Makikih

makikih

mkiki;

• finely grated; shredded en
• makikih describes something already grated. Vs. makukur = something coarsely grated (Verb) en
• terparut; sudah diparut (Verb) id

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makikih

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Usage Examples

Tiang makarya santen nganggen nyuh sane sampun makikih.

I make coconut milk from grated coconut.

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⚙ Usage examples pulled from the Community Spaces

In Balinese:   Yéning sampun rateng raris kacacarang antuk don biu miwah kadagingin kelapa sané makikih maibuh gula barak.[1]

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In Indonesian:  

- Cuisine Jaja Laklak

[[Word example text ban::Yéning sampun rateng raris kacacarang antuk don biu miwah kadagingin kelapa sané makikih maibuh gula barak.[1]| ]]

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Root

kikih

Other forms of "kikih"

Kikian

a rasp often made of perforated sheet metal on a wooden base

Kikih

grate something finely (eg coconut)

Ngikih

grate into fine pieces (eg coconut), to make coconut oil, the word really refers only to grating coconut, but, by extension, it is commonly used to refer to the whole process of making coconut oil

Ngikihin

grating

Nyikih

make coconut oil, lengis, or minyak kelapa. The word nyikih refers only to the grating of the coconut, but it is commonly used to refer to the entire process of making lengis

Pangikian

a rasp with small holes for fine grating, such as coconut, compare to pengukuran, which is similar, but has coarser protrusions, the usual food to be grated is coconut, but any relatively soft material can be used, sometimes called kikian

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Related words

nyuh, kikih, gobed, saur, santen

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Background information

English
Indonesian
Balinese

Translations

English

grated; already grated; shredded

Indonesian

terparut; sudah diparut

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