Cicipin

cicipin

cicipin/,

• nyoba ajengan mangda uning rasa (Verb) ban
• taste it (Verb) en
• coba untuk merasai (Verb) id

Andap

cicipin

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

Cicipin ajengan sané wénten ring paon.

Taste the food in the kitchen.

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⚙ Usage examples pulled from the Community Spaces

In Balinese:   Belog, apa daar cai ento mirib jaen pesan?”

Masaut I Belog, “Taluh kakul ane duduk icang di pundukane.” Buin lantas mamunyi Pan Sari, “Yen keto tegarang balin bedik, kal cicipin!” Masaut I Belog, “Beh, Bapa tusing ja bisa naar taluh kakul cara naar jaja begina magoreng.”

Sawireh bas mamelas Pan sari nagih ngidih, baanga teken I Belog nyicipin jaja beginane ento.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

- Folktale Belog Magandong

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Root

cicip

Other forms of "cicip"

Cicipan

offering that is used only at the time of a ngaben to get holy water from a temple. Cicip means to taste, and the offering consists of eleven separate celemik, each containing a food that has been boiled

Nyicip

to taste

Nyicipin

touch with tip of tongue, taste in a crude sense without noting subtleties, i.e. good, bad, hot, cold, but not much more detail (vs. ngrasa = feelings about taste)

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Related words

ngajeng, bibih

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Background information

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Indonesian
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Translations

English

taste it

Indonesian

cicipi

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