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  • Gentawang  + (When Kajeng Kliwon I saw a spirit making a bell sound at the southern corner of the house)
  • Bebuduhan  + (When he was with his lover he didn't remember friends.)
  • Rare angonan  + (When it's kite season, lots of people fly kites.)
  • Rare angonan  + (When it's kite season, lots of people fly kites.)
  • Rangdu  + (When playing hide and seek Ketut is hiding in a bamboo tree.)
  • Bale angklung  + (While Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita were walWhile Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita were walking towards the market, they stopped briefly in front of the bale angklung, the pavilion where the gamelan instruments are kept. There Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita saw several people from the youth group throw a lot of plastic waste into the river. But it was not only plastic waste. They also saw young men throwing away the leftover foam materials from making ogoh-ogoh.over foam materials from making ogoh-ogoh.)
  • Sisan  + (While Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita were walWhile Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita were walking towards the market, they stopped briefly in front of the bale angklung, the pavilion where the gamelan instruments are kept. There Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita saw several people from the youth group throw a lot of plastic waste into the river. But it was not only plastic waste. They also saw young men throwing away the leftover foam materials from making ogoh-ogoh.over foam materials from making ogoh-ogoh.)
  • Truna-trunane  + (While Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita were walWhile Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita were walking towards the market, they stopped briefly in front of the bale angklung, the pavilion where the gamelan instruments are kept. There Luh Ayu Manik and Putu Nita saw several people from the youth group throw a lot of plastic waste into the river. But it was not only plastic waste. They also saw young men throwing away the leftover foam materials from making ogoh-ogoh.over foam materials from making ogoh-ogoh.)
  • Negul  + (Who tied the kite string to this mango tree?)
  • Nglengkungang  + (Who wants to bend the bamboo?)
  • Nglengkungang  + (Who wants to bend the bamboo?)
  • Sami  + (Wishing everyone health, prosperity, and peace. Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om)
  • Kandikan  + (Wood produced by splitting with an ax.)
  • Patuh  + (Wow, this klepon is really delicious, Yu. The fried banana as well. You are really talented making all of these pastries (Lit: Very talented, Ayu is, at making these pastries).)
  • Cekuh  + (Yoga: What are the ingredients? Ayu: Chili, shrimp paste, tomato, garlic, shallot, red hot chili, ginger, cutcherry, shrimp paste, salt, and sugar.)
  • Buta  + (blind-our-eyes; small to medium size tree blind-our-eyes; small to medium size tree with pipe cleaner - like flowers that grows in the drier part of mangrove swamps and along rocky shores; tree exudes a very irritating latex that is said to cause blindness if it enters the eye; leaves are spirally arranged, elliptical, with sharp or shortly blunt points, up to 10 x 5 cm., but usually smaller; trees are dioecious, i.e. have either all male or all female flowers that occur in pale green catkin-like structures; used medicinally in parts of South-east Asia, but not in Bali parts of South-east Asia, but not in Bali)
  • Lengis nyuh  + (coconut oil is good for making sambal matah)
  • Lengis nyuh  + (coconut oil is good for making sambal matah)
  • Susuban  + (dodi stepped on the bamboo until it was hit by thorns in the rice fields)
  • Panangkeb  + (father make a cover of food using bamboo)
  • Ambun  + (his kite flew through the clouds.)
  • Sekul  + (remember the offerings are filled with white rice)
  • Sekul  + (remember the offerings are filled with white rice)
  • Rare  + (the children play in the yard)
  • Babuk  + (the pond is shallow making the fish jump)
  • Babuk  + (the pond is shallow making the fish jump)
  • Amis-amisan  + (After making the kite, remember to take the leftover garbage from splitting and whittle the bamboo!)
  • Amis-amisan  + (After making the kite, remember to take the leftover garbage from splitting and whittle the bamboo!)
  • Ngentungang  + ("De, try not to throw garbage into the river!" said mother.)
  • Kutak-kutik  + ((proverb) Twist back and forth work that is not real. Try or pretend to work by making a big fuss but not accomplishing anything. Make a bad state of affairs worse.)
