A Malay-English dictionary,

__ _ __ I HANCHING3 [ 69I ] HUBONG ANHN [ 69 ii HUBON Puchok pauh berulam pauh, Petang-pttang kachau inti; Sayang sehaya berkaseh jauh, Petang-petang hanchor hati: alas! I love the absent: evening by evening my heart is oppressed. H. luloh: utterly crushed or melted; a strong form of hanchor; Ht. Sg. Samb. H. luloh didalain hati: utterly heart-broken; J. I. A., I., 448. Menghanchorkan: to reduce to fragments; to crush to powder; to melt. M. hati: to melt the hearts (of an audience); to sadden; Ht. Koris. P hanching. Rank, foul, disgusting,-of smell. Used of the smell of urinals, etc. (j- hanchai. Letting go, losing hold of; v. anchai. \iXb hndayong. Ayer hendayong: saliva from the roof of the mouth. Ojl'b hindustin. Pers. India; Ht. Abd., 39. ~.~ hfndak. Wish, desire, intention, purpose, longing; an auxiliary in forming the future. Hendak ka-mana: whither will you be going. Hendak-lah iya berpengetahuwan: he should be possessed of knowledge. HIndakkan: to desire; to want anything; to lust after, to love. Jikalau sunggoh tuwanhanba hendakkan hamba: if you really love me; Ht. Ind. Jaya. Kehendak: wish, desire; passion, lust, will; intention, drift, meaning. Dengan takdir Allah melakukan kehendak-nya atas hamba-nya: by the decree of God who works His will upon us his slaves; Ht. Abd., 12. Saperti kehendak tuwanputeyri: as the princess pleases. Menguraikan kehendak kitdb itu: to make out the drift of the book. Berkehendak: to be desirous of; to entertain a hope or desire; to be in love with. B. bertutor melayu: to be anxious to speak Malay; Ht. Abd., 346. B. akan perempuwan: to take a fancy to a woman; Ht. Abd., 158. Sa-kehendak: in accordance with one's wishes; at one's will. Membuwat dengan sa-kehendaknya: to do what one pleases. Sa-berang Perai tanah yang rata, Buleh berjalan sa-kehMndak kaki; Bengkalai tertinggal janggal di-mata, Pantang tukang pesudahkan behagi: Province Wellesley is a level land where one can walk wherever one's feet wish to go. Kethndaki: to wish, to desire; to lust after, to set one's heart on; Ht. Abd., 23, 71, 443, etc. Kehendakkan: id.; Sh. Abd. Mk., 103. Also (colloquially in Kedah) nak. J^ h hindek. Leverage by pressure with the foot. Lang h.: a bird of prey (unidentified). Lesong h.: a heavy rice-pounder worked with the foot. 3J1 handal. Trusty, reliable. J-.b hendel. An outward sweep of the arm in dancing; v. endel. -b hindu. Hindoo, Indian. Orang h.: an Indian (other than a Muhammadan from India). Tiga behagiyan orang isldmn dan sa-bhagi orang hindu: three-fourths were Muhammadans and one-fourth Hindoos; Ht. Abd., 39. Orang hindu datang-lah masok igama isldm: Hindoos came to Malacca and turned Muhammadan; Ht. Abd., ii. Cf. hinds. C^ir,) handoman. The Sanskrit Hanuman; the Monkey-God. Also Sang Seri Hanoman and Sang Hanoman. See hanoman. handai. Companion, associate, comrade, intimate friend; Ht. Abd., 445; Ht. Gul Bak., 17, 42; Ht. Sg. Samb. 5LC hindi. Pers. Indian; appertaining to India. Hikdyat h.: an Indian tale; Ht. Gul Bak., 157. This word has no special reference to the Hindoo religion. L.ck hindiya. India,-in the expression yang berhurmtat hindiya kompe'i: the Honourable East India Company; Ht. Abd., 265. h6ning. Limpid, pure, clear, transparent,of water and other liquids; (by metaphor) pure-hearted, guileless, free from ill-will or bad intent. Heningkan: to purify (the heart); Sh. Jub. Mal., 15. hanoman. [Skr. hanumant.] The Monkeyr God; a monkey. Sang Seri H.: Hanuman the Monkey-God; Ht. Sg. Samb. SangH.: id. Berchap h.: with the monkey as an emblem; Ht. Sg. Samb. Saperti Hanoman, gunong pun dapat di-bangkit-nya: like Hanuman, he can even lift mountains; Ht. Ism. Yat., I. Also handoman. The hantu doman is a survival of the Hanuman legend. - h hnnyak. Stamping down with the feet, pounding down. Also ennyak.., huwa. Arab. He, i.e., God. \ haw&. Arab. Breath, air, affection, desire, lust, sensuality; inclination, will, wish; a blast. Pronounced hawa.., hubong. Connection; linking. Yangpatut dihubong di-cheraikan-nya: (words) that should have been linked together, he separated; Ht. Abd., 50o. Hubongan: link, connection. - -- - -- - -- -- I

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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