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Lelor

lelor

elel(o
  • exhausted en
  • without will power en
  • meek en
  • defeated en
  • weak en
Andap
lelor
Kasar
bayu endek
Alus sor
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Alus mider
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Alus madya
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Alus singgih
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Mider
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Bali dataran dialect
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Bali aga dialect
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Usage Examples

Tiang madon klentange.
Literally meaning: I have leaves of the klentange; meaning is that the speaker is tired, because klentang is the fruit of the kelor tree and kelor sounds like lelor.
Ia mejukut dinatah.
[example 1]
He is growing (he has) vegetables in the yard. [proverb]

He is weak.

It is common to have a vegetable garden in the house yard. One popular thing to raise is the ‘kelor’ tree, because its leaves can be cooked as a vegetable, and its beans, ‘kelentang’ are very good as a vegetable. The word for ‘weak’ is ‘elor’ or ‘lelor’. So, if someone wants to say he is weak, he says that he is growing vegetables (kelor) in his garden. ( ‘jukut’ is a dish that can be made with ‘kelor’ leaves. AMP)
[[Word example text en::He is growing (he has) vegetables in the yard. [proverb]

He is weak. It is common to have a vegetable garden in the house yard. One popular thing to raise is the ‘kelor’ tree, because its leaves can be cooked as a vegetable, and its beans, ‘kelentang’ are very good as a vegetable. The word for ‘weak’ is ‘elor’ or ‘lelor’. So, if someone wants to say he is weak, he says that he is growing vegetables (kelor) in his garden. ( ‘jukut’ is a dish that can be made with ‘kelor’ leaves. AMP)| ]]

⚙ Usage examples pulled from the Community Spaces


In Balinese:   Seni budaya tur jagat sutrepti puniki ngawinang majukut di natah “lelor” tamiu duranegarane ngaksi.

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  1. ↑ F. Eiseman, Proverbs. 1987