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

BODOK
bodok, Eng. a gaff; a boat-hook.
bodong, I. a squall. II. a lean-to.
boga, I. Skr. sempana per.gam
boga, a kind of pleasure boat.
II. Skr. anta-boga, a great serpent.
bogam, I. pieces of gold or silver
leaf on a head ornament (tajok).
II. great -a rare equivalent of
btsar.
bogang, tglanjang bogang, stark
naked.
bogi, Eng. k~reta bogi, a buggy,
a hooded vehicle.
bogil, I. Sel.=bogi. II. stark=
bogang.
bogok, a large black caterpillar.
bogot, horrid, ugly-in the expression, hitam bogot, horridly
black, (of Papuans).
bohok, Pen. a puddle.
bohong, lie; lying; false; bohong sa - mata - mata, altogether
untrue; pembohong, a liar.
bojot, very much entangled.
bok, I. Jay. mother;= mbok.
II. Ked., a mattress = tilam.
bokcha, Turk. bag wallet.
bokong, worn the wrong way;
front and back interchanged.
bokop, closed by inflammation
(of the eyes); = bakup.
bokor, a metal bowl (like a soupplate) with a flat rim, used as a
stand for water-vessels.
bokot, veiling, wrapping up.
bol, see bul.
bola, Port. a ball; a cricket ball,
football billiard or tennis ball.
bolak, bolak - balek, there and
back; backwards and for -
wards; bolak chakap, going
back on one's word, prevarication.
boleh, able to, can; power to;
sa-boleh-boleh-nya, the best of
his ability; mana b.? how can
this be so? impossible; a p a

BONGKAR
boleh buat? what is to be done?
there is an end of it.
bolong, black; blue black; tarring.
bolos, I. fallen off of a coiled
string falling off a top; leafless;
stripped of houses, furniture,
clothes, feathers, hair; deprived,
e.g., of a bargain. II. terbolos
stumbling, e.g., into a hole.
bolot, roughly or hastily wrapping up a parcel-cf. balut.
bolu, Port. sponge-cake.
bom, Eur. the shafts of a carriage; the boom of a ship.
~omantara, Skr. the firmament;
the vault of heaven.
bomba, Port. a pump; the hose
of a fire-engine; a fire-engine;
jura bomba kain, a dhoby.
Bombai, Bombay; iembuang kaneg~ri B., to (penally) transport.
bomoh, a native doctor.
bonchol, a knob - like protuberance.
bonda, mother (in respectful
language) = ibu'nda; ayah b.,
parents.
boneka, Port. a puppet, a doll.
bonggol, a dome-shaped protuberance; a hump on camel's
back; a knoll; also bongkol.
bongkah, a piece, a block.
bongkak, proud; arrogant.
bongkal, a measure of weight
for precious articles; 1 oz.
approximately.
bongkam, azimat penmbongkam,
a drug or talisman to silence a
hostile witness.
bongkang, bongkang - bangking
spread out to its full length (of
a dead body) in contradistinction to being huddled up.
bongkar, heaving up, turning up
the soil, weighing anchor; b.,
kota, to blow up a fort; mem

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