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Sugi akhéra't, rich with things of the world to corae. Pious. 



S u g i d u n y a , rich in worldly effects. 



Sugu, a plane, a carpenter's tooi. Provisions. See Susugu. 



Suguh, aliraent. Food set before a guest, entertainment. See Susugu. 



Suhun, to carry on the top of the head ; to carry any weight , as a basket etc. etc. ba- 

 lanced on the head. 



S ui tan or di s ui tan, to pull off bark in strips, by dividing it lengthwise , as if' 

 making string of it. 



Suitan ordisuitan, to call at a woman by whistling. To give a sign to a woman 

 by a whistle, when a rendez-vous is appointed. 



S u j i , to work ornamental needie work. To embroider. 



Sujud, Arabic, to fall down on the knees to pray. To fall down on the knees at an- 

 other man's feet to make some entreaty. To ask for pardon. 



Suka, clelight, pleasure, happiness. Glad, happy, rejoicing, joyful. Sukha, C. 743, 

 from Su , good , Kha , an organ of sense , happiness , pleasure , delight. Aing io suka 

 sia kahituan, I have no pleasure in your doing so. I don't like to see you doing so. 

 Lamun tican suka , if you , Sir , will be pleased. 



Suka ang'ën, heart's content, gladness , pleasure. 



Sukakën, to grant with pleasure; to accord of free will. To give full and unqualified 

 consent. 



Suka-suka-an, mutual consent; mutual rejoicing. A rejoicing, a merry making. To 

 take a pleasure in. 



Sukër, and Sukëran, in trouble, in difficulty. Distressed, put about. 



Sukët, grass , heard sometimes in jampés. The more usual word in Jukut. 



Sukla, a base metal composed of brass mixed with silver;any alloy of the precious ine- 

 tals. Sukla, C. 143, white, of a white colour ; silver, 



Sukma, the breath of life, the invisible soul. The impalpable spirit within man. Süksh- 

 ma,C 758, little, small , minute, atomic; fine, delicate, ingenious, subtle; an atom. 



Sukra, G. 743, the planet Venus. The preceptor of the Daityas or enemies of the gods. 

 The ancient name for Friday on Java. 



Suku, the foot, the lower leg. The bottom , the base. Suku jélema, a ma'ns foot. Su- 

 ku satoa , the foot or lower leg of a beast. Suku gunung , the base of the mountain. 

 This word occurs in the following form, and is used in jampé. Suku , foot , — meaning 

 far away. Watu , stone , — meaning near , close by. Gajah , elephant , — meaning a great 

 man. Wuta, blind, — meaning not to be known , hidden. See these words severally 

 in voce. 



Suku, a quarter, a part. Made use of in weighing gold. A quarter of a Spanish dol- 

 lar in weight. 



Suku, name of some old Hindu ruins found or the Gunung Lawu , East from Solo. 



Sukur, Arabic, praise (of God). Thanks, acknowledgment , expression of gratitude. 



