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.Japanese LIST BY: 1 a700 plum, n. rains [tr. Jap. bai-u] = bai-u; applied also to t 2 1362 jape, v. e (rare) n. jap, and japerie yelping: but there ap 3 1577 Japan, n. (a.) Jih-pEn (= Japanese Ni-pon), 壮un-rise・ 双rient・ 4 1577 Kuge [Jap.] 5 1588 bonze e prob. ad. Japanese bonz・or bonzi, ad. Chinese f 6 1613 katana [Jap.] 7 1613 wacadash [a. Japanese wakizashi.] 8 1614 tatami [Jap.] 9 1615 shogun [Jap. shZgun, short for sei-i-tai shZgu 10 1616 kami [Japanese, = 壮uperior, lord・] 11 1616 kobang [Jap. ko-ban, f. ko little + ban (a. Ch 12 1616 mochi [Jap.] 13 1616 norimon [ad. Jap. norimono, f. nori to ride + mono 14 1616 samisen [Japanese form of Chinese san-hsien (sa 15 1616 tabi [Japanese.] 16 1617 inro [Jap., f. Chin. yin seal + lung basket. 17 1620 tai, n.1 [Jap.] 18 1631 functional, a. and n. food [after Japanese kinZsei-shokuhin < kinZsei 19 1662 dairi [Japanese, f. Chinese dai great + ri wi 20 1662 obang [Jap. ・ban, f. ・great + ban (a. Chine 21 1677 moxa [a. Jap. mokusa (phonetically "moksa), con 22 1683 Terra Japonica [mod.L., = 遷apanese earth・ see note s.v. catechu 23 1687 sak・ n.2 [Japanese sake.] 24 1696 soy1 [a. Japanese soy (also shoy), colloquial f 25 1711 ketchup ese. The Japanese kitjap, alleged in some recen 26 1727 adzuki [Jap.] 27 1727 hinoki [Jap.] 28 1727 JZdo [Jap., lit. 叢urified land・] 29 1727 kaki [Japanese.] 30 1727 kana [Jap.] 31 1727 katakana [Jap., f. kata side + kana kana.] 32 1727 katsuo [Jap.] 33 1727 ken, n.3 [Jap.] 34 1727 kiri [Jap.] 35 1727 kirin [Jap., f. Chinese (see kylin).] 36 1727 koi [Jap.] 37 1727 koi-cha [Jap.] 38 1727 koku [Jap.] 39 1727 kuruma [Jap.] 40 1727 matsu [Japanese.] 41 1727 matsuri [Jap.] 42 1727 Mikado [Japanese mi august + kado door: for th 43 1727 miso [Jap.] 44 1727 Nippon [Jap., f. ni(chi the sun + pon, hon sou 45 1727 samurai [Japanese.] 46 1727 satori [Jap., = spiritual awakening.] 47 1727 sen, n.1 [Japanese.] 48 1727 shaku [Jap., ad. Chinese ch a foot.] 49 1727 shikimi [Jap.] 50 1727 Shingon [Jap., = true word, mantra, f. shin tru 51 1727 ShinshG [Jap., f. shin Shin n.3 + shG sect] 52 1727 Shinto [Japanese, f. Chinese shin tao way of t 53 1727 shoyu [Jap.: see soy1.] 54 1727 sugi [Jap.] 55 1727 sun, n.2 [Jap.] 56 1727 Tendai [a. Jap., ad. Chinese T'ient'ai, the name 57 1727 tokonoma [Jap.] 58 1727 torii [Jap., f. tori bird, fowl + i to sit, p 59 1727 tsubo [Jap.] 60 1727 urushi [Jap.] 61 1727 yashiki [Jap., f. ya house + shiki a space, sit 62 1727 zazen [Jap., f. za sitting, a seat + zen Zen. 63 1727 Zen [a. Jap. zen, ad. Chin. ch疣 quietude, ad. 64 1773 ginkgo [Jap., f. Chinese yinhsing silver apric 65 1793 mebos , prob. ad. Jap. umeboshi, a dried, preserved plum 66 1795 koto [Japanese.] 67 1808 Ryukyu, a. and n. [a. Jap. RyGkyG: see *Ryukyuan n. and a. T 68 1819 aucuba [Japanese name.] 69 1822 hiragana [Jap., f. hira plain + kana (kanna, kar 70 1822 koro [Jap. kZro incense-pot, censer.] 71 1822 yukata [Jap., f. yu hot water, bath + kata sho 72 1823 zori, n. pl. [Jap., f. sZ grass, (rice) straw + ri f 73 1833 Obaku, n. [Jap. baku, f. the name of the mo 74 1833 Rinzai, n. [Jap., ad. Chinese Lin-chi, the name of 75 1839 daimio [Japanese, f. Chinese dai great + mio, 76 1845 iroha [Jap., named from the first three sylla 77 1845 jito [Jap.] 78 1845 ri [Jap.] 79 1851 Goanese, a. and n. -ese, after Japanese, etc.] 80 1852 nandina, n. andina, ad. Jap. nandin, nanten(-chiku), southern- 81 1853 skimmia ii. 57), f. Jap. (mijama-) skimmi, the name of the 82 1855 Akebia, n. . 394), ad. Jap. akebi.] 83 1855 noshi [Jap.] 84 1855 uta [Jap., poem, song, f. utau to sing.] 85 1856 hara-kiri [Japanese (colloquial and vulgar), f. h 86 1857 kago [Jap. kango, of Chinese origin.] 87 1857 tycoon [ad. Jap. taikun great lord or prince, f. C 88 1858 shogi [Jap.] 89 1859 hakama [Jap.] 90 1860 shakudo [a. Japanese shakE dZ, ad. an older form o 91 1860 tempo, n.2 [Jap., f. Tempo or Tenpo, the name give 92 1863 hibachi [Jap. hibachi, hi-hachi, f. hi fire + h 93 1866 sasanqua [Jap. sasankwa mountain tea-flower.] 94 1868 manyogana [Jap., f. ManyZ(shG 祖ollection of a My 95 1871 hatamoto [Jap.] 96 1871 inkyo [Jap., f. in (in the) shade, retired + 97 1871 junshi [Jap.] 98 1871 ki-mon [Jap., f. ki demon, devil + mon gate.] 99 1871 kyogen [Jap.] 100 1871 Noh, No [Jap.] 101 1871 oiran [Jap.] 102 1871 ronin [Jap.] 103 1871 ryo [Jap.] 104 1871 seppuku [Jap., colloq. pronunc. of setsu fuku, 105 1871 tan, n.3 [Jap.] 106 1871 to, n. [Jap.] 107 1871 uguisu [Jap.] 108 1873 Meiji [Jap., 粗nlightened government・] 109 1874 jinricksha, jinrikisha, n. [a. Japanese jin-riki-sha (j = (Z)), f. ji 110 1874 kakke [Jap., f. kyaku, kaku leg + ki, ke illn 111 1874 RZjG [Jap.] 112 1875 heimin [Jap., f. hei level (horizontal), commo 113 1875 ju-jitsu [ad. Jap. jGjutsu, f. jG (Chinese jou: see 114 1875 raku [Jap., lit. ease, relaxed state, enjoym 115 1875 rin, n.2 [Jap.] 116 1875 sayonara [Jap.] 117 1875 sennin [Jap., wizard, recluse, f. Chinese hsie 118 1875 shippo, n. [Jap., = 壮even precious things・ f. Ch 119 1875 yen1 [Japanese, ad. Chinese y・n round, roun 120 1876 futon [Jap.] 121 1876 Genro [Jap., = principal elders, f. gen root 122 1876 kotatsu [Jap.] 123 1876 magatama, n. [Jap., lit. 