ALPHABETICAL INDEX 



OF 



VERNACULAR NAMES 1 ). 



Aln alu 222,, 227. 

 Antori biru 190. 

 Bado 318. 

 Bale balana 236. 

 Baling 200. 

 Batje 318. 

 Bato 336. 

 Belana putih 251. 

 Belanak djumpul 245. 

 Belontja 339. 

 Betik 336. 

 Betok 336. 

 Biawan 340. 

 Boga 322. 

 Bolobo 157. 

 Bonti-bonti 281. 

 Bruson 369. 

 Budi 53, 59. 

 Buluari 213. 

 Bulu-bulu 213, 214. 

 Deluk 318. 



Djulong-djulong 121, 125, 127, 128, 

 132,134, 140, 148, 151, 152,154, 



i5 6 > 157, !5 8 - 



Djulung djulung nansuli 369. 

 enai boe manS, 45. 



Gabus 318, 322. 

 Gabus tjina 327. 

 Gabus tobang 329. 

 Gadeh 251, 253. 

 Gadjah menong 112. 

 Gereh 245. 

 Geteh-'geteh 336. 

 Goru 245. 

 Gorua 251, 253. 

 Gurami 344. 

 Halu-halu 225. 

 Haruan 318. 

 Harvan 336. 

 Heedjo gaddo 322. 

 Hoseng 336. 

 Idling lamak 204. 

 Ikan Belanak 253. 

 Ikan kadjangan 170. 

 Ikan kali 344. 

 Ikan kuda 112. 

 Ikan terbang 190. 

 Ikan toman 329. 

 Impun 373. 

 Kadjang 125, 127. 

 Kalui 344. 

 Kaluna 276. 



i) As in Java the three languages: Javanese, sundanese and malay are spoken, 

 we have accordingly placed behind the indigenous names (Malay.), (Sundan.) or 

 (Javan.). In naming a fish the malay people use as a rule "ikan" = fish before 

 the special name. In most cases we have omitted "ikan". 

 INDO-AUSTRAT.TAN FISHES IV. 25 



