Come— Mari. Mari-lah.
Come here— Mari sini. Mari di-sini. Mari-lah ka-mari.
Come near— Mari dĕkat.
Come quite near— Mari dĕkat-dĕkat.
Exercise.
Bring some bread. Where are you going? Light the lamp quickly. Bring tea, sugar, and milk. Put two candles on the table. Is there any coffee? When you reach the cross-roads turn to the right. Eat first and then go. Don’t tell any one. Who is making a noise outside? He told him to come quite near. Light the lamp and then shut all the windows.
[1.] Lit. eatables. Sometimes the Hindustani word hazri is used for breakfast.
[2.] Meza or meja, table, is borrowed from the Persian.
[3.] Jandela is from the Portuguese janella, and is applied to the windows of the houses of Europeans. Tingkap is the window or window-shutter of a native house.
[4.] Pasang signifies to give action to, to apply.