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

E-MBUN
embun, dew; e. asap, haze; e.
betina, dew in small drops; e.
jantan, dew in large drops;
kering e., when the dew dries
up, i.e., about 7.30 a.m.; berembun, to be falling (of dew);
mengembun, to fall in thin
drops (of spray).
embus, to blow (of wind); embusan, bellows.
Ambut, = embok II.
empama, see umpama.
empang,, barring; damming;
stopping the course or flow of
anything; a weir, a dam.
empap (onom.), the sound of a
flat object falling on a soft surface; sa-pelempap, the width of
the hand when the palm is laid
flat on the table.
Zmpat, four; e. betas, fourteen;
e. puloh, forty; keempat, all
four; yang keempat, the fourth:
bNrempat, with three others
(making four in all).
impedal, - pedal.
6mpelas, =n mempelas.
emper, Jav. a pent-house, a shed.
emping, rice plucked, crushed
and cooked before it has attained maturity; pengemping or
lesong pengemping, a pounder
for young rice; nmasak peremping, just ripe enough to be
cooked as emping (as growing
rice).
Zmpoh, overflowing; rebus la'
empoh, boiling without overflowing (playing with fire yet
escaping unsinged), prov.
Zmpok, I. a soft spot in fruit. II.
tender from boiling.
Ampu, pergmpuan, a woman.
Zmpul, me.ngempul, to beat about
against adverse winds (of a
ship).
tmpulur, a plant (unid.); pith

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used as stuffing for raised embroidery.
empunya, yang e., whose; mempunyai, to possesses, to own.
emul, officious questioning;
mgngemul, to importune; to
intrude.
enak, delightful, enjoyable.
enam, six;. belas, sixteen; e.
puloh, sixty; keenam, all six;
yang keenam, the sixth.
enau, - nau.
enchal,.nchal-enchal, jumping
a naughty child up and down by
pulling his ears.
enchang, I. an equivalent of enchal. II. e.-enchok, crooked,
awry, zigzag.
enche', Mr.; an honorific prefix;
often written inche.
encher, watery.
enchok, see enchang.
endah, see indah.
endak, see hIendak.
endal, I. menge.ndal, to walk with
the head and shoulders held
back and the breast and stomach
thrust forward. II. stuffing in;
= asak.
endap, crouching; keeping oneself concealed while watching;
mengendap, to spy; to lurk on
the watch; N.S., to abet; terendap, crouching, watching.
endas, Jav. the head.
endel, buang e., a sweep of the
right arm in dancing.
endong, to console, soothe a child.
endul, a swing support, a hammock, a cradle, a sling for an
injured arm.
engar, =- ingar.
6nggak, a basket for holding
emping.
enggal, enggok-6., swaying, bobbing up and down.
enggan, unwilling; e. berch~rai,
unwilling to separate.

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