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• Makunyit  + (Turmeric growing in the forest. This is ki … Turmeric growing in the forest.</br>This is kind of complex. “Temu” is a general class of rhizomes that are used for spices, including ginger, “kunyit”, etc. But, the Balinese do not observe this classification. Their “temu” is a particular rhizome that is used in mixed spices. It has a strong taste, much stronger than “kunyit”. They believe that “temu” is “kunyit” that is growing in the forest. – i.e. that it is really sort of wild “kunyit”(which it is not, but which is not germane to this pun). The point of the pun is that “temu” is similar to “matemu”, meaning “meet someone”. So, if you want to meet someone somewhere, you say it in a “cute” way by saying that you are going to “makunyit di alas”, turmeric growing in the forest, “temu”, “Matemu”.c growing in the forest, “temu”, “Matemu”.)
• Eber-eber  + (Wave sate fan; like to show off your posse … Wave sate fan; like to show off your possessions even though borrowed.</br>The first part of this statement is just because it rhymes with the second part. Its meaning is not important. This is just a saying about a person who likes to show off, even though he does not own the things he brags about and shows. </br>It is similar to the saying: 'Cara dadalune kampid baan nyilih.'aying: 'Cara dadalune kampid baan nyilih.')
• Akal  +
• Alpaka guru  + (We have to do good things to our parents, so we dont get accursed .)
• Bok  + (What is a cricket that makes noise on top of the mountain? A person who is cutting hair.)
• Palit  + (What is it that a child steps on, but its mother leans against? Answer: a ladder; this is sort of a pun because the word panak means child and panak jan means step of a ladder.)
• Magelebug  + (What is it that falls with a thud and bare … What is it that falls with a thud and bares its teeth? A coconut with a hole in it. (riddle) The sound that a coconut makes when it falls is gelebug. Often a squirrel or something else will eat a hole in it. This is then said to be pongpongan - a coconut with a hole. This looks (sort of) like a head with a mouth that is open - hence bare teeth.h a mouth that is open - hence bare teeth.)
• Magenep-genepan  + (When I went to the Bringkit market, various things were there.)
• Rejang  + (When Saraswati day, the young women dance Rejang at school.)
• Nasi  + (When helping someone who had wedding ceremony, Made Sudiana said he had not eaten rice but he ate 'ketupat', because he was starving. He was good at expressing what was in his mind through jokes.)
• Geguyonan  + (When helping someone who had wedding ceremony, Made Sudiana said he had not eaten rice but he ate 'ketupat', because he was starving. He was good at expressing what was in his mind through jokes.)
• Mesuang  + (When helping someone who had wedding ceremony, Made Sudiana said he had not eaten rice but he ate 'ketupat', because he was starving. He was good at expressing what was in his mind through joke.)
• Seduk  + (When helping someone who had wedding ceremony, Made Sudiana said he had not eaten rice but he ate 'ketupat', because he was starving. He was good at expressing what was in his mind through jokes.)
• Nyat  + (When water is scarce, he took his bath like a dragonfly. He barely pour water onto his body (refers to a person who take a bath using only a little water).)
• Nasine  + (While she was eating, she thought of reaso … While she was eating, she thought of reasons why she should use less plastic … even though she thought that plastic had many uses, for example, as a bag for carrying shopping and as a container for taking offerings to school when there is a full moon. Furthermore, using plastic makes work easier. No fuss … after you have used it, you just throw it in the trash. She thought about such things all the way through her meal. such things all the way through her meal.)
• Bablanjan  + (While she was eating, she thought of reaso … While she was eating, she thought of reasons why she should use less plastic … even though she thought that plastic had many uses, for example, as a bag for carrying shopping and as a container for taking offerings to school when there is a full moon. Furthermore, using plastic makes work easier. No fuss … after you have used it, you just throw it in the trash. She thought about such things all the way through her meal. such things all the way through her meal.)
