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Waged + (The village of Kukuh in the district of Ma … The village of Kukuh in the district of Marga is known throughout many countries because of the tourist attraction called Alas Kedaton. In Kukuh there is also a lot of woodcarving. Woodcarving started to become popular in 1992 and has since become an industry. Many in the village of Kukuh – children, adults, the elderly as well as adolescents – engage in woodcarving. And woodcarving has become a cottage industry i.e. carvings are done at home. It is not only men who do woodcarving. There are also many women who are good at carving wood. “I have been carving since Elementary School. I learned at home. My older sister taught me. Carving a ringring* gets me about twenty thousand Rupiah. I do it while looking after my children.”So that’s what I can tell you about the art of carving in Kukuh. •Elaborately carved decorative edges for buildings, often painted.rative edges for buildings, often painted.)
Jejeh + (The wave is huge, my little sister is afraid.)
Barang + (These things are not bought in Bali.)
Majagau + (This is really not a proverb, but, rather, … This is really not a proverb, but, rather, just a “fun” rhyme or joke that is said about a bald man. The first phrase doesn’t mean anything. Literally translated it is: Smoke of Maja Gau incense. Maja Gau, of Majugau, is a wood that I widely used to produce smoke that has a nice aroma, as a substitute for sandalwood in a “Pengasepan”. The second phrase is “bald head with a hat made of kau”. “Kau” is half of an empty coconut shell. “Matapong” means “wearing a hat”. You say the second phrase to “give sense to“ the first phrase. You have to elide a bit of the second to make its meter correspond to the first.to make its meter correspond to the first.)
Belog + (Though I'm unintelligent I'm still able to help.)
Mabiukan + (Together he and his sister visited his grandmother.)
Ngruat + (Tomorrow my sister will carry out the ‘ruwatan’ ceremony at the priest's house.)
Raupin + (Try washing the faces of the children first, then give them new clothes.)
Nglungah + (Tude Raja was already from the nglungah ceremony of his deceased sister/brother.)
Ubud + (Ubud, one of my favorite places, is the cu … Ubud, one of my favorite places, is the cultural heart of Bali. Surrounded by rice terraces and paddies, there are temples and shrines at every step, people going about their daily devotions, ubiquitous statues and objects d'art and exquisite attention to detail everywhere. This video weaves together imagery of this fabulous place and is set to original music.bulous place and is set to original music.)
Guru + (WHAT IS A TEACHER? Parents are teachers. … WHAT IS A TEACHER?Parents are teachers. The Government is a teacher. The men and women who give us knowledge are teachers. God is also a teacher.Neighbours are teachers. Relatives are teachers. Rich people are teachers. Poor people are teachers. Priests are teachers. Robbers are also teachers.Young children are teachers. Old people are teachers. Brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law are teachers. Parents-in-law are teachers. Husbands and wives are also teachers.Health is a teacher. Illness is a teacher. Happiness is a teacher. Sadness is a teacher. Life is a teacher. Death is also a teacher.Animals are teachers. Plants are teachers. Earth, fire, water and wind are teachers. Quiet is also a teacher.Our bodies are teachers. Behaviour is a teacher. Imagination is a teacher. Dreams are teachers. Thoughts are also teachers.Everything is a teacher. Don’t oppose it. Don’t make fun of it. Everything (and everywhere) is a place to find the truth.Happy Teachers’ Dayce to find the truth. Happy Teachers’ Day)
Dundun + (Wake up from her sister's sleep later in the afternoon.)
Besahin + (Wash your sister's clothes.)
Taag + (When Magibung (a tradition of eating together) at Balai Banjar, I Made were belching in front of people. Makes me embarrassed as his brother, people think I have never educated my sister about manners.)
Engken + (Which shoes you bought yesterday?)
Ngelahang + (Who has the rice field?)
Ngelingang + (Who made my sister cry?)
Dadi + (Why is this so expensive?)
Asep + (Yeah ... sure ... there in the centre of the crater there is smoke. On the 19th I went up and there were 4 points where smoke was coming out. After that .... on the 29th there were 4 more. That's how it was.)
