A Malay-English dictionary,

BAO L_ ~ 76 1~ BAJU__ ~ __ BATOH [ 76 ] BAJU - ~~- - -- -.-1_...._~. ----,-~- - Barah b.: a hard round abscess or tumour. Champak b.: to throw a stone at anythinga Malay expression corresponding to our "shaking the dust off our feet." Chap b.: lithography. Gula b.: loaf sugar. Ikan b.: a fish, crenidens sarissophorus. Juru b.: the petty officer in charge of the anchor and moorings of a ship. Kayu b.: a very hard wood; blumea lacera. Kepala b.: massive rocks at the end of a promontory; (also) stones placed on anything to prevent it being blown away. Landak b.: an animal of the hedgehog type; atherura fasciculata. Murai b.: a bird; see murai. II. An oily preparation made by burning coco-nut shell and used for staining the teeth. Mimbakar b.: to burn coco-nut shell for making this stuff; Ht. Mas. Ed. III. A plough; better bajak, q. v. bajang. An evil spirit generated by the blood shed in childbirth. This spirit can be used as a familiar spirit. Menaroh b.: to keep such a familiar spirit in one's service. Gelang b.: an armlet worn by a child as a protection against the influence of these evil spirits. Tapak bajang and kuku bajang: a peculiar pattern; a trapeze, the base of which is shorter than the opposite side; projecting pieces of wood in this shape which are intended to fit into corresponding notches in another plank and so join the two planks together more firmly. Baju b.: a sort of swallow-tailed baju or coat; Sej. Mal., 390. bajing. Jav. A squirrel; properly tupai, q. v. bajak. I. (Riau, Johor) A plough; = (Kedah) tenggala. Mata b.: the ploughshare. Tiyang b.: the shank. Sungkal b.: the board of a ploughshare. Rumah b6.: a stone or brick, as opposed to a wooden or attap house. Sa-buwah b.: a stone. Gigi duwa b.: two teeth. Cf. suwatu = sa-batu, by etymology. Membatu: to remain hard when cooked, as very old beans; to be stony. M. roboh, or b. roboh: an expression used of any exceptional celebration, such as a double wedding or festivities on an event of very rare occurrence, such as a jubilee. Batu roboh senmuwa-nya kita kahwinkan: let us make an exceptional festival of it by holding all these weddings simultaneously; Ht. Mas. Ed. Tertawa membatu roboh, or tMrtawa saparti batu roboh: roars of laughter; Ht. Best. 4a,! batoh. A gambler. Cq bati. Indissoluble blending or union. Sehaya dengan diya sa-bati: he and I are one in interest-you cannot injure one without affecting the other. bt baja. I. [ Skr. wajra.] Steel; also the process of making steel; tempering; improving; manuring. A nak raja mudek ka-Daik, Masok ka-taman mandi di-kolam; Kalau asal baja yang baik, Sadikit di-chanai mtenjadi tajarm: if the tempering is well done from the first, a little whetting will restore its sharpness. Tuwan laksana barang birbaja, Sakaliyan basi menjadi guna: you, Sir, are like good tempering which renders all iron valuable; "whatever you touch turns into gold"; Prov. Tanah yang tiyada bUrbaja lagi: unmanured land; Ht. Abd., 475. Kadok kMna baja: coarse sireh when manured; ill weeds grow apace; Prov. Bajakan: to manure padi shoots by dipping them in manure on taking them out of the nursery and keeping them in the manure for two days before transplanting them. II. Jav. A pirate; Ht. Koris. Better peromRpak..j. bajik. [Jav. bechik = baik. ] Kebajikan: kindness, goodness, advantage. Chap kebajikan atas keduwa pehak: the seal of mutual good will; Ht. Abd., 472. Mendatangkan kebajikan dan fd'Ndah: to bring profit and advantage; Ht. Abd., 105. a.tl bajan. [Skr. bhdjana.] A basin. Ambil darah jantong-nya itu, buboh pada suwatu bajan yang besar: take his heart's blood and place it in a large basin; Ht. Kal. Dam., 329. Better bejana, q. v.,.. bajau. I. The name of an Indonesian race of sea-gipsies; a semi-piratical race residing on the E. and N. coast of Borneo and W. coast of Celebes. Kurong b.: a cabin with an entrance from above, and not, as is often the case with Malay ships, opening into the well of the ship. II. (Singapore) Speed, rapidity of work..... baju. An outer garment for the upper part of the body; a coat. B. anggerka: a long overcoat or surtout; Ht. Abd., 419. B.-baju: a fern (unidentified); J. S. A. S., III., ro8. B. bajang: a kind of swallow-tailed coat; Sej. Mal., 390. B. belah or b. belah dada: a baju which is open in front. --- --- ----- -- - - -- L- -I ~ ---- ~ ~ ~ __ ~ ~ — _I

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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