10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «KELEBUT»
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kelebut in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kelebut and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
Jhanji 34 alone is superior to local Kele, but the difference is not significant. Kele and Bhutmuri 36, although superior to the rest of the varieties, do not show much difference in grain yield to Jhanji 34 and local Kele. With regard to straw yield ...
Bengal (India). Agriculture and Industries Dept,
1937
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Kamus Lengkap - Jilid 1 - Halaman 458
[terbuka lebar (bagi luka), koyak atau rabak (bagi layar dll)|. kelebang, kelebang-kelebut, berke- lebangan flying around. (berterbangan berkeliiing). kelebang, ubi kelebang a type ofyam, Diotcorea alata. (sejenis tumbuhan ubi, Dioscorea ...
Awang Sujai Hairul, Yusoff Khan,
1977
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Deadly Dances in the Bornean Rainforest: Hunting ...
One turtle was caught using the fishing technique known in Kenyah as patong kelebut, where a baited line is hung from a float that drifts downstream. While these captures are unpredictable they are not unexpected. Belalang suwi 'bird netting' ...
4
Tradisi Bali Lombok: sebuah catatan budaya - Halaman 79
Biasanya air suci, dicari di Pura Kelebut (kelebut itu sama dengan mata air). Ketika membawa beras ke kelebutan, dilakukan dengan cara diarak dengan iringan gong dengan tabuh gegilakan atau baleganjur. Setelah dibawa pulang, beras ...
5
Colonial Rule and Crisis in Equatorial Africa: Southern ... - Halaman 59
... practice among the Kele. But their Galwa fathers clan treated them as slaves, thus greatly annoying the Kele side of the family. It was eventually decided that, if a Kele woman married a Galwa man, descent would be determined matrilineally.
Christopher John Gray,
2002
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The Guardian Star's True Mark - Halaman 73
Tommy searched each man's face for Kele, but he also searched each man's eyes for any sign oflife. Most of the men's eyes were dull and lifeless, as if their very souls had left the body. Yet, a select few had a single spark in them, in some ...
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Spirit Winds of Peace: The Epoch of the Peace Makers - Halaman 52
“First, let us eat together,” said the Peacemaker.” Iwill go into the woods for our food. You go to the stream and fetch water for the kele. But be careful. Dip with the current. One must When the Peacemaker came back from the woods, he bore on ...
Marcine “Niyawehnsie” Quenzer,
2013
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Creation Myths of Primitive America:
I don't believe you have strength for it; these things are hard to do," said Kele. But Sedit talked on about sons and a sweathouse. Kele asked Sedit to sing for his sons while they danced and sweated. He sang twice and sang fairly. "I could sing ...
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Sharing the Earth, Dividing the Land: Land and Territory ...
... Vahanoa, 'the endless open sea', and Pulotu, 'the home of the spirits and gods'. On the surface of Vahanoa drifted Seaweed (Limu) and Earth (Kele). But they were soon separated and between them emerged a huge rock, Touia-'o-Futuna.
Thomas Reuter, Thomas Anton Reuter,
2006
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The Adventures of Kele: Boy of the Rock Shelter: The Far ...
His closest cousins Attu and Moki admitted they had apprehensions about moving as did Kele, but related that they knew everything would be alright for their family with the Great Spirit guiding them. Kele felt much better after they related their ...