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mungkir. [Arab. munkir.]
repudiate a statement.

To deny; to

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mdngk6rang. A variant of bengkerang, q. v.
mangkas or mbngkas. Hard, of cooked
things; hard, of fruit that does not ripen
properly; cf. mangkar.

rJi4m m6ngkis. To defy. Also mekis and mteekis.
mungkong. Chengkong-mengkong: very hollow and emaciated, of the face.; m mangkok. A cup. Pinggan mangkok: plates
and cups; crockery; Ht. Abd., 354, 364.
Duwa bUlas biji mangkok: twelve cups; Pel.
Abd., 8i.
Main mn.: unnatural vice.
mongkok. To project above; to rise over.
c mbngkal. Half-ripe, of fruit; just beginning
to soften.
cA m6ngk1lan. Sticking in the throat. Hendak
di-telan ternengkelan, hendak di-ludah tiyada
keluwar: when you want to swallow it, it
sticks in the throat; when you want to spit it
out you cannot get rid of it; perverse ill-luck;
Prov.
Rasa termnengkelan hati: "my gorge rises ";
I cannot contain myself; Prov.
dj. m/ngk6lah. A fish (unidentified); J. S. A. S.,
VIII., 131.
d mungkum. Rising in the shape of a dome;
convexity. Cf. lungkum.
* mangkin. More, the more; Ht. Sg. Samb.;
Ht. Mar. Mah. Usually makin, q. v.
^ju mengkudu. A generic name for a number of
plants used in dyeing, especially morinda
tinctoria; Sh. Peng., i; Sh. B. A. M., 4.
Also bengkudu.
M. badak: fagroea morindcefolia.
M. jantan: mlorinda citrifolia.
M. kechil ' morinda umbellata.
M. rimba: = m. jantan.
i. m6ngkuwang. The common screw-pine,
pandanus atrocarpus; J. S. A. S., III., 27. Also
bengkuwang.
M. ayer: pandanus, sp.
M. duri: = mt. laut.
M. hutan: pandanus hulletianus.
M. laut: pandanus fascicularis.
M. lobok: mapania palustris. Also m. tWdong.
4L mingkuli. A plant (unidentified); its root
yields a narcotic poison. Also mrrkuli.

mdngkoyan. A plant, rhodamnia trinervia.
m6ngkunyet. 4 kar mengkunyet: a plant;
coscinum blumeanum.
mangkah. Hard, of badly cooked food or
unripe fruit; a variant of mangkar, q. v.
mangkeh. Chongkah-mangkeh: sticking out
in all directions; in disorder, as the planking
of a Malay house that is out of repair. Also
(Kedah) chukah-makeh.
mtngkai or mingkai. A fish; a species of
ray.
mangga. [Skr. kamdnazgga.] The mango;
usually entmplanm. Kunchi mn.: a padlock.
mdnggada. The (Sanskrit) city and state of
Magadha; Ht. Perb. Jaya.
manggar. Mlayang manggar: the unfolding
blossom of the coco-nut palm; Ht. Perb.
Jaya;-a simile for curly hair. Cf. nmekar
and mangkar.
monggor. A litter or sedan-chair; Ht. Sh.
Kub., Ht. Koris. Also miongkor.
manggis. Buwtah ntanggis: (Riau, Johor) the
mangosteen, garcinia manggostana; Ht. Abd.,
246, 413. Also (Kedah) mista and (old
Malay) manggista.

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S manggista. The mangosteen; Ht. P.J. P.
Also (Riau, Johor) Jtanggis and (Kedah) mensta.
Si. manggustan. The mangosteen; J. I. A., I.,
216. See manggis.
'i monggok. Dome-shaped; mound-shaped.
Batl in.: a mound of stones; a rocky cairn.
J manggul. Tanah manggil: high land.
3J( monggol. Knotty, gnarled,-of a tree.
(A minggu. [Port. domingo.] Hari minggu:
Sunday. Satiu mingg: a week. Cf. ahad and
juma'at, which are the more classical words
for Sunday and a week.
_~ munggu. KIerengga munggu: a name given
sometimes to the spice amoslum cardamomuim.
0L manggi. Manggi-manggi: a species of man- grove; Cr. Gr., 57.
J mangmang. Threatening; menacing; =
meLnegamang-amang. Barang-siapa blrani mangmang ta'-dapat-tiyada berani mnelawan juga:
he who ventures to threaten should also be
bold enough to fight; Prov., J. S. A. S., XI., 39.

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