Ngulap

ngulap

• summon someone by waving hand en
• wave en

Andap

ngulap

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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i meme ngulap pianakne tundena mulih.

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Root

ulap

Other forms of "ulap"

Ngulapin

wave, dazzle (either with bright light or with something like wealth or knowl-edge, blind temporarily, purification ceremony, invite gods to attend ceremony, ceremony to restore health after sickness, perform a ceremony for safety, call a spirit to come back after an accident, give a sign to someone, call someone, call by gesturing

Ulap

temporarily blinded either literally, e.g. by sun or very bright light, or figuratively (by wealth, excessive display or behavior), wave the hand, summon or call by waving the hand, invite to come

Ulap-ulap

drawing on white cloth that is hung on a building at the time of its dedication, lintel, door, gate, wave the hand in order to summon a person, bemo, etc., facilities for the ceremony in the form of gauze that is 'karajah' or drawn with Balinese script which is then affixed to certain parts of the building (generally at the top), such as the front of the palinggih, over the door, the temple bentar, and so on.

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Balinese

Translations

English

summon; wave

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• Ngulapin