The Ular Sawad arranges its eggs by placing them in a group, which is covered by the body.
The story that Mr. Wray tells of the pit viper (ular kapak daun) is in Selangor told of a snake called chintamani.
In Selangor I have also heard "Ular minum," "the snake drinks.
The poisonous kinds are distinguished by the epithet of ular bisa, among which is the biludak or viper.
The largest of the boa kind (ular sauh) that I had an opportunity of observing was no more than twelve feet long.
I have seen a small snake (ular sini) with the hinder legs of a frog sticking out of its mouth, each of them nearly equal to the smaller parts of its own body, which in the thickest did not exceed a man's little finger.
The Malays call this snake, whose venom is deadly, ular hanjalivan, and according to the Murungs a full-grown man dies within half an hour from its bite.
When I see ular tadong coming toward me," said Chonggat, who was no coward, "then I run.
This serpent was about three metres long, but these very poisonous snakes, called ular tadong by the Malays, attain a length of seven metres.
FUNIC´ULAR (funiculus, a small cord), having the character of a funicle or small cord.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ular" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
