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Rh Sugi akhérat, rich with things of the world to come. Pious.

Sugi dunya, rich in worldly effects.

Sugu, a plane, a carpenter's tool. Provisions. See.

Suguh, aliment. Food set before a guest, entertainment. See.

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

Suitan or di suitan, to pull off bark in strips, by dividing it lengthwise, as if making string of it.

Suitan or di suitan, to call at a woman by whistling. To give a sign to a woman by a whistle, when a rendez-vous is appointed.

Suji, to work ornamental needle 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, delight, pleasure, happiness. Glad, happy, rejoicing, joyful. Sukha, C. 743, from Su, good, Kha an organ of sense, happiness, pleasure, delight. Aing to suka sia kakituan, I have no pleasure in your doing so. I don't like to see you doing so. Lamun tuan suka, if you, Sir, will be pleased. Suka ang'ĕn, heart's content, gladness, pleasure.

Sukakĕn, 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.

Sukěr, and Sukěran, in trouble, in difficulty. Distressed, put about.

Sukět, 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 metals. Sukla, C. 143, white, of a white colour; silver.

Sukma, the breath of life, the invisible soul. The impalpable spirit within man. Sūkshma, C. 758, little, small, minute, atomic; fine, delicate, ingenious, subtle; an atom.

Sukra, C. 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 jéléma, a mans foot. Suku 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 dollar 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.