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II. Sudah menmpelas: (Penang) he has been
stripped of all he has;-a slang expression
used when a man sacrifices everything for a
insatiable woman.
59LjLi mlmpglasari. A climber; alyxia stellata and
alyxia lucida. Also m. hari and pulasari.
1 mmp61am. The mango, man gifera indica;
Ht. Ind. Jaya. Also empedlam and hempelam.
M. babi: a big tree with fruits like mangoes,
terminalia affentens.
c m6mp6le or m6mpilai. Tam. The bridegroom or bride. Naik m.: to ascend the
bridal dais; to be married; Ht. Ind. Meng.
Santap m.: to eat the bridal feast; Sh. Sri
Ben., 88. Mandi suwatu m.: to bathe together,
-of the formal bathing of the bride and bridegroom; Sh. Bid., I2. 'Adat adab m.: the
customaryceremonial at weddings; Ht. Isk. Dz.
Mcimpnlai has often the idea of close combination without the idea of bridal. Mati di-panahi
duwa mempele: to be shot two on an arrow
(of birds); Sh. Kumb. Chumb., 8. Merapat
m.: to cuddle up close to another; Sh.
Peng., I.
-_j., mimpdning. A tree, quercus hystrix.

Al. bagan: quercus sundaica.
AM. bungkus: quercus sticcata.
M. jantan: quercus eichleri.,D e mamlftk. Arab. A slave.
J.~C mamanda. Uncle, aunt; Ht. Gul Bak., 99;
-a respectful form of imamak, q. v..y~ m6mubang. A tree (unidentified)., m6mota. (Penang.) To sleep (expressed
coarsely);-a colloquial variant of miembuta,
from buta, q. v..S-X5 m6midai. A plant (unidentified).
M man. I. Arab. Who, which.
II. [Pers. and Hind.] An Indian weight;
a "maund." Tlngah duwa rupiyah satt man:
a rupee and a half a maund; Pel. Abd., I39.
Dulapan belas man berat-ltya: eighteen maunds
in weight; Ht. Hamz., 26.
min. Arab. From, of.
\^ mona. I. Calculation; = kera. Sa-tenamena: about; more or less. Tidak ber-sa-tena:
not to be calculated; incalculable; Sh. Ik.
Trub., I.
II. See se'etna.
j3 m6natu. A laundryman or "dhoby."
4. munnjat. Arab. Secret conversation; private
speech; private devotions.
)' m6nara. See maunarah.
a^i. manarah or minarah. [Arab. mnndrat.] A
minaret; a watch-tower, Ht. Ism. Yat., I41.
Sa-tinggi im.: as lofty as a minaret; Bint.
Timor, I6 Jan., 1895. Terlebeh tinggi dari
nm.: loftier than a tower; Sh. Panj. Sg.
Also mneara.
\9- munafik. Arab. A hypocrite; an atheist..s mbnalu. A misletoe; a parasitic plant; v.
dedalu.
\ manin. Arab. Good-natured; kind-hearted.
minbar. Arab. A sort of lectern or pulpit;
a raised dais on which the Reader sits or stands
in a mosque. Minbar-nya smnuwa-nya batu
juga: the reading-platforms were all of stone;
Pel. Abd., 136. A bu-samah pun naik-lah kaatas minbar serta metmbacha khutbah: A. ascended the reader's dais and recited the
prayer; Ht. Abus., io.

mnta. Mad; rutting, of an elephant; a
variant of meta q. v. Gajah mn.: a rutting
elephant; Ht. Isk. Dz.; Ht. Sh. Kub. Raja
Singa tMrlalu minta: the Lion King became
very excited; Sh. Sg. Kanch., 6. Berbuwat m.:
to feign excitement or madness; Ht. Best.

mampu. Means, resources; -= upaya. Tiyada
in.: to be powerless; to be at the end of one's
resources.

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m/mpusi. A tree (unidentified).
m6mpulor. A plant (unidentified).

j' mampai. (Kedah.) Smooth; sharply cut;. sharp.
Senjata di-bawa bukan-nya choma
Gigi-nya mampai siyong-nya tajam':
the weapons he carries are not carried for
nothing, his teeth are smooth and his tusks
are sharp.
yc mimpi. Dreaming, a dream. Berkelahi didalam mimpii: fighting in one's dreams; a
proverbial description of wasted excitement;
J. S. A. S., I., 93. Ta'bir m.: the interpretation of dreams.
Bermimpi: to dream; Ht. Abd., 62.
4',a m6mpiteh. A plant (unidentified).,i~. mumkin. Arab. Possible; practicable; to
be in a position to do anything; Sh. I. M.
P., 8.
'L mamlakat. Arab. Kingdom, royalty.

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