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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<ihacek> 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. <Omac>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<ihacek>], 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 z<ohacek>ug<ohacek>u, f. z<oha
16	a1300	   chime, n.1		romp. Parv. 75 Ch(y)mme belle [H. P. chyme bell], 
17	13..	   defail, v.		d馭aill-ir (Ch. de Roland, 11th c.) = Pr. defalhir
18	13..	   flowery, a.		on [transl. Chinese hwa kwo]: China. Flowery Land 
19	13..	   Turk, n.1		same as the Chinese equivalent Tu-kin, applied to 
20	c1300	   demean, v.1		emene-r (in Ch. de Roland 11th c.), also deminer, 
21	c1325	   curious, a.		OF. curius (Ch. de Rol., 11th c.) = Pr. curios, Sp
22	1341	   paper, n.		iger [tr. a Chinese expression first used by Chair
23	1375	   camaca		riginally a Chinese word, and ultimately identical
24	14..	   faburden		ux-bourdon (Ch. D'Orl饌ns a1466), i.e. faux false 
25	1430	   criminal, a. and n.		riminel (in Ch. de Roland, 11th c.), ad. L. crWmin
26	c1440	   alfin, alphin		he Indians, Chinese, and Persians the figure and n
27	1525	   sirloin		ations.1655 Fuller Ch. Hist. vi. ii. 299 A Sir-loy
28	1546	   triad		ciety. [tr. Chinese San Ho Hui, lit. 奏hree unite 
29	1555	   China, n.1 and a.		ot a native Chinese name, but found in Skr. as ChW
30	1556	   roader1		roader [tr. Chinese zYuzWp瀛, short for zYu zWbSn 
31	1576	   persuasory, a.		ersuasoire (Ch. Estienne Dict. 1552).]
32	1577	   Chinese, a. and n.		became obs. Chinese has been sing. and pl.; in mod
33	1577	   Japan, n. (a.)		Japang, ad. Chinese Jih-pEn (= Japanese Ni-pon), ・
34	1586	   Portuguese, a. and n.		rtugee. Cf. Chinese, etc.]
35	1588	   bonze		 bonzi, ad. Chinese fan seng 喪eligious person・ o
36	1588	   li1		           [Chinese.]
37	1588	   litchi		           [Chinese li-chi. First used as a generi
38	1588	   typhoon		s represent Chinese tai fung, common dialect forms
39	1589	   mandarin1		 礎utton・ [Chinese kwan.] ・ormerly extended to o
40	1591	   caviare, caviar		ian.・Prof. Ch. Rieu.)In English occurring with gr
41	1598	   cash, n.2		ecially the Chinese, which was also naturally made
42	1598	   Tangut, n. (and a.)		 Mongol, f. Chinese Tanghsiang (tribal name): (see
43	1613	   junk, n.3		word in the Chinese ch'wan 壮hip or sailing vessel
44	1613	   t'ien		           [Chinese tiQn.]
45	1613	   tutang		           [Chinese, f. tu to direct + t疎ng hall;
46	1615	   shogun		itution for Chinese chiang chiin (chiang to lead, 
47	a1616	   cheyney		drappi alla Chinese・]
48	1616	   cha, chah		           [Chinese (Mandarin) ch'a tea. Also in e
49	1616	   itzebu, -boo		uarter. (Of Chinese origin.)]
50	1616	   kobang		e + ban (a. Chinese fan) division: cf. obang.]
51	1616	   samisen		ese form of Chinese san-hsien (san three, hsien st
52	1617	   inro		  [Jap., f. Chin. yin seal + lung basket.]
53	1620	   sampan1		        [a. Chinese san-pan (san three, pan board)
54	1631	   functional, a. and n.		< Middle Chinese], a foodstuff containing chemi
55	c1645	   Whig, n.2 and a.		1717 De Foe Mem. Ch. Scot. iii. (1844) 68/2 The wo
56	1654	   ginseng		        [a. Chinese j麩 sh麩; the first word means
57	1655	   chen shu, n.		           [Chinese zhUnshG, f. zhUn true, genuine
58	1655	   l・ n.		           [Chinese l<uumlgrave>.]
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<ihacek> 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 k<o-t<ou, f. k<o knock + t<ou 
124	1808	   moutan		           [Chinese.]
125	1808	   Ryukyu, a. and n.		present the Chinese pronunciation.]
126	c1810	   transitional, a. (n.)		rresponding Chinese term for this style.] Of, pert
127	1814	   Kuan, Kwan		        [f. Chinese guQn, kuQn official.]
128	1820	   fum, n.		rruption of Chinese fung (hwang).]
129	1820	   loquat		        [a. Chinese (Canton dial.) luh kwat, liter
130	1822	   yulan		           [Chinese, f. yu a gem + lan plant.]
