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refined (behavior, appearance)  +, fine (texture of cloth, poweder, surface)  +, high class, high level (language)  +,
fire with charcoal, glowing coals  +
eat (about animal)  +
food term for animals; feed  +
eat (by animals)  +
good deed, charity  +, often used to mean the sort of restaurant that is temporarily set up in a bale banjar to raise money for the banjar, usually around Galungan time  +, someetimes called bazar  +
peaceful, safe, secure  +
according to one's feeling  +
prohibition against using fire on Nyepi  +, probihition not to light a fire  +
prohibition against working on Nyepi  +
prohibition against exhibiting passions on Nyepi  +
prohibition against going outside house compound on Nyepi  +
road way, path  +, way; path  +
road; street; way  +
to be passed through; to pass through  +
through; passed by (by someone)  +
sky  +
prevent hinder, obstruct, block the way  +, excessive  +
Mangifera foetida; mango type plant, the bark is gray and cracked, the broken part of the skin comes out with sap which forms a clear resin, the leaves are rough and brittle, the flowers are panicle-shaped and fragrant, the fruit is large, egg-shaped and has large seeds, the flesh of the fruit fibrous, tastes sour and slightly sweet, usually used to mix cold drinks  +
send or someone  +, welcome him  +
a waist cloth  +, cloth worn around the hips over the kamben when using traditional Balinese dress (saput)  +
dress up shawl; dressed in scarves  +
the mind of someone who has arrived at the destination  +
behavior, manner, conduct  +, something overreact  +
homepage  +, veranda; porch  +
long grass, Imperata cylindrica (Graminae)  +, tall grass used for thatching roofs  +
hit it hard  +
away, take something, grab  +, take  +
way, route, way to some place  +, to be passed through; to pass through  +
sugar, palm leaves  +, young leaves of the sugar palm, Arenga pinnata; used for offerings and decorations  +, smell (Alus Singgih)  +,
shampoo, water that has been trickled or leached through wood ashes  +, used for shampoo or for cooking certain vegetables, notably don tuwi  +, to make them soft and palatable  +,
run away to neighbores house, e.g. wife after fighting with husband  +, pout, sulk  +, to anger or annoy  +
white fog  +, white clouds  +
chew ingredients  +, mixture of buah and pamor (areca nut and lime) smeared on a base (betel pepper) leaf and rolled up in a special form called tampelan. This is then rolled inside a piece of don kayu and skewered inside a kojong of busung. Used in ririan and daksina  +, ambung is a kind of climbing plant  +
keep; guard  +, grasp (weapon) to frighten  +
spirit  +, guards of big trees, rivers, large rocks that have unusual shapes, and other natural places. They themselves have strange shapes. One is a whirling flying arm, tangan-tangan that spins through the air. Another is kemangmang, a solitary head with no body. Ketugtug is a pair of feet that follow a person. Jerangkong is a walking skeleton. These apparitions are only seen at night  +, concubine; illegitimate wife  +
water that causes eternal life  +, nectar, water or milk  +, ray (from Sanskrit amrita)  +
snack, general word  +
pieces, small (about rubbish)  +
sour  +
take care of temple, guard, keep watch  +, nga.mong (take care/look after)  +
questioning word to enquire about size or quantity  +
much as that as big as that  +
load (counter word), one car load full of something  +
leftovers (about grated coconut, etc.)  +, chop; cleaning; mowing  +
sloppy, not careful with things, without being careful  +, careless  +
carry out something without being careful, without interference  +, underestimated  +
open (door, etc.)  +
white cow or buffalo with black hooves and horns  +
pull in opposite directions, e.g. tug of war  +, snatch; pull by force  +
pulp left over from the extraction of sugar from sugar cane (tebu), sagu from punyan jaka (sugar palm tree), or santen from coconut (nyuh) (the latter is also called usam). In areas other than Jimbaran, the word is used to mean dregs, lefteover, residue  +, residue from which liquid is pressed  +
