A Malay-English dictionary,

__ _ __ __ __ __ __ BAYA [ 89 ] BAYAM BAYA [- 89 ~ BAYAM --- t1 bbaya. I. Size; form. Sa-baya: equality in size and shape; resemblance in figure and build. Anak raja-raja munteri yang sama sabaya dangan anakanda; sons of princes and ministers about the same size as this prince, my son-to be his playmates; Ht. Koris. Di-panggil-nya dayang empat sa-baya: she summoned four maids of honour like herself in age and size; Sh. Bid., 13. K-lima-nya sa-baya sama muda: all five were of one size and shape and of the same age; Ht. Best. II. [Skr. bhdya.] Danger; better behaya, q. v... bayar. Payment; the act of paying. Hutang emas dapat di-bayar hutang budi di-bawa mati: a debt of money may be paid, a debt of kindness is a debt through life; Prov., Ht. Abd., I79. Membayar: to pay; Ht. Abd., 57; Ht. Gul. Bak., Io, etc. Pembayar: payment; Majm. al-Ahk., 82. Pemnbayaran: id.; Laws of Palembang, Simb. Ch., I3..n bayor. A medium or large tree with small leaves buff-coloured beneath; pterospernmnt jackianum. B. betina: a small tree, sterculia jackiana. B. jantan: a large tree, pterospermum diversifolium. B. laut: a seashore tree, heritiera littoralis. uity bayas. A common palm, resembling the nibong; oncospernma horrida. B. betina: a small erect jungle palm; pinanga scortechin ii. 3. bayang. Vague outline or shadow; vaguely defined,-as an image reflected on glass ( Ht. Abd., 402), or on a photographic negative ( Ht. Abd., 45 ), or even as outlined on an intervening surface, as a woman's figure is traceable against her dress ( Ht. Ind. Jaya), or as the passage of a piece of food can be followed by the expansion of the throat, Ht. Gul. Bak. Kurus kering sapesrti bayang, Si-apa pun tidak menaroh sayang: thin and dried up like a shadow, not a soul will feel the slightest love for her; Prov., J. S. A. S., II., I5I. Buntar bayang-bayang: rounded; round with quivering edge; Ht. Raj. Don., 8; Ht. Sri Rama (Maxw.), 12. Berbayang: in shadowy form or outline. Tanjong Padang tampak berbayang: Tanjong Padang appears outlined in shadow; Sh. Ik. Trub., 7. Berbayang di-nata: to have always before the mind's eye; Arabian Nights, 398. Terbayang: imaged vaguely, shadowed forth. Terbayang di-hati: imaged in the heart. Tuwan terbayang di-hati beta: your image is always in my heart; Sh. Bur. Nuri, 20. Terbayang-bayang kapada-nya mata: pictured before the mind's eye; Sh. Pant. Shl., I2. bayong. I. (Johor.) A tree (unidentified). II. Bayong.bayong: a scarecrow. III. To throw; C. and S., Favre,-through Sej. Mal., 211? IV. Pisau bayong: a kind of knife, KI.; said to be a pisau wali. bayak. Bulkiness which' extends to interference with locomotion; extreme corpulence; obesity in a man, unwieldy fat in an animal. Perahu b.: a boat of unwieldy beam. baik. Goodness; excellence; of a satisfactory character; in a proper or fitting way. Yang baik: good. Budi yang baik: a good disposition; graciousness, kindness. Baik budi: kindness of character. Khabar baik: good news; it is well. Baik-lah: good; very well; all right; that is as it should be. Baik-baik: carefully, well. Jaga baik-baik: keep a careful look-out; take care; beware. Baik......baik: both...and; equally... and. Baik dalam negeri Melaka baik dalam negeri Singapura: both in Malacca and Singapore. Baik jantan baik betina: both men and women. Sa-baik-baik: as well as possible; however well. Sa-baik-baik-nya: just as good as; Arabian Nights, 30. Baiki, imembaiki and perbaiki: to repair, to revise, to restore to a satisfactory condition, to improve. Berbaik-baikan: reconciled; Sh. Bid. (Leyd.), 386. Tiyada akan telrbaiki: beyond repair. Ta'-baik: not good; bad. bayam. A name given to several plants used as spinach. B. badak: a low jungle shrub: psychotria malayana. B. betul: a plant, amaranthus retroflexus. B. duri: a good spinach; amaranthus spinosus. B. ekor kuching: the cockscomb of gardens; celosia cristata. B. hutan: =- b. duri. B. merah: the red-leaved spinach; amaranthus gangeticus. B. monyet: white spinach; amaranthus viridis. B. pasir: a spinach; amaranthus sessilis. B. puteh: = b. nmonyet. B. rusa: an amaranth: cyathula prostrata. B. selaseh: an amaranth: a. caudatus. I — - - 12

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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