祖urved jewel・ f. magaru t 124 1876 ramanas [perh. f. Jap. ranman full bloom.] 125 1876 sho, n.1 [Jap.] 126 1876 tan, n.4 [Jap.] 127 1876 Tokugawa, a. and n. 42/3・616), Japanese military ruler and founder of 128 1876 uji [Jap.] 129 1877 haori [Jap.] 130 1877 renga [Jap., = linked (verse).] 131 1877 shiitake [Jap., f. shii a name used for several 132 1877 Shin, n.3 [Jap., = genuine, authentic.] 133 1877 tanka2 [Jap., f. tan short + ka song.] 134 1877 uchiwa [Jap. f. utsu to strike, shake + ha fea 135 1878 koji [Jap.] 136 1878 mon, n.1 [Japanese.] 137 1878 obi2 [Japanese Zbi belt.] 138 1878 san3 [Jap.: a contraction of the more formal 139 1879 ryu, n. [Jap. -ryG stream, current, (hence) sch 140 1879 ukiyo-e [Jap., f. ukiyo fleeting world (f. uku 141 1879 Yamato [Jap., = 遷apan・] 142 1880 amado [Jap., f. ame rain + to door.] 143 1880 fusuma [Jap.] 144 1880 happi-coat [Jap. happi a kind of coat.] 145 1880 kura [Jap.] 146 1880 mousmee [Japanese musume.] 147 1880 Ritsu, n. [f. Jap. ritsu law, moral law.] 148 1880 sashimi [Jap., f. sashi pierce + mi flesh.] 149 1880 shibuichi [Jap., f. shi four + bu part(s) + ichi 150 1880 shoji [Jap.] 151 1880 sumo [Jap.] 152 1880 Tanabata, n. [Jap., seventh day of seventh month, (F 153 1880 temmoku [Jap., ad. Chinese tiQn-m・eye of heave 154 1880 tofu [a. Jap. tZfu, ad. Chinese d�ufu, f. d�u b 155 1881 Nashiji [Jap., lit. 叢ear ground・] 156 1881 togidashi [a. Jap., f. togu to whet, grind + dasu to 157 1882 ken, n.4 [Jap.] 158 1882 makimono [Jap., something rolled up, a scroll. T 159 1883 hechima [Jap.] 160 1883 netsuke [Japanese.] 161 1884 geta, n. pl. [Jap., f. ge lower, under + ta footwear 162 1884 hinin [Jap.] 163 1884 joro [Jap. jorZ, jZro. a prostitute.] 164 1884 kagura [Jap.] 165 1884 kikyo [Jap.] 166 1884 kombu [Jap.] 167 1884 koniak, koniaku [ad. Jap. ko-n-nya-ku, ko-nya-ku.] 168 1884 sakura [Jap.] 169 1884 sensei [Jap.] 170 1885 Japanesery [f. Japanese a. and n. + -ery, after F. ja 171 1885 Kuroshiwo [Japanese, f. kuro black + shiwo tide.] 172 1885 tanto, n.2 [Jap., f. tan short, brief + to sword.] 173 1885 tsukemono [Jap., f. tsukeru to pickle + mono some 174 1886 gobang orruptly a. Japanese goban, said to be ad. Chinese 175 1886 kimono [Jap.] 176 1886 okimono [Jap., = 叢ut thing・ f. oku to put + m 177 1886 shikimic, a. IV. 49), f. Jap. shikimi Japanese anise (from whic 178 1886 tansu [Jap.] 179 1887 geisha [Japanese.] 180 1888 shZ, n.2 [Jap.] 181 1889 awabi [Jap.] 182 1889 bekko [Jap.] 183 1889 judo [Jap., f. ju gentleness, ad. Chinese jo 184 1889 kaya [Jap.] 185 1889 mitsumata [Japanese.] 186 1889 mokum [a. Japanese moku-me.] 187 1889 ojime [Jap., f. o string + shime fastening, f 188 1889 rikka [Jap., lit. standing flowers.] 189 1889 tsuba [Jap., shortened f. tsumiha, -ba, f. ts 190 1889 zabuton [Jap., f. za sitting, a seat + buton f. 191 1890 go, n.2 [Jap. go small stone.] 192 1890 Japanesey, Japanesy, a. [f. Japanese a. and n. + -y1.] 193 1890 jZruri [Jap., f. the name of Lady JZruri, whos 194 1890 kabane [Jap.] 195 1890 kakemono [Japanese, f. kake- to hang + mono thin 196 1890 Kakiemon , a 17th-c. Japanese potter.] 197 1890 ken, n.5 [Jap.] 198 1890 miai [Jap., f. mi seeing + ai mutually.] 199 1890 nakodo [Jap.] 200 1890 suimono, n. [Jap., f. sui to sip + mono thing.] 201 1890 tryptophan phanase [a. Jap. tryptophanase (K. Kurono et al. 1 202 1891 hanami [Jap.] 203 1891 hanashika [Jap.] 204 1891 sika1 [ad. Japanese sika deer.] 205 1891 soroban [Jap., f. Chinese su瀟-p疣 swan-pan.] 206 1891 soshi [Jap., lit. 壮trong man・ a. Chinese su 207 1892 nori [Jap.] 208 1893 banzai, int. [Jap., literally, ten thousand years.] 209 1893 Heian, a. [Jap.] 210 1893 kudzu [Jap. kuzu.] 211 1893 shakuhachi [Jap., f. shaku + hachi eight (tenths). 212 1893 shugo [Jap.] 213 1893 Soto [Jap.] 214 1893 sushi [Jap.] 215 1895 baren [Jap.] 216 1895 habu [Jap.: see quot. 1818.] 217 1895 habutai [Jap.] 218 1896 kamikaze [Jap., 租ivine wind・ f. kami god, kami 219 1896 metake [Japanese.] 220 1896 soba [Jap.] 221 1896 Taka-diastase 1854・922), Japanese-born biochemist and industria 222 1897 Eta, eta3 [Jap.] 223 1897 tsunami [a. Jap. tsunami, tunami, f. tsu harbour + 224 1897 ujigami [Jap., f. uji uji + kami god.] 225 1898 bushido [Jap.: see quot. 1900.] 226 1899 Bon, n. [Jap.; also with honorific prefix o-.] 227 1899 haiku [Jap.] 228 1899 Kabuki [Jap., f. ka song + bu dance + ki art, 229 1899 surimono [Jap.] 230 1901 ikebana [Jap., f. ikeru to keep alive, arrange 231 1901 muraji [Jap.] 232 1901 omi [Jap.] 233 1901 onnagata [Jap., f. onna woman + kata figure.] 234 1902 sentoku [Jap.] 235 1903 romaji [Jap., f. roma Roman + ji letter(s).] 236 1903 wasabi [Jap.] 237 1904 keyaki [Jap.] 238 1904 maiko [Jap.] 239 1904 shimose 1859・911), Japanese engineer.] 240 1905 Macanese, n. and a. Macao (ad. Jap. Amakawa) + -n- + -ese: in Pg. mac 241 1906 sutemi-waza, n. [Jap., = sacrifice trick, f. sute-mi se 242 1906 tomoe-nage, n. [Jap., f. tomoe circular symbol or cres 243 1906 tsurikomi, n. [Jap., f. tsuri lifting + komi inwards, 244 1906 tsutsugamushi [Jap., f. tsutsuga trouble, illness + m 245 1906 uchimata, n. [Jap., f. uchi inside, interior + mata 246 1906 uki, n. [Jap., floating.] 