The anau palm produces also (beside a little sago) the remarkable substance called iju and gomuto, exactly resembling coarse black horse-hair, and used for making cordage of a very excellent kind, as well as for many other purposes, being nearly incorruptible. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
In the Marshallese language of Bikini Atoll, iju means “star.” ❋ Leslie Dunton-Downer (2010)
The so-called China-North Korea Friendship Bridge connects, by road and rail, Dandong on the Chinese side and Sin ŭ iju on the North Korean side. ❋ Edward N. Luttwak (2010)
The kulitkayu, before described, is sometimes employed for this purpose: the galumpei -- this is a thatch of narrow split bamboos, six feet in length, placed in regular layers, each reaching within two feet of the extremity of that beneath it, by which a treble covering is formed: iju -- this is a vegetable production so nearly resembling horse-hair as scarcely to be distinguished from it. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
The houses are built with frames of wood, with the sides of boards, and roof covered with iju. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
The bit of the bridle is of iron, and has several joints; the head-stall and reins of rattan: in some parts the reins, or halter rather, is of iju, and the bit of wood. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
These are of iju, which resembles horsehair, many fathoms in length, and disposed in such a manner as to entangle their feet; for which purpose they are gently driven towards the snares. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
The others with the leaves of the puar or cardamum, which are again very thinly covered with iju. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
It was formed of bamboos tied together with iju ropes and suspended to the trees, whose branches stretched nearly over the stream. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
It is bound on as a thatch in the manner we do straw, and not unfrequently over the galumpei; in which case the roof is so durable as never to require renewal, the iju being of all vegetable substances the least prone to decay, and for this reason it is a common practice to wrap ❋ William Marsden (1795)
To this vessel a rope of iju is attached, by which they draw it when loaded out of the horizontal mine to the nearest place where they can meet with a supply of water, which alone is employed to separate the gold from the pulverized quartz. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
They delighted much in an instrument made from some part of the iju palm-tree, which resembled and produced a sound like the jews-harp. ❋ William Marsden (1795)
Simply put, the participants - Alex Fernandes, B. Manjunath Kamath, B.iju Parthan, G.R. Iranna and Tina B.piah - revert to past influences in their works and blend them with the present, in which R.njit's research interests too find a suitable space. ❋ Unknown (2009)
It will not be in the power of time to obliterate from the memory of his family the delightful obligation raised by the me« rit of such kind offices; iju an occasion when their value must have been ❋ Unknown (1812)
!» cThcodora nati Hanniballlianus fantes dnos in finu fouct, in iju» jlConftaniius; alii Delniatium ad - partc TKS* Band. lU »15. ❋ Unknown (1785)
[Provi]: it dead gon be a hard blow if [sumn] happen to us
Diego: [don’t trip] queen IJU ❋ 4g$kiii (2023)
IJU. IJU [baby]. No [outsiders], IJU. ❋ Eb0428 (2023)
[thr]: yo wanna play [tps]?
solar: sure ijuthr: [ight bet] ❋ Thr_q (2023)
Did you see [iju],omg he's so hot I would [kill myself] [js] to touch him ❋ Jakeywakeylakey (2023)
