An abridged Malay-English dictionary (romanised) by R.J. Wilkinson ...

PALOH paloh, a hollow filled with stagnant water; a pool; Sel. a navigable channel. palong, a trough for watering or feeding animals. palsu, Port. false, forged, counterfeit (of money, notes, etc.). paltu, Hind. a deputy. palu, striking with a stick or bar or other rigid cylindrical body. palut, enwrapping, = balut. pamah, low-lying ground. paman, maternal uncle; a familiar form of address to persons a good deal older than oneself. pampang, stretching out before the eye; terpampang, extended. pamur, the damascening on a keris. pana, Ar. mortal, perishable; to die; also fana. panah, a bow; the use of a bow; (better anak p.) an arrow; bgrjalan p. baran, to stamp about a house; p. liang, a black wasp that lives in holes in the ground; panahan, archery; the shooting of arrows; memanah, to shoot with a bow. panas, heat, warm; p. hati, excited; hujan p., rain when the sun is shining; roman p., prickly-heat. danau, discoloured patches on the skin. pancha, Skr. five, multiple, varied; pancha-indera, the five senses; p. - logam, an alloy of several metals; p.-persada, a temporary structure for the celebration of a bathing - ceremony; p. - roba, uncertain, fickle, changeable; p. - rona, or p. - warna, of many colours; p. bichara, Pah. a fivepronged gold head - ornament (like a small flat fork) thrust into the kerchiefs of the ruler and his consort after they have PANDANG partaken of the nasi adap-adap, at installation; Pk. the lustration water used at installations. panchang, a pole, pile, or stake. panchapersada, Skt. see pancha. panchar, flowing out violently; gushing out; pouring out; kilat memanchar, the lightning flashing; tMrpanchar otak - nya, his brains gushed out. pancharoba, see pancha. pancharona, see pancha. panchawarna, see pancha. panehing, angling; to fish with hook and line; p. ikan, id. panchit, to ooze out; to gush forth in a thin stream. panchong, cutting off a projection; memanchong, to lop off, to *prune, to mutilate; panchongkan kepala, to behead. panchur, to flow (of water in pipes and conduits); flowing from the end of a pipe; panchuran ayer, a conduit. panchut, spouting or gushing out (of water). pandai, skilled; versed in; a craftsman; a mechanic; a skilled artificer; p. besi, a blacksmith; p. kayu, a carpenter; p. lukis, an engraver; p. mas, a goldsmith; kepandaian, learning, know - ledge, skill. pandak, short (in a limited number of expressions, the usual word being pendek); keris p., a short dagger. pandam, fixing jewellery in resin to keep it steady when worked at. pandan, a generic name given to the smaller screw - pines (pandanaceae), the leaves of which are used in making mats. pandang, memandang, gazing; to look fixedly at; seeing and observing (as opposed to merely [ 181 ]

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An abridged Malay-English dictionary (romanised) by R.J. Wilkinson ...
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Wilkinson, Richard James, 1867-1941.
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