Apanimpug

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Root

timpug

Other forms of "timpug"

Matimpugan

to throw, name of ceremony in Tenganan Pegringsingan (Karangasem) and Bunga Mekar (Nusa Penida)

Nimpug

throw something by throwing it on the ground, throw at something, note that this does not mean throw something, the object thrown is expressed by using an auxiliary like baan or aji, the object of the verb nagel is the object at which something is thrown, not the object that is thrown. Nagel (dagel), and nyabat (sabat) have the same meaning, ex: "Tiang nimpug nyuh aji batu "=" I threw a stone at a coconut"

Panimpug

something that is thrown

Tetimpug

the means used to invoke Sang Hyang Brahma, who in the ceremony mentioned yad symbolized by three bamboo sticks that were burned with fire and coconut, then this bamboo was burned to make a sound (erupted)., the bursting sound of the 'tetimpug' is a symbol to call Bhutakala to be present at the ceremony. Then given a treat so as not to interfere with the course of the ceremony, there is also an opinion that the sound of the burst of the three bamboo is a symbol or sign to ward off bad influences caused by negative energy (the three bamboo segments are interpreted as symbols of Bhuta, Kala, Dengen which are elements negative), part of caru; offerings

Definitions

• distance one can throw an average object, perhaps 20 - 25 m. en
• sepelempar (jarak) id

Translation in English

distance, kind of

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