Tahi

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thi
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Definitions
  • dung en
  • rust en
  • dirt en
Translation in English
dung; dirt; rust
Translation in Indonesian
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Mider
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Andap
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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
Bali Dataran
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Bali Aga
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Sentences Example
Balinese
Mejek tahi di gidate.
English
Knead shit on the forehead. [proverb] If you do this, you will mess yourself up, but you will be the only one who smells and is bothered. You should solve you own problems and not bother others with them. If you do spread your problems around, people will say this to you. In other words, keep your problems to yourself.
Indonesian
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[[Word example text en::Knead shit on the forehead. [proverb] If you do this, you will mess yourself up, but you will be the only one who smells and is bothered. You should solve you own problems and not bother others with them. If you do spread your problems around, people will say this to you. In other words, keep your problems to yourself.| ]]
Balinese
Tahi dengdeng goreng jaen.
English
Shit dried under the sun and fried is delicious. This is a pun on “dengdeng”, which not only means dried under the sun, but is also the name of a dried, shredded beef that has a nice sweet taste. It is really just a joke or pun, not a proverb. It seemingly means that fried, sun-dried shit is good to eat. But, if you forget about the “tahi”, then it just means that fried dengdeng, the dried beef, is good to eat.
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