blown by (wind)  +
green bamboo from makasar  +
rope that is twisted from two or more plys (not made from synthetics, nilon or plastik)  +, string from yarn  +
front porch; veranda  +
sandpaper, used to make surfaces smooth  +
envelope  +
black, that is sometimes chewed by pregnant women to satisfy a craving  +, clay; burnt and edible dry clay that can be eaten (usually by pregnant women)  +
bile  +, stomach gas  +
get together; gather  +
already; done  +
harvest  +, cousin  +, very light  +,
pardon, be sorry  +
to pardon; to excuse  +
as big as; as much as; so much; if; when; though  +
how much; how many  +
how many; how much  +
that much  +
this much  +
this, showing by gesture how big, deep, thick, etc.  +
exist (old javanese language)  +
in the past (old javanese language)  +
adult  +, baby  +, all of them  +,
the person; the people; the man; unkown person  +
rice cake boiled in plaited young coconut leaves  +
ring finger  +
Anantaboga is a dragon who is one of the children of Goddess Kadru with Rsi Kasyapa. One of the stories about Naga Anantaboga is found in the Adi Parwa text.  +
One of the two naga, or snake-dragons, that live in Bhur Loka, along with Bedawang  +, usually represented in art colored red  +, the other is Basuki. Anantaboga symbolizes the earthly needs of man.  +
Ficus rumphii (Moraceae)  +, fig tree  +, bottom of cock cage made of bamboo strips  +,
cage bottom  +, removable bottom of cock cage (guungan siap)  +
buster  +, A kind of leaf.  +, stick  +
the spirit of a particular place (tree, rock, river mouth, etc)  +
peg wood; benchmark  +, down payment  +, The term in the field of Balinese script which means abbreviation. Formation of abbreviations can be done by removing one or more parts and words that will be abbreviated (Ministry of Education and Culture, 1975: 21). For example the word laboratory abbreviated lab. In the Balinese script the formation of the Anceng script is also carried out by decapitation of parts or syllables that stand for it, with the writing system flanked by pangangsel carik or carik siki.  +
lift  +
move up and down  +, jumping up and down; jump around  +
ignite  +
ignited; verb used to say that someone has kindled a fire  +
start a fire  +
He/She ignited  +
remote place; rural area  +
three divisions  +, level  +, symbol  +
obstacle: blockage  +
bow drill, hand drill that spins alternately, action produced by two strings twisted around the shaft of the drill which are untwisteed by pushing on a horizontal bar that slips over the shaft  +, a small flywheel keeps the spin going long enough to twist the strings for another cycle  +
stop; hold; delay  +, start, stutter, stammer  +
rely upon, trust  +
chinese coins, pis bolong, packet of 225 used in daksina  +, kepeng/coin for the ceremony  +, guarantee  +
reliable  +, hope  +
stop  +, start, stutter, stammer  +, restrained; halting  +,
smelling like fresh blood  +, said of fresh meat  +
Cordyline is a genus of about 15 species of woody monocotyledonous flowering plants in family Asparagaceae, subfamily Lomandroideae. The subfamily has previously been treated as a separate family Laxmanniaceae,[2] or Lomandraceae. Other authors have placed the genus in the Agavaceae (now Agavoideae). Cordyline is native to the western Pacific Ocean region, from New Zealand, eastern Australia, southeastern Asia and Polynesia, with one species found in western South America. The name Cordyline comes from the Greek word kordyle, meaning "club," a reference to the enlarged underground stems or rhizomes.  +
bath towel  +
waterways  +
smoke  +
in the past  +, that, which, who  +, which  +
pair one of  +, counter for divisions of a pair (katih, shoe,hand, etc.)  +, side, edge  +,
to separate  +
mat: kind of coconut leaf mat used as an angap  +
preventer  +, thorny or barbed object erected to protect something, as a coconut leaf mat with thorns tied around the trunk of a tree to prevent someone from climbing the tree  +
tired  +
liver heart, seat of feeling  +, sense, thought  +, pity someone (ngangen)  +,