Silih + (Yes, you may. When you happen to visit my house, by all means, just borrow it.)
Nenungang + (Yesterday there was an old person who predicted my sister.)
Tingkih + (e; literally: escrape a candlenut, tap a b … e; literally: escrape a candlenut, tap a blowing tubee; meaning that when there is nothing there it is impossible to give; the shell of a candlenut is very hard, and scraping it has no effect; a blowing tube for the kitchen fire is empty, and so tapping it produces nothing empty, and so tapping it produces nothing)
Jaljal + (he always fights with his sister)
Padem + (his sister is dead.)
Nyiam + (mother watering plant with water)
Mapelalianan + (my sister plays with friends in the world)
Ipit + (my sister sleeptalked last night)

A + (Boni: In that case, you can give me a bag of peanut, okay? Ayu: Oh sure, thank you. Boni: You are welcome, Sister.)
A + (Boni: In that case, you can give me a bag of peanut, okay? Ayu: Oh sure, thank you. Boni: You are welcome, Sister.)
Kacang + (Boni: In that case, you can give me a bag of peanut, okay? Ayu: Oh sure, thank you. Boni: You are welcome, Sister.)
Kacang + (Boni: In that case, you can give me a bag of peanut, okay? Ayu: Oh sure, thank you. Boni: You are welcome, Sister.)

Tiange + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Ngirangin + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Penggantin + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Nekedang + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Canange + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Ngicenin + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Tirtane + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Sangkaning + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Reraman + ("What will we use in place of plastic, Pak … "What will we use in place of plastic, Pak?” asked Luh Ayu Manik. "There are many possibilities, Luh. If you go shopping at the market, just take a cloth bag. If you go to the temple, put your offerings in a woven container. Similarly, when going to request holy water, don’t use plastic but bring a container from home.” These were the suggestions made by Pak Budi to Luh Ayu Manik on how to replace plastic. "If that is the case, then I have been wrong because I have always used plastic. From now on I’ll use less plastic. I’ll also tell my parents and friends about this,” Luh Ayu Manik added. "Yes, Luh, I hope our environment here has not already been contaminated with plastic,” Pak Budi added. "Yes, I hope so too, Pak. Thank you for giving me this advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too."advice.” "That’s OK, Luh. Thank you too.")
Bangkung + ((A proverb). Dragged by a sow. This really ought to be in passive voice: Paida teken bangkung, but it is abbreviated in this entry. It refers to a man who lives with his wife in her family house, rather than in his own, as is the normal case.)
Kambing + ((proverb) If someone borrows something and doesn't return it. A long time ago dogs used to have horns, and goats did not. The goat borrowed the horns of the dog, but he didn't give them back.)
Mapet + (A entrusts something to B to give to C.)
Kanggoang + (Accept (as is), I can only give a little money.)
Orahina + (After being told by Ni Bawang, Ni Kesuna got greedy. She also want to have exquisite clothes and accessories like the ones owned by her sister.)
Bungah + (After being told by Ni Bawang, Ni Kesuna got greedy. She also want to have exquisite clothes and accessories like the ones owned by her sister. Read the whole story at http://dictionary.basabali.org/Bungah_-_Background)
Metu + (After being told by Ni Bawang, Ni Kesuna got greedy. She also want to have exquisite clothes and accessories like the ones owned by her sister.)
Loba + (After being told by Ni Bawang, Ni Kesuna got greedy. She also want to have exquisite clothes and accessories like the ones owned by her sister.)
Tutupanga + (Already his sister closed the door outside)
Ada + (As the proverb says, there is no weakness can broke. This means that people who always do good and give in, will always find peace.)
Dingin + (Ayu: Here, I have the one that is not cold. Boni: Thank you Sister.)
Titipina + (Ayu: Oh, that was my sister who bought fruits. Here, she send some snake fruit for you.)
Kayunin + (Ayu: Please help yourself, which one would you like? Boni: Just the regular one, Sister. I don’t really like water that is too cold, he he.)
Nyerah + (Be strong, don't give up quickly!)