A Malay-English dictionary,

GihMhiLATOK [ 576 ] GANTONG mI gm=61ltok. (Onom.) The sound of rapping or tapping, rather deeper in sound than that expressed by gemeletak. f g l6m6l1gut. Continuous shivering; the frequentative of gelegut, q. v..J g6m6lan. The "gamelan" or Javanese orchestra; a number of musical instruments forming a complete set; Ht. Koris, Ht. Sh., Ht. Sh. Mard., Ht. Mas. Ed., Sh. Panj. Sg. Also gamelan. 4jl gbmblugut. Continuous shivering and trembling; Ht. Sh. Mard. Also gemelegut. c gfm6lai. Swaying backwards and forwards. )\S gfnalu. A parasitic plant; a mistletoe. Also kemngndalu, q. v. )" gunawan. The adjective of guna, q. v. This word, however, retains the special meaning of "skilled in magic arts." Iya-lah raja yang diraja yang amat bangsawan dan lhertawan dan gunawan: he was a king of royal birth, of ancient family, of wealth and magic power; Ht. Berm. Sh. Also Ht. Ism. Yat., I69..AC ganta. (Kedah.) Carelessness about dress; slovenliness. J^5 g6nta. [Skr. ghanta.] A bell; Ht. Sh. Kub.; Ht. Sg. Samb.; Ht. Gul. Bak., Io, 21. Menggoyangg., or ine-lggerakkan g.: to ring a bell. 3' gontala. A magic wheeled car in contradistinction to a winged chariot (rata) in old romances; Ht. Sh. Kub. Naga g.: a monstrous dragon; Ht. Kal. Dam., 415; Ht. Pg. Ptg. C,, g6ntat. Shrunken on one side as a diseased lime-fruit. (j g/man. Nervous quivering; cf. geli geleman. and;;,, ghmgntar. or shaking. Trembling; continuous quaking Also gemetar; cf. getar and ke'tar. AS g6m6ntam. (Onom.) A crashing sound such as that of a house falling into ruins.,j." gfmuroh. The roll of thunder, cf. guroh; a prolonged tndrn n ch thundering sound such as the tramp of large masses of men (Cr. Gr., I3), the roar of an angry crowd (Ht. Sg. Samb.), the thunder of artillery (Cr. Gr., 60), the sound of many rushing waters (Ht. Sg. Samb.), the music of many bands playing simultaneously (Ht. Koris), etc. Dada g.: nervousness of speech; broken utterance. J g6mi. Ikan geni: the sucking fish; also? (Kedah) ikan gedetzi. vC g6milang. Shining, dazzling, glittering; a frequentative of gilang. Gilang-gemilaug parasnya: of dazzling beauty. Gilang-genmilang saperti bulan pernama e~npat belas hari-bulan: shining in beauty like the full moon on the fourteenth day of the lunar month; a favourite simile for a beautiful face. j.< gemilap. Glittering, sparkling. Cf. gemnerelap. f gan. (Kedah.) Unwillingness to pay one's debts; putting off a creditor. Orang kaya jangan di-gan, Orang miskin jangan di-hina: do not defraud the rich (of their dues), do not debase the poor (in your power); Prov., J. S. A. S., III., 22. S gun. (Kedah.) Rising ground; upland; an elevation not sufficiently marked to be designated a hill but yet sufficient to be distinguished from its lower surroundings. f; gentar. Quivering, shaking; cf. ketar. Bumti pun bergentar saperti gemtpa: the earth shook as though there were an earthquake; Sej. Mal., 14. Gentar dan takut: trembling and fear; Ht. Isk. Dz... guntor. Thunder. Saperti gunt tor bunyi-nya tuwan: its sound was as that of thunder, Sir; Sh. Lamp., 2. Saperti itek ingenengarkan guntor: like a duck listening to thunder; Prov., Pel. Abd., 121; J. S. A. S., XI., 58. g. gentas. Cutting, severing, plucking by cutting through the stalk. Di-keltwarkan-nya chakar-nya di-gentaskan-ntya: he drew out his discus and severed it; Ht. Sg. Samb. Digentas dengan kku: cut through with his nail; Ht. Perb. Jaya. Gentas sunting: to pick a flower for adornment; Ht. Pg. Ptg. G. bayam: a familiar spirit of the peGlesit type..,f5 gantang. I. A measure of capacity; a vessel representing that measure of capacity; Sh. Pant. Shl., 14; Sh. Panj. Sg.; Ht. Sh. Kub.; Ht. P. J. P. Sa-chupak tiyada buleh jadi sa-gantang: you cannot make a quart out of a pint; Prov., J. S. A S., II., I50, cf. Ht. Abd., 279. G. rabong: a measure that is more than full. Ular g.: an edible snake (unidentified). Gantang is also a measure of weight for gold equal to one bongkal. II. Guling gantang: rolling over and over. g~ gantong. Suspension, dependence, hanging. Gantongkan: to hang (anything) up; to suspend (anything) from anything else; Ht. Abd., 155, 241, 385. Metnggantong: id.: Ht. Abd., I17; Sh. UI., 30. -Jd gunapa. Why, for what end; = kenapa. - I- -— 111 -I ` — 1 -—

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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