A Malay-English dictionary,

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l b flnting. Stretched or expanded to breaking or bursting point; v. iuting.
jyL. b6lantek. A kind of spring-gun or trap for
large animals; also (Kedah) pelantek.
B. embat: (Johor) a spring seizing the
victim by the leg.
B. pangkong: a spring-trap striking an animal
on the head.
B. parap; or b. parak: a spring-trap with an
arrow or javelin.
B. paut: another form of trap using a javelin
or arrow.
B. semzbat: a spring-trap like the b. embat, but
violently upsetting an animal besides seizing
its leg.
Bintang b.: a constellation-the Hyades.
jl. b6lontok. An edible sea-water fish, gobius
viridipunctatus.

biluntok. Orang tuwa beluntok:
with young ways. Also orang
and orang tuwa luntok.

an old man

tuwa suntok I

4UJ
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bblantan. A club, baton, or cudgel; a
shillelagh; a stick increasing in thickness the
further it extends from the handle; cf. antan.
bblintan. (Kedah.) A tree (unidentified).
b/lantah. Rice half cooked, half raw; =
jelantah or biji liimau.

fJ. b6landong. I. A bird (unidentified).
II. Too big; loosely hanging on the body
-of clothes.
blenset. Exposure of the inner portion of
the eyelid; also balengset, q. v.
b6lau. I. An edible saltwater fish ( unidentified).
II. Belau-belau: blinking-as the eyes
when affected by too great brilliancy; trying
to the eyes-of certain wavy patterns of
ribbed silk. Cf. kilau and telau.
III. [Dutch blaauw.] Blue.
b6lu. I. Jav. Belu-belai: to chatter; to
converse.
II. BLrbellu-belu: with reddish or bluish
spots on the body, from sudden cold or after
immersion in very cold water.
r.. belubor. A place partitioned off from the
rest of a room for use as a rice bin or store;
a locker in the bows of a boat; the Malay
equivalent for a gabion; a kind of limekiln;
a large earthenware jar used as a measure of
capacity or for storing padi.
Cf. lubor..jd bbloti. A lath; v. beroti.
J b6lodok. Projecting, prominent-of the eyes.
Ikan b.: the name given to a fish with very
prominent eyes; platyglossus sp.
LJ)3 biludak. A venomous snake (unidentified),
K1., Pijn.
j b6ludal. A sweetmeat; a kind of apam made
without eggs; v. apam.
J b6ludu. Velvet = beledu, I., q. v.
J., b6ludoh. (Riau, Johor.) Terbeludoh: loom* ing large before the eye, prominent, filling up
the landscape; = (Kedah) tebeledoh.
9j. balfr. Pers. Rock crystal. Also habelur
and abelur, q. v.
J. baluwarti. [ Port. baluarte. ] Bulwark;
rampart, fortified wall; Sh. Panj. Sg.
c bluwas. A fish (unidentified), K1.

-,L b6lusok. A snake-like fish (unidentified)..t. bulfigh. Arab. Full age, majority, being
of age.. bglanja. Cost of sustenance; allowance for
expenditure; salary; expenses. Belanjapada
sa-bulan sa-ribu tiga ratus ringgit: an allowance
of $1,300 per mensem; Ht. Abd., 330.
Belanjakan and nzegnbelanjakan: to expend,
to disburse.
b blunjor. To stretch oneself, to extend the
limbs; v. unjor.
blinjau. (Kedah.) A tree yielding an edible
fruit (unidentified).
J., b landa. Dutch. Belanda minta tanah: a
Dutchman asking for land; a hard bargainer;
Prov.
Awan b.: pictorial or carved foliage; foliation in art.
Ayam b.: a turkey; Ht. Sh. Kub.
Ayer b.: mineral water.
Batu b.: crystal; paste (for artificial
diamonds.) Dahulu intan sekarang jadi batu
belanda: formerly diamond, now paste; a fall
in the social scale; Prov.
Duriyan b.: the soursop, anona muricata.
Kartds b.: European-made paper.
Kuching b.: a rabbit.
Negeri b.: Holland.
Orang b.: a Dutchman.
Also holanda, wilanda, wolanda and belanduwi.

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