[45] Ulă-ulă is the name given to a pennon attached to the mainmast. It was of such length that it reached to the poop, which it flapped against or “whipped.” Gada-gada was explained here as a short pennon attached to the foremast. Pĕmĕpah was the standard at the stern. [↑]

[46] i.e. juru batu. [↑]

[47] Or else this first verse:

Talang puan, tatang cherana

Dalang bidok pagi hari

Datang-lah tuan datang-lah nyawa,

Memanggil tuan datang kamari.

[↑]

[48] i.e. Penuwei. [↑]

[49] i.e. Poko’ kait-kait. [↑]