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• Saabina  + (The offering was covered by him using a black serving cover.)
• Gentong  + (The rice is stored in a bucket-shaped container made of fired red clay.)
• Karimbag  + (The wood was cut with big parts with my grandfather.)
• Lubak injin  + (There was a black civet entered the house.)
• Ukiran  + (They have a collection of carvings.)
• Kajang  + (Transport the sand repeatedly using a bucket!)
• Kajang  + (Transport the sand repeatedly using a bucket!)
• Naenin  + (Wayan: My name is I Wayan Nirdon and I’m … Wayan: My name is I Wayan Nirdon and I’m from the village of Selat Tengah, Susut, Bangli. I have children … two. One is in 6th class in Elementary School. Er ... the other one is not at school yet. (As for) my daily activities …. I make black sand carvings*. Er ... I get orders for my friends. There are those who order elephants, there are those who order crows, there are those who order decorative ornaments for buildings. That’s how it is. That’s about it.</br>Guna: What about wood carving? Can you do that?</br>Wayan: I used to do wood carving. In the beginning I … carved wood. Wood was first for me.</br>Guna: Hmmmm..</br>Wayan: But after that, I moved to sand …. to sand.</br>Guna: Oh ... so that’s how it was. What caused you to take up sand carving?</br>Wayan: Er … because (it was) more promising. The product promises (a better income). The daily rate (is better) too … yes I get a little more.</br>Guna: Oh I see. Yes ... yes. Thank you.</br>* Black sand is mixed with cement and the mixture is intricately carved while still soft.re is intricately carved while still soft.)
• Molih  + (Wayan: My name is I Wayan Nirdon and I’m … Wayan: My name is I Wayan Nirdon and I’m from the village of Selat Tengah, Susut, Bangli. I have children … two. One is in 6th class in Elementary School. Er ... the other one is not at school yet. (As for) my daily activities …. I make black sand carvings*. Er ... I get orders for my friends. There are those who order elephants, there are those who order crows, there are those who order decorative ornaments for buildings. That’s how it is. That’s about it.</br>Guna: What about wood carving? Can you do that?</br>Wayan: I used to do wood carving. In the beginning I … carved wood. Wood was first for me.</br>Guna: Hmmmm..</br>Wayan: But after that, I moved to sand …. to sand.</br>Guna: Oh ... so that’s how it was. What caused you to take up sand carving?</br>Wayan: Er … because (it was) more promising. The product promises (a better income). The daily rate (is better) too … yes I get a little more.</br>Guna: Oh I see. Yes ... yes. Thank you.</br>* Black sand is mixed with cement and the mixture is intricately carved while still soft.re is intricately carved while still soft.)
• Mesen  + (Wayan: My name is I Wayan Nirdon and I’m … Wayan: My name is I Wayan Nirdon and I’m from the village of Selat Tengah, Susut, Bangli. I have children … two. One is in 6th class in Elementary School. Er ... the other one is not at school yet. (As for) my daily activities …. I make black sand carvings*. Er ... I get orders for my friends. There are those who order elephants, there are those who order crows, there are those who order decorative ornaments for buildings. That’s how it is. That’s about it.</br>Guna: What about wood carving? Can you do that?</br>Wayan: I used to do wood carving. In the beginning I … carved wood. Wood was first for me.</br>Guna: Hmmmm..</br>Wayan: But after that, I moved to sand …. to sand.</br>Guna: Oh ... so that’s how it was. What caused you to take up sand carving?</br>Wayan: Er … because (it was) more promising. The product promises (a better income). The daily rate (is better) too … yes I get a little more.</br>Guna: Oh I see. Yes ... yes. Thank you.</br>* Black sand is mixed with cement and the mixture is intricately carved while still soft.re is intricately carved while still soft.)
• Bok  + (What is a cricket that makes noise on top of the mountain? A person who is cutting hair.)
• Tukub  + (Where is the water bucket lid in the bathroom?)
• Tukub  + (Where is the water bucket lid in the bathroom?)
• Sami  + (Wishing everyone health, prosperity, and peace. Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om)
• Magae  + (Work hard, so there is life provision.)
