Laman:A practical Malay grammar (IA practicalmalaygr00sheliala).pdf/70

Move	(slightly), grak.	Stick	(adhere), lkat.
Open	(in general), buka.	”	(get caught or entangled), sangkot.
”	(as a flower), kmbang.
”	(the mouth), nganga.	”	on (as a patch), tampal.
”	(the eyes), chlek.	”	in (as a pole), chachak.
Order	(arrangement), atur.	”	in (stab), tikam.
”	(a command), hukum.	Stretch	(trans.), bsarkan.
”	(to command), suroh, psan.	”	(by pulling), rgangkan.
”	(authority), prentah.	”	(lengthen), panjangkan.
”	(send for things), psan.	Spread	(intrans.), kmbang.
Place	(put), buboh.	”	(trans. as a mat), bntang, hampar.
”	(especially to put away), taroh.
		”	(scatter), hambur, tabur.
”	(put down), ltak.	”	(disperse), chrai-brai.
”	(put in), masokkan.	Take,	see para. 55 a.
”	(put on), pakai.	Tell,	see Say.
Roll	(as a wheel), gelek.	Throw	(generally), lempar.
”	(over and over), guling.	”	(away), buang.
”	(to and fro), golek.	”	(down), champak.
”	up (as a roll of paper), gulong.	”	(violently), lontar, lotar.
Salt	(noun), garam.	Turn	(become), mnjadi.
”	(adjective), asin, masin.	”	(right round), balek, intrans.
Say	(speak), kata.
”	(converse), tutor, chakap.	”	” balekkan, trans.
”	(tell, narrate), bilang.	”	(revolve), pusing.
”	(tell, inform), bri tahu, khabarkan.	”	(the head or body), paling.
		”	(as machinery), putar.
”	(mention), sbot.	Wake	(to be awake), jaga.
”	(utter, express thanks or praise), uchap.	”	(to become conscious), sdar.
”	(of God), firman.	”	(to arouse one’s self from sleep), bangun.
”	(of kings), titah.
”	(of prophets and kings), sabda.	”	(more violently), sdar.
		Wash	(face and hands or clothes), basoh.
”	(of inferiors), smbah.
Send	(things), kirim.	”	(bathe), mandi.
”	(persons), hantar, surohkan.	”	(clean generally), chuchi, bersehkan.
”	for (things), psan.
”	for (persons), panggil.	Wide	(of breadth), lebar.
Shake,	goyang.	”	(of space), luas, lapang.
”	(more violently), gonchang.	”	(of intervals), jarang.
”	(shake hands), jabat tangan.	Wind	(in a coil), lengkar.
		”	(on a core), gulong.