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160 also in conjunction with Siwa, who is the one great god, combining the qualities and faculties of the two others. Fr.)

Itěuk, a stick, a walking stick, a staff.

Itil, the clitoris. (Batav. idem.)

Itong, a little child.

Itu, that distant one, pointing with force to some object at a distance.

Itung, to count, to reckon out, to calculate. (Jav. Mal. idem.)

Itungan, account, faculty of counting. To nyaho di itungan he does not know how to count.

Itungan nana, by his account; as they would have one believe.

Iw-at, to run away with a woman, to elope.

Iwing, hanging dangling, pendent; walked off with. Iwing bai di bawa, and he went off with it dangling.

Iwul, a variety of Palm tree, thicker than a Pinang and thinner than a Cocoa nut.

Iwung, the young sprouts or shoots of a Bambu tree, many varieties of wichwhich [sic] are sought after as a tender vegetable, or are used for pickling.

Iyagésok, to morrow. In Malay it is called Bésok.

Iyah, oh! yes.

Iyahkěn, to say yes to, to give consent.

Iyo, this. Imah iyo, this house. Kuda iyo, this horse.

Iyuh, shelter, shade.

Iyuhan, to take shelter.

Iyuhkěn, to put under shelter.  Ja-at, a vegetable, a runner which produces a longish pod, with four sharp edges, and contains a very hard pea or bean.

Jaba, outside, beyond, without. Jaba imah, outside the house. Ka jaba, go out, get outside, outwards. Jaba saking lafal, outside the text, not to be found in the text; said of any thing which is not exactly allowed, especially by the Koran.

Jaběrjér, marks of signs on writing, on letters to indicate their sound. Diacritical marks.

Jabrug, a short casting net to take fish, heavily loaded with leaden rings, so as to be used where the stream is shallow and rapid.

Jadah, child, offspring; Persian Zadah. Haram jadah, an illegitimate child, a bastard. A great word of reproach.

Jadi, to be, become, come to pass, happen; be produced; to suit, to answer, to succeed; to be born, to come into existence; to come up as seed out of the ground, to sprout. Jadi édan, to become foolish. Jadi lĕumpang? does the setting out take place. Do you go? Batu iyo jadi. this stone will answer. Bibit na gĕus jadi, the seed has come up- is growing. (Jav. Dadi, which seems to be a reduplication of di [den, di-pun]. Jadi to Dadi as Ujan to Udan.