131	1824	   li shu, n.		           [Chinese l・hG, f. l・government servan
132	1827	   liang		           [Chinese.]
133	1830	   kalanchoe		7), ult. f. Chinese.]
134	1830	   wampee		        [a. Chinese hwang-pW (hwang yellow, pW ski
135	1833	   Obaku, n.		r a master (Chinese Huang Po, d. c850) of the pre-
136	1833	   Rinzai, n.		 [Jap., ad. Chinese Lin-chi, the name of the place
137	1834	   chop-chop, adv. and int.		English, f. Chinese k'w稱-k'w稱.]
138	1834	   taipan1		al. var. of Chinese d瀉Qn.]
139	1836	   pailou		           [Chinese, f. p'ai tablet + lou tower.]
140	1837	   Confucian, a. and n.		ed from the Chinese K'ung F・tsze, meaning 銭'ung 
141	1837	   hien, hsien		           [Chinese.]
142	1839	   cumshaw		siQ, of the Chinese words kan to be grateful, hsie
143	1839	   daimio		apanese, f. Chinese dai great + mio, myo name.]
144	1839	   kongsi		       [ad. Chin. kung-ssu (as pronounced in Hokki
145	1839	   p'ip'a		           [Chinese.]
146	1839	   san hsien		           [Chinese sQnxi疣, f. sQn three + xi疣 s
147	1839	   Tanka1		        [a. Chinese (Cantonese), f. Chinese tan, l
148	1839	   y・h ch'in		           [Chinese (Pinyin yu・q��), lit. 僧oon g
149	1840	   Twankay		       [ad. Chinese Tong (or Taung) -k・(or -kei),
150	1842	   campoi		pronunc. of Chinese kien picked, selected + pei fi
151	1846	   dragon boat, n.		sense 1 cf. Chinese l�ngchu疣, lit. 租ragon ship・
152	1846	   Yin, n.2 (and a.)		       [ad. Chin. Yin, proper name: see Shang-Yin 
153	1847	   shen		           [Chinese sh駭.]
154	1848	   senshaw		prob. repr. Chinese siensha (sien thread, sha gauz
155	1848	   tsatlee		to Pekinese Ch訴 Li 壮even miles・ named after a l
156	1849	   Yunnanese, n. and a.		(see below: Chinese Y�nn疣) + -ese.]
157	1850	   p'o, n.4		           [Chinese p・]
158	1850	   qi		           [Chin. q・air, breath.]
159	1852	   fen, n.4		           [Chinese fUn one hundredth part.]
160	1852	   oolong		           [Chinese wulung, f. wu black + lung dra
161	1853	   Tai-ping		           [Chinese T疎i-p訴ng, i.e. t疎i great, p
162	1853	   t'ing, n.2		           [Chinese t�吉.]
163	1856	   moc-main		        [a. Chinese muh-mien 祖otton-tree, Bombax 
164	1856	   war-lord		    b. [tr. Chinese jGnf・] In China, a military c
165	1857	   kago		. kango, of Chinese origin.]
166	1857	   kylin		       [ad. Chinese ch<i-lin (Wade), f. ch<i male 
167	1857	   tycoon		 prince, f. Chinese ta great + kiun prince.]
168	1858	   oopak, oopack		           [Chinese u-pak, Cantonese dialect form 
169	1859	   wu-wei		           [Chinese w�w駟, f. w・no, without + wei
170	1860	   ling, n.3		           [Chinese ling (Giles).]
171	1860	   shakudo		der form of Chinese ch訴h t爽ng red copper.]
172	1863	   mafoo		       [ad. Chinese ma-fu, f. ma horse + fu servan
173	1865	   hoey		           [Chinese (Mandarin dial.) hGy (hu;I), s
174	1867	   Hakka, n. (and a.)		           [Chinese.]
175	1871	   Langshan		hanghai; in Chinese = 層olf hill・]
176	1871	   seppuku		su fuku, f. Chinese qiU to cut (with a sword or kn
177	1871	   wei ch'i		           [Chinese w駟q・ f. wei to surround + q・
178	1872	   pan, n.6		           [Chinese b'n slab.]
179	1872	   psychologue		sychologue (Ch. Bonnet 1760 in Hatz.-Darm.), f. L.
180	1874	   se, n.		        [a. Chinese s・]
181	1874	   ti-tzu		           [Chinese d�擁.]
182	1875	   ju-jitsu		tsu, f. jG (Chinese jou: see judo) + jutsu (Chines
183	1875	   pa-kua, n.		        [a. Chinese bQgu・(Wade-Giles pQ-kua), f. 
184	1875	   sennin		recluse, f. Chinese hsien-j麩 an immortal man.]