to hesitate or wait  +, to reconsider  +
warm  +, lukewarm, yeh anget = warm water (note: anget is said of a thick mattress)  +
warm, spicy things, spices  +
to heat or make hot  +
body  +
body  +
bracelet  +
rice knife  +, knife used to cut traditional rice (padi Bali or padi gaga). It consists of a vertical stick about 16 cm. long, tapered to a point at the top, attached to the back of a crescent-shaped horizontal wooden frame. The frame holds a thin steel blade, about 10 cm. long and 4 cm. wide. The tool is held by grasping the stock with the fingers of the right hand, two fingers and thumb above the blade, two fingers below. Rice stalk is cut by holding with left hand against the blade and grasping it with right thumb and two fingers. By twisting the right wrist slightly, the blade cuts the stalk, which is then grasped by the left hand and put into a bundle.  +
third day of the 7-day week (Tuesday)  +, urip = 3, bilangan = 2  +, a part of Sapta Wara  +
to use as, be treated with, to wear  +
Get something on credit, be trusted  +
to use as, be treated with, to wear  +
used as (passive), for the purpose of, with (broad usage)  +
a hook or curved blade  +, a tool to cut stems of plants  +
promise be willing (ceremonies only)  +
imitate  +
to use  +
use; wear  +
is used  +
orchid: one of the many different genera and species of the family Orchidaceae  +
grape  +
toe  +
nod head back and forth in a vertical plane to indicate agreement  +
nod the head repeatedly as if to say yes  +
wind, west, gust of wind, wind storm  +
particles {ne} stand for ownership or clarify the word that is followed. The word 'anginne' can be interpreted as the wind / that wind  +, wind; air movement from high pressure areas to low pressure areas  +
numeral  +
up and down movement  +
startled  +, frightened by a movement  +
greedy  +
small, rectangular 1-man hand net about 1 m. square with about 5 mm. mesh with two handles for catching crabs, imis and shrimp  +, the mouth of the net is held open by two crossed poles  +, net is placed in water at edge of beach and sand kicked onto it. The two stick handles are not connected. They are closer together or crossed at one end than at the other, forming a trapezoid or triangle.  +
lid, bedspread, table cloth  +
claim  +
full of magical power  +
lift raise, take off stove, remove from heat, lift up  +, remove from a hot place  +
deeply, breathe deeply, pant, exhausted  +
breath  +
mosquito  +
musical instrument made from two bamboo tubes suspendeed in a frame  +, the frame is held in the hand and shaken sideways so that the bamboo tubes hit the frame, making a mellow sound  +, Balinese gamelan played with slendro barrel  +
proud egoistic, brave, have false pride, plan, have as a plan, target, aim (see pangkah)  +
yard wall frame  +, the gate of the yard  +
Elephant's horns  +
not sold; not accepted  +
surprised, astonished, amazed  +
something surprising  +
panting  +
shepherd, herdsman  +
herd  +
to be shepherded (by someone); to be pastored (by someone)  +
gill  +
sigh, be out of breath  +
sob, gasp for breath  +
a musical accent  +, a complex syncopated accent in a dance in which dancer and gong execute a sudden change of rhythm and stop for a very short pause  +, wedge  +
pull out, jerk suddenly (as a fishing line)  +
breathing  +
smell of burned rice or other similar food  +
rocking motion as in a boat on rough water  +
raise it  +
unmarried not yet married  +, young  +
white monkey general who helped Rama in the Hindu epic  +, his name is Hanuman in Bahasa Indonesia  +
empty space  +
in  +
rice  +
smooth; without barriers  +
chain  +
touch make something touch something else  +
make something touch something else, abutting  +
subordinates  +, lower people  +
to hit or punch with force  +
younger sibling  +
"A wrap-around for the chest (for women) for ceremonies and dance performances."  +
make something hit something else, slam (door)  +
wait  +
wait a second  +
egg fertilized  +
earring hanging, with hook  +
