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MALAY-ENGLISH VOCABULARY.

pu'lau Pi'nang, Penang.

pin'dah, ber-pin'dah, to move from one place to another, migrate, move house. Cf. aleh.

pin'dah-kan, to remove a thing, transport, transplant, translate.

ping'gan, a large plate, a dish. Cf. piring.

ping'gang, the waist.

bu'ah ping'gang, the kidneys.
ikat ping'gang, belt, girdle.

ping'gir (Jav.), edge, border, shore. Cf. tpi.

pi'ngit, confined, secluded (of women).

pin'jam, m-min'jam (149), to borrow, or lend.

b-ri' pin'jam, to lend.
min'ta pin'jam, to borrow.
pin'jam-kan, to lend (a thing).

pin'ta, m-min'ta, to request, ask; see minta.

pin'tal, m-min'tal, to twist, spin thread. Cf. rahat.

pin'tar (Jav.), clever.

pin'tas, m-min'tas, to make a short cut, cut across. Cf. rntas.

pin'tu, door, gate.

pin'tu ger'bang, the gate of a fort or city.
pin'tu pa'gar, gate of a fence.
bn'dol pin'tu, threshold.
chu'kai pin'tu, house assessment.
j-nang' pin'tu, door posts.
p-nung'gu pin'tu, door-keeper.

pi'pa (Port.), a barrel.

pi'peh, flat, smooth.

pi'pi, the cheeks.

pi'pis, m-mi'pis, to bray or grind on a stone, as spices. Cf. giling.

pi'pit, a generic name for birds of the sparrow tribe.

pirasat = firasat, q.v.

pi'ring, plate, saucer (smaller than pinggan).

pi'sang, banana, plantain.

pi'sau, knife.

pi'sau chu'kor, razor.
pi'sau li'pat, a pocket knife.
pi'sau ra'’ut, a small knife used for cleaning rattans.
ma'ta pi'sau, the edge or blade of a knife.

pi'ta (Port.), ribbon, tape.

pi'tah, usually pi'tah li'dah, eloquent. Cf. paseh.

pi'tam, giddiness, swoon, fit. Cf. pengsan.

pi'tis, a very small native coin of tin or copper.

pi'ut, great-great grandchild.

p-jam', m-m-jam', to close (of the eyes); also kjam.

p-kak', deaf; also tuli.

p-kakas, see perkakas.

p-kan', a market; a town. Cf. pasar.

p-kat', thick, glutinous (of fluids) = kntal. Cf. cha'ir.

p-kek', m-m-kek', to shriek (of animals).

p-ker'ti (Sk.), nature, disposition, character, conduct. Cf. prangai and tabi‘at.

p-kong', the largest ulcers.

plahan, see perlahan.

p-la'min and p-la'mi-nan, the bridal bed, or sleeping place