247 1906 ura-nage, n. [Jap., f. ura reverse, back + nage thro 248 1907 orihon [Jap., f. ori fold + hon book.] 249 1908 katsura [Jap.] 250 1908 urushiol [f. Jap. urushi (see prec.) + -ol.] 251 1909 terakoya [Jap., = temple school, f. tera temple 252 1910 bai-u [Jap., f. bai plum + u rain.] 253 1911 dotaku, n. pl. [Jap. dZtaku, f. dZ copper, bronze + ta 254 1911 sewamono, n. [Jap., f. sewa everyday life + mono pie 255 1911 shosagoto [Jap., f. shosa acting, conduct + koto 256 1911 sumi [Jap., = ink, blacking.] 257 1912 suiboku [Jap., lit. 鼠iquefied ink・ f. sui wat 258 1913 randori [Jap., lit. 訴nformal practice・] 259 1913 shodan, n. [Japanese, f. sho primary + dan grade.] 260 1913 yondan, n. [Jap. yondon, yodan, f. yo(n) four + da 261 1916 katsuramono [Jap., f. prec. + mono piece, play.] 262 1916 nogaku [Jap. nZgaku, f. nZ talent, accomplishm 263 1917 shubunkin [Jap., f. shu vermilion + bun portion, 264 1920 bunraku [Jap.] 265 1920 kanji [Jap., f. kan Chinese + ji letter, char 266 1920 narikin [Jap.] 267 1920 protoanemonin [Coined in Japanese as purotoanemonin (Asahina & 268 1920 sukiyaki [Jap.] 269 1920 tempura [Jap., prob. ad. Pg. temp靡o seasoning. 270 1920 udon [Jap.] 271 1921 kendo [Jap.] 272 1921 yugen [Jap., f. yG dark + gen the unfathomabl 273 1922 ishikawaite [ad. Jap. ishikawaishi (K. Kimura 1922, in 274 1922 mura, n. [Jap.] 275 1923 daisho [Jap., lit. 鼠arge and small・] 276 1924 rotenone [ad. Jap. rotenon (K. Nagai 1902, in Jrnl. 277 1926 sodoku [Jap.] 278 1927 mondo [Jap., f. mon asking + do answering.] 279 1927 Showa, n. [Jap., f. shZ clear, bright + wa harmon 280 1929 suiseki [Jap., sui water + seki stone(s).] 281 1931 haniwa [Jap.] 282 1931 juku, n. [< Japanese juku private tutoring school, 283 1932 kesa-gatame [Jap.] 284 1932 osaekomi waza [Jap., lit. 疎rt of holding・ f. osae t 285 1932 sabi [Jap.] 286 1932 seoi nage, n. [Jap., f. seoi to bear on one's back (f 287 1932 waka2 [Jap.] 288 1933 onsen [Jap., ad. Chinese w麩ch・n hot-spring. 289 1934 Kikuchi (b. 1902), Japanese physicist, who first observed 290 1934 Roshi [Jap.] 291 1934 wabi [Jap.] 292 1936 gagaku [Jap., f. ga authentic, graceful, noble 293 1936 janken [Jap.] 294 1936 nandin, n. [a. Jap. nandin: see *nandina n.] 295 1937 kyu [Jap.] 296 1937 zaibatsu [Jap., f. zai wealth + batzu clique.] 297 1938 shochu [Jap.] 298 1938 sumi-e [Jap.] 299 1940 basho, n. [Jap., f. ba place, occasion + shY plac 300 1941 dan5 [Japanese.] 301 1941 harai goshi [Jap., f. harai, harau to sweep + goshi 302 1941 O-soto-gari [Jap., f. o grand + soto outside + gari 303 1941 sumi-gaeshi, n. [Jap., lit. 祖orner throw・ f. sumi cor 304 1941 tsukuri [Jap.] 305 1941 yoko-shiho-gatame, n. [Jap., lit. 鼠ateral four-quarters hold 306 1942 dojo [Japanese.] 307 1942 johachidolite JZhachidZ, Japanese name for the village of SQng- 308 1942 Tojo, n. 1884・948), Japanese minister of war and prime min 309 1943 nisei [Jap., f. ni- second + sei generation.] 310 1944 Okinawan, n. and a. Okinawa, f. Jap. okinawa, lit. 喪ope on the sea・ 311 1945 sansei [Jap., f. san three, third + sei genera 312 1946 Jomon [Jap.] 313 1946 koan [Jap., f. kZ public + an matter, materi 314 1946 on, n.2 [Jap.] 315 1947 honcho [ad. Jap. han'chZ group leader.] 316 1947 Huk nst + hapan Japanese (i.e. hukb・ng bayan laban sa 317 1947 Kempeitai [Jap.] 318 1947 mikan [Jap.] 319 1947 mompei, mompe [Jap.] 320 1947 shibui, a. and n. [Jap., f. shibu an astringent substance 321 1947 tenko [Jap.] 322 1947 tonari gumi [Jap.] 323 1948 metasequoia ki 1941, in Jap. Jrnl. Bot. XI. 261), f. meta- + s 324 1948 tachi, n. [Jap.] 325 1949 mama-san [Jap., f. mama mother + san honorific t 326 1950 bonsai [Jap.] 327 1950 jigotai [Jap.] 328 1950 kobeite Partial tr. Jap. kobeishi (J. Takubo et al. 1950, 329 1950 kuzushi [Jap.] 330 1950 tai-otoshi [Jap., f. tai body + otoshi the act of 331 1950 tsugi ashi, n. [Jap., f. tsugi coming next to, followi 332 1950 wakame, n. [Jap., f. waka young + me variety of ed 333 1952 hoochie [? ad. Jap. uchi dwelling.] 334 1952 Takayasu 1872・938), Japanese ophthalmologist, who describe 335 1952 Zengakuren [a. Jap., acronym f. Zen Nihon Gakusei Jic 336 1953 moose3 [ad. Jap. musume daughter, girl.] 337 1953 pachinko [Jap. pachin onomatop彿c word repr. the 338 1953 Sohyo, n. [Japanese SZhyZ, shortened form of Niho 339 1954 ama [Jap., lit. 壮ea・] 340 1954 kainic, a. [f. Jap. kain(in (f. kainin-sZ, the name o 341 1954 kata [Jap.] 342 1954 o-goshi, ogoshi [Jap., f. o(u) big, major + koshi the w 343 1954 Shihan, n. [Jap., f. shi master, teacher + han exe 344 1954 shime-waza [Jap., f. shimeru to tighten, constrict 345 1954 ude, n. [Jap., = arm] 346 1954 waza-ari, n. [Jap., = feat accomplished (but not wit 347 1955 karate, n. [Jap., lit. 粗mpty hand・] 348 1955 tori, n. [Jap., lit. ・act of) taking・] 349 1956 aikido [a. Jap., lit. 疎 way of adapting the spir 350 1956 mitomycin ned by the (Japanese) authors of the name) + -myci 351 1956 origami [Jap., f. ori fold + kami paper.] 352 1956 parametron ; coined in Jap. by E. Goto 1955, in Denki TsGshin 353 1956 seiza, n. [Jap., f. sei straight, right, just + z 354 1956 sosaku hanga, n. [Jap., lit. 