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

RINTEK course; cutting across from cape to cape. rintek, a speck; speckled markings; berintek, speckled; hujan rintek-rintek, drops of rain just sufficient to make a few specks on the ground. rintis, mtrintis, cut a thin line or trace from point to pointcf. ritas. rioh, noise, clamour; r. rendah, uproar, tumult. riok, patah riok, compound of fractures. riong, I. a very tall grass (antistiria gigantea). II. N.S. curved of the cutting edge of areca-nut scissors. ris, a bolt-rope. risa, a painless wen or bump. risau, anxious, uneasy; risau hati, id. risek, merisek, making private enquires, esp. as to the prospects of a proposal of marriage. riwayat, Ar. a narrative; a story. roba, pancha - roba, varied; uncertain; fickle. robak, robak-rabek. in tatters. robek, worn through; perforated. roboh, falling (of heavy or massive bodies); robohkan or m&robohkan, to overthrow; batu roboh, a landship. robok (onom.), merobok, to give out a bubbling sound. rochah, dirty and untidy-looking. rochoh, prodding. roda, Port. a wheel; r. lambong, a paddle-wheel. rodan, injury in a tender spot; very painful. rodi, Port. order, command, instructions; also ordi. rodok, merodok, to stab from below; = meradak. rodong, m~rodong, doubtful or uncertain wandering. ROMPAK rogol, Jav. rape; mGrogol, to ravish. roh, Ar. spirit, soul, life; Roh-u'lkudus, the Holy Ghost. rolak, I. fruit or vegetables served up with vinegar and flavoured with spices. II. K., Pk., p~rojak (sireh) areca-nut pounder. rolli, Pers. daily bread. rolok, Ar. return to a divorced wife' making up a quarrel with an estranged friend; merojok, to return to a divorced wife. rolol, merojol, to emerge from a hole; to stick out. rokok, a (Malay) cigarette; r. kertas, a European cigarette; dua batang r., two cigarettes; mengisap r., to smoke a cigarette. roma, Skr. bulu roma, the down on the human skin; lang r., the pores. roman, I. shape, figure, look, the body; dagangan berbagai r., goods of various types; p e - roman, general appearance. II. padi-straw. romba, a mark placed in the sea to guide fishermen in the erection of stakes. rombak, taking down, taking to pieces, unravelling, merombakk a n, to unloose, to undo, to untie; tirombak, undone, solved, loosened. rombong, I. piling or heaping up; penoh merombong, full till the contents appear over the top, (e.g., of clothes in a box, rice in a measure, etc.). II. a round lidded basket of mingkuang, Mal. = kfmbal, K. romok, physical depression; m/romok, to feel out of sorts. rompak, piracy; perompak, a pirate. [ 214 ]

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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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