bekelne

b)k)elÂ.

lunch; stock; something provided (such as food, money) to use on the trip (Noun)

Andap

Bekelne

Kasar

Bekelne

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

Tusing ada punyan kayu tileh, sajaba enu bongkolné dogén. Mirib duratmaka ngamaling punyan-punyanan kayuné. Luh Ayu Manik sedih, yadiastun ada pos polisi hutan nanging duratmakané nyidaang ngamaling. Apa polisi hutané kalah macadeng ajak i duratmaka. Apa mapi-mapi buta bongol ada maling ngalgal alas. Dot ia nyambatang unduké ento tekén uané ané dadi polisi hutan. Timpalné masih tepukina sedih ningalin alasé usak. Luh Ayu Manik lantas ngajakin timpal-timpalné nandur taruné. Makejang sregep magaé. Disubané makejang katanem mara lantas marérén sambilanga ngagah bekelné soang-soang.

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There wasn't a tree in tact, only the trunks remained. Perhaps criminals had stolen the timber. Luh Ayu Manik was sad because, despite having a forest ranger post, thieves were still able to operate. Were the rangers in fear of the thieves? Were the forest rangers pretending to be deaf and blind whilst the thieves were felling the trees of the jungle? She wished to raise this issue with her uncle who had become a forest ranger. Her friends were also sad at the sight of the devastated forest. Luh Ayu Manik, along with her friends, began to plant trees. They all worked hard. After all had been planted, only then did they take a rest and each partake of their refreshments.

⚙ Usage examples pulled from the Virtual Library

In Balinese: Kacrita pajalanne I Marakarma nepukin tukad, ditu ia mareren di batune lempeh ngagah bekelne.

In English:

In Indonesian:

- Folktale Anak Agung Mesir

In Balinese: Tur imbuhina buin limangatus anggon bekelne I Celempung.

In English:

In Indonesian:

- Folktale I Celempung

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