祖reative print・] 355 1956 uke2 [Jap., f. ukeru to receive, be passive, 356 1956 ukemi [Jap., f. uke uke2 + mi body.] 357 1957 ippon, n. [Jap., f. ip (f. ichi) one + pon, hon n 358 1957 jap, v. [f. Jap n.] 359 1958 Nanga [Jap., abbrev. Nanshuga, f. nanshu sout 360 1958 Ryukyuan, n. and a. [f. Jap. RyGkyG, the name of a group of is 361 1958 Soka Gakkai [Jap. f. so to create + ka value + Gakk 362 1959 kokeshi [Jap.] 363 1959 makiwara, n. [Jap., lit. 壮heaved straw・ f. maki a 364 1959 oshibori [Jap., f. o- deferential prefix + shibo 365 1959 shuto, n. [Jap., f. shu hand + tZ sword.] 366 1959 skosh, n. [ad. Jap. sukoshi a little, somewhat.] 367 1959 zendo [a. Jap. zendZ, f. zen Zen + dZ hall.] 368 1960 Japlish [f. Jap(anese n. + Eng)lish n.] 369 1960 mingei [Jap., f. min people + gei arts.] 370 1962 ibotenic, a. [f. Jap. iboten(gutake, the name of the mu 371 1962 teriyaki [Jap., f. teri gloss, lustre + yaki roa 372 1962 yakitori [Jap., f. yaki toasting, grilling + tor 373 1963 dashi [Jap., shortened from dashi-jiru, f. da 374 1963 oyama [Jap.] 375 1963 ryokan [Jap.] 376 1963 sanpaku [Jap., lit. 奏hree white・ f. san three 377 1963 Shotokan, n. [Jap., f. shZ- right, true + to way + k 378 1963 sudoite (b. 1911), Japanese mineralogist and crystallogra 379 1964 gaijin, n. and a. [a. Jap. gaijin, contraction of gaikoku-ji 380 1964 ninja, n. [Jap., = practitioner of stealth, spy, 381 1964 ninjutsu, n. [Jap., f. nin stealth, invisibility + j 382 1964 shunga [Jap., f. shun spring + ga picture.] 383 1964 Suzuki, n. (b. 1898), Japanese educationalist and violin tea 384 1964 yakuza [Jap., f. ya eight + ku nine + za, sa t 385 1964 Yamaguchi-gumi, n. [Jap. Yamaguchigumi, f. the name of Har 386 1965 Japaneseness [f. Japanese a. + -ness.] 387 1965 keiretsu, n. [< Japanese keiretsu, lit. 壮eries, affil 388 1965 rumaki altered f. Jap. harumaki spring roll.] 389 1966 yokozuna [Jap., f. yoko across + zuna, f. tsuna 390 1967 shiatsu [Jap., lit. finger-pressure.] 391 1967 shunto, n. [Jap., f. shun spring + tZ fighting.] 392 1967 sogo shosha, n. [Jap., = 訴ntegrated trading company・] 393 1967 suzuribako [Jap.] 394 1968 rishitin, n. [f. Jap. Rishi-ri the name of a variety of 395 1968 Shinkansen, n. [Jap., f. shin new + kansen (f. kan tru 396 1968 zaikai [Jap., f. zai wealth + kai community.] 397 1969 itai-itai [Jap., lit. 双uch-ouch・] 398 1969 yusho [a. Jap., f. yu oil + sho disease.] 399 1970 kogai [Jap.] 400 1970 nunchaku [Jap., f. Okinawa dialect.] 401 1970 shabu-shabu [Jap.] 402 1970 shishi [Jap.] 403 1970 teppan-yaki [Jap.] 404 1971 shokku [Jap., f. shock n.3] 405 1971 sokaiya, n. [Jap., f. sZkai general meeting + -ya d 406 1972 ramen, n. [Jap., prob. f. Chinese lQ pull, stretc 407 1972 Tsukahara, n. (b. 1947), Japanese gymnast, who introduced the v 408 1973 sai, n.3 [Jap., a. Okinawa dial.] 409 1973 sumotori [Jap., f. sumo + tori active partner in 410 1974 Nikkei, n. (attrib.) [a. Jap., abbrev. of Nihon Keizai Shimbun, 411 1974 Shorin ryu, n. [Jap., f. Shorin(-ji) = Chinese Sh'ol�� 412 1975 Betamax, n. [f. Jap. beta(-beta all over + -max, abbre 413 1975 tsutsumu [Jap., to wrap.] 414 1976 shosha, n. [Jap., f. shZ mercantile + sha society, 415 1977 kanban, n. [Jap. kanban, kamban sign, poster.] 416 1977 tamari [Jap.] 417 1978 shuriken, n. [a. Jap. shuri-ken, lit. 租agger in the ha 418 1978 washi, n. [Jap., f. wa Japanese, of Japan + shi p 419 1979 karaoke, n. [Jap., f. kara empty, void + Zke(sutora 420 1982 reiki, n. [< Japanese reiki, specialized use of a t 421 1984 Kumon, n. (1914・5), Japanese mathematics teacher, who inve 422 1985 anime, n.3 [< Japanese anime < French anim・(in d 423 1985 kaizen, n. [Jap., lit. 疎 change for the better・ 424 1985 tokkin, n. [Jap., acronym f. Tok(utei Kin(sen Shin 425 1986 zaitech, n. [ad. Jap. zaiteku, f. zai wealth + teku par 426 1988 karoshi, n. [< Japanese karZ-shi, lit. 双verwork deat 427 1997 Tamagotchi, n. [< Japanese Tamagotchi < tamago egg (& 428 phyto- irst formed in Jap.], any substance that occurs in .Chinese LIST BY: 1 a800 clothes, n. pl. arge of hir close.1553 Inv. Ch. Goods, Staff. in A 2 c825 gang, n.1 f Four [tr. Chinese s・駭bQng, f. s・four + r駭 hu 3 c825 son, n.1 s Son) [tr. Chinese tiQnz], the Emperor of 4 c888 road, n. t road [tr. Chinese zWbSn zhEy・d瀰l�], esp. durin 5 c888 silk, n. and a. perhaps the Chinese) from whom silk was first obta 6 a900 Hun, n. nown to the Chinese as Hiong-nu, and also Han.] 7 a1000 tiger, n. [after the Chinese proverb 践e who rides a tiger 8 c1000 barefoot, a. and adv. doctor [tr. Chinese ch・i'oyWshUng, f. ch・bare + 9 c1000 galingale ough Pers.) Chinese Ko-liang-kiang, lit. 僧ild gin 10 1085 dub, v.1 nse aduber (Ch. de Rol. 11th c.), adober, adouber, 11 c1220 dragon1 [After Chinese l�ng dragon, the Chinese imper 12 a1225 save, v. s among the Chinese to avoid incurring or inflicti 13 c1290 face, n. e face [tr. Chinese tiu lien]: to be humiliated, l 14 1297 foreign, a. and n. devil [tr. Chin. yang kuei-tzu (also, formerly, f 15 1297 running, ppl. a. ng dog [tr. Chinese zugu, f. z.] 59 1655 tea, n. ay te, teh) Chinese, Amoy dialect te, in Fuchau ti 60 1662 dairi apanese, f. Chinese dai great + ri within.] 61 1662 obang t + ban (a. Chinese fan) sheet, division: cf. koba 62 1663 reform, n. labour [tr. Chinese l痂d�ng g'iz瀰], in China, an 63 1669 Shang [Chinese shQng.] 