| ارم | ĕram. Crouching; brooding; sitting crouched down on the ground; sitting on eggs—of a fowl. Mengeram: to so sit; to crouch. Sapěrti harimau mengĕram bangkai rupa-nya: like a tiger crouching over a carcase; Ht. Sh. Kub.
In many cases the word has also the sense of growling or murmuring; cf. ĕrang. Pujok sambil mengěram: murmuring endearments; Ht. Perb. Jay. The forms ram and měngaram also occur. |
| ارماد | armada. Port. A fleet. |
| ارن | aran. A night line for catching fish. |
| ارن | aron. To rub pulut rice into coco-nut milk until the oil of the latter comes out and is mixed with the rice.
Aronan: the mixture so prepared. Cf. adon, of which aron is probably only a variant used in a special sense. |
| ارن | urna. Better warna, q. v. |
| ارنب | arnab. [Arab. A hare.] A rabbit; Muj., 19, 50; Hay. Haiw.
The word is also applied to a guinea-pig.
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ariningsun. (Jav.) My younger sister-an
expression used as a term of endearment in
addressing a wife or mistress; adinda, but
confined to romances and poetry of Javanese
origin and to a few pantuns; see Sh. Ik.
Trub., 9; Sh. A. R. S. J., 7; Sh. Bid., 70; Ht.
Sg. Samb., etc.
The word is often pronounced arya-ningsun,
or arya-ingsun in pantuns, and is sometimes
contracted to ingsun, or ningsun.
arau. Better harau, q. v.
aru. Agitation, stirring up; better haru, q. v.
21 ĕru.
The casuarina; casuarina equisetifolia.
Also called ěru laut.
Eru bukit: a tree found on mountains of
some considerable elevation, dacrydium elatum.
This tree resembles the casuarina. The form
ru also occurs.
arwa. A saw-edged knife said to be of Indian
origin.
arwah. [Arab. Plur. of rath: spirit or breath
of life.] The vital elements in man; the vital
principle (semangat) and (sometimes) the soul.
Hilang arwah: loss of consciousness, diminu-
tion of vitality consequent on a sudden mental
shock; Ht. Abd., 364. Terbang arwah: id.;
Ht. Abd., 282; Marsd. Gr., 144; terbang
semangat. Tumpah arwah; id.; Sh. Bur.
Pungg., 4.
ARAI
Makan arwah: to feast in honour of the dead;
to hold a "khandúri." Arwahkan: id.; Sh.
Ul., 15. Bulan arwah, or bulan ruwdh: a name
given to the month Sha'aban because of a
great festival in honour of the dead. Khanduri
akan arwah putĕri: a feast to honour the soul
of the princess; Ht. Hamza, 99. Khandart
beri arwah: id.; Ht. Ahm. Muhd., 32.
Arwah is specially used with reference to
these feasts in honour of the dead; rúk, the
singular, is used of the soul of a man when
there is no feast in question. For the use of
arwah and rûh in the sense of vital principle,
see s. v. semangat.
> aruda. Port. Common rue; ruta graveolens.
ارون
aruwan. Ikan aruwan: a freshwater fish;
ophiocephalus punctatus.
A. tasek: a salt-water fish; elacate nigra.
Also haruwan and ruwan. V. haru.
( عرا .Arab )
arah. Also ara
Direction;
course; the quarter towards which anything
faces; direction or instruction regarding a
route. Tiyada siapa ketahuwi arah taman itu :
no one knew the direction in which the
garden lay: Ht. Gul. Bak., 24. Rumah-nya
arah sa-belah laut: his house faced the sea;
Ht. Abd., 194.
Sa-keliling arah: on all sides.
Tiyada ketahuan arah: not knowing one's
position; not knowing whether one is standing
on one's head or on one's heels; Sh. Pr. Turk.,
12; Sh. Sg. Kanch., 15; Sh. Ik. Trub., 19.
Ta' tentu arah: in confusion. Ta'-berarah: id;
Sh. Kamp. Boy., 10.
(5) ari. 1. Day; = hari, q. v.
II. Ari-ari: the pubes; the extreme lower
portion of the abdomen; Ht. Abd., 302.
III. Kulit ari: the epidermis; the thin outer
skin which if scratched does not bleed or
give pain.
IV. Ular ari: a very venomous sea-snake;
Kl. [ular tampong (or tědong) matahari?]
Rumput ular ari: a plant; erycibe angulata.
Also tampong ari.
V. Burong ari-ari: a bird (unidentified);
Ht. Raj. Sul., 1.
VI. Arab. Manger, stable; peg or rope
for tethering a horse; halter.
VII. Bantal susu ari: a square low cushion
with a stiff border. Also bantal suwari.
(5) arai. I. (Achin.) A measure of capacity
2 chupak, q. v.
11. Arai-jemarai: (Selangor) hanging loose
(Kedah) jerai-jemarai. Cf. berjari-jari,
urai and děrai.
