WHAT DOES BUKUT MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of bukut in the Malay dictionary
bukut; knit 1. close, wrap; 2. ki silence a thing, keep it secret; closure, wrapping. bukut; membukut 1. menutup, membungkus; 2. ki mendiamkan sesuatu perkara, merahsiakan; pembukut penutup, pembungkus.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «BUKUT»
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Faith and Freedom in Galatia and Senegal: The Apostle ... - Halaman 80
47 Historical events such as the creation of a shrine, Kahat, and especially Bukut, constitute the tapestry from which the Diola established a sense of chronology and socioreligious structure.48 Remembered and interpreted inter-generational ...
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Modernity on a shoestring: dimensions of globalization, ...
Since iconic imagery is forbidden in Islam, the maintenance of masquerading in the 1994 bukut is examined by Mark, Chupin and De Jong (forthcoming). They establish that the participants in bukut consider masquerading compatible with ...
Richard Fardon, Wim M. J. van Binsbergen, Rijk van Dijk, 1999
3
Economic and Religious Change Among the Diola of ...
Oussouye, where a different initiation, the ft ah at is traditionally 103 practised, the Diola of Basse Casamance all observe the bukut. Held approximately once every twenty years, bukut is the initiation into manhood of an entire generation of ...
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Report on the Depredations Committed by the Thug Gangs ...
Report of an Expedition made into Bundelcund and the Saugor Territories by some Gangs from Bundelcund and Gwalior, to the amount of two hundred, under Inaeut, Zalim, Ashroff, Bukut, Bheeka and others, in the year 1829. 1. Inaeut with ...
Sir William Henry Sleeman, 1840
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The Jumbies' Playing Ground: Old World Influences on ...
Mark (1992) describes agegrade initiation ceremonies (bukut) where the horns of sacrificed cattle are used for the headdress of an Ejumba or Kebul masquerade. Large numbers of cattle might be killed for the initiation. In 1965 at Niomoun, ...
Robert Wyndham Nicholls, 2012
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Kejadian: alat na ahebuti damti alimeat faasi meedaha im
Buku. nim. 'ana. bukut. modela'. laham. bake. fet. toehe. im. Buku 4 nim e gagom "Yakubam Adat Meida Yusuf Labe Aba Aho Meedaha Im Lamti Labi Yakub Am Lahiti Am Adam Busaoda Zi Lamti Am Mekehàda Zi Lamti Labihasu Osi Mesir ...
David Briley, Joyce Briley, 1993
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The Gambia and Senegal - Halaman 36
Bukut: A Diola Masking Tradition Although the traditional use of wooden masks is almost unknown in the Senegambia region, several tribal groups utilise masks and costumes manufactured from plant fibre in their initiation ceremonies.
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The Gambia & Senegal - Halaman 36
The Diola people, who live in the Casamance region of Senegal and the south-western parts of Gambia (where their name is spelt Jola), have a long history of the use of such masks in a men's initiation ceremony called the Bukut. The Bukut ...
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West Africa: A Travel Survival Kit - Halaman 766
Bukut: A Diola Masking Tradition The Bukut is an initiation ceremony that takes place every 20 to 25 years and involves the gaining of knowledge and social status by young Diola men. Preparations for the Bukut start months in advance as the ...
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Masquerades of Modernity: Power and Secrecy in ...
Girard explains the introduction of bukut as a device for the restoration of a strong bond among disempowered men (Girard 1969: 89). Whereas Girard dates the introduction of bukut to the early twentieth century, Baum suggests that it had ...
