Baas

  • white uncooked milled rice
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baas
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Halus
beras
Northern Form
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Usage Examples

BSBB…..Ne busung, ne semat… Aah….dadi canang. Ne busung, ne baas… Aah dadi tipat. Busung-semat, baas-bu..busung….aah…be..busung-baas-semat-busung! Busung semat baas busung!.....Nyak rasane, nah..
BSBB…..This is busung (immature coconut leaf), this is semat (tiny stick made from bamboo)… Aah….become canang (an offerings made from configuration of flowers with a special form of coconut leaf as its base). This is busung, this is rice… Aah become tipat (a kind of food made of cooked rice in an immature coconut leaf). Busung-semat, rice-bu..busung….aah…be..busung-rice-semat-busung! Busung semat rice busung!.....Seems ok, right..
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Matakon di baase.
[example 1]
Ask something from the rice. Proverb: e.g. I a person gets very sick, the family may "ask something from the rice"; that is, ask a balian who is in trance what to do.
Tepung baas anggon ngae jaja.
[example 2]
Rice flour is used to make cakes.

⚙ Usage examples pulled from the Virtual Library


In Balinese:   I Grantang megat munyin beline, “Eda Beli baas sumbar ngomong, awak tusing nawang matan Benaru.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

In Balinese:   Patilesang raga beline digumin anak. “Sakewala I Cupak bengkung ngelawan tur tuara ngugu munyin adine. “Adi baas setata, adi mula getap.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

In Balinese:   I Tiwas upahine baas acrongcong.

In English:   I Tiwas was given compensation for one funnel of rice.

In Indonesian:   I Tiwas diberikan imbalan beras satu corong.

In Balinese:   Jani mai ulihang baas icange I tuni.” Mesaut I Tiwas, “ Yeh, baase I tuni suba jakan tiang.” Masaut I Sugih, “Nah, ento suba aba mai anggon pasilih!” Nasine ane sube ngantiang lebeng ento juange.

In English:   Now give me back my rice. "I Tiwas replied," Well, I had cooked the rice".

In Indonesian:   Sekarang kembalikan berasku yang tadi." I Tiwas menjawab, “ Yah, beras yang tadi sudah saya masak".

In Balinese:   Lakar upahine baas duang crongcong.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

In Balinese:   Upahina ia baas, laut encol mulih lakar nyakan.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

In Balinese:   Jani ulihang baas icange.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

In Balinese:   Yan sube telah nyanan upahine baas.” I Tiwas ngalihin kutun I Sugihe, sube tengai mare suud.

In English:   If you finish this, I'll give you rice." I Tiwas looked for I Sugih’s louse, and this was finished in the afternoon.

In Indonesian:   kalau sudah habis nanti aku berikan imbalan beras." I Tiwas mencari kutu I Sugih, dan selesai siang hari.
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  1. ↑ Fred Eiseman Jr - Proverbs, 1987
  2. ↑ Fred Eiseman "How Balinese People Express Ideas" 2010