• Elahan  + (While she was eating, she thought of reaso … While she was eating, she thought of reasons why she should use less plastic … even though she thought that plastic had many uses, for example, as a bag for carrying shopping and as a container for taking offerings to school when there is a full moon. Furthermore, using plastic makes work easier. No fuss … after you have used it, you just throw it in the trash. She thought about such things all the way through her meal. such things all the way through her meal.)
• Umpamine  + (While she was eating, she thought of reaso … While she was eating, she thought of reasons why she should use less plastic … even though she thought that plastic had many uses, for example, as a bag for carrying shopping and as a container for taking offerings to school when there is a full moon. Furthermore, using plastic makes work easier. No fuss … after you have used it, you just throw it in the trash. She thought about such things all the way through her meal. such things all the way through her meal.)
• Gaene  + (While she was eating, she thought of reaso … While she was eating, she thought of reasons why she should use less plastic … even though she thought that plastic had many uses, for example, as a bag for carrying shopping and as a container for taking offerings to school when there is a full moon. Furthermore, using plastic makes work easier. No fuss … after you have used it, you just throw it in the trash. She thought about such things all the way through her meal. such things all the way through her meal.)
• Kawigunane  + (While she was eating, she thought of reaso … While she was eating, she thought of reasons why she should use less plastic … even though she thought that plastic had many uses, for example, as a bag for carrying shopping and as a container for taking offerings to school when there is a full moon. Furthermore, using plastic makes work easier. No fuss … after you have used it, you just throw it in the trash. She thought about such things all the way through her meal. such things all the way through her meal.)
• Ngaenang  + (While she was eating, she thought of reaso … While she was eating, she thought of reasons why she should use less plastic … even though she thought that plastic had many uses, for example, as a bag for carrying shopping and as a container for taking offerings to school when there is a full moon. Furthermore, using plastic makes work easier. No fuss … after you have used it, you just throw it in the trash. She thought about such things all the way through her meal. such things all the way through her meal.)
• Osah  + (Why are your mind anxious ?)
• Kanggeang  + (Why don’t you have lunch here, Brother? I hope you don’t mind what I have in the kitchen.)
• Yakti  + (Yes, true, tomorrow I plan to go there. That’s why I am going to purchase various fruits to be used for the offerings.)
• Biapara  + (his mind was confused because his work was not yet finished.)
• Beten  + (… there’ll be plenty of art shops, there’s … … there’ll be plenty of art shops, there’s…. there’s a sign that say go down. You go downward, Sir, there, down…. Down. Err… when you already some way down there… when you’re already south thre, Sir, there’s a sign that says to… err… Bukit Gundul… err.. temple. says to… err… Bukit Gundul… err.. temple.)

• Akal  + (We as humans certainly have mind. That's what is used to sort out true and untrue things.)
• Akal  + (We as humans certainly have mind. That's what is used to sort out true and untrue things.)

• Wayah  + ("Peanuts are already old". Sounds sort of like: Basang suba layah = Stomach is hungry. So, if you are hungry, you can say that peanuts are already old, and someone will know what you mean.)
• Mapadik  + ("There's an old formal marriage, mepadik, … "There's an old formal marriage, mepadik, it's true,but Balines have little use for anything that puts off their pleasures if they want to be together. In the mepadik a boy who wants a girl first asks his father's consent. If he approves he goes to the girl's father and finds out what he thinks about it; and then if both agree the boy and the girl meet freely and a priest appoints a day for the wedding. Friends and relatives gather and with merry music they sit and feast until evening, when the girl's carried on a throne to her husband's house while he follows on horseback. The locking of the door behind which they go to bed completes the marriage. "h they go to bed completes the marriage. ")
• Jagung  + ((proverb) He is like corn. “Jagung” here r … (proverb) He is like corn.</br>“Jagung” here refers to the kernels that you eat. They surround the cob, which is called “atin jagung”. This means that the corn itself is bigger than the cob, which is on the inside. But, “Ati” is a word that not only means “liver”, but also refers to mind or will or soul or general nature. This is sort of like “fois” in French. Now, “gedenan ati” means a conceited person who is indifferent to others. So, the corn is bigger than the cob, a person who is like corn is “gedenan ati”, conceited and indifferent. “gedenan ati”, conceited and indifferent.)