outrigger socket  +, wooden loop attached to top of stern end of katih of jukung (outrigger) to accept the end of the cedik, the wooden piece that fits into the outrigger at its outboard end and that is attached to the paan bayungan at its inboard end, which, in turn, is attached to the gunwales of the boat  +, used only on jukungs in the suung, not in Jimbaran Bay.  +
wig of long hair that can be tied up into a bun (sanggul) or worn long  +
wait  +
by; because; about  +, (used in the same way as baan as a preposition and conjunction)  +
return it; give back  +
return; returned by him or her; given back  +
connect  +
something or other, so and so, something not definite  +, a certain one  +, tease, bother, disturb, annoy  +,
knowledge  +, reaching a religious conclusion or achieving knowledge by direct communication with god by belief  +, other types of premana are Pratyaksa Pramana, achieving knowleedge through observation, and Agama Pramana, achieving knowledge through analysis  +
Referring to something said previously  +
be loved; cherished; sympathy; affection  +
comfortable  +
vegetables mixed with minced meat  +
urinating, difficulty with  +
unused (opposite is buuk, meaning dirty because used a great deal)  +
try something briefly and then give it up  +, literally fresh fish spoils fast.  +
spoiled quickly  +
harvest; reap  +
less powerful  +
washed away in a flood  +, floating, washed away  +, things floating on the sea that have been washed away from somewhere else  +
carried away (by water/flood at the river/sea)  +
Ao +
yes, (note that nah is different than ao  +, ao simply implies agreement  +, nah implies that the speaker will do what is asked of him)  +
mix  +
What?  +
moreover; whatelse  +
liquid; water  +
will there be  +
measurement  +, length of time it takes to complete a chew of areca (betel) nut  +
fluent  +
which parte  +
so that, in order to, should, let him, must  +
so that  +, conjunctions to mark or indicate a hope; so that  +
period of 630 days which is 3 Pawukon cycles or 10 periods of ngunalatri  +, this is the period of re-occurence of ngunalatri to a given week  +
length of time it takes to chew a wad of betel  +
distance one can throw an average object, perhaps 20 - 25 m.  +
long as it takes to cook some rice  +
level even, flat  +
crazy  +
Ankle deep  +
stale  +
pretty; handsome  +
apple  +
rice cake (jaja) that looks like a cup cake and is usually sold in a small paper cup  +, normally made of rice flour dough, cane and palm sugar, and a little tape ubi. The dough is allowed to rise overnight and then steamed. There are usually 3 or 4 lobes in each apem, and they may be colored bright red or green, or both.  +
maintain  +
per measure of lime or palm sugar  +
prohibition against building a house across a public road from the house of a family member. This brings very bad luck.  +
fire  +
a fire that is placed on two pieces of coconut husk which are placed crosswise, the one above is facedown, covering the bottom, is used during the yadnya blind ceremony  +
mangrove tree, Avicennia officinalis, Avicennia marina (Avicenniaceae  +, mangrove tree with relatively small leaves that are quite pale on underside  +, fruits are inconspicuous compared to othe mangrove species in Bali  +,
red in the skin folds (neck, thighs, etc.) due to prickly heat  +
avalanche; slide; fell (about the edge of well, hill, etc)  +
do something neatly, tidily, delicately, gently (vs. ampah = sloppy)  +
treated; cared; maintained  +
unit weight; one 'pikul'; 62,5 kilogram  +
cheating  +
even though  +
the fire  +
light a fire  +
a bunch; a bundle  +
once  +
two niches, one on each side of the entrance gate to the house compound in which offerings are placed to help guard against entry of evil influences  +, space between two things or time between two events  +, in between  +
location said of a house that has been built between two rivers, which will bring very bad luck  +
horizontal beams of a roof that tie sloping members at the bottom  +
loom parts  +, pair of small slats or wooden boards placed on each side of the end of the woven end of the material in a Balinese backstrap loom, cagcag, and used to roll up the completed material as the work progresses  +