Ceng-ceng

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Root

cengceng

Other forms of "cengceng"

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Definitions

• rhythm instrument of a gong kebyar en
• set of small cymbals attached to a base, often in the form of a turtle, which, when struck rapidly by a similar pair of cymbals held in the hand of the player, provides a rapid and varying rhythmic accompaniment to many types of Balinese music en
• 1) semacam bering-bering pipih yang dipukul-pukulkan kedua belahnya waktu membunyikan untuk menimbulkan suara riuh sehingga tambah beralun

2) sifat dari seorang perempuan yang suka bicara (peribahasa)

3) penguasa id

Translation in English

gamelan instrument

Translation in Indonesian

cengceng; simbal; gamelan, perempuan

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Related words

gamelan, anak luh

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cengceng

Alus sor

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Alus madya

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Alus mider

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Alus singgih

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Dialects

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Bali Aga

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Sentences Example

Balinese

Kanti cara cengceng kebes Memene I Made ngorahin, ngonkon ngedasin kamarne.

English

Despite I Made’s mother yelling at him like a rapid clashing of cracked cymbals way, I Made still didn’t clean up his room (said of a person who talks a great deal).

Indonesian

Hingga seperti cengceng (simbal) koyak Ibunya si Made memberitahukannya, menyuruh membersihkan kamarnya.

Balinese

Meme kualonne lamis cara cengceng kebes.

English

Step mother is fussy like small broken gong. It means to be fussy and to talk a lot. (a saying)

Indonesian

Ibu tirinya cerewet seperti bering-bering pecah, artinya cerewet dan banyak bicara (peribahasa)

Balinese

Sang Prabu Rahwana nyengcengang gumine di Lengka Pura

English

King Rawana rules the kingdom of Alengka Pura.

Indonesian

Raja Rahwana berkuasa di kerajaan Alengka Pura

Balinese

Cengceng bleganjure gede-gede munyinne masi gede

English

Sound of small gong for bleganjur is loud and also hard.

Indonesian

Bering-bering untuk musik bleganjur besar-besar suaranya juga keras

Balinese

Cengceng kebes.

English

Refers to someone who talks a lot. Kebes means broken off at the edge, cengceng is so broken makes a louder sound that normal

Indonesian

Bering-bering pecah.

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