Of the remaining prepositions the following are the chief:—

pada, kapada, at, to, on, towards. deri-pada, from, than. akan, to, for, as to, as for. uleh, by. atas, on, upon. datang,
sampei,
hingga, until, as far as. antara, between. samantara, until. ganti, instead of. balik, behind. serta, with.
sama, with, to. dengan, with. dalam, in, into. lĕpas, after. karana,
krana,
sebab, on account of. sa-kadar, according to. demei, by. dĕkat, near. tentang, concerning, opposite. bagi, to. trus, through.
datang,
sampei,
hingga,
until, as far as.
karana,
krana,
sebab,
on account of.

VIII. CONJUNCTIONS.

The following list includes the most useful of the conjunctions in Malay:—

dan, and. kalau,
jika,
jikalau, if. antah,
kunun, perhaps. sapaya, in order that. pula, also, again. sambil,
selang, whilst. seraya, at the same time. tambah-an, furthermore. karana,
sĕbab, because. serta, and, also. asal-kan, provided that.
atau, or. tĕtapi, but. me-lain-kan, except. hania, but, except. yang, that. kĕlak, forsooth. juga, jua, also. sahaja, only. lagi, again, even. lagi pula, again, too. lagi pun, besides, also. saperti, as, like. laksana,
bagei, like. iya-itu, that is to say. lamun-kan, although.
kalau,
jika,
jikalau,
if.
antah,
kunun,
perhaps.
sambil,
selang,
whilst.
karana,
sĕbab,
because.
laksana,
bagei,
like.

There are also a number of conjunctions which are met with almost exclusively in the written language, and which it would be pedantic to use in conversation. Of such are:—

maka, bahwa, ḥata, shahadan, seldom necessary to the sense, and not always requiring translation. They answer in some degree to such words as “now,” “next,” “but,” “then,” “again,” “so.”

sa-ber-mula, first, now.

sa-bagei-lagi, further, again.

arkian, now, then.