185	1875	   shippo, n.		things・ f. Chinese qW (Wade-Giles ts'ih) seven + 
186	1875	   Yarkand		r (formerly Chinese Turkestan), an autonomous regi
187	1875	   yen1		panese, ad. Chinese y・n round, round thing, circl
188	1876	   I Ching		           [Chin., lit. = Book of Changes.]
189	1876	   k'ai shu, n.		           [Chinese k'ishG, f. k'i model + shG scr
190	1876	   likin		           [Chinese li-kin, f. li li2 + kin money.
191	1876	   mou1		           [Chinese.]
192	1876	   ts'ao shu		           [Chinese cQoshG, f. cQo hasty + shG wri
193	1876	   yang ch'in		           [Chinese y疣gq��, f. y疣g high-sounding
194	1876	   yen2		  [Prob. of Chinese origin. The most likely etymon
195	1878	   fan-tan		           [Chinese fan t'an repeated divisions.]
196	1878	   Lohan		           [Chin.]
197	1878	   yulo		 [Prob. ad. Chinese (Cantonese) iG-lY to scull a b
198	1880	   temmoku		 [Jap., ad. Chinese tiQn-m・eye of heaven (see quo
199	1880	   tofu		. tZfu, ad. Chinese d�ufu, f. d�u beans + fE rotte
200	1882	   davreuxite		ian chemist Ch. Davreux: see -ite.]
201	1882	   Ko2		           [Chinese, = elder brother. See quot. 19
202	1882	   yen3		  [Prob. a. Chinese (Cantonese) yWn opium, or (Man
203	1883	   selenotropic, a.		pique (sic: Ch. Musset, 1883).]
204	1883	   tiao		           [Chinese.]
205	1886	   gobang		d to be ad. Chinese k'i pan chess-board.]
206	1886	   sheng2		           [Chinese shUng.]
207	1886	   tan, n.5		           [Chinese.]
208	1886	   yen-yen		 [Prob. ad. Chinese (Cantonese) yWny'n craving for
209	1887	   shang, n.2		           [Chinese sh'ng.]
210	1887	   wen li		           [Chinese w駭 lV grammar, literary style
211	1888	   chop-suey		           [Chinese (Cantonese) shap su・ = mixed 
212	1889	   judo		leness, ad. Chinese jou soft, gentle + Jap. dZ, ad
213	1890	   chinesery		 f. chinois Chinese + -erie -ery.]
214	1891	   soroban		  [Jap., f. Chinese su瀟-p疣 swan-pan.]
215	1891	   soshi		ng man・ a. Chinese suYsh・ f. suY lusty, valiant 
216	1893	   Teochew, Teo-chew		e in Swatow Chinese, = Putonghua Ch痂zhoG.]
217	1894	   picein		F. pic駟ne (Ch. Tanret 1894, in Compt. Rend. CXIX.
218	1894	   ta chuan		           [Chinese d炳hu瀟, f. d・big + zhu瀟 sea
219	1895	   te2		           [Chinese d・virtue.]
220	1899	   tou		           [Chinese d�u.]
221	1900	   wonk1		pronunc. of Chin. huQng gYu yellow dog.]
222	1901	   ho-ho		           [Chin.]
223	1901	   san ts'ai		           [Chinese sQnc'i, f. sQn three + c'i col
224	1901	   Y・h2		        [a. Chinese.]
225	1903	   characterology		eitr臠e zur Ch., 1867).]
226	1903	   chow mein		           [Chinese, lit. fried flour.]
227	1904	   kaoliang		           [Chinese; lit. 蘇igh grain・]
228	1904	   ling chih, n.		           [Chinese l�吉zhW, f. l�吉 divine + zhW 
229	1904	   ting, n.4		           [Chinese dVng.]
230	1904	   tsung, n.		           [Chinese c�ng (Pinyin), ts'ung (Wade-Gi
231	1904	   wu ts'ai		           [Chinese wEcPi, f. wE five + cPi colour
232	1904	   yu		        [a. Chinese.]
233	1908	   erh hu		           [Chinese 鑽h・ f. 鑽 two + h・foreign; 
234	1908	   so-na		           [Chinese su<ohacek>n・]
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. shWzig<ohacek>u 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-ch<iao (Shanghai dial. -tsi
253	1922	   pung, v.2, n.3, and int.		           [Chinese.]
254	1922	   ying ch'ing		           [Chinese, lit. 壮hadowy blue・]
255	1923	   ko, n.3		           [Chinese gU (Wade-Giles ko) spear, lanc
256	1923	   pai-hua		           [Chinese b疂hu・ f. b疂 white, clear, p
257	1925	   tupan		           [Chinese.]
258	1928	   yuan3		        [a. Chinese yu瀟 courtyard, yard.]
259	1929	   lei, n.2		           [Chinese l駟.]
260	1931	   juku, n.		< Middle Chinese <zacu>6uk 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・d<ihacek>ng.]
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 ､<ocircgrave>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