Jalikan

jlikn/

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Definitions

also is used to refer to the forge of a Pande en
stove en
traditional Balinese wood stove with three holes on top en
also refers just to the inside or hearth of this stove en
tungku id
tungku kayu tradisional Bali dengan tiga lubang di atasnya id

Translation in English

stove

Translation in Indonesian

tungku

Synonyms

Paon (l)

Antonyms

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Related words

Paon, Nyakan, Ngidu

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Mider

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Kasar

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Andap

jalikan

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

jalikan (Batununggul/Nusa Penida, Sembiran); paon (Semanik, Belimbing); song paon (Seraya); bungut paon (Kedisan); paen (Sukawana); jaliken (Tigawasa)

Sentences Example

Balinese

Buka cicing medemin jalikan paone; kudu-kudu anget bulunne lilig.

English

Like a dog sleeping in a stove; his body is warm, but his fur falls out. [proverb] Said of a man who likes to go out with a woman and make love to her often. He will be happy (warm), but, by the time he gets married, he will not have any money left, because women spend money very quickly. Also said if such a man never gets married, because he doesn’t have any money left after going out with women a great deal. In both cases the man enjoyed himself while spending the money. Jalikan is the word for the inside of an old-fashioned clay stove. The stove itself is called paon, whence the usual word for kitchen, paon. The inside of the stove is the jalikan. The prapen is the base of the stove.

Indonesian

Seperti anjing di samping tungku, memang hangat tapi bulunya rontok.

[[Word example text en::Like a dog sleeping in a stove; his body is warm, but his fur falls out. [proverb] Said of a man who likes to go out with a woman and make love to her often. He will be happy (warm), but, by the time he gets married, he will not have any money left, because women spend money very quickly. Also said if such a man never gets married, because he doesn’t have any money left after going out with women a great deal. In both cases the man enjoyed himself while spending the money. Jalikan is the word for the inside of an old-fashioned clay stove. The stove itself is called paon, whence the usual word for kitchen, paon. The inside of the stove is the jalikan. The prapen is the base of the stove.| ]]

Balinese

I Dadong nyakan di jalikané tunian.

English

Grandmother was cooking rice in the stove earlier.

Indonesian

Nenek menanak nasi di tungku tadi.

Balinese

Jani jalikane suba magenti dadi kompor.

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Indonesian

Sekarang tungku sudah digantikan dengan kompor.