A Malay-English dictionary,

N ' ' '.... [. 7.. ' '.N. A NANING [ 67I ] NMAHASIL I - A Eli 4A; ~ naning. A large wasp; cf. aning. Ayam biring sangka naning: a fighting-cock with a yellow beak and legs and other markings which are believed to be lucky and to render it invincible. Naning is also the name of a district (formerly a state) in Malacca territory. The 'ddat Naning or customary law of this district contains many peculiar features, including inheritance through females instead of by male descent. nanah. Matter, pus. Berisi t.: full of pus; Ht. Ind. Meng. Lain yang bengkak, lain yang mennanah: the swelling is on one person and the matter in another; things did not turn out as was expected; Prov., Ht. Koris; Ht. Si Misk., I41. Bisul mengangkut n.: a boil when coming to a head, i.e., gathering pus. nanai. A name sometimes given to monkeys (e.g., kera dan nanai, Ht. Sh. Kub.) especially in magical formulae..naung. Shade; shelter from the sun; (by extension) shelter generally. Keringkan pada nalutg: to dry in the shade; Muj., 58. Dibawah naung kayn: beneath the shade of a tree; Ht. Best. Naungi: to give shelter to; to give shade to; Ht. Gul. Bak., 26. MAnaiugi: id.; Sej. Mal., 152; Ht. Sh. Kub. Bernaung: to take shelter; Ht. Abd., 467; Sh. Sg. Kanch., 23; Sh. I. M. P., 13. j.; nahas. See o. Naikkan: to raise; to lift a thing up; to cause to ascend; Ht. Abd., 73, 193, 201. Menaikkan: id.; Ht. Abd., Io9; Ht. Koris. KInaikan: a mount; a steed or chariot; a ship; Sej. Mal., 46, I49. nayam. The blade of a plough-share.,A; nayah. (Kedah.) Bernayah-natyah: in heaps; in quantities.. nabi. Arab. A Prophet; a chosen preacher of God. Nabi Allah: id. N. Muhammad: Muhammad. N. 'Isa: Christ. N. minsa: Moses. N. Idris: Enoch. N. Sulaimdn: Solomon. N. Daud: David. Nabi-nabi (a seven-pointed star-fish) may be connected with the above.,; nabiyah. Arab. A prophetess.,; nbtiyasa. [Skr. nityasha.] Always; at all times. Usually in the form sa-lnetiyasa or senentiyasa. o.k najasat. Arab. Impurity; uncleanliness. V n6jis or najis. [Arab. najis.] Filth; foulness; ordure; things which defile. N. besar: dung, foeces. N. kechil: urine. Tahi yang in.: dung that pollutes; filthy fcecal matter; Ht. Kal. Dam., 77. Terkena in.: to incur pollution of this sort; Muj., 39. Kelakuwan yang ni.: filthy habits; Ht. Abd., 410. f najm. Arab. A star; cf. nujiZm.,a nujfim. [Arab.: plural of najm, a star.] The stars, especially considered astrologically as the ruling influences on a man's life; (by extension) astrological tables. A hlu' n-nuj4m: men versed in astrology; astrologers; Ht. Jay. Lengg., Ht. Gul Bak. 'Ilmu t.: the science of the stars; astrology. Membukakan it.: to open astrological tables; to work out a horoscope; Ht. P. J. P. Di-dalam nujiirn pemandang kami: according to what I see in your horoscope; Ht. Koris. ** nahas. [Arab. lnahs.] Ill-luck; misfortune; ill-starred character. Bulan n.: a name given to the Muhammadan month safar. Sa'at yang n.: an unlucky hour; Muj., 35. Nahasnya itu-pun terluput-lah: the ill-luck that pursued him passed away; Ht. Gul Bak., 133. Hari juma'at hari yang hnahas, Sakaliyan binatang menurun bisa; Tempat panunggu jangan buwat bebas, Jin shaitan suka termasa: Friday is an unlucky day (for working), it is the day on which venom descends to beasts; do not be too free with the haunts of evil spirits or the genii and demons will rejoice finely (over your folly). - \; nahak. Trnahakk: excited, or desire. of appetite, lust, Ab; nahu. See nah4.. j nahi. See nahi.,..\; niab. Arab. Deputy. deputy; a viceroy. Ndab raja: the ruler's naik. Motion up or upwards; to ascend. N. raja or it. kerajaan: to ascend the throne; Sej. Mal., 12, I3. N. ka-Naning: to travel upcountry to Naning (from Malacca); Ht. Abd., 395. N. kuda or t. ka-atas kuda: to mount a horse; Ht. Abd., 78; Ht. Ind. Jaya; Cr. Gr., 78. N. atas kudahijau: ' to ride the green horse"; to be drunk; Ht. Abd., 82. N. kereta: to get into a carriage; Ht. Abd., 78, 94. N. ka-darat: to go ashore (from a ship); Ht. Abd., Ioo. N. perak: to stretch oneself. N. haji: to go on the pilgrimage to Mecca. Upah-nya pun makin-lah naik: his salary (or their wages) went on increasing; Ht. Abd., 62. Tangah n.: half grown, of a person; still immature; Ht. Abd., 268. _.. ~ - 11 --- —-~-~-~~1111~111111~I

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A Malay-English dictionary,
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