64 1669 Tang, n.5 [a. Chinese t疣g.] 65 1671 yang [Chinese y疣g yang, sun, positive, male 66 1671 yin [Chinese yWn shade, feminine; the moon. 67 1673 Sung, n. [Chinese s�ng.] 68 1673 Yuan1 [a. Chinese yu疣, lit. 素irst・] 69 1679 compound, n.2 y・ as the 舛hinese kampong・at Batavia. In this l 70 1685 Sharawaggi own origin; Chinese scholars agree that it cannot 71 1692 struggle, n. eting, [tr. Chinese d�uzhUng hu・, in Communist Ch 72 1696 pompelmoose, pampelmouse jeroek, the Chinese yu. In the opinion of Dr. Kern 73 1696 soy1 yau-yu, ad. Chinese shi-yu, shi-yau, etc., f. shi 74 1697 samshoo nciation of Chinese san shao 奏hrice distilled・ b 75 1698 shaman, n. (and a.) adoption of Chinese sha m麩, an ordained member of 76 1699 chop-stick2 [In Chinese and in 叢igeon-English・chop m 77 1699 kumquat, cumquat form of the Chinese name kin k・組old orange・] 78 1701 bing, n.2 [Chinese bing, dial. form of ming, the 79 1701 bohea, a. and n. [ad. Chinese Wu-i(shan) the Wu-i hills in n 80 1711 joss1 given to a Chinese idol or image is dejos, i.e. d 81 1711 ketchup [app. ad. Chinese (Amoy dial.) k�echiap or k・ts 82 1711 pongee . ad. North Chinese pEn-chW, for Mandarin pEn-kW o 83 1711 sycee [a. Chinese s・(pronounced in Canton sai, 84 1725 congou [ad. Chinese kung-fu work, and workman, kun 85 1725 Gormogon ess: pseudo Chinese.] 86 1726 hong [ad. Chinese hang row, rank.] 87 1727 cangue, cang gested by a Chinese word is baseless. The Chinese 88 1727 kaolin kaolin, ad. Chinese kao-, kau-ling, name of a moun 89 1727 kirin [Jap., f. Chinese (see kylin).] 90 1727 petuntse [Chinese (Mandarin) pai-tun-tz@, f. pai 91 1727 shaku [Jap., ad. Chinese ch a foot.] 92 1727 Shinto apanese, f. Chinese shin tao way of the gods.] 93 1727 Tendai . Jap., ad. Chinese T'ient'ai, the name of the mou 94 1727 Zen p. zen, ad. Chin. ch疣 quietude, ad. Skr. dhyQna m 95 1732 longan [Chinese lung-yen, lit. 租ragon's eye・ 96 1736 suan-pan [Chinese, lit. reckoning board.] 97 1736 T'ai Chi [ad. Chinese t瀛ji, f. t瀛 extreme + j・lim 98 1736 tao [Chinese d瀰 (Wade-Giles tao) way, path 99 1738 Sui [a. Chinese sui.] 100 1740 hyson [ad. Chinese hsi-ch爽n, in Cantonese hei-ch 101 1747 taotai [Chinese da�t疂.] 102 1747 yamun, yamen [Chinese ya tent or pavilion of a gener 103 1760 souchong [ad. Chinese siao-chung (Cantonese siu chun 104 1765 orationer xon's Hist. Ch. Eng. I. 111 note, has no existence 105 1770 kang [Chinese.] 106 1771 li2 [Chinese.] 107 1771 mandarin2, mandarine lk robes of Chinese officials.] 108 1773 ginkgo [Jap., f. Chinese yinhsing silver apricot.] 109 1775 paktong al. form of Chinese peh t'ung, f. peh white + t'un 110 1783 Peking, Pekin ling of the Chinese PU-kWng ("pe;"ki;N), lit. 創or 111 1785 ombres chinoises [Fr., Chinese shadows.] 112 1788 tung [a. Chinese t�ng.] 113 1790 whangee [Chinese huang bamboo sprouts too old f 114 1794 pela, p・la [Chinese pai, pe-, peh- white + la wax. 115 1795 chin chin, n. [Chinese ts'ing ts'ing.] 116 1795 Ming, n.2 [Chinese, lit. 礎right, clear・] 117 1795 pe-tsai teration of Chinese b疂c瀛, f. b疂 white + c瀛 veg 118 1795 phosphate, n. au Nomencl. Ch. 1787), f. phosph- + -ate4.] 119 1795 sheng1 [Chinese shUng.] 120 1797 feng-shui [Chinese, f. feng wind + shui water.] 121 1799 Kuki1 Kuki-Chin [Chin n.2] (see quot. 1954). 122 1799 phosphite au Nomencl. Ch. 1787), f. phosph- + -ite1.] 123 1804 kow-tow, kotow, n. [Chinese kn・] 235 1908 Wu [a. Chinese w・] 236 1910 Tz'u Chou [Chinese Tz'u Chou (Wade萌iles), Cizhou 237 1911 pakapoo, pakapu [Chinese.] 238 1911 tan, n.6 [Chinese.] 239 1912 Kuomintang [Chin., lit. 創ational people's party・ 240 1912 li3 [Chinese.] 241 1912 yuan2 [a. Chinese yu疣 round.] 242 1915 mei p'ing [Chin., lit. = prunus vase.] 243 1915 po shan lu [Chinese.] 244 1915 t'ao t'ieh [Chinese tQoti・] 245 1917 fu yung [a. Chinese (Cantonese) f�y�ng, lit. 鼠otu 246 1917 tuchun [Chinese dGjGn, f. dG govern + jGn mili 247 1920 kanji ap., f. kan Chinese + ji letter, character.] 248 1921 shih-tzu [ad. Chin. shWzigu f. shW lion + z< 249 1922 gow aptation of Chinese yao-kao (Mathews), opium. f. y 250 1922 hutung [Chin.] 251 1922 lei w麩, n. [Chinese l駟 w駭, lit. 奏hunder symbol・ 252 1922 mah jong, mah-jong [Chinese ma-ch6uk gate-room, such a ro 261 1932 Kuo-y・ [Chin., lit. 創ational language・] 262 1933 onsen [Jap., ad. Chinese w麩ch・n hot-spring.] 263 1934 mien, n.2 [Chinese, lit. = wheat flour.] 264 1935 kuei [Chin.] 265 1935 mee [ad. Chinese mien flour, noodles, dough, pr 266 1936 wen-yen [Chinese w駭y疣, f. w駭 writing + y疣 s 267 1937 Kiangsi, n. [ad. Chinese JiQngxW the name of a province 268 1937 Latinxua, n. [Chinese lQdWnghu・ f. lQdWng Latin + h 269 1937 pao-chia [Chinese b'ojia.] 270 1938 zhuyin zimu [Chinese, f. zh�yWn phonetic notation ( 271 1939 tsu [Chinese.] 272 1939 Turfanian . Turfan in Chinese Turkestan + -ian.] 273 1940 ganbei, int., n., and v. [Chinese gQnbUi, f. gQn empty, dry + bU 274 1941 tangpu [Chinese d'ngb・ f. dang party + b・off 275 1942 gung ho [Chin. kung work + ho together.] 276 1943 Gan, n.2 (and a.) [a. Chinese G瀟, another name for the Jian 277 1943 Wade-Giles rofessor of Chinese at the University of Cambridge 278 1945 li, n.4 [Chinese l・] 279 1948 dim sum �� s瀘; cf. Chinese di'nxin.] 280 1948 hao, n. namese h瀰 (Chinese h痂) one hundredth of a (Chine 281 1948 onmun Korean, ad. Chinese y麩 say(ing) + w麩 letter, lan 282 1948 won ton [Chinese (Cantonese), Pinyin h�ntun.] 283 1949 jiao [Chinese.] 