Cicipin

← Cicipan

Cidra →

cicipin/,

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

Nyicip

to taste

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

• nyoba ajengan mangda uning rasa ban
• taste it en
• coba untuk merasai id

Translation in English

taste it

Translation in Indonesian

cicipi

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Related words

ngajeng, bibih

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cicipin

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Sentences Example

Taste the food in the kitchen.

Balinese

Cicipin ajengan sané wénten ring paon.

English

Taste the food in the kitchen.

Indonesian

Cicipi makanan yang ada di dapur.

Usage examples pulled from the Community Spaces

Balinese

Belog, apa daar cai ento mirib jaen pesan?”

Masaut I Belog, “Taluh kakul ane duduk icang di pundukane.” Buin lantas mamunyi Pan Sari, “Yen keto tegarang balin bedik, kal cicipin!” Masaut I Belog, “Beh, Bapa tusing ja bisa naar taluh kakul cara naar jaja begina magoreng.”

Sawireh bas mamelas Pan sari nagih ngidih, baanga teken I Belog nyicipin jaja beginane ento.

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