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私を襲う; 鶏の首の羽根。 sua II。 まばたきII小さな湾、混乱。 自殺Ⅲの箱はあまりそうではなく、失敗、取り消し、失敗、取り消し。 〜Mn）に罰金の罰金から取り消される、または解放されることを求める。 b）落ちた罰金から少し返されるように頼んだ。 決してされていない）無効にされていない。 b）常に。 自殺IV =〜左か右に捻じったり剃った髪：ヘッジホッグの棘で妻の髪を作った。 接触または分割する。 suak I; bulu ~ bulu di leher ayam; sua II.
suak II teluk kecil, serokan.
suak III ark tidak jadi, tidak berhasil, batal, gagal, urung; minta ~ Mn a) minta dibatalkan atau dibebaskan drpd denda yg dijatuhkan; b) minta dikembalikan sedikit drpd wang denda yg dijatuhkan; belum pernah ~ a) belum pernah batal; b) selalu.
suak IV = ~ rambut belah rambut yg disikat atau disiah ke kiri atau ke kanan: dia membuat ~ rambut isterinya dgn menggunakan duri landak; menyuak membelah atau menyiah.
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108 Cerita Rakyat Terbaik Asli Nusantara: cerita ... - Halaman 42
SUAK. AIR. MENGUBUK. Zaman. dahulu kala, di Negeri Rantau Baru, Pelalawan, Riau hiduplah sepasang suami istri nelayan yang miskin. Mereka menggantungkan hidup dari hasil tangkapan ikan. Ketika tiba masa-masa sulit mendapatkan ...
Marina Asril Reza, Widyawati Oktavia, 2010
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A comprehensive Indonesian-English Dictionary - Halaman 959
for other derivatives — >sesUai. suai II (E?) tali - stays (on a ship). suak I I inlet, creek, small bay. 2 low-lying water-logged land. - sungai swamps between branches of a river (valueless land). menyuak to sail from creek to creek (along the ...
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Gazetteer: Solomon Islands, Bismarck Archipelago and ...
E. Suak Serdang 4 22 100 56 n Suak To Ali, S. River 4 42 100 59 i. □ Suan Cham, Ban Village 6 30 100 47 ti Subang Catchment Reservoir 3 11 101 29 : Area. Subang Estate Estate 3 10 101 31 qk Subang Hilang 2 49 101 34 Subang, ...
United States. Hydrographic Office, 1944
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Soil survey - Halaman 87
... see the following sections and associated tables in Part ll of this publication: "Range" section "Engineering" and "Soil Properties" sections 3442-Layview-Suak-Winu association Map Unit Setting MLRA: 29 Landscape: Mountains Elevation: ...
United States. Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, 1923
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William J. Gedney's The Saek Language: Glossary, Texts, ...
'lifetime' sua 'to be bad' 464141 641 khan pha paa ?og nvv dii . pha paa ?og 4 6 nvv sua which prince is good and which prince is bad' XII naa sua 'the wicked-face' XII ft c c suak 1. 'elbow' (= sook ) (Some use suak for both 'elbow' and 'cubit' ...
William J. Gedney, Thomas J. Hudak, 1993
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Ukek: the Golden Horde city and its periphery - Halaman 136
SOMK NN NVSP 18054 (SUAK 170); NVSP 17683 (AO 990); NVSP 31247 (SUAK 1014/21); 1647/3. Fig.49. Bronze vessels and their parts. 1-12 - rivets, 13 - eyelet, 14-15 - walls, 16 - flask, 17-18 - lids, 19 - bottom. 1- 11,14,16-SOMKNN 1223; ...
Leonard Fedorovich Nedashkovskiĭ, 2004
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Daftar nama desa tertinggal dan tidak tertinggal menurut ...
... GAMPONG TEUNGOH KUALA BUBON SUAK TIMAH COT DARAT PUCOK LUENG GAMPONG COT SUAK PANDAN SUAK SEUKEE SUAK PANTE BREUH SUAK GEUDUBANG SUAK SEUMASEH COT KUMBANG PEURIBU ALUE RAYA ...
Indonesia. Biro Pusat Statistik, 1996
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A Baba Malay Dictionary: The First Comprehensive ... - Halaman 187
suak suan I sua ada akal a female having reached puberty I sua boleh bernapair to have passed through a crisis (usually financial); a breather I sua bungkus it is wrapped up; it is all over (for the worst) I sua chechat to be infected; to have ...
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A New Rotuman Dictionary: An English-Rotuman Wordlist
Cp. 'inoso, kato'aga. sit2 4, v.i.a., to soak in — tan ta sit se pear ta ; to dissolve, be dissolved — suak ta sii ma of se'ea se tan ta, the sugar is all dissolved in the water. Cp. fakvai, fd, sugaru. su,3 4, n., juice of a ripe coconut (niu mafu) : ji'dk su ta, ...
Elizabeth Kafonika Makarita Inia, 1998
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Hard Times on Kairiru Island: Poverty, Development, and ...
Failure of subsistence efforts caused by the dead kin of angered living persons is called suak in the Kairiru language. In fishing, it may not even be necessary to fail to distribute one's catch to bring on suak. I was told that, in the past, someone ...
Michael French Smith, 1994