284 1949 Yenan [a. Chinese (Pinyin) Yan'an.] 285 1950 putonghua [Chinese pFtZnghu・ f. pFtZng common + 286 1951 Maoism ttee of the Chinese Communist Party + -ism.] 287 1951 Min Yuen [ad. Chinese min yuan people's movement.] 288 1952 wok [a. Chinese (Cantonese).] 289 1953 tou ts'ai [Chinese (Wade-Giles), duZc疂 (Pinyin), 290 1954 yang-ko [Chinese yQnggU, f. yQng seedling, spro 291 1954 Y・h3 [ad. Chinese Yu・ a former name for Guangdo 292 1956 ganbu, n. [Chinese g瀟b・cadre.] 293 1956 pao-tzu [Chinese bQozi.] 294 1956 Sanfan [Chinese sQnf'n, f. sQn three + f'n ant 295 1956 Szechuan [ad. Chin. Si-chuQn.] 296 1956 Wufan [Chinese wEfPn, f. wE five + fPn anti-, 297 1956 yuan hsiao [Chinese yu疣xiQo (in Wade-Giles y・nhs 298 1956 y・h4 [Chinese yu・] 299 1957 cheongsam [Chinese.] 300 1957 renminbi [Chinese r駭m�誼i, f. r駭m�� people + b 301 1958 li ting, n. [Chinese l・dng.] 302 1958 p'an, n.8 [Chinese p疣.] 303 1958 tsun [Chinese.] 304 1958 ve-tsin, n. [Chinese w鑛jWng (Pinyin), ve-tsin (Wad 305 1958 w麩 j麩 [Chinese w駭r駭 man of letters, f. w駭 306 1960 ta tzu-pao [Chinese d炳・瀰, f. d・big + zi charac 307 1960 Yi [a. Chinese.] 308 1962 splittism [tr. Chinese fUnliU zhEy・ see split v. and 309 1963 Pinyin [a. Chinese pWn-yWn, lit. 壮pell sound・] 310 1964 ondol Korean, ad. Chinese w麩 hot, warm + t'u funnel, sm 311 1964 Shanghainese -ese, after Chinese, etc.] 312 1964 Sze Yap [a. Chinese.] 313 1965 keiretsu, n. < Middle Chinese.] 314 1966 Kung-fu, kung-fu [Chinese.] 315 1967 Wing Chun, n. [ad. Chinese (Cantonese), of uncertain ult. 316 1969 kwai-lo [Chinese (Cantonese dial.).] 317 1972 lah, int. [Chinese (southern dial.).] 318 1972 ramen, n. ., prob. f. Chinese lQ pull, stretch, lengthen + m 319 1972 sinseh, n. se, sengsai Chinese physician, prob. ad. Chinese d 320 1972 tu-mo [Chinese dG m瀛.] 321 1973 Symbionese, a. s in -nese (Chinese, Lebanese, etc.): see quot. 19 322 1973 wushu [Chinese wFsh・ f. wF military + sh・te 323 1974 qigong, n. [< Chinese q・Zng (Wade-Giles transcripti 324 1974 Shorin ryu, n. orin(-ji) = Chinese Sh'ol�虐・ name of a temple at 325 1976 Shar-Pei, n. [ad. Chin. shQ p・ lit. 壮and fur・] 326 1977 qinghaosu, n. [a. Chinese qWnghQos・ f. qinghao the name 327 1980 Dobsonian, a. and n. (b. 1915), Chinese-born U.S. amateur astronomer, 328 1982 reiki, n. (1001; cf. Chinese l�吉q・numinous atmosphere) &l 329 1988 karoshi, n. < Middle Chinese. The word came into general 330 semi-, prefix munism [tr. Chinese b瀟w�ch'njiUj・(1926 Mao Zedon .Malay LIST BY: 1 1313 camphor, n. pGr, kQpGr, Malay kQpGr. The European forms are im 2 1555 manucodiata odiQta, ad. Malay mQnuq dUwQta 礎ird of the gods・ 3 1555 sago [a. Malay sQgG. Cf. F. sagou, Sp. sag・ Pg 4 1577 Japan, n. (a.) e, app. ad. Malay JPpung, Japang, ad. Chinese Jih- 5 1577 kris, creese, crease [a. Malay kirWs, krWs, kres, according to 6 1582 mango, n.1 forms), a. Malay maNgQ, a. Tamil mQn-kQy (mQn man 7 1582 proa, prahu [ad. Malay p(P)rQ(h)G a boat, a rowing or s 8 1585 kebaya immed. from Malay, whence also Du. kabaaj.] 9 1588 cayolac, cayelac, cayolaque [Malay kayu wood, laka the wood of Myri 10 1588 durian [Malay durWan, f. dGrW, thorn, prickle: 11 1588 godown1 [ad. Malay gadong, godong, supposed to be a 12 1588 nipa [a. Malay nWpah. Early Portuguese writers 13 1588 palankeen, palanquin, n. QlankW: cf. Malay and Javanese palangki 鼠itter or 14 1588 picul [Malay-Javanese pikul a man's load (Yul 15 1588 tael taeis), ad. Malay tahil, ta・ weight. The early ta 16 1589 mandarin1 andarim, a. Malay mantrW, a. HindW mantrW:祐kr. ma 17 1592 mally, a. Taal, s.v. Mal adj.).] 18 1594 calambac s-Watson as Malay and Javanese: Col. Yule thinks ・ 19 1598 bamboo, n. ful: now in Malay (Central Sumatra), Sundanese, an 20 1598 carambola Marsden has Malay karambil coco-nut.) Linn誦s took 21 1598 cash, n.2 that of the Malay Islands, and especially the Chin 22 1598 catty, n. [Malay-Javanese kQtW, katW: see caddy.] 23 1598 mace, n.3 [a. Malay mQs (also emQs); said to be repr 24 1598 Malay, n. and a. ative name, Malay malQyu.] 25 1598 Malayan, a. and n. [f. Malay + -an.] 26 1598 mangosteen [a. Malay mangustan.] 27 1598 pawpaw, papaw w occurs in Malay. The immediate source of the Eng 28 1598 sapan, sappan [a. Malay sapaN, of South Indian origin: c 29 1598 sea-swallow resents the Malay name swQlQ.] 30 a1599 abada ros; 叢erh. Malay; Favre gives bQdak (k mute) as r 31 c1600 gong, n.2 [a. Malay g;ng, gHng, so called in imitati 32 1602 tombac tumbaga, a. Malay tamb稟a copper.] 33 1606 corocoro [ad. Malay kurakura. Cf. F. caracore, Sp. c 34 1606 Kling [Malay Keling Tamil, ad. Kalinga an old 35 1611 cassowary [a. Malay kasuQrW or kasavQrW (Yule). In F 36 1613 junk, n.3 ge vessel,・Malay adjong. The earlier Eng. forms a 37 1613 mangrove1 glier). The Malay maNgi-maNgi mangrove (not now cu 38 1615 candareen [選n Malay, to which language the word appa 39 1615 gingham timately a. Malay ginggang gingham, originally an 40 1615 laksamana [Malay, ad. Skr. lakshma:a 蘇aving fort 41 1619 Papua [ad. Malay papuah, pSpuah frizzled.] 