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

SANGKAKALA
sangkakala, Skr. the last trump
-v. sangka, II.
sangkal, disavow, repudiating;
sangkali, to deny (one's faith);
to repudiate knowledge of.
sangkar, I. a coop; a cage (especially a bird-cage); sangkaran,
id. II. sangkar bidang, thwarts
in a boat. III. sungkur-sangkar,
sprawling.
sangkil, immersion to the loadline (of a ship); fulfilling a purpose satisfactorily; to achieve
the end in view.
sangku, a large metal bowl or
basin.
sangkur, a bayonet.
sangkut, stopping; not getting
past; adhering to or remaining
in; s. di-dalam hati, sticking in
the memory.
sangsara, = sengsara.
sangu, Jav. provisions, supplies.
sangulun, Jav. a royal title.
Sangyang, see Sang.
santak, menyantak, to strike
with the fist or knuckles.
santan, the milk of the coconut;
kepala s., the best of the milk;
the creamy portion near the
flesh of the fruit; (fig.) virginity.
santap, to eat, to consume, to
dine-of rajas; s. sireh, to chew
sireh (of a prince chewing
sireh); santapan or pOrsantapan, a royal repast.
santau, a deadly Malay poison.
santeri, = s~nt~ri.
santok, to knock against-cf.
antok.
santun, sedate, dignified, imposing.
sa-nya, of a truth; =sa-sunggohnyca; bahawa sa - nya, verily,
verily.
sap, I. a piece of cloth or fibrous
material placed in an inkstand;

SARANG
kertas s., blotting paper. II. =
saf.
sapa, mode of address, courtesy;
tegur s., id.; mgnyapa, to accept
politely.
sapar, = safar. II. = sapau.
sapau, a lean-to; a shelter for
the night in the jungle.
saperti, = s~pgrti.
sapi, an ox; a bull or cow;
minyak s., suet; s. hutan, a namegiven to the anoa of Celebes
( anoa depressicornis ) [ which
is well-known to maritime
Malays]; also, in the interior
of the Malay Peninsula, to a
local wild ox, either a small bos
gaurus or a separate species
(bos sondaicus).
sapir, I. Ar. a traveller; bUrsapir,
to encamp (of travellers). II.
Eng. a sapper; a soldier of
engineers; a gaol - official at
Malacca.
sapu, wiping; sweeping off;,
smearing off or on; s. chat,
painting; s. minyak, varnising;.
s. kap ur, whitewashing; s.
tangan, a handkerchief; sapukan, menyapu, to sweep; to pass
a cloth or broom over; penyapu,
a broom.
saput, a thin fleecy or cloth-like
covering; a film; clouding over;
di-saput awan, clouded over (as
a mountain).
sara, I. bersara, menyara, to join
in an undertaking; to "chip in."
II. sara-bara, in confusion; helter-skelter; topsy-turvy.
saraf, Ar. I. etymology. II.
money-changer, shroff.
sarak, bUrsarak, parted, parting,
divorced.
sarang, a nest; s. libah, a bees'
nest; s. unam, the shell of a
hermit crab; s. tb uan, a
hornets' nest; s. burong, the nest

[ 223 ]