally be expected not to fall. G. pengsan: to fall fainting to the ground; Ht. Gul. Bak., 122. Anak g.: a miscarriage; a premature delivery. Bintang g.: a falling star; Sh. Tab. Mimp., 3. G. bunga:the falling of flowers; Sh, B. A. M., 8; J. S. A. S., I., 93. G. rahat duriyan: a general fall of durians from a tree; Ht. Abd., 414. Kegugoran: the act or process of premature fall; Ht. Sg. Samb.; Sh. Tab. Mimp., 17. MFenggugorkan: to let fall; Ht. Ind. Nata. J. gugus. Patchiness; consisting of clumps or clusters, and not altogether continuous. Ranbutt-nya g.: with patchy hair. G. pulanpulau: a cluster of islands, an archipelago. Bunga-nya (api itu) jatoh bergugus-gugus the sparks fell in clusters; Ht. Abd., 363. ^- f. gugup, Confused uproar; clamour. G. riyoh: id. (intensified). Cf. gegap and gegak., gogol. A chisel with a long handle. This chisel is used by braziers for scraping the inner portions of copper vessels.,f gogah. Pers. Alarm. 45 gogoh. Shivering as the result of extreme cold. gula. Sugar; a generic name for sugars. Mati sumut kena gula: ants die in sugar; evil passions are killed by kindness; Prov. Manis laksana gula darawa: sweet as syrup; Prov., Ht. Koris. Manis saperti gula derawa: id., Ht. Mas. Ed. G. batu: loaf sugar. G. mnlaka and g. tuwak: a sugary substance obtained from coco-nut juice. G. pasir: granular sugar. G. ulu: a sugary material obtained from kabong juice. Ayer g.: syrup. gulana. Sorrow, sadness; v. gondah. golot. Hurried arrangement; hurrying and fussing over work. Kaluwasr masok bergolotgolot: rushing in and out, hurrying and fussing; Sh. Abd. Mk., I 5. golang. Golang-golek: the swaying of a circular object. guling. Turning anything round, giving a circular motion to anything; revolution, rolling. G. gantang: rolling over and over. G. garak: rolling to one side and then to another as a sleeper who does not wish to get up. Batu besar berguling turun, batu kechil berguling naik: the large rocks come rolling down, the small stones go rolling up; a reversal of fortune which ruins many previously wealthy and sets poor men in their place; Prov. Cf. gulong, golang, and golek. Huklmn glling batang: a punishment consisting of putting a man in a nail-studded barrel and rolling the barrel about till the man dies. Gulingan: a rolling motion; turning round and round. Gulingkan: to roll (any long body) round and round; to cause anything to rotate; Ht. Ind. Nata. Menggulingka: id.; Ht. Abus., 23; Sh. A. R. S. J., 8; Ht. Sg. Samb. Terguling-guling: rolling about; Ht. Sg. Samb. Guling is also used of rubbing a ball of egg on a diseased part of the body in the hope of curing the disease; cf. alin. gulong. Twisting (anything) round itself or round anything else; rolling up; giving the shape of a roll to anything. Tikar duwa g.: two rolls of matting; two mats rolled up. Ular g. bidai: a sea-snake (unidentified); also ular bidai, v. bidai. Maeggulong: to roll up, to wind up. Metggulong belalai-nya ka-atas kepala-nya: winding its trunk round his head; Ht. Mar. Mah. IA. layar: to roll up a sail; Sh. Abd. Mk., 23. golak. Golak-galek: topsy-turvy; the wrong way about; Sh. Lamp., 8, 34; = bolak-balek. golek. Easily swaying, as an object with a high centre of gravity; easily shaken or rolled. Golang golek: the swaying of a large ball or other circular object. Dayong g.: an oar of European type. ~~~ ~-~ —: - - ~~~~

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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