A Malay-English dictionary,

.................. - I II -. 2... 6. ILL l..... - - '- - - - - CHHANGGAI [ 256 ] CHtPU s: 3i3 changgai. A sort of artificial finger-nail, usually of gold; a nail protector; an ornamental gold finger-nail worn as a mark of distinction; Ht. Gul. Bak., 99; Ht. Ism. Yat., 30, iI6; Ht. Koris; Sh. Put. Ak., 15. The word is also applied to the nail itself (Ht. Perb. Jaya), and to the curving shoots from the stem and branches of climbing plants which enable those plants to adhere to a tree or trellis work. Ch. bajang or ch. putcri: a plant, alstonia macrophylla. Berdandan ch.: with a scroll-shaped figure head-of a ship; Sh. Pant. Shl., Io. chingge. [Chin. tsng-ge.] The " chingay" festival among the Chinese of the Straits; the great symbolic procession which is the most important feature of this festival. ch6ngal. A kind of tree yielding an excellent wood, balanocarpus maximus. Ch. batu or ch. bant bukit: a tree, melanochyla maingayi. Other varieties of trees to which this generic name is given by Malays are:-ch. bunga, ch. kampong, ch. keladi, ch. paya and ch. tandok. chgngi. A slight nasal intonation or twang such as is associated with dialectic differences of pronunciation, and as distinct from speaking through the nose when the result of physical malformation or disease. chap. I. [Cf. Hind. chhap: id.] A seal; a printing-block; a die; a branding-iron (Ht. Abd., 6I); anything used for marking by impression. The word tera is, however, used of the impression on coin and sometimes of the raja's seal, while chap is confined to stamping with colour or ink. This rule is not universal, chap being used even of the impression on gold coins (mtohur) in the Hikdyat Bestaimtam. Me1mbuboh ch.: to affix one's seal; Ht. Abd., io1. Tukang ch., or tuikang dalaml pekeijaan ch.: a printer; a man employed in a printing office; Ht. Abd., x66, I67. Perkakasan ch.: instruments for printing. Ch. batu: lithography. Ch. timah: printing by means of metallic type. Ch. kebajikan dan selanat sijahtra: the seal of good will, of safety and prosperity; Ht. Abd., 472. Ch. tra: a raja's official seal. Mengchapkan: to publish; to have a book printed; Ht. Abd., 445. II. A measurement of thickness; as much as can be enclosed between the thumb and index-finger of one hand when applied to the thumb and index-finger of the other; a small bundle of padi stalks for transplanting. Sachap tangan: id.; = (Sumatran) sa-chakap tangan and ( Batak ) tiyop. III. Chap-chup: (Onom.) the sound of people eating soft food or of fish splashing about on the surface of the water. III. ( Kedah.) A kind of spade. (Trengganu) chok. Also IV. Chap-chap: (Onom.?) the name of a small bird; C. and S. V. Chap-chap: viscous; half solid, half liquid. VI. Chup-chap: (Hind.) an interjection enjoining silence. VII. Chap-chap: (Onom.) native castanets; better chnracthap, q. v. chop or chup. I. An exclamation in a game when a player wishes to recall a false move or play a stroke over again before the chance of doing so is irrevocably gone. II. Blowing, puffing out; better tiyup, and chiiylp. Chup-chup: the musical instrument better known as serunai. IV. Chap-chup: (Onom.) the sound of people eating soft food or of fish splashing on the surface of the water. V. Chup-chap: (Hind.) an interjection enjoining silence..,- chepat. Speed; rapidity of movement; - speedy; quickly; Ht. Abd., 120o. -. chap-chap. V. chap, IV. jp- chap-chup. V. chap, III. J- chup-chap. V. chap, VI..Ad chBperup. (Onom.) The sound of a man walking through deep mud or deep wet sand. X;'. ch6pok. I. (Onom.) The sound given out when water is struck by anything with a flat surface, such as a plank or the flat of the hand. Cf. tepok. II. (Kedah.) A tobacco-pouch.;i- chB6p1ok. (Onom.) The sound of a man sinking in deep mud; the placing of the wax in the mould (achuwan) used by a brazier. y.Lh ch1pu. I. A flat round box of wood in which toilet requisites are kept; Ht. Gh.; Sh. Pant. Shl., 13. Bagai chepu dengan tutup-nya: like a box and its cover (fitting each perfectly); Prov., also known in the form bagai chzeibul dengan tntup-nya. II. Puting chepu-chepu: the foot of the mast. III. Chepu-chepu: a small white bird (unidentified). i " ' "' " '

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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