Gerang

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gerang

Root

gerang

Other forms of "gerang"

Gerangasem

soup, in the form of a stew of some sort of be and water, to be used with nasi campur and poured over it. can be meat or fish and may be leftovers from making other foods, such as sate, penget is an archaic word for the same food

Definitions

• any sort of small, whole dried fish used both for food and to make fish meal for chicken feed (tepung). (Mider) en
• dried fish; dried anchovies (Mider) en
• ikan kering; ikan teri kering (Mider) id

Translation in English

dried fish; dried anchoviesdry

Translation in Indonesian

ikan kering; ikan teri kering

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Related words

be, pasih, anyar, awan, cenik, ulam

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Mider

gerang

Kasar

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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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Sentences Example

Balinese

Be gerang sambel plecing jaan sajan yaning anggo darang nasi.

English

Plecing anchovy sauce is very good if you eat it with rice.

Indonesian

Ikan teri sambal plecing enak sekali kalau dipakai lauk makan.

Balinese

Ngorok gerang.

English

(proverb) Stab a gerang (a tiny little fish from the sea that is usually sold dried or salted). If you stab a live one, it does not produce any blood. Said of a person who does something that does not result in what he sets out to accomplish. Especially used if a man marries a thin woman who does not then have a baby because she not have strong energy. The man is disappointed in the woman. Always refers to something that is alive, not to a thing or an idea.

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