Ibane

hiben
  • (Kasar) oneself; herself; himself (Noun)
Andap
awakne
Kasar
ibane
Alus sor
dewekne
Alus mider
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Alus madya
raganne
Alus singgih
anggannyane; ragannyane
Mider
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Bali dataran dialect
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Bali aga dialect
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Usage Examples

Buka goake ngadanin ibane.
[example 1]
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⚙ Usage examples pulled from the Virtual Library


In Balinese:   Awak ibane siteng, batek ngae umah tuara nyidayang.

In English:   If so, what's the use of you having hands, legs?

In Indonesian:   Badanmu kuat, hanya bikin rumah tidak bisa.

In Balinese:   Mara keto munyin I Sangsiahe, jeg gedeg tur jengah I Bojog, lantas masaut bangras I Bojog. “Ih, iba kedis Sangsiah, kenken to munyin ibane to i busan?

In English:   Only building a house, you can’t do it!

In Indonesian:   Baru begitu bicara si burung manyar, si kera spontan marah bercampur malu, lalu si kera menyahut galak. “He, kamu burung manyar, bagaimana itu perkataanmu tadi?

In Balinese:   Tolih sebun ibane jani!”

Lantas kabesbes sebun I Sangsiahe kanti benyah latig.

In English:   Well, (in the end, this fight can defeat Maharaja Rawana) and his family.

In Indonesian:   Lihat sarangmu sekarang!”

Lalu dicabik-cabik sarang si burung manyar hingga hancur berantakan.

In Balinese:   Tan panaen saget teka I Lutung nelokin I Kakua sambilanga kedek ingkel-ingkel, sambilana ngraos, “ Kaden wake iba suba bangka?” I Kakua masut, “ Uduh iba Lutung pelih pisan tetenger ibane, wireh dinane mani wake lakar keantenang ngajak Luh Ayu Kantrungan, tur wake dini maura baan amah-amahan.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

In Balinese:   I Lutung matolihan sambilanga ngetel paosne nepukin buka apa ane orahanga baan I Kakua, sarwi ngraos, “ Duh Kakua tutugang legan ibane tekening wake, wake ja nyilurin iba nongos di krangkenge”.

In English:  

In Indonesian:  

In Balinese:   Ukudan ibane tuah amun tain kaine dogen.

In English:  

In Indonesian:   Ukuran badanmu hanya seukuran kotoranku saja.

In Balinese:   Amuncen geden tain ibane!”

Mare keto, Sang Lanjana laut kirig-kirig tumuli makecos di duur tain kebone, sambilange ngomong, “Ih, iba Sang Muun.

In English:  

In Indonesian:   seberapa besar kotoranmu!”

Baru segitu, lalu Sang Lanjana mundur sedikit- sedikit sambil berlompat di atas kotoran kerbau, sambil berkata, "Eh, kamu Sang Muun.

In Balinese:   Sasubanne keto ngomong Sang Muun brangti, “Nah, saja kai kalah, dening gedenan tain ibane.

In English:  

In Indonesian:   Setelah itu Sang Muun berkata sambil marah, “iyaa, aku mengaku kalah, kotoranmu memang lebih besar, ayo sekarang siapa terbangnya lebih tinggi!” Begitulah Sang Muun berkata, lalu Sang Lanjana menjawab balik “Ayoo!

In Balinese:   Degag tingkah ibane mesuang peta teken kai.”

Suba kone keto, masaut Sang Lanjana, “Tui iba dadi ratu, kai tuara megusti teken iba.

In English:  

In Indonesian:   Sangat tidak sopan kamu berbicara padaku.”

Setelah itu, Sang Lanjana menjawab “ Walaupun kamu jadi ratu, aku tidak menjadi bawahanmu.

In Balinese:   Jet ja iba gede, tuara ja gedenan apa tain ibane teken tain kaine.

In English:  

In Indonesian:   Walaupun kamu besar, besaran mana kotoranmu ketimbang kotoranku.
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  1. ↑ F. Eiseman, Proverbs. 1987