WHAT DOES KUNGKUR MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of kungkur in the Malay dictionary
1. grass plant, grass, crocodile, median, coconut, Pithecellobium confertum; 2. sj plant, Pithecellobium splendens. kungkur 1. sj tumbuhan, keredas, medang buaya, medang gati, medang kok, Pithecellobium confertum; 2. sj tumbuhan, Pithecellobium splendens.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KUNGKUR»
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1
Tabak-at-i-n-asir-i: a General History of the Muhammadan ...
... these names and titles do not appertain to Burtah Kuchin, who was the Chingiz Khan's chief wife. She was the daughter of the NQ-yin, Dae, the Badghah, as he is styled, of the Kungkur-at Mughals, which was one of the most numerous, ...
Abu 'Umar Minh-aj ul-D-in 'Usm-an ibn Sir-aj ul-D-in (J-uzjan-i.), 1881
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The Tabaqat-i-Nasiri - Jilid 2 - Halaman 1091
She was the daughter of the Nu-yfn, Dae, theBadshah, as he is styled, of the Kungkur-at Mughals, which was one of the most numerous, and distinguished for valour, as well as one of the proudest of the whole of the Nairfin tribes, one reason ...
Minhag, Henry George Raverty, 1991
3
Commercial Timber Trees of the Malay Peninsula - Halaman 95
Kungkur has been collected in flower in the months of January, February, March, May, June, and July, and in fruit in January, February, April, May, June, August, November, and December. Representation of size classes. — Poor.
Fred William Foxworthy, 1927
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South East Asia - Halaman 23
KUNGKUR Pithecellobium confertum. Family : Leguminosae P. splendens, and P. bubal in um Various species of Pithecellobium occur throughout South East Asia, those in Malaysia producing a light hardwood known as kungkur. General ...
Timber Research and Development Association, William Henry Brown, 1978
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Structure and Identification of Malayan Woods - Halaman 92
Pores in tangential arrangement Keranji (tendency) Terap (tendency) Kungkur Tualang (tendency) Ramin (tendency) 21. With pore (vessel) deposits Durian Mengkulang Kasai Merbau Keledang Mersawa (deposits of resin) Kekatong Punah ...
6
Garis panduan menamai syarikat, bangunan, kawasan ... - Halaman 52
... keluang (mengkulang) janda baik (melunak) jangkang (mempisang) jangkang betian (mempisang) jangkang bukit (mempisang) jangkang paya (mempisang) jangkar (nyatuh) jaring (kungkur) jarum-jarum (tinjau belukar) jati bukit (podo) jati ...
Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, 1996
7
Report on Forest Administration for the Year - Halaman 37
Bitis (Madhuca), Kekatong (Cynometra), Tembusu (Fagraea), Kulim (Scorodocarpus), Merpauh (Swintonia), Rengas (Melanor- rhoea), Kungkur (Pithecellobium), Machang (Mangifera), Kasai (Pometia), Kelat (Eugenia), etc., are almost ...
Federated Malay States. Forest Dept, 1964
8
Tree flora of Malaya: a manual for foresters - Jilid 1 - Halaman 288
FIG. 16 Pithecellobium splendens the genus. The bark is unique and un- mistakeable, although. Uncommon, scattered lowlands to 2300 ft. throughout the country, never gregarious. Sumatra, Borneo. TIMBER. Kungkur is a Light Hardwood.
Pusat Penyelidekan Hutan (Malaysia), Timothy Charles Whitmore, Institut Penyelidikan Perhutanan Malaysia, 1972
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Timber trees: lesser-known timbers - Jilid 5,Trbtan 3 - Halaman 58
Tosc. 3: 11(1772). Leguminosae x = 13; A. chinensis,A. lebbeck,A. lebbekoides,A. procera: 2n = 26 Vernacular names Albizia (En). Malaysia: ba- tai, batai batu, kungkur (general). Origin and geographic distribution Albizia comprises about ...
Marcus Simon Maria Sosef, Lay Thong Hong, S. Prawirohatmodjo, 1998
10
蒙古史: The Mongols proper and the Kalmuks ... with 2 ...
Thev ran through beautiful meadows, which they called Kungkur ulong.J Kashid ud din, who had to temper his Muhammedanism with considerable servility, says that Arghun had an agreeable temper, but was irascible. Ez Zehebi, who is more ...
