Brumbun

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Other forms of "brunbun"
Definitions
  • mixed colors, combining the colors of the four cardienal directions: red, white, black, and yellow en
  • many offerings have this mixture in the center, usually made of colored rice, as a symbol of Siwa, who combines all the directions en
  • cock that is red, yellow, green, black, and white en
Translation in English
four mixed colors
Translation in Indonesian
empat warna bercampur
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brumbun
Alus sor
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Alus madya
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Alus mider
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Alus singgih
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Sentences Example
Balinese
Sebilang rahina Kliwon Putu lan Kadek ngae segehan misi nasi mewarna brumbun.
English
Every Kliwon Putu and Kadek make offering consist of mixed colored rice.
Indonesian
Setiap hari Kliwon Putu dan Kadek membuat segehan berisi nasi empat warna yang bercampur.
Usage examples pulled from the Community Spaces
Balinese
Ada ngaba siap biying, ejo, buik, klau, brumbun, putih, lan ane lenan.
English
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Indonesian
Ada yang membawa ayam biing, ejo, buik, klau, brumbun, putih dan yang lainnya.
Folktale Balian Batur, Pisuna Lawar Jelema
Balinese
Antuk sarana sane keanggen ring dina kajeng kliwon niki patehring dina kliwon sane lianan, nanging segehannyane misi segehan panca warna, inggih punika:warna putih, barak, selem, kuning, lan brumbun.
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Indonesian
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Government Kajeng Kliwon
Balinese
Duaning ajah-ajahan Tantra Bhairawa ngeranjing ring Bali duk satawarsa solas masehi, caru laut magentos dados atur-aturan ulam lan getih sato, utamannyane ayam selem, brumbun lan putih, tur kaketisang ring genah upacara.
English
Caru means 'beautiful', and macaru means a ceremony aimed at spirits who are inferior to humans so as not to damage human life.
Indonesian
Caru berarti ‘indah’, dan macaru berarti sebuah upacara yng ditujukan kepada roh-roh yang lebih rendah daripada manusia agar tidak merusak kehidupan manusia.
Holiday or Ceremony Macaru