ADDITIONS TO A VOCABULARY OF BRUNEI-MALAY. 377 
Sambat. 
‘Tadak. 
Tambus. 
Tamu. 
Tebassan. 
‘Tempuan. 
‘Tuhus. 
Uchap. 
Undang. 
Karly. 
Tattooing v. = bertadak (Sar. Tedak). 
To come out = cf. “ tebus.’ 
Meeting place (lit) for trading pur- 
poses, market, conf. bertemu. 
A farm lit; ‘a clearing, 
A short cut (a path cutting across a 
tanjong). 
To recede (of water, of flood in river). 
Speech verb = beruchap. 
Prawn. 
Undang svar = the sea prawn. 
Undang galah = large fresh water 
prawn. 
List B. Variation from usage given by Mr. Marshall. 
No. 6. 
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pe eLD 
ad LG: 
bial: bs 
oe pall eter 
, LOD: 
tA. 
ga Li 
Baer 9G: 
FOZ 60: 
np OSE 
HAO) 
Alai. 
Antal. 
Bebun. 
. Beribun or 
Bibun. 
Indong. tl. 
Ekong. 
Endah. 
Eris. 
Gelaga. 
Jangku. 
Kalabat. 
Luargan. 
Siabun. 
Tajok. 
MR. A. Soc., No. 86 1922. 
To dance (specially a war dance) not 
“to play music.” 
Entar. 
To collect, gather together. 
To talk nonsense, trifle. 
Female (of an animals) cf. dani. 
Mother or aunt (of human beings). 
The principal, most important viz. 
trang indong tangan. 
ITkong (long ée). 
nda. 
iris sa-iris = a slice cf. mengiris = to 
shee cf. Winstedt Airis = slice 
onions. 
Gelagah. 
Jang-ku = said I. (Maxwell’s transla- 
tion correct). 
Gibbon monkey. (Wa-wah). 
Luagan or logan meaning a lake or 
pool. 
Sabun. 
The meaning given by Mr. Marshall is 
the usual Malay meaning, but I 
have always heard Brunei’s use 
this word with reference to the 
frame-work supporting the roof 
of a boat. The same as the “ Kun- 
dang” of Sarawak Malay conf. 
Dayak tajok. 