• Plincedang  + (Wrap those red, white and black yarn to make a 'tridatu' bracelet.)
• Milik  + (father have a black chicken)
• Laklak  + (grandfather eating laklak snacks in the kitchen)
• Laklak  + (grandfather eating laklak snacks in the kitchen)
• Nambakin  + (grandfather prevents rice water from overflowing)
• Ngunyah  + (grandma often chews betel in the kitchen)
• Masedah  + (he is still betel.)
• Masedah  + (he is still betel.)
• Kiri;  + (left hand grandfather is sick)
• Mesuwang  + (pasek is spending money from a black bag)
• Jeding  + (tio bought a new black pitcher in the shop)

• Adem  + (Grandfather discards the remainder of the betel in the bucket. The betel remains are black.)
• Adem  + (Grandfather discards the remainder of the betel in the bucket. The betel remains are black.)

• Kenyem  + ("Black coffee, dear, made one for me. Your smile will be its sugar". Wow … what’s up with you? You want to know what’s up with me? Yes … what? Yesterday … I sang. Yes … and …? I didn’t get paid!)
• Pait  + ("Black coffee, dear, made one for me. Your smile will be its sugar". Wow … what’s up with you? You want to know what’s up with me? Yes … what? Yesterday … I sang. Yes … and …? I didn’t get paid!)
• Robrobin  + ("Shade the lives of people who don't have it," grandfather told me.)
• Pait  + ((proverb) Bitter coffee; many people want it. Something is seemingly undesirable, yet it is wanted by many. Used with reference to dark (“black”) skin color, which is highly undesirable to Balinese people. Bitter coffee is black.)
• Kopi  + ((proverb) Bitter coffee; many people want it. Something is seemingly undesirable, yet it is wanted by many. Used with reference to dark (“black”) skin color, which is highly undesirable to Balinese people. Bitter coffee is black.)
• Endahang  + (1. Just breed the chicken! 2. De, breed the betel tree first!)
• Selem-seleman  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Rasane  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Bangkit  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Selem  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Jukut  + (A black undis vegetable has a balanced tas … A black undis vegetable has a balanced taste. [proverb]</br>Undis is a sort of bean that has a black color and is bitter, but very delicious to eat. The meaning is that, although something may be black on the outside, inside it may be very good. Balinese consider black color to be very bad for people, food, etc.olor to be very bad for people, food, etc.)
• Poleng  + (Alter with black and white fabric.)
• Abicara  + (At this time many people use black magic to get a lover)
• Bingin  + (Banyan Tree Sturdy, firm, understated Sol … Banyan Tree</br></br>Sturdy, firm, understated</br>Solid wood, strong branches</br>Lush dangling</br>Heavy small leaves</br>Root supports the sky</br>Roots hanging in the sky</br>Business from time to time</br>Age waiting to die</br></br>Under the banyan shade</br>Shaded with leafy branches</br>As long as the roots remain intertwined</br>Unity builds strength</br>Third sila symbol</br>Basic symbol of the country</br>Banyan tree sacred</br>White black aroundntry Banyan tree sacred White black around)
• Taru base  + (Betel leaf (Piper betle))
• Masawang  + (Betel leaf is somewhat yellowish.)
• Selem-seleman  + (Black coffee is very expensive. [proverb] Although black in color, considered to be bad in Bali, nevertheless the best coffee is black and is very expensive. Means that something bad looking on the outside may be very good on the inside.)
• Kopine  + (Black coffee is very expensive. [proverb] Although black in color, considered to be bad in Bali, nevertheless the best coffee is black and is very expensive. Means that something bad looking on the outside may be very good on the inside.)
• Mael  + (Black coffee is very expensive. [proverb] Although black in color, considered to be bad in Bali, nevertheless the best coffee is black and is very expensive. Means that something bad looking on the outside may be very good on the inside.)
• Item  + (Black stone.)
• Ireng  + (Black sugar cane.)
• Panca warna  + (Brumbun is a mixture of red, white, yellow and black. That is one part of the Panca Warna.)
• Deluh  + (Destroy that person's black magic.)
• Kawisesan  + (Dewi Danu gave the power of black magic to Ki Balian Batur.)