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

CHONGOK chongok, mrnchongok, to sit stiffly erect. chonteng, smearing (anything) on a surface; muka t~rchonteng,arang, a face smeared over with charcoal; fig., disgraced. chontoh, a model of an object to be copied; a sample; a specimen. chorak, the general colouring (of a sarong); the prevailing hue in a design. choram, = churam. chorang, cheating at games; penchorang, a cheat. chorek, the long linear markings in the grain of certain woods. choreng, streaked with long vertical streaks (as a man on whom paint has fallen); ch.-moreng, covered with streaks. chorong, I. a metal vase for sireh leaves = jorong. II. a cylindrical funnel; the chimney of a lamp. chorot, I. bringing up the rear; penchorot, the hindmost. II. Jav. the spout of anything; ch. cherek, the spout of a kettle. chotek, sa-chotek, a very small portion; a pinch; a bite. chotet, tip-tilted; = chonet. chotok, I. the small fleshy protuberance at the base of a bird's beak. II. projecting above the surface (of a low flat rock). chua, not pleasing, unsatisfactory. chuacha, Skr. clear (of the atmosphere); t'rang ch., bright daylight. chuai, to hold in little esteem. chuak, Pen. abashed. chual, cloth in the first stage of its manufacture. thuali, excepting, saving; kechuali, id.; k~chuali kebanyakan, some; a number of. CHUIT chuani, a kind of cloth. chuar, sticking up (of long objects, such as masts); cf. chuat. chuat, sticking up (of short objects); cf. chuar. chubit, pinching pressing between finger and thumb; menchubit, to pinch. chucha, abasing or silencing one's foe (especially by magic arts). chuchi, cleansing; berchuchi, to clean, to cleanse; ketam ch., a plane. chuchoh, I. setting anything alight; putting fire to anything. II. teasing, verbal annoyance. chuchok, piercing; driving a point into anything; threading a needle; piercing with a needle; perforating manek tanggal daripada chuchok - nya, pearls fallen from their strings; ch. kajang, making kajang mats by running a piece of bamboo through pandanus leaves to hold them together; ch. senjata, the leader of a charge; berchuchokch., in strings; menchuchok, to pierce, to perforate. chuchong, a variant of chuchu. chuchu, grandchild; anak ch., descendants. chuchunda, grandchild - a respectful form of chuchu. chuchur, I. trickling; flowing in small quantities; chuchuran atap, the edge of a roof; chuchuri, to let water fall or drip on anything; to anoint. II. a generic name given to cakes of hard-baked pastry. III. a bird (podargus javanensis?) chuchut, Jav. the shark. chuit, a playful tap or blow with the finger; a movement of the finger hinting " go away"; the wagging of a bird's tail. t 50 ]

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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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