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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "prohibition against going outside house compound on Nyepi". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Ngugug  + (prod at something with an instrument)
  • Kotek  + (prod at something repeated so as to knock it down, e.g. fruit or flower on a tree)
  • Ngotek  + (prod at something repeated so as to knock it down, e.g. fruit on a tree)
  • Ngasilang  + (produce (crop), yield, have a result)
  • Manakan  + (produce young)
  • Kacangcang  + (tree (Lecythidaceae))
  • Bangkuang  + (jicama (Leguminosae), yam bean)
  • Kepuh  + (tree (Bombacaceae))
  • Poh  + (mango (Anacardiaceae) large, spreading tree with grayish-brown, fissured bark)
  • Yasa  + (product of work that is good)
  • Pagae  + (product of work; work result; work)
  • Ulihan  + (product, yield, result, crop)
  • Juru  + (professional or craftsperson, often followed by the specific profession (eg. juru foto))
  • Cacep  + (proficient)
  • Untung  + (profit)
  • Mabati  + (Profit)
  • Bati  + (profit money or experience)
  • Guna  + (profit, advantage, energy gain, magic)
  • Lantas  + (pass away, go away)
  • Macet  + (get stuck, in the sense of not being able to go any farther, or not being able to continue, such as a traffic jam, a very tight screw, a dead end road, and so on)
  • Nembaang  + (prohibit forbid)
  • Tembaang  + (prohibit forbid)
  • Jejepan  + (prohibited daily activities as dictated byprohibited daily activities as dictated by the Pawukon calendar: Mina = cannot catch fish to be mainetained, Taru = cannot get wood to be used for house, Sato = cannot look for animals to be raised, Patra = cannot write anything important, Wong = cannot look for a spouse, Paksi = cannot look for a bird to be maintained = cannot look for a bird to be maintained)
  • Apes  + (prohibition against building a house across a public road from the house of a family member. This brings very bad luck.)
  • Amati lelanguan  + (prohibition against exhibiting passions on Nyepi)
  • Amati lelungan  + (prohibition against going outside house compound on Nyepi)
  • Ingkel  + (prohibition against some form of activity during a seven day period corresponding to one of the 30 weeks of the Pawukon cycle.)
  • Amati geni  + (prohibition against using fire on Nyepi)
  • Amati karya  + (prohibition against working on Nyepi)
  • Catur  + (stages of life)
  • Nyetel  + (project, draw attention to something, highlight, illuminate, give importance to)
  • Mimis  + (projectile, bullet, shell with bullet and casing)
  • Moncok  + (projection)
  • Sambil  + (projections of yoke used in plowing that fit over neck of cow or water buffalo)
  • Sonokeling  + (tree (Leguminosae))
  • Pepeson  + (dues; contribution)
  • Masesangi  + (promise)
  • Majanji  + (promise)
  • Pasubayan  + (promise)
  • Sadia  + (happiness due to being lucky or successful)
  • Pasubaya  + (treaty)
  • Sengketa  + (legal action, lawsuit, quarrel, dispute)
  • Subaya  + (promise)
  • Makuburan Bali  + (promise ladbadan, a kind of pun on the word sema, which means cemetery)
  • Sesangi  + (vows; utterances, words, or promises (to oneself or God) to do something if the intention is achieved)
  • Masaudan  + (promise a god that some sort of offering will be made or some sort of action taken, often requiring considerable trouble and expense, if the god will grant a wish from the supplicant)
  • Masanggup  + (promise accept)
  • Anggih  + (promise be willing (ceremonies only))
  • Nganggihan  + (promise to a god or spirit to do something specific, promise about something, promise for someone)
  • Uluk-uluk  + (promise to give something to someone, but do not give it as promised)
  • Semaya  + (promise, agree, divine decree)