Apit tukad

apit tukad

hpitÓ¡kd/

• location said of a house that has been built between two rivers, which will bring very bad luck (Adjective)

Andap

apit tukad

Kasar

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Alus sor

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Alus mider

Apit gangga

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

Eda ngae umah di tongos ane apit tukad.

Do not make a house in a place flanked by a river.

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Root

apit

Other forms of "apit"

Apit

two niches, one on each side of the entrance gate to the house compound in which offerings are placed to help guard against entry of evil influences, space between two things or time between two events, in between

Apit-apit

horizontal beams of a roof that tie sloping members at the bottom

Apitan

loom parts, pair of small slats or wooden boards placed on each side of the end of the woven end of the material in a Balinese backstrap loom, cagcag, and used to roll up the completed material as the work progresses

Ngapit

on each side of, two things close together

Pangapit

one on each side

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Related words

umah, karang, asta, kosala, gangga, tukad, yeh

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Background information

English
Indonesian
Balinese

Translations

English

flanked by a river; between the river

Indonesian

diapit sungai

Origin

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Linked pages

• Masiram Toya Daha