A Malay-English dictionary,

LL ANAK~~ [- 501 N ANAK [ 50 ] AINAL I A. dayong: a rower; an oarsman. A. galoh: (Jav.) a princess. A. gampang: an illegitimate child of doubtful paternity. A. gara or a. gehara: a legitimate child; Sej. Mal., 69, Ht. Ind. Meng. A. genta: the clapper of a bell. A. gobek: a betel-nut pounder. A. gugor: a miscarriage; the issue of a miscarriage. A. gula: syrup. A. gundek: a son by a secondary wife. A. haram: an illegitimate child. A. inang: a foster-child; Cr. A. jari: a finger. A. keliyan: miners paying a royalty or tax on their profits to the mine-owner and not in his direct employ. A. kembar: twins; a twin. A. keti: a kind of ball used in Malay games; Ht. Raj. Kh., i8. A. kunchi: a key. A. lidah: the uvula; Muj., 86, Ht. Ind. Jaya, Sh. Kumb. Chumb., 14. A. lidah tim — bangan: the tongue of a balance. Cf. a. tekak. A. mas: a child born in slavery; a slave by birth. A. mata: the image reflected in the pupil of the eye. A. meja: a drawer in a table; also lachi. A. zmuttd: a pupil; Ht. Abd., I9. A. negeri: a native, a countryman-in contradistinction to a foreigner (a. dagang). A. orang: other people's children-in contradistinction to one's own; a girl other than a relation. Purla pura menchari atyan, Ekor mata-nya di-anak orang: he pretends to be looking for fowls, but the corner of his eye is on the girls. A. patah: an arrow. A. perahu: a sailor Ht. Si Misk., 55. A. pinak: descendants, family. A. pitgut: a foundling. A. raja: a prince. A. rambut: the hair over the forehead; the fringe; Ht. Sg. Samb.; Sh. Bid., 20. See also infra; rambut a. kundai. A. roda: a spoke of a wheel. A. sulong: the first-born. A. sumbang: a child of incest. A. sungai: a small tributary stream. A. tangga: the step of a ladder or stair. A. tekak: the uvula. A. telinga: the external gristly part of the ear. A. terona: an unmarried youth. V. terona. A. tiri: a step-child. A. tunggal: an only child. Menbuwang a.: to procure abortion. Pagar a.: the palissading leading up to a keddah or elephant corral. Rambut a. kundai: a fringe of short hair over the forehead. Beranak: to be possessed of a child; to bear a child. Upah beranak (also upah bidan): the midwife's fee for a confinement. Beranak berbini di-Melaka: to settle at Malacca; to marry and found a family there. Beranakkan: = beranank akan. Mimperanakkan: to beget. Lain orang yang memperanakkan maka lain orang di-panggil bapa: one man begets him, another is called his father. Penganak: a sort of drum. Peranakkan: native-born. Peranakkan Pahanlg: native of Pahang. Peranak: id.; Sh. Dag., 14. Jawi peranakkan: Malay by place of birth (as distinct from Malays by race)-the name by which Indian Muhammadans born in the Straits speak of themselves; v. also jawipekan. Pinak, piyanak, and manakan (Sh. Pang. Sg.) descendants. Cf. anang, ana.da, anakanda, ananda, kadnak, sanak, tiyan and pontiyanak. anakda. A respectful form of the word anak, q. v.; one who is well born; a noble child; Cr. Gr., 32. Also anakanda and ananda. anakanda. A respectful (and sometimes endearing) form of the word anak, q. v., one who is well born, a noble child. Anakanda tuwan pute'ri: your Highness's daughter, the princess. Cf. anakda, adinda, ayahanda, kakanda, etc. I 1.J;\ inkiyad. Arab. Subjection, allegiance. \ inkar. Arab. Denial, to deny; Panch., 29; Sh. Nasih., 14. i\ inkar and inkir. [Arab, J<(. ] Denial; v. o V\ \ Also. \ anug6raha, and anug6rah. [ Skr. anugraha. ] Favour; kindness-applied to a gift made by a raja to a subject, or by a superior to an inferior, or to the mercies of God. Dengan anugeraha Allah: by the mercy of God. A nugerahakan or menugerahakan: to bestow a gift on (anyone); Ht. Abd., 373, 465, Sej. Mal., 9, IO, Ht. Ind. Nata, Ht. Ism. Yat., etc. Also nugirahd. 6nal. [ Dutch: knal. ] A wad. Also nal..... ~ ~- ~ -- ~- ~~ ~ -- - -

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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Wilkinson, Richard James, 1867-1941.
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1901-03.
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