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JORONG

I - S = =.......- jotor. A medicinal drug (unidentified).
c..A. jujat. [Arab. ydjija.] Mulutj.: a slanderer.
>. jujut or jojot. Picking or pulling out by a
long sustained effort, drawing out; cf. jonjot., jujor. I. Wang jujor: the money paid to
the parents of a bride to reimburse them for
her bringing up; Simp. Ch., 13.
II. Brjujoran: sticking out; projectingas pistols from a girdle; Sh. Abd. Mk., 26.
iam.- jujong. To support on the head; —a variant
of junjotg, q. v.,.. jojol. A bundle of cross-pointed stakes used
in making barriers or chevaux-de-frise across a
river. These bundles are fastened at intervals to a pole (rentbat) and present their
points to a boat coming up or down river.
Jojol also means sticking out, projecting,
as the points of such chevatx-de-frise; cf.
jujor, II.
4._ jujoh. Unbroken succession; continuity;
continuous; without interruption, as the flow
of water in a stream, or the dropping of rain
from the eaves during a violent shower..;., juji. A species of green pigeon; K1.
i,, y. judas. A traitor; treacherous; false.
En>. jodo. A pair; a couple; a match; forming
a pair or couple. Telah di-hantarkan Allah
jodo-nya: God hath sent him his counterpart;
Ht. Gul. Bak., 37. Sudah tersurat jodo-nya
tuwan: she has been written (on the Tablet of
Fate) as your counterpart, Sir; Sh. Panj. Sg.
Jodowan: match; counterpart; Sh. Lail.
Mejn., 13.
Jodokan: to match. Di-jodokan Allah saperti susu dengan shukar: God hath fitted them
one for another as sugar mixes with milk;
Ht. Abd., 458.
Pirang berjodo: an even battle; Sh. Sg.
Kanch., 34.
Also jodoh.
0.3>- Jodoh. Counterpart; better jodo, q. v.

Jangan bagai orang blrjudi, alah hUndak balas,
gnnaang hUndak lagi: don't be like a gambler,
who if he loses wants his revenge, and if he
wins wishes to go on playing; Prov.; J. S.
A. S., III., 33.
J). juwar. Kayu j.: a kind of ebony; K1.
~.Ad jurait.. [J = war.] Ptnjurit or perajurit:
a warrior; a plunderer; a soldier of fortune.
Lihat-lah tpnjurit Darawati ini bgrani iya
masok ka-dalam istana-ku ini: see, then, these
plunderers of Darawati have dared to even
enter my palace; Ht. Sg. Samb.
Penjurit besar: a warrior of renown; Ht.
Hg. Tuw., 55. Perajurit agong: id. Penjuriit 'dlam: a world-conqueror; a warrior of
world-wide fame; Ht. Ind. Jaya.
fl-. jurus. I. A pause; a very brief interval of
time-such as that which elapses between the
moment of dropping a stone into a deep well
and that of hearing the splash on its reaching
the water; Ht. Abd., 59. Sa-jurus lama-nya:
for a second or two.
II. Dragging; pulling; hustling. Berjurusjurus bertarek-tarekan: hustling and pulling
each other; Ht. Kal. Dam., 4I8.
III. Pouring a continuous stream of water
over anything-as when a bather empties a
bucket over himself; cf. dirus andjirus.
IV. Straight, direct; usually lurus, q. v..>-. jorang. A narrow channel; a gully; a small
stream or watercourse. Mengarong j.: to
wade through a watercourse; Ht. Sh. Mata
ayer tiga j.: three rivulets flowing from
streams; Ht. Sg. Samb.
Milaluwi j.: to cross a stream; Sh. Panj. Sg.
go, joreng. A shred or small piece of anything;
a bit torn off the corner. Tanah sa-joreng:
a small patch of padi land shut in by jungle.
> jorong. I. A flat oval betel-receptacle
usually made of metal. Sireh pada jorong mas
dan jorong perak: sireh on platters of gold and
platters of silver; Ht. Ind. Meng., 138. The
word also occurs: Ht. Berm. Shahd.; Ht.
Sh. Kub.; Ht. Nakh. Muda, 21, etc.
II. A section, a division, a corner. Sudah
terbelah sa-jorong: a section of it (the pome

granate) had been torn open; Ht. Best.
Cf. joreng and juru in pinjuru.
III. A cylindrical funnel or tube. Menuntun
bagai di-jorong: following in rigid succession
as if they were being poured down a funnel;
Sh. Panj. Sg. Also chorong.,f.-. judah.

[Arab. juddah.] Jeddah; see o-.

5.O judi. Gambling; games of chance; Ht. Abd.,
305. Blrjudi or bgrmrain judi: to gamble; Ht.
Abd., 276.

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