  • Empeng  + (1. A loud noise causes deaf ears. 2. (someone) ears turn to deaf after hear the sound of a kind of explosion made of bamboo and carbide.)
  • Bungbung  + (A bungbung is made from bamboo. The top aA bungbung is made from bamboo. The top and the base are both cut below a node in the bamboo. The purpose of this is to make a vessel for storing the holy water that is requested at a temple. Similarly, there is a cover which prevents the holy water from spilling out. The bungbung is decorated with leaves at the top and wrapped in yellow and white cloth.top and wrapped in yellow and white cloth.)
  • Bedah  + (A bungbung is made from bamboo. The top aA bungbung is made from bamboo. The top and the base are both cut below a node in the bamboo. The purpose of this is to make a vessel for storing the holy water that is requested at a temple. Similarly, there is a cover which prevents the holy water from spilling out. The bungbung is decorated with leaves at the top and wrapped in yellow and white cloth.top and wrapped in yellow and white cloth.)
  • Plawa  + (A bungbung is made from bamboo. The top aA bungbung is made from bamboo. The top and the base are both cut below a node in the bamboo. The purpose of this is to make a vessel for storing the holy water that is requested at a temple. Similarly, there is a cover which prevents the holy water from spilling out. The bungbung is decorated with leaves at the top and wrapped in yellow and white cloth.top and wrapped in yellow and white cloth.)
  • Anyar-anyar  + (A new idea that turns out not to be very good (literally, new idea like making pindang out of coconut wood).)
  • Galar  + (A proverb: Literally meaning (Like a piece of bamboo for a pedestal), meaning (very thin).)
  • Jangih  + (A voice like bamboo stem blown by the wind. "sunari" is a long piece of bamboo with a slit that makes a pretty noise when the wind blows it.)
  • Sunari  + (A voice like bamboo stem blown by the wind.)
  • Munyi  + (A voice like bamboo stem blown by the wind. "sunari" is a long piece of bamboo with a slit that makes a pretty noise when the wind blows it.)
  • Katabasin  + (After cutting down the bamboo, then flattened using machete by I Gusti Rai.)
  • Piring  + (After eating, remember to wash the dishes.)
  • Amis-amisan  +
  • Tapinin  + (After that, we separate the seed using the bamboo tray.)
  • Aji  + (After that, we separate the seed using the bamboo tray.)
  • Ngiu  + (After that, we separate the seed using the bamboo tray.)
  • Pasemetonan  + (Always remember brotherhood and love one another.)
  • Palinggih  + (Among those volunteering works performed are majejaitan (making offerings from young coconut leaves), decorating the shrines, and any common volunteering works.)
  • Katurang  + (Among those volunteering works performed are majejaitan (making offerings from young coconut leaves), decorating the shrines, and any common volunteering works.)
  • Ngayah  + (Among those volunteering works performed are majejaitan (making offerings from young coconut leaves), decorating the shrines, and any common volunteering works.)
  • Ngwastranin  + (Among those volunteering works performed are majejaitan (making offerings from young coconut leaves), decorating the shrines, and any common volunteering works.)
  • Canang  + (BSBB…..This is busung (immature coconut leBSBB…..This is busung (immature coconut leaf), this is semat (tiny stick made from bamboo)… Aah….become canang (an offerings made from configuration of flowers with a special form of coconut leaf as its base). This is busung, this is rice… Aah become tipat (a kind of food made of cooked rice in an immature coconut leaf). Busung-semat, rice-bu..busung….aah…be..busung-rice-semat-busung! Busung semat rice busung!.....Seems ok, right..g semat rice busung!.....Seems ok, right..)
  • Busung  + (BSBB…..This is busung (immature coconut leBSBB…..This is busung (immature coconut leaf), this is semat (tiny stick made from bamboo)… Aah….become canang (an offerings made from configuration of flowers with a special form of coconut leaf as its base). This is busung, this is rice… Aah become tipat (a kind of food made of cooked rice in an immature coconut leaf). Busung-semat, rice-bu..busung….aah…be..busung-rice-semat-busung! Busung semat rice busung!.....Seems ok, right..g semat rice busung!.....Seems ok, right..)