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

RANAK
ranak, beranak-ranak, to play in
a swift tremolo.
ranap, I. meranap, to crumple
under great pressure. II. beaten
down, of a crop of rice, grass,
etc.; fallen, as a house after a
hurricane.
ranchah, to mark a track by cutting down an occasional sapling.
ranchak, gay; continuous and
lively (of music, dancing, etc.).
ranchang, pointing upwards; a
pointed stake stuck in the
ground as a rude caltrop.
ranchap, cylindrical; m'ran -
chap, to masturbate.
ranchong, sharp cut; cut at a
sharp angle (of a pencil or
native pen).
randa, meranda, to wander about
wildly; going here and there;
see also peranda.
randai, m erandai, to wade
through shallow water.
randeh, rondah - randeh, in disorder, dishevelled, in confusion.
randi, a silk fabric of Chinese or
Siamese make.
randok, I. kambing randok, a
rank old he-goat. II. merandok,
treading down, treading underfoot grass, crops, water.
randong, treading down - cf.
randok and serandong.
randu, to stir liquid round and
round with the arm.
rang, I. tanah rang, a rice-field
(banked and previously cultivated, but lying fallow). II. grade,
rank.
rangah, haughty, supercilious;
mirangah, to swagger.
rangai, I. obstinate or chronic (of
a disagreeable, but not dangerous disease). II. Pk. merangai,
to forage about, like a thief.
rangak, a generic name for shells
of the genus pteroceras.

RANGKUM
rangga, I. pointed projections;
merangga, sticking up in points
(as the tine of a deer). II. Java title of inferior distinction.
ranggah, I. meranggah, to strip
a tree of fruit. II. to stab upwards, = radak.
ranggak, hauling a boat ashore;
to steal, pilfer.
ranggam, a thorny shrub or
small tree (unid.).
ranggas, a mass of twigs or fallen branches; beranggas-ranggas,
spiky.
rarggi, Tam. smart in dress,
"putting on side."
ranggong, m6ranggong, to crawl
laboriously along (as infant or
wounded man); to squat with
the knees wide apart; burong r.,
a long-legged water-bird; kait
r., fishing when two sticks project from the lead, a hook being
suspended from the extremity
of each stick.
ranggu, see pdranggu.
ranggul, meranggul, to dip (of a
boat's bows). Cf. anggul, tanggul.
rangin, Jav. a shield.
rangka, skeleton, framework;
berangka, possessing or serving
as a framework.
rangkai, strung or fastened together; rangkaian, a string of, a
combination; berangkai-rangkai,
in strings or clusters.
rangkak, merangkak, to craw on
hands and knees; to make slow
progress.
rangkap, I. pair, set of two; b&rangkap-rangkapan, in couples.
II. perangkap, a trap.
rangkas, = ranggas.
rangkek, a generic name for
shells of the genus conus.
rangkong, = ranggong.
rangkum, grasping between the;05 ]