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(b~^, m2rpati or mbrbpati. [Skr. bharyapati.]
A dove; a pigeon.
Dayong e'rpati or dayong merpati sa-kawayn:
oars, the blades of which are painted white
and suggest the flight of a flock of birds as
they rise and fall in unison.?-.^ m6rpadi. iMrpadi aya: a plant, synmlocos
fasciculata..r m6rpayang. A plant (unidentified); KI.,
v. d. W., Pijn.
j 3, m6rpul. A creeping or climbing plant (unidentified).

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mirkunyet. A kar mnrkunyet: a plant,
coscinum bhtmeanulm. Also (Kedah) mgngkunyet.

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-r merpelam. Tt
q. v.
cp merpantai. A
v. d. W.
merpusing. A
t7 &W., Pijn.,( markah. [Port. marka.] The mark on a
r log or sounding line; Prov., J. S. A. S., XI.,
65. Also marka.
mbrekah. To crack; to split, of fruit, etc.
Saga in.: the cracking Indian pea, a simile for
teeth (the redness of the pea suggesting the
lips); Ht. Jay. Lengg. Delima m.: the splitting
pomegranate; id. See rekah.
-'r m6rga or marga. I. [Skr. mrega.] A wild
animal. Di-manat pula ierga sa-macham ini
tahu berkata-kata: how can a wild beast like
this come to know how to speak; Ht. Best.
Maka kel-z'ar-lah suzwatu imerga terlalu bsar-nya
kepala-nya sa-ribu: there issued a wild beast of
enormous size with a thousand heads; Ht.
P. J. P.
Merga-dipati: king of beasts; Ht. Kal. Dam.,
50 -Merga-satwa: wild animals; Ht. Mas Ed.;usually pronounced mergastuwa.
II. Marga-jiwa: [Skr. amreta-jiwa] the
Water of Life. Better merta-jiwa.
III. Balong merga: a rose-comb; C. and S.

he mango; usually mempelam,
tree (unidentified); KI.,
i tree (unidentified); K1., v. d.

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mbrpuying. A plant, carallia integerrima.
m1rpitis. A plant (unidentified); also (Kedah)
mlenmitis.

^.yn mnrpisang. A plant; polyalthia jenkinsii?
a m6rak. The peacock. M. betina: a peahen.
1l. mnas: a golden peacock; a type of a beautiful bird in romances; Ht. Sg. Samb. M. mengigal: the peacock displaying its tail; a type of
ornament. M. mnengigal di-hutan: a peacock
showing its charms in the forest; wasting
fragrance on the desert air; Prov., J. S. A. S.,
I., 89.
marka. A mark on a log or sounding-line..- Also markah.
murka. [Skr. muirkla.] Wrath; anger; the
wrath of God or of a prince. Maka baginda
raja Majapahit pun terlalu imurka minengar
sebbah utusatn itu: His Majesty the Prince of
Majapahit was extremely angry when he heard
the envoy's words; Sej. Mal., 54.
Murkai: to be angered; to become angry;
Sej. Mal., IoT. Murkakan: to be angry with
(a person); Ht. Sg. Samb..5 murakkab. Arab. Put together, connected,
united.
j m) mdr6kap or m/rakkap, A colloquial variant
of murakkab.
m6rkubang. A tree (inezzetia herveyana);
also (Kedah) mtnLgkubang.
Sy m6rkuli. A plant (unidentified); also (Kedah)
tengkuli. Its root yields a narcotic poison.

/\ 5~ mirg6stuwa. [Skr. inrega-satwa.]
" animal; Ht. Mas Ed. Cf. merga.

A wild

^ m6rgok. [Arab. s.] A long veil worn by
women during and after the pilgrimage to
Mecca.
\ m6ral. A tree (unidentified); K1., v. d. W.,
Pijn.
m6rla. Improperly suggestive,-used of a
woman's behaviour.. m6rblang. I. Smooth edged; without a.- framework or rim or raised edge,-of plates,
tablets, etc.
II. To glitter; v. relang.
III. (Selangor.) A large tree, pterospermun
diversifoliu1.
mfrlokan. A tree (unidentified); also (Kedah)
J 7)^ melokan.
rF m6rlilin. A plant (unidentified);J. I. A., I.,
259. Also (Kedah) intlilin.
yj- mdrlimau. A kar merlimau: a scandent thorny
wild orange, paranignya monophylla. Also
(Kedah) mtelimau.
mbrombong. A small tree; timonius
)r4 jambosella. Also adina polycephala.
M. bukit: vernonia arborea.
M. bukit besar: vatica pallida.

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