42 1623 paddy, n.1 [a. Malay pQdW rice in the straw, in Javan 43 1625 Malaysian, a. and n. hers to the Malay archipelago + -an.] 44 1634 cockatoo [ad. Malay kakat�a, app. immed. through Du. 45 1634 sumpitan [a. Malay sumpWtan, f. sumpit (see prec.); 46 1635 tincal, tincar tincal, a. Malay tingkal:祐kr. Banka:a; in Pers., 47 1653 lanchara nchara, ad. Malay lancharan (Kinkert), f. lanchQr 48 1655 tea, n. rh. through Malay te, teh) Chinese, Amoy dialect t 49 1656 tampoy [? Malay.] 50 1660 rattan, ratan, n.1 . rotan1 a. Malay rZtan, app. for rautan, f. rQut 51 1662 pinang [Malay pinang betel nut, areca. Also in 52 1662 pisang [Malay pWsang.] 53 1662 rotan, n.1 [ad. Malay rZtan: see rattan. So F. and G. 54 1663 amok, a. and adv. [ad. Malay amoq adj., 粗ngaging furiously i 55 1673 bankshall o China: in Malay bQngsal shed, storehouse, porch, 56 1679 compound, n.2 vidence, to Malay kampong, kampung (in Du. orthog. 57 1681 poojah, puja (pan"taI) [Malay pantai, = beach, seashore] (see 58 1683 catechu ), app. ad. Malay kachu, (Tamil, Telugu, Canarese 59 1687 pelong : perh. ad. Malay pSlang striped.] 60 1692 lory [a. Malay lGrW, dial. var. of nGrW, whence 61 1693 Cajan [a. Malay kQchang applied to various legum 62 1693 tom-tom, n. tamaBBama, Malay tong-tong; all imitations of the 63 1696 babiroussa, -russa [f. Malay b稈i hog + r�sa deer; also in Fr 64 1696 pompelmoose, pampelmouse d Javanese, Malay, and Lampung, borrowed from the 65 1696 soy1 e source of Malay soi, Du. soya, soja.] 66 1697 balachong [a. Malay b稷ach穗.] 67 1697 launch, n.2 e, perh. of Malay origin: see lanchara, lantcha.] 68 1698 cadjan [ad. Malay and Javan. 3QjQng palm-leaves, ・ 69 1698 dammar [a. Malay damar resin, whence the botanial 70 1698 newry [ad. Malay nGrW.] 71 1699 orang-outang imately ad. Malay "Zrang "Gtan 僧an of the woods・ 72 1700 gum-gum y from some Malay dialect. Cf. gong-gong.] 73 1704 tuba3 [Malay tGba.] 74 1707 rambutan, -bootan [a. Malay rambGtan, f. rambut hair, in all 75 1711 ketchup /1, 242/1). Malay kUchap (in Du. spelling ketjap), 76 1735 kapok [Malay kQpoq.] 77 1753 altincar nd. tinkQr, Mal. tingkal:祐kr. Banka:a.] 78 1753 tokay2 [a. Malay tZkU, also written tZkeq, tSkeq, 79 1759 cutch1 [ad. Malay kachu (Canarese kQchu, kQcchu) c 80 1763 tafia so given in Malay dicts. as 疎 spirit distilled fr 81 1771 gong-gong lication of Malay gong, gung (see gong n.2); partl 82 1772 bilimbi ul bilimbi, Malay bilimbing, Cingalese bilin.] 83 1774 gecko [a. Mal. gUkoq (the q is faint) an imitati 84 1774 pangolin [a. Malay peng-gZling roller, f. peng- den 85 1777 pandan2 [Malay.] 86 1779 ipoh [Malay.] 87 1779 kanari [Malay kanQrW.] 88 1779 lalang [Malay.] 89 1779 nibong [Malay nWbung.] 90 1779 sirih [Malay sWrih.] 91 1779 swallo [a. Malay suwQla, suwQlQ.] 92 1779 tuan1 [Malay.] 93 1783 adat [Malay, f. Arab. ﾁQda custom, customary 94 1783 Dusun, n. and a. [a. Mal. dusun orchard, village.] 95 1783 kain [Malay.] 96 1783 kleywang [ad. Malay kSlewang.] 97 1783 koyan [Mal. koyan.] 98 1783 kramat [ad. Mal. keramat adj., numinous, sacred, h 99 1783 ladang [Malay.] 100 1783 langsat [Malay.] 101 1783 meranti [Malay.] 102 1783 merbau [Malay.] 103 1783 musang [a. Malay mGsang wild cat.] 104 1783 pantun [Malay pantun; in Fr. misspelt pantoum 105 1783 ranjau [Malay.] 106 1783 rusa , 1827), a. Malay rGsa: cf. babiroussa.] 107 1783 sawah [Malay.] 108 1783 temenggong [Malay.] 109 1783 trepang [Malay trWpang (Yule). The early form t 110 1783 upas [a. Malay Gpas poison, in the comb. pZhun 111 1790 sjambok, n. sjambok, a. Malay samboq, chamboq, ad. UrdG chQbuk 112 1792 caddy, n.1 f catty n., Malay kati, a weight equal to 1 1 / 3 113 1793 katjiepiering rikaans, f. Malay katja-piring, kachapiring, the C 114 1800 lingo3, lingoa al. var. of Malay lWgGh (Le Clercq Ternate Vocab. 115 1800 massoy [a. Malay masGi.] 116 1801 kiaat f. Du., f. Malay ki djati, kajoe djati good wood. 117 1808 Bugis, n. (and a.) [a. Mal. Bugis (see Buggess); the Buginese 118 1808 hikayat [Malay, ad. Arab. hikQya story, narrati 119 1808 Jawi [Malay.] 120 a1811 Tun, n.2 [Malay.] 121 1811 gomuti [ad. Mal. gSmuti sugar-palm fibre.] 122 1811 rambai [Malay.] 123 1812 bilian [Malay.] 124 1812 Semang, n. and a. [Mal.] 125 1813 agar-agar [Malay.] 126 1815 pondok rikaans, f. Malay.] 127 1815 sambal [Malay.] 128 1817 banteng, banting [Malay.] 129 1817 dalang [Mal., Javanese, etc.] 130 1817 gebang [Mal. gSbang.] 131 1817 mudim [Malay (now modin), prob. ad. Arab. mu' 132 1817 pangeran [Malay.] 133 1817 pedang [Malay.] 134 1817 rasamala [Malay (Javanese etc.) ras- or rQsamQla 135 1817 ronggeng [Malay.] 136 1820 baju [Malay.] 137 1820 dugong [a. Malay name dGyong. Barchewitz, 1751 138 1820 kanchil [Malay kanchil, kanchWl.] 139 1820 lontar [Malay.] 140 1820 napu [a. Malay nQpu.] 141 1820 pulut [Mal. (padi) pulut sticky (rice).] 142 1820 salak [Malay.] 143 1820 tangalung [Malay tanggQlung.] 144 1820 Tupaia mod.L., ad. Malay tGpai squirrel, in tGpai tQna gr 145 1821 hantu [Malay.] 146 1821 kajang [Malay kQjang.] 147 1821 kra [Mal. kera.] 148 1821 kubong [Malay.] 149 1821 kukang [Malay kGkang.] 150 1821 lotong [Malay.] 151 1821 pawang [Malay.] 152 1821 pelandok [Malay.] 153 1821 penghulu [Malay.] 154 1821 seladang [Malay, in Borneo seladang, in Sumatra 155 1821 tetampan [Malay.] 156 1822 binturong [Malay.] 157 1822 siamang [Malay si(y)Qmang, f. Qmang black.] 