Nyicip

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Nyicipin →

Zøÿ ci p/.

Root

cicip

Other forms of "cicip"

Cicipan

offering that is used only at the time of a ngaben to get holy water from a temple. Cicip means to taste, and the offering consists of eleven separate celemik, each containing a food that has been boiled

Cicipin

taste it

Nyicipin

touch with tip of tongue, taste in a crude sense without noting subtleties, i.e. good, bad, hot, cold, but not much more detail (vs. ngrasa = feelings about taste)

Definitions

• to taste en

Translation in English

to taste

Translation in Indonesian

untuk merasakan

Synonyms

nyobakin

Ngasanin

Antonyms

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Related words

rasa, nyobain

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Word audio

Level of Speech Option

Mider

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Kasar

nyelekin

Andap

Nyicip

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

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Sentences Example

Balinese

putu nyicip basa ane lalah di umah ne made

English

putu tasted spicy spices at this home made

Indonesian

putu menyiipi bumbu yang pedas di rumahnya made

Usage examples pulled from the Community Spaces

Balinese

Yening sameton meled nyicip, loloh puniki sampun kaadol ring supermarket.

English

Loloh is a traditional herbal medicine that is usually consumed by Balinese people to maintain body freshness.

Indonesian

Loloh produksi Desa Penglipuran sudah merambah ke luar desa.

Cuisine Loloh Cemcem

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