Bah bangun

bah bangun

b;b\un/

• work hard; helter-skelter (Andap) (Verb) en
• tunggang-langgang; pontang-panting (Andap) (Verb) id

Andap

Bah bangun

Kasar

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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

Buin limang dina, ipah tiang di desa lakar nyakapang pianakne ane paling keliha. Mapan keponakan ane paling keliha, tiang milu masih incuh matulung yadiastun bah bangun melaib labuh ngurus gegaen lan pianak ane nu cerik-cerik. Tiang sanget lek teken nyama brayane yen sing nyidang mulih, mapan di mani puane tiang masih lakar patuh buka keto. Di samping apang ngenah luung manyama, tiang masih meled milu melajah ngae banten. Suba kanti dadua ngelah pianak, tiang tusing tatas bisa ngaenang pianake penyambutan. Yen kal meoton, biasane memen tiange ngaenang banten.

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Root

bah

Other forms of "bah"

Bah

collapsed building, fall down so that something is horizontal, e.g. tree, or lie down, be horizontal, cut down (imperative), example : Bah punyane ento! (Cut down the tree!)

Baha

is cut down (by someone)

Bahang

to move into a horizontal position; to extend, to bend over (imp.)

Bahanga

to be horizontal rather than vertical, to lat down flat, lay down (by someone); demolished (by someone)

Mabah

fallen down, over (e.g. tree), unroll something by pulling out the end in the center of the roll

Mabahang

recline

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Related words

magae, seleg, seken, ulung, majujuk, utsaha

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Background information

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Indonesian
Balinese

Translations

English

work hard; helter-skelter

Indonesian

tunggang-langgang; pontang-panting

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