158 1824 kalong [Malay kQlong.] 159 1827 wow-wow1 [a. Malay wauwau, Javanese wawa (whence al 160 1830 gambier [Malay gamb2r, the plant from which the 161 1830 igasuric, a. igasur, the Malay name for St. Ignatius' Bean: see 162 1830 pandanus 139/1), f. Malay pandan.] 163 1831 kyabuka, kiabooca [Malay kayu-buku knot-wood, i.e. kayu t 164 1831 sumpit [a. Malay sumpit (sempit), blowpipe, prope 165 1832 cajuput timately a. Malay kayu-putih i.e. kayu wood + pute 166 1832 ramie [Malay rQmW.] 167 1833 sosatie asaatje, f. Mal. (Javanese) sesate skewered meat.] 168 1834 Inche [Mal. enche', enchek, enchik master, mi 169 1834 sarong [Malay sQrung, prob. from some mod. for 170 1834 tongkang [a. Malay.] 171 1834 Yang Dipertuan [Malay, lit. 蘇e who is tuan・ see tuan 172 1836 Dyak [f. Mal. dayak up-country.] 173 1836 jelutong [Malay.] 174 1836 rengas [Malay.] 175 1836 Samsam [Malay.] 176 1839 istana [Mal. istana, ad. Skr. Q-sth(na place, 177 1839 kempas [Malay.] 178 1839 lembing [Mal. lembing.] 179 1839 mentri [Mal. mentri, ad. Skr. mantri mantri.] 180 1839 mukim [Malay, ad. Arab. mu3Wm remaining, resi 181 1839 paha [Malay.] 182 1839 Pangan [Malay, = 素orest country・] 183 1839 panglima [Malay pSnglima.] 184 1839 parang [Malay pQrang.] 185 1839 penanggalan [Malay.] 186 1839 Polong [Mal.] 187 1839 pontianak1 [a. Malay pontianak, f. pati-anak child-ki 188 1839 Sakai, n. (and a.) [Malay, lit. subject, dependent.] 189 1839 sedekah [Malay, f. Arab. Aadaqa.] 190 1839 terap [a. Malay.] 191 1839 tumbok lada [Malay, lit. 叢epper-crusher・ f. tumbo 192 1840 kahau [Malay kQhau, so called from its cry.] 193 1840 simpai [Malay.] 194 1841 dato, datu [Malay datu ruler, chief; dato', datok 195 1842 sintoc [Malay sintoq.] 196 1843 mampalon nexion with Malay tikus ambang-bulan, the name of 197 1844 kampong [Malay kampong, kampung inclosure: see 198 1845 caladium 318, of the Malay name k駘Qdy (Forbes Watson) of C 199 1845 gutta-percha [ad. Malay getah percha, f. getah gutta2 + 200 1851 jintawan [Malay.] 201 1852 gutta2 [ad. Malay getah a gum, exudation, or inspi 202 1852 tuak [Malay.] 203 1853 katonkel rikaans, f. Malay kentangkai a kind of fish.] 204 1854 towkay [ad. Malay tauke.] 205 1855 toering ikaans, ad. Malay tudong (now tudung) cover, lid, 206 1858 Baba3, n. (and a.) [Malay.] 207 1858 katchung [f. Malay and Javanese katjang 礎ean・ app 208 1863 klapper [perh. ad. Malay kSlapa coconut or Afrikaans klap 209 c1865 cocum1 [? Malay.] 210 1866 Tacca [mod.L., a. Malay.] 211 1868 sapi-utan [Malay sQpi Gtan 層ild ox・(sQpi ox, Gt 212 1869 maleo irds in the Malay Archipelago. Written by Valentij 213 1870 bobotie s, prob. of Malay or Javanese origin.] 214 1878 gourami [ad. Mal. gurQmW.] 215 1878 kelong [Malay.] 216 1878 ulu2 [Malay (h)ulu head, upper part.] 217 1879 sinkeh [Malay singke(h, a. Hokkien sinkheh (al 218 1879 tunku [Malay.] 219 1881 langsuir [Malay.] 220 1884 lata Also lata. [Malay.] 221 1889 mandor [Malay mandor (mandur), ad. Pg. mandado 222 1893 seraya [Mal.] 223 1894 nasi [Malay.] 224 1894 songket, a. [Malay.] 225 1894 songkok [Malay.] 226 1895 joget [Mal. joget.] 227 1899 stengah [ad. Mal. setengah half.] 228 1900 mengkuang [Malay.] 229 1902 resam [Malay.] 230 1902 sundang [Malay.] 231 1903 serigala [Mal.] 232 1907 jadam [Malay.] 233 1908 djati [Malay jQtW.] 234 1910 silat [Mal.] 235 1914 pahit [Malay, = bitter.] 236 1915 padang [Malay.] 237 1917 cootie, n.2 [? f. Malay kutu parasitic biting insect.] 238 1921 keruing [Malay kSruing.] 239 1927 makan [Cf. Malay makan to eat; makanan food.] 240 1927 neram [Malay.] 241 1927 sepetir [Mal.] 242 1931 ikat [Mal., lit. 奏o tie, fasten・] 243 1934 satay [Mal. satai, sate, Indonesian sate.] 244 1935 kapur [Malay.] 245 1935 ringgit, n. [< Malay ringgit jagged or toothed (with 246 1936 Mata Hari [f. Malay mata eye + hari day.] 247 1936 palari [Malay.] 248 1937 pajala [Malay.] 249 1940 mengkulang [Malay.] 250 1947 Kathi [Malay.] 251 1952 Bahasa [a. Mal. (Bahasa Indonesia, etc.), f. Skr. 252 1954 merdeka [Malay.] 253 1955 ramin [Malay.] 254 1963 totok, a. and n. [Malay, lit. 組enuine, pure-blooded・] 255 1964 pesta [Malay, f. Pg. festa feast.] 256 1966 bumiputra, n. and a. [Malay bumiput(S)ra, lit. 壮ons of the 257 1972 sinseh, n. [ad. Malay sinse, variant of singse, sengse 258 calapite, calappite alapite: f. Malay calapa, kalappa, the coco-nut.] .Korean LIST BY: 1 1895 kisaeng [Korean.] 2 1895 kono1 [Korean.] 3 1898 kimchi [Korean.] 4 1898 myon [Korean.] 5 1898 sijo [Korean.] 6 1898 yangban [ad. Korean lyQngpan, f. lyQng both, a pair 7 1948 onmun [Korean, ad. Chinese y麩 say(ing) + w麩 8 1950 won, n. [ad. Korean w蚣 in same sense.] 9 1951 hangul2 [Korean, f. Han Korea + kul script, alp 10 1964 ondol [Korean, ad. Chinese w麩 hot, warm + t' 11 1972 makkoli [Korean.] .Vietnamese LIST BY: 1 1824 dong, n.4 [a. Vietnamese ､ng coin, piast 2 1885 Tet [Vietnamese.] 3 1919 nuoc mam [Vietnamese.] 4 1937 Caodaism [Vietnamese Cao Dai (also used), lit. ・ 5 1945 Viet Minh D�ng-Minh, Vietnamese Independence League.] 6 1948 hao, n. [Vietnamese h瀰, f. Sino-Vietnamese h瀰 7 1948 xu, n. [a. Vietnamese, ad. F. sou: see sou n.] 8 1957 Viet Cong, n. and a. [a. Vietnamese, lit. = Vietnamese Communis 9 1961 ao dai [Vietnamese, f. 痂 jacket, tunic + d疂