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

DENDANG
dendang, the droning chorus to
a Malay quatrain.
dengeng, jerked meat.
dengak, a variant of dongak or
dangok.
dengan, I. with; along with; in
conjunction with; in accordance
with; on by (in imprecations);
d. nama Nabi Allah, by the name
of the prophet; d. surohan raja,
in accordance with the prince's
order; masing-masing d engan
kehendak-nya, everyone as he
pleased. II. your servant; I.cf. dan.
dengar, listening to; hearing;
choba d., please listen; di-dingar-nya, in his hearing; deng a r i, menengar, mendMngar,
dengarkan and menengarkan,
to listen to, to hear; pen~ngaran, the sense of hearing.
dengkang, loud laughter; d= -
kah.
dengkel, shrivelled up internally
(of durian pips).
dengki, envious hatred; m6naroh
d., to nurse a grudge; berasa d.,
to feel spiteful.
dengkong, baying of dogs.
dengkur, snoring, berdengkur or
mendengkur, to snore.
dengok, terd~ngok, squat, shortened (of the neck).
dengong (onom.), humming; the
sound of a Jew's harp or of a
bumble-bee; the twang of a
bow-string; droning or buzzing
in the ear; the hum of a kite or
top; berd6ngong, to give out a
humming sound.
dengu, I. berd.ngu or mnndengu,
to draw in one's breath before
muscular effort. II. dull, stupid; also dun.qu.
dengus, mn.tndngns, to snort; to
sniff.
dengut, the cry of a quail.

DERHAKA
deni, this; = dia ini.
dentam (onom.), a slamming
sound.
dentum (onom.), a deep booming
sound.
denu, that; - dia itu.
dinyut, throbbing, of a boil.
d6pa, a Malay fathom; the span
from finger-tip to finger-tip of
the outstretched arms-cf. depang.
depan, front; hadapan; didepan, in front.
depang, to stretch out the arms;
a cruciform position.
depun, the lining of a garment.
dera, Ar. chastisement; punishment.
derai, berdgrai-d., in long straggling line; training away-cf.
dedai.
derak (onom.), a cracking sound.
deram (onom.), a rumbling
sound; mendgram, to rumble
(as thunder).
d~rang (onom.), a clanging sound
(such as that of a bell).
derap (onom.), a crackling or
rapping sound; the sound of
small arms firing.
deras, I. speedy; rapid of motion; terlalu deras lari-nya, he
ran very fast. II. Ar. menderas,
to study the Koran.
derau (onom.), the sound of a
heavy shower approaching.
derawa, Skr. gala derawa, syrup
(often pronounced di-rawak).
deret, a row, a long line; berderet-d., in long lines (as people
fleeing along the road from a
stricken city).
derhaka, Skr. traitorus; treason,
betrayal; ada-kah patut kita
dgrhaka akan dia, is it right that
we should betray their confidence: mend~rh:ka or ber

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