A Malay-English dictionary,

_ ___. _______ ___ ___ __ SONGKET [ 386 ] SUNGKAP SOGE 8 UGA Singkat pada badan-nya: short of stature. Tangan-nya singkat: short in the arm; Ht. Abd., 337. Singkat pengetahuwan 'ilmu-nya: limited in knowledge; Ht. Mar. Mah. Usiyanya singkat: short-lived; Ht. Kal. Dam., 36. Ikan s.: a fresh-water fish (unidentified). songket or sungkit. I. Kain songket: a flowered cloth made of silk and gold thread; a rich fabric worn on special occasions; Ht. Abd., 419; Ht. Koris; Ht. Ind. Meng; Sh. Kamp. Boy., IO. Pronounced sungkit in Kedah, songket in Riau-Johor Malay and in Javanese. II. Menyungkit: to wrest open, to wring open. sangkar. I. A cage, especially a bird-cage. Sangkaran: id.; Ht. Abd., 76, 77. Laksana burong diyam di-sangkar: like a bird in a cage, a proverbial description of a man tied down by circumstances. Satu sangkar duwa burong: two birds in one cage; rival wives of the same man; Prov. Sangkar ayam: a hen-coop. II. A ring or ferrule on a knife; KI., v. d. W.; a case for a knife, in contradistinction to a sheath. III. Diameter, a line drawn down the centre. IV. Lari sungkor-sangkar: hasty and precipitate flight; v. sungkor. sangkor. A bayonet. Mata s.: id. S. sumpitan: a species of blow-pipe with a spearpoint attached to it. sngkar. A cross-bar connecting the sides of a boat; J. S. A. S., VIII., I30. singkir. Putting aside or out of the way; to tread a hen, of a cock; to provide a substitute. singkur. Pushing aside, kicking with the side of the foot. sungkor. Rooting up earth with its snout, of a pig; ladling up mud with a sort of spoon; falling upon the ground so that the face scrapes the earth. Sungkor-sangkar: sprawling over and over, a frequentative of sungkor. Lari sungkorsangkar: the flight of a man who is bundled precipitately out of a place. S. geragau: drawing one's hand through the mud in catching a kind of prawn. S. sembam: grovelling in the earth; falling or lying on one's face; Ht. Koris; Ht. Ind. Meng. Nyior sungkoran: a young coco-nut before its top becomes hard; a stage in its growth at which its contents can be easily scraped or ladled out. Metnyungkor: to lower the head to earth, as a man prostrating himself very low (Sh. Abd. Mk., 13), or as a bull presenting his horns to his foe; Ht. Kal. Dam., II7. Tersungkor: fallen face downwards; Ht. Abd., 79, 245, 407; Ht. Sg. Samb.; Ht. Sh. Kub.; Ht. Ind. Nata; Sh. Bur. Pungg., i6. sangkang. Cross-bar, cross-beam, thwart, diameter; a short piece of wood used to keep the thole-pin in position; a stick fixed so as to keep the mouth of a dead snake or animal open. S. berbajang: a Maltese cross. S. pintu: a bolt, a cross-bar; Ht. Abd., 435. Tersengkang: sticking across, as a fish bone sticks in the throat. Pohun dudor di-tanah le'bah, Sudah bertunas tiyada berchabang; Bujor lalu, lintang patalh, Jikalau di-telan tiyada ters9ngkang: that which goes through lengthways passes through, that which goes through abeam gets broken (and pushed through); nothing that he swallows ever sticks in his throat;-all is fish that comes to his net; Prov. sengkang. Inequality of length in the lower limbs; unevenness of walk. Tanah rata, tanah yang pamah; Kalau tinggi jadi permatang; Sakit anggota baik di-demah, Kiyat sa-belah jalan mentyengkang: if your leg is paining you will do well to foment it; stiffness in one leg will make you walk like a cripple. A songkong. sokong, q. v. Propping up; a variant of ASL singkap. The opening, lifting or drawing apart of curtains, mosquito-nets, etc. Disingkap baginda tirai peraduwan: the King drew aside the curtains of the bed; Sh. Abd. Mk., 69. Menyingkap: to open, lift up or draw aside a curtain; Ht. Sh. Kub., Ht. Koris, Ht. P. J. P. Menyingkapkan: id., Ht. Sh. Kub. sungkap. Torn or pulled apart, of objects that ought to adhere; pulled loose, of things that ought to be sticking tightly together; broken, but not completely severed. Sungkap senjata kena tangan, Perang menjadi serba salah: the weapons are struck back so as to hurt the hands that grasped them, the battle becomes a mlee in which no one knows what to do. Kuku tersungkap: a finger-nail or toe-nail which has got torn from the quick. Jalan gopoh, kaki tMrtadong, Kuku tersungkap kena batu: if you hurry too fast you will bruise your feet and tear your toe-nails against the stones. ~~~ -~~ I.... -~.....

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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