• Nyalian  + ((proverb) When mother is nyalian, the chil … (proverb) When mother is nyalian, the child is nyalian. Nyalian is a kind of small fish that is very good at diving. As soon as a baby nyalian is born, it dives very well. Used to express the idea that the child of a parent that has some sort of talent is likely to have the same talent at an early age. See also yeh.same talent at an early age. See also yeh.)
• Padi  + ((proverb) like rice that has seeds on it. … (proverb) like rice that has seeds on it.</br>If a person is "cara padine mabuah" he is very smart, and he pretends to be stupid and not show his knowledge and capabilities. He is silent because he does not want to show off. He does not want anything, as in "belog magandong". He just does not want to discuss things with others, because he knows that this will lead to questions and then arguments, and he wants to be at peace and left alone.nd he wants to be at peace and left alone.)
• Bangkit  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Selem  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Selem-seleman  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Rasane  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Jukut  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Ulian  + (A walk to the clinic doesn’t have to be dull, when there are so many wonderful things to see on the way.)
• Aduk  + (A water pot full of fish mixed with cheap … A water pot full of fish mixed with cheap sere.</br></br>Sere is a fish paste. Cheap fish paste smells bad and, if mixed with a great many fish, can ruin the taste of the whole batch. Thus a little bit of a bad thing can ruin a great deal of a good thing.</br>This is used especially in reference to a person who has only one small bad trait, which spoils his character. It is also used to refer to the bad influence that one person can have on an otherwise good group -a rotten apple in the barrel sort of analogy.otten apple in the barrel sort of analogy.)
• Legong buwuk  + (A work inspired by the true story of a fire tragedy: Choreographer: I Gede Gusman Adhi Gunawan)
• Soloh  + (According to size (consideration) I don't mind)
• Tegtegang  + (Affirm yourself carrying the mind (your heart).)
• Goyah  + (After a day of fasting his mind was wavering.)
• Ngrudag  + (After hearing the words of the demon Luh A … After hearing the words of the demon Luh Ayu Manik Mas replied, “What you say is true and now I am asking you to help by going back into the books. Don't run amok here – if the books are all destroyed, then nobody will be able to read them!” Then Luh Ayu Manik Mas rounded up all the demons and bundled them back into the books.mons and bundled them back into the books.)
• Buana  + (All humans live in the world.)
• Magarapan  + (Although he graduated from university, he avidly helps villagers doing community work. Just as a broom which can be placed inside and outside of a room (this refers to a person who can do all kinds of jobs, will cheerfully do any sort of work).)
• Jang  + (Although he graduated from university, he avidly helps villagers doing community work. Just as a broom which can be placed inside and outside of a room (this refers to a person who can do all kinds of jobs, will cheerfully do any sort of work).)
• Padang  + (And then mix it with cocoa fibers, shredded leaves, grass and other things.)
• Nyakan  + (Annerie: Madam, can you tell me what you did this morning, before you came here? Ibu: I cooked rice, made offerings of rice, swept.. prepared things to swell. Annerie: Thanks very much, Madam.)
• Nyampat  + (Annerie: Madam, can you tell me what you did this morning, before you came here? Ibu: I cooked rice, made offerings of rice, swept.. prepared things to swell. Annerie: Thanks very much, Madam.)
• Mabanten  + (Annerie: Madam, can you tell me what you did this morning, before you came here? Ibu: I cooked rice, made offerings of rice, swept.. prepared things to swell. Annerie: Thanks very much, Madam.)