malukat
mlukt/- Refers to activities involving purifying one's self, going to a source of water to ask permission of God, and using the water to purify one's self. (Noun)
- throw away dirty things, bathe, be purified (Verb)
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malukat
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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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Bali dataran dialect
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Usage Examples
I Luh: Dadi sibarengan niki nangkil ka Pura Tirta Empul? Dewi: Nggih, Mbok lakar malukat tur nunas tirta penyucian.
[example 2]I Luh: What a coincident that we both are here at Tirta Empul Temple? Dewi: Yes, I am going to perform a purification and also ask for holy water.
⚙ Usage examples pulled from the Virtual Library
In Balinese: Lacur pisan, dresta indik Banyu Pinaruh puniki akehan kalaksanayang nyantos malukat kemanten.
In English: Unfortunately, this Banyu Pinaruh tradition is now mostly done up to holy bath only.
In Indonesian: Sayang sekali, tradisi Banyu Pinaruh ini kebanyakan hanya dilakukan hingga upacara mandi suci saja.
In Balinese: Ring rahina puniki, krama Hindune ring Bali matangi semeng pisan, sampun kenten malukat antuk toya anyar.
In English: On this day, the Hindu people in Bali wake up in the morning, then they take holy bath (melukat) with holy water.
In Indonesian: Pada hari ini, umat Hindu di Bali bangun pagi-pagi, lalu mandi dengan air suci.
In Balinese: Lukat geni inggih punika upacara malukat ngangge sarana geni, kamargiang ring Catuspata Desa Paksebali, Dawan, Klungkung.
In English: Lukat means 'holy bath', but in the Lukat Geni ceremony, what is used for 'bathing' is fire ignited from 36 dried coconut leaves (called danyuh: see dictionary 'danyuh').
In Indonesian: Upacara ini diikuti oleh para laki-laki muda pada senja hari Pangerupukan (Tawur Agung Kesanga: lihat entri).
In Balinese: Manut dresta ring akudang wawengkon Bali, i rerama taler malukat rikala upacara puniki.
In English: In some traditions, the parents take a holy bath (called malukat) during the procession.
In Indonesian: Banyak sumbangan dan hadiah diberikan kepada para orang suci.
In Balinese: Lumrahnyane anake malukat ritatkala rahina pawetonannyane (cingak entri “Otonan”) manut kalender wariga Bali.
In English: Usually people perform the malukat ritual on the day of their birth (see entry “Otonan”) according to the Balinese astrological calendar.
In Indonesian: Biasanya orang-orang melakukan ritual malukat saat hari kelahirannya (lihat entri “Otonan”) menurut kalender astrologi Bali.
In Balinese: Upacara malukat masal kalaksanayang ring rahina Banyu Pinaruh (cingakin entri “Banyu Pinaruh”) semeng olih akeh kramane.
In English: Malukat is a procession of holy bathing with holy water.
In Indonesian: Malukat adalah prosesi mandi suci dengan air suci.
In Balinese: Malukat kalaksanayang ring matan toya, pancoran suci, danu, tukad, telaga suci utawi pasisi.
In English: Malukat is performed in springs, holy showers, lakes, rivers, sacred ponds or beaches.
In Indonesian: Malukat berasal dari kata ‘lukat’ atau ‘lukar’ yang artinya berganti. ‘Lukat’ juga berarti berganti menjadi sesuatu yang lebih bersih atau suci.
In Balinese: Malukat mawit saking kruna ‘lukat’ wiadin ‘lukar’ sane artosnyane masalin. ‘Lukat’ taler maartos masalin dados napi sane kedas utawi suci.
In English: Malukat is performed in springs, holy showers, lakes, rivers, sacred ponds or beaches.
In Indonesian: Malukat berasal dari kata ‘lukat’ atau ‘lukar’ yang artinya berganti. ‘Lukat’ juga berarti berganti menjadi sesuatu yang lebih bersih atau suci.
In Balinese: Manut bendesa Abuan, sami anake dados malukat tur nunas panyucian ring toya campuhan punika.
In English: According to the local bendesa, everyone can take a shower and ask for purification in the combination of the two rivers.
In Indonesian: Menuju perayaan Galungan, masyarakat Banjar Sala, Desa Abuan, Kecamatan Susut, Bangli melakukan ritual Masiram Toya Daha.
In Balinese: Raris, parikrama malukat punika kalanturang ring Pesiraman Dedari, ring genah grojogan sane luih.
In English: According to the local bendesa, everyone can take a shower and ask for purification in the combination of the two rivers.
In Indonesian: Menuju perayaan Galungan, masyarakat Banjar Sala, Desa Abuan, Kecamatan Susut, Bangli melakukan ritual Masiram Toya Daha.
In Balinese: Sasampun upacara masiram suci utawi malukat puniki puput, para yowanane kaicen galah nglaksanayang parikrama lianan sane kabaos Magobag-gobagan.
In English: The people believe that the area where the rivers intersect is also frequently visited by angels.
In Indonesian: Setelah upacara mandi suci ini berakhir, para pemuda dan pemudi diberikan waktu untuk melangsungkan upacara khusus lain yang disebut Magobag-gobagan.
In Balinese: Ritual malukat ring sagara puniki kelaksanayang nyabran rahina Kuningan santukan ring galahe punika taler namonin rahina Kajeng Kliwon.
In English: Melukat ritual is carried out because the Kuningan Day celebration coincides with the Kajeng Kliwon day.
In Indonesian: Ritual melukat ini dilakukan sebab, perayaan Hari Raya Kuningan bertepatan dengan hari Kajeng Kliwon.
Root
Other forms of "lukat"
purify, make ritually clean, remove impurity, exorcism
to purify
for removing spell or impurity from someone, purify, make ritually clean, exorcise
purification ceremony for a person
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Translations
English
to be purified
Indonesian
meruwat
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