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MALAY-ENGLISH VOCABULARY.


tu'top, m-nu'top, -kan, to cover, close up, shut up. Cf. katop and tudong.

tu'top j-nang', the upper post of a screen or partition.
tu'top ti-ang', wall-plate.
tu'to-pan, a cover.

tu'tor, ber-tu'tor, to speak, talk. Cf. kata and chakap.


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u-ap' or wap', steam, vapour.

ubah, see obah.

u'ban, grey hair; grey (of the hair).

u'bi, any tuberous root, especially the potato.

u'bi bng-ga'la, potato.
u'bi ka'yu, tapioca.
u'bi k-la'di, the yam.

u'bin and ba'tu u'bin, flooring tiles; (in Singapore) granite.

u-bun-u'bun, the crown of the head, the opening between the parts of the skull in young children, the fontanel.

u-bur-u'bur, jellyfish.

u'chap, m-ngu'chap, to say, utter, pronounce (as prayers, thanksgivings, etc.). Cf. sbot.

u'dang, prawn, shrimp; also hudang, q.v.

u-da'ra, the air, atmosphere, sky. Cf. hawa.

u'dek, upper waters of a river, interior of a country. Cf. hulu and hilir.

mu'dek, to ascend a river, go upstream.

ufti, see upti.

ugama, see agama.

u'got, m-ngu'got, to threaten.

u'jar, to say, speak.

u'ji, m-ngu'ji, to test, examine, assay (as metals).

ba'tu u'ji, touchstone.

u'kir, m-ngu'kir, to engrave, carve.

u'kop, to perfume with incense.

u'kor, mngu'kor, to measure (length). Cf. sukat.

ka'yu u'kor, rule, measure.

‘u-la'ma (Ar.), learned men; plural of ‘alim.

u'lang, m-ngu'lang, -i, to repeat, go or do repeatedly.

u-la'ngan, repetition; the chorus of a song (X.).

u'lar, serpent, snake.

u'lar na'ga, a dragon, fabulous serpent.

u'lat, maggot, worm.

u'lat bu'lu, hairy caterpillar.

ulu, see hulu.

u-mang-u'mang, a hermit crab.

u'mat (Ar.), people, nation.

um'bi, taproot. Cf. akar.

um'but, the soft edible heart at the top of a palm tree.

‘u'mor (Ar.), lifetime, age, length of life.

s‘umor hi'dop, all one's life.

um-pa'ma and u-pa'ma (Sk.), like, resembling.

um-pa'ma-nya, for instance.
s’um-pa'ma, like, similar to.
um-pa'ma-kan, to compare, liken.
per-um-pa'ma’an, proverb, parable.

um'pan, bait for a fishing line or a trap.