A Malay-English dictionary,

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ra. rambong. Getah ratbong: the gutta obtained
from the tree ficus elastica. Pokok r.: the tree,
ficus elastica.
4 sunggoh. True, genuine, real, actual; reality.
Melainkan A llah juga yang sunggoh: God
alone is real; God alone Is. Jika ta'-sunggoh
bagai di-kata: if there is no truth in what I
am saying; Ht. P. J. P.
S. hati: heartiness; real feeling; vigour;
strenuousness. Dengan sunggoh hati: vigorously, strenuously; putting one's heart into
the work; Cr. Gr., 37.
Sunggoh-pun: granting that; admitting the
truth of; admitting that; although. Sunggohpun iya dagang sltetri: although he is an
alien wanderer; Sh. Bid., 85.
Sunggoh-pun banyak bintang di-langit
Bulan juga yang berchehaya;
Sutggoh-pun banyak muda yang manis
Tuwan juga di-mata sehaya:
though the stars in heaven are many, the
moon alone can brighten (the earth); truly
there are many sweet youths (in the world)
but you, none the less, are ever in my eyes;
Ht. Ind. Nata.
Sunggoh-sunggoh: really, genuinely; heartily.
A da yang mennangis sunggoh-sunggoh, ada yang
nenangis pura-pura: some shed tears in real
earnest, some only pretended to shed them;
Ht. Abd., 291.
Sa-sunggoh-nya: in all truth; in all reality;
absolutely. Sa-sunggoh-nya benar-lah: it is
absolutely true; Ht. Gnl Bak., 4.
Sunggoh-sunggohi: to pult one's heart into a
work; to do one's best; to strive strenuously;
to exert all one's strength; Sej. Mal., 59.
Sunggoh-sunggohkan: id. Maka di-sunggohsunggohkan-nya pula mengangkat itu: he did his
utmost to lift it; Ht. Ind. Nata.
Bersunggoh-sunggoh hati: in all earnestness;
doing one's utmost. AMengamok bersunggohsunggoh hati: to attack desperately; Ht. Ind.
Jaya.

samseng. Chin. A professional rough.
j sandak. Drawing in part of a fishing-line;
also cliandak, q. v..ai pawat. Payongpawat: a small state-umbrella;
better bawat, q. v., p6rak. III. Baju kanjiperak: (Straits Settlements) a singlet.
c-j^ p/riman. (Straits Settlements) Pakaiyan periman:l civilian attire in contradistinction to
military or (especially) police uniform;-from
the English "free-man.".'i kadli. Arab. A judge; a Kali; an official to
whom questions of Muhammadan Law are
referred.
")J' k6rosang. A native brooch; v. kbrongsang.
r." ladam. Hind. A horse-shoe. Pukul 1.:
(Penang) to shoe a horse; = (Singapore) pukul
besi.
1\ lpa. Carelessness; a variant of alpa, q. v.
j) wafak. Arab. Chinchin wafak: a talismanic
ring; a ring engraved with astrological or
other mysterious symbols.
^B h6rti. Meaning, signification; significance.
H. perkataan: the meaning of an expression.
H. kitdb: the meaning of a book. In "Bazaar"
Malay herti is often used where the form
nltggherti (to understand) would be more
correct.
Herti-nya: its meaning is; that is to say; i.e.
Hertikan: to convey the meaning of; to
interpret; to explain; Ht. Abd., 33I, 332.
Brhterti: to bear a meaning. Sa-kali-kali
tiyada berhlerti dalam behasa melayu: it has
absolutely no meaning in Malay; Ht. Abd.,
373.
Menghbrti: to understand, to grasp the
meaning of.
The forms erti and reti are common. SapMrti
(like) is probably a derivative of erti; i.e., "one
in meaning with."

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