Definition of jeli in the Malay dictionary
jelly sj materials such as jelly; ~ petroleum mixed semi-solid and translucent hydrocarbons, and used in the pharmaceutical industry, cosmetics, etc. jeli sj bahan spt agar-agar; ~ petroleum campuran hidrokarbon yg separa pepejal dan lut cahaya, dan digunakan dlm industri ubat- ubatan, kosmetik, dsb.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «JELI»
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Mande Music: Traditional and Modern Music of the ...
Renditions of the Sunjata epic often reach back to the time of Mohammed with the naming of the ancestors of Sunjata, but the first Mande jeli to be named (as opposed to an Islamic ancestor) is Gnankoman Duwa (Jakuma Doka in some other ...
2
Status and Identity in West Africa: Nyamakalaw of Mande - Halaman 155
The name is homonymous — or one might say identical — with that of the well-known "caste" of Mande bards, the jeli12 Might the Dieli of Korhogo actually be descendants of the Mande jeli? Or is the resemblance between these two category ...
David C. Conrad, Barbara E. Frank, 1995
3
Ma Parole S'achète: Money, Identity and Meaning in Malian ...
What was apparent was that Bakary had become part of the Konaré administration, and a jeli, while he can and must be the client of an individual, cannot be the client of a political regime. Jeli Baba Sissoko and the challenge to Bakary Jeli ...
4
African Diaspora: A Musical Perspective - Halaman 200
Mamaya in the Repertory of the Jeli In order to appreciate more fully what Mamaya is, it would be helpful to sort out what it is not from the standpoint of musical repertory. There are four major spheres of professional music making among the ...
5
World Music: Africa, Europe and the Middle East - Halaman 542
From then on, the principal role of the jeli has been that of 'praise singer'. Until the end of the nineteenth century, when colonial rule put an end to traditional kingship, the jelis were attached to the courts of local kings (Mansa). They entertained ...
Simon Broughton, Mark Ellingham, Richard Trillo, 1999
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In Search of Sunjata: The Mande Oral Epic as History, ... - Halaman 177
No, for the jeli have another term less frequently used but applied only to the epic Sunjata: tariki or tariku. Once again, this term comes from Arabic (tarikh), where it means "history" or "chronicle." Here we are closer to reality, to what did happen ...
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Griots at War: Conflict, Conciliation, and Caste in Mande - Halaman 294
See also griot (jeli); patronym gerontocracy, 40—45 passim, 49-50, 87; Jeli Fili Tunkara on, 253-55 passim. See also griot (jeli); tradition Giddens, Anthony, 15-17 passim. See also structuration griot (jeli): roles and functions of, 1, 8, 10, 40,42 ...
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Dewayne Rocky Aloysius, 2012
the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Jo ko Jeli i (born 5 January 1971) is a retired Croatian footballer who played as a midfielder.
