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2. Kulét manèh. Cinnamon.
3. Jara[1] manèh. Foeniculum panmorium[2].
4. Jara itam. Seeds of the Nigella Sativa.
5. Jara kusani. Caraway seed.
6. Jara putéh. Cummin.
7. Aka manèh. Licorice-root.
8. Bungòng lawang. Cloves.
9. Sunti halia. Ginger.
10. Lada putéh. White pepper.
11. Jumuju. Seeds of Carum Copitcum.
12. Champli puta or buta. Chabe jawa (Chavica densa)[3].
13. Tumbang mangkòʾ[4]. Scaphium Wallachii S. et E. (?)
14. Bungòng lawang Kléng. Seeds and seed-pods of the Japanese stellated anise (Illicium Anisatum).
15. Haleuba. Fenugreek-seed.
16. Sibeurantō. Fruits of Sindora Sumatrana.
17. Kachang parang[5]. Canavalia gladiata DC. (red and white seeds).
18. Bòh mayakani. Jav. Majakani; gall-nuts from British India.
19. Ōn arōn. Leaves of Baeckea frutescens L.
20. Langkueuëh China. Root-stock of Alpinia galanga.
21. Bòh puta talòë. Fruits of Helicteres isora.
22. Bòh keunuë. Root-stock of Cyperus tuberosus.
23. Hinggu. Asa foetida.
24. Peundang. Mal. Gadung China = the rhizome of Simlax China (see above p. 54).
25. Mò. A kind of resin imported by the Klings.
26. Galagarō. A sort of aloes-wood.
27. Kulét lawang. Cinnamomum culilawan or cinnam. camphoratum (a bark).

  1. The forms jeura and jira (cf. Jay. jintěn) are also in use.
  2. Mr. H. N. Ridley, the Director of the Botanic Gardens at Singapore describes this as anise (Pimpinella anisum). (Translator).
  3. Ridley calls this Piper sarmentosum, (Translator).
  4. A specimen which I received later is according to Mr. Vorderman the as yet inexactly classified changkok of native physic in Java.
  5. A specimen received later is according to Dr. Vorderman the plant known at Batavia as kachang bengkok. It has not yet been exactly classified.