A Malay-English dictionary,

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LANJUT
z lanjut. I. Long in duration; lasti
prolonged. Peraduwan yang lai
lawsuit; Ht. Abd., 337. Perkata
jut: long-winded talk; Ht. Abd.,
Berlanjutan: at great length; lei
K. G. T., 22.
Lanjutkan: to lengthen; to pi
lanjutkan: id.; Ht. Abd., I69.
jutkan: id.; Ht. Gul. Bak., 8.1
perkataan: to spin out a story; F
Barang di-lanjutkau Allah ta'al
may God prolong his life.
II. Bilwah lanjut: a fruit (unide:
by Malays; J. S. A. S., VIII., I2<
/ lanjar. Long, of ropes, etc.
lanjor. Protracting, prolongati(
too long; dragging on; cf. anjor
Telanjor or terlanjor: over-prot:
useless discussion; Ht. Abd., 31
Sg. Samb.; Ht. Gul. Bak., I6.
liqnjar or (Kedah) l6njer. Bij
biji kelenjer: a gland. Sakit k
sympathetic tenderness of the
kelenjar.. lunjor. Stretching; extension
or limbs. Berapa panjang lunjo
selimut: the sheet must be in acce
the length the body stretches; y
your coat according to your cloth
A. S., XI., 41.
Belnjor: to stretch. B. kaki: t
one's legs. Beluim dudok belunjo
stretch one's legs before sittin
disregard the rules of respect c
before familiarity permits libertie
an arrogant disregard for the
others; Prov., Sh. Kumb. Chumb
-3 lanjang. Terllajanu: naked; S
C -- telanjang, q. v.
' lanjong. Tebu lanjong: a lo
variety of the sugar-cane.. lonjong or lunjong. Tall and th
c. kinds of trees.;. lanjok. (Penang.) Excessive; =
L- lonjak or lunjak. Melonjak: to
tips of one's toes; to stand on ti
look over a barrier.

1 Injan. Collective stamping or I
work of a gang of coolies in bea
road so as to give it a hard surfac
sion) abuse that is not confined t
of a single person but drags in all
relating to his family.
1 Cf. also the pantun: ---

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LUNCHOR

ing;lengthy;.. linjuwang. The dracoena.
ijut: a long L. bukit: dracaena congesta.
3Ia g 3 L. merah the common red draccena, cordyline
" 337 termininalis.
ngthily; Sh.
o. lancha. [Port. lancha.] A light sloop.
rolong. MeMemtperlan- lanchut. (Onom.) The sound of water gusllLanjutkan %I ing or squirting up.
It. Abd., i6.
a 'umzr-nya: i lanchit. (Onom.) Thesound of thesquirting
of a thin stream of water.
ntified) eaten
9- | l1nchit. Springing forward, as a slippery
body when squeezed between the fingers.
)n lonchat. Jumping with both feet together;
on; lasting hopping; leaping, as a fish leaps out of the water;
and lanjut. springing as a worm springs along the ground
racted, as a in short jerky movements. Trlonchat-lonchat
9, 464; Ht. bagai ulat pinang: hopping about like a betelnut worm; a restless person; Prov., J. S. A.
S., III., 27.
i kelenjar or
'narand: a C lanchar. 1. Quick-darting, as a snake;
fluency, of speech. Di-bacha-nya sadikit-dikit
akan-tetapi belum lagi lanchar iya mtmbacha: he
of the body read a little but as yet without any fluency; Ht.
of the body *n
)r bagitu-lah Abd., 46.
ordance with Lancharan: a swift ship of war; a sort of
you must cut native cruiser. Duwa puloh lancharan bertiyang
Prov., J. S. tiga: twenty three-masted cruisers; Sej.
Mal., 44, 126.
o stretch out Melanchar: to move swiftly; to dart along.
r dahulu: to Lari ka-luwar dari tempat-nya bertelor neg down; to lanchar ka-dalam ayer: she dashed away from
yr politeness the place where she had laid her eggs and
s, or to show darted into the water; Ht. Koris. See also
opinion of Sej. Mal., 58.
>., 21..II. Tiyangpelanchar: pillars supporting the
back of a house.
h. Peng., 17;
S lanchor. Gushing or spurting violently out;
spitting or squirting out: cf. panchor.
ng and thin tBomba itu-pun sangat-lah bochor,
Sa-panjang jalan habis-lah melanchor:
in, as certain the hose was very leaky and kept squirting
out water all along the road; Sh. Sing.
Terb., 13.
= terlangsong. Lanchor is used in a technical sense by
alluvial miners to describe the process of
rise on the emptying the wet tin-bearing earth into the
iptoe so as to washer in order to separate earth and ore.
lunchor. I. Confiscation; the lapsing to
pressinE the the pawn-broker of a thing pawned; forfeiture,

tinFg down a as the result of non-payment or non-comtin; (y een- pliance with the terms of an agreement; the
eo the doings acquisition by a creditor of a right to the
othe scandals ownership of the person and services of a
debtor (in the Malay system of debt-slavery)
when the debt is not paid.
Sa-orang mati, sa-orang bgrhutang,
et,. Sa-orang lunchor ka-pada raja:

Buwah lanjut buwah binjat
Mari buwat asamt sambal,

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