Jakanan

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jakanan

Root

jakan

Other forms of "jakan"

Ajakanan

(size) is enough for one time cooking (about rice)

Jajakanan

a term in Jimbaran

Jakana

cooked by him/her (usually about rice)

Jakanang

please cook (about rice)

Nyakan

to cook rice, the verb cannot be used to refer to cooking anything other than rice

Nyakanang

to cook

Definitions

• apa sane anggona nyakan, apa sane jakana ban
• the results of cooking, enough for cooking en
• hasil menanak atau cukup untuk ditanak; ukuran cukup untuk ditanak id

Translation in English

the results of cooking, enough for cooking

Translation in Indonesian

hasil menanak, cukup untuk ditanak

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Related words

nasi, nyakan, paon, baas

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jakanan

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Sentences Example

Having enough rice to cook five days.

Balinese

Ngelah baas jakanan limang dina.

English

Having enough rice to cook five days.

Indonesian

Mempunyai beras cukup untuk ditanak lima hari.

Usage examples pulled from the Community Spaces

Balinese

Yan suba majakan, ento aba mai!” Suud ia ngomong keto, lantas jakanan I Tiwase juanga.

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Indonesian

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Folktale I Sugih Teken I Tiwas