A Malay-English dictionary,

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cJ) wanta. Dalima wanta: a name sometimes
given to the nyireh fruit (carapa moluccana).
wah. An interjection of sorrowful surprise;
) oh, alas; H t. Ism. Yat., 46.
A) weh. An interjection of address. Siti wehk
jangan berbuwat chura: lady, oh! do not make
a jest of it.
) waham. Arab. Opinion, surmise, idea, conjecture.
(L) wahai. An interjection compounded of wah
and hai; oh there; hey there..) wetan. Jav. East; = (Malay) timor. Tuwanlah yang mengalahkan kidol dan wetan: you who
have conquered the South and the East; Ht.
Sh.

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wijil. Jav. A sort of gallery; v. bijil. Wijil
pasiban and wijil pendawa: different passages;
Ht. Perb. Jaya, Ht. Mas Ed.
wijan. Jav. Sesamum;-bijan.

wedam. [Skr., and Tamil.]
Vedas.

Prayer; the

). wira. [Skr. wira.] A man; a hero. Perwira:
id.
t.. werong. Jav. Main pa'-werong: a theatrical
performance; Sh. Panj. Sg., wila. An aboriginal tribe in the Malay
Peninsula; Ht. Mar. Mah. Also bila.

wilis. I. Green; dark green.
dark green paper; Ht. Sh. Kub.
II. Elegant, graceful, delicate.

Kartas w.:

I _. wijong. Jav.
C- class; Ht. Sh.

A small animal of the squirrel

wilang. Jav. Madness. Latah. id.; Ht. Mas Ed., Ht. Perb. Jaya.

wilangan:

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b The letter hd, the thirty-first letter of the
Malay alphabet; the equivalent of the number
5 in the abjad, q. v.
z hu. Arab. The possessive pronoun third
singular masculine (his) in its genitive and
accusative forms.
\h. h. I. The name of the letter a; Sh. I. M.
P., 7.
II. Arab. The possessive pronoun third
singular feminine (her) in its genitive and
accusative form..A\ haba. Glow, warmth, temperature of the
body: Also aba and (Kedah) behaba.
* to habat. Manner; way; kind of person; sort
of person, especially a bad sort. Jangan sabarang habat: not in any way; not carelessly
or confusedly; = jangan ta'-ketahuwan.
habis. Done, finished, exhausted; the end
U'' of; entirely. BLlum h.: not yet finished.
Badan pun habis-lah luka: his body was covered
with wounds; Ht. Gul Bak., 30. Sa-hingga
habis-lah pohun-pohun nyior marika-itu sakaliyan
di-tebang-nya: until he had felled every single
one of their coco-nut trees. Sa-habis-habis:
to the very end; to the very last. De-ngan sahabis-nya: utterly.

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Habisi: to terminate; to come to an end of;
to exhaust; Sh. Ik. Ter., I9. Habiskan: to
put an end to; to finish; to settle; to exhaust.
MAenghabiskan: id. Kzi habiskan anak chuchu
dan kaum keluwarga-mu: I will put an end to
your family and your descendants; Ht. Gul
Bak., 39. Habiskan-lah kuwat engkau, hai
Maharaja Gangga Sura: put forth your utmost
strength, oh Maharaja Gangga Sura; Ht. Ind.
Nata. Menghabiskan segala bichara dan pergadohan itu: to settle all cases and disputes;
Ht. Abd., 68; cf. also Ht. Abd., 34.
KFhabisan and penghabisan: end, termination.
Senjata yang k.: weapons that have been
destroyed; Ht. P. J. P. Jika tiyada kehabisan
bekal: if our stores are not exhausted; Sh. Ik.
Ter., 5. Pnghabisan dunya: the end of the
world; Ht. Ind. Nata; Sh. Jub. Mal., 14.
(.u habus. Better abus, q. v.,b habok. Dust, chaff, powder; cf. abu and
debu. Pmpama habok di-badan: like dust on
the body (which the wind bears away);
transient existence; impermanence; Prov.
).L habilor. [Pers....] Crystal; clear white,
of the eyes; (Kedah) piebald, of a horse.
Bukit h.: a hill of crystal; Ht. Isk. Dz.
Saperti habblor rupa-nya berkilat: shining like
crystal; Ht. Sh. Kub.. habu. Ash; cinders; better abu, q. v.

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