A Malay-English dictionary,

LATEH [ 588 ] LARAT Latah is often used metaphorically of the madness of love. L. wilangan: id.; Ht. Mas. Ed., Ht. Perb. Jaya. L. wilanann ktsmaran: id., Ht. Perb. Jaya. Hanya-lah tuwan hamnba latahkan: I am mad with love for you alone; Sh. Lail. Mejn., 33. Latah menyebut nas tempawan: madly repeating "mas tempawan" (a term of endearment); Sh. Panj. Sg. a lateh. Orderly, methodical, accurate and consecutive. Melateh mulut: to speak coherently and logically. Di-latehkan mnibgaji: to be kept systematically at work. lati. Lati-lati: soft, pulpy. 8 lajor. (Riau, Johor.) A band or furrow; a broad line drawn across anything; (Menangkabau) jalor. Cf. alor and jalor.,~J laju. Speed, swiftness, rapidity of motion. Kapal terlalu laju: a very swift ship; Ht. Abd., 112. Terlalu sangat laju lari-nya kijang itu: the chevrotin ran extremely swiftly; Ht. Ind. Nata. LA>v I llajuwardi. [Pers. lazuward.] Lapis lazuli. J.l lachak. Common, abundant. Melachak or belachak: to be abundant. Melachak yak: id..P ladang. A plantation on dry ground; the cultivation of high in contradistinction to that of swampy ground. L. padi: "hill" padiplanting. L. gambir: a gambier plantation; Ht. Abd., 3o. L. lada: a pepper plantation; J. I. A., II., I82. Ladang dan sawah: "dry " and "wet" plantations; plantations on dry ground and in swamps; Ht. Abd., 367. Berladang: to plant on dry soil. Peladang: a planter, a cultivator; Ht. Gul. Bak., I32..j lading. Parang lading: a long chopper or cutter the blade of which tapers towards the handle and not vice versa. Perahu lading: a heavy cargo-boat; Ht. Hg. Tuw., 3..dJ ladong. Stagnation, standing still (especially of drops of water clinging to anything). Batu 1.: a plummet or weight to keep a fishing line steady. L. kail: id. Chaupandan anak Bubanya Hendak mSnye-rangkan Melaka; A da chinchin berisi bunga, Bunga beladong si-ayer mata: Chaupandan, the son of Bubanya, set out to attack Malacca; there is a ring set round a posy of flowers, but the flowers are bedewed with tears; Sej. Mal., II7. )&J ladan. Minyak ladan: a strong oily preparation used in caulking native boats. Setanggi ladan: joss-sticks. yS ladu. I. A variant of dadu, q. v. II. Kuweh ladu: small round cakes..j lachi. [Dutch laadje.] A drawer; a chest of. s drawers. 3J lada. A generic name applied to pepper; a name given to many plants used as food and having an aromatic or biting taste. Berisi lada: full of pepper; Ht. Abd., 387. Berkebun lada: to have a pepper plantation; Ht. Abd., 309. Burong trbang di-pipis lada: to grind pepper for (cooking) a bird on the wing; to count one's chickens before they are hatched; Prov., J. S. A. S., I., 92. L. antan: a wild climbing pepper; piper lonchites. L. berekor: cubebs; piper cubeba. L. burong: a shrub; greenia jackii. L. china: a pepper, piper chaba; Ht. Abd., 26, 30, 385. L. hantu: a wild jungle pepper; piper caninm. L. hitam: black pepper; piper nigrum. L. lada: a plant; alsodeia echinocarpa. L. merah: red pepper; capsicum; capsicum annuum. L. mutiya: small rolls of flour and sugar resembling grains of pepper. L. rimba: a large wild climbing pepper; piper ribesioides. A kar lada-lada: a climbing shrub, strychous sp. V.:j ladeh. Curds; coagulated milk. Also dadeh. lara. Disquietude, sorrow, care; the solicitude of love. Penglipor lara: a soother of cares; a comforter; a name given to professional storytellers. Taman pelnglipor lara: a garden in which all care is forgotten; Ht. Gul. Bak., 82. Berhati lara: sorrowful; Sh. Kumb. Chumb., 17. Orang yang lara: sorrowful people; Sh. Lamp., 43. Membalas lara: to return sorrow for sorrow; Ht. Perb. Jaya. Ddj larat. I. Dragging on slowly; long-winded; lengthy; difficult. Jangan sha'ir di-perlaratlarat: do not let the poem be too longwinded; Sh. Dag., 17. Jadi-lah tahun-tahun larat iya mengatur diya: he spent long years in arranging them; Ht. Abd., 170. Berchinta berlarat-laratan: loving on for years; pining endlessly; Sh. Bur. Pungg., 7. Takutkan perkataan kelak m1larat, Lagi pun banyak yang tiyada teringat: fearing that my story may go on to wearisome length; besides which there is much which I cannot recall; Sh. Sing. Terb., 25. Awan larat: a pattern (unidentified). II. Tiyada-larat: inability; also (colloquially) ta'-larat. Tiyada-lah hamba larat berjalan: I cannot manage to walk; Ht. Kal. Dam., 402. III. [Arab. madlarat.] A term of abuse or reprobation; Ht. Koris.

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