WHAT DOES LAYAP MEAN IN MALAY?
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Definition of layap in the Malay dictionary
I lay almost to land or water, low; winged, winged 1. low flying; 2. Swaying, swirling; low flying wing, low fly low; fly low flying in, low fly at; swinging, swinging around causing flying or moving. layup II; crawling, crawling Jk hovering, not quite right, sleeping-sleeping chicken. layap I hampir mencecah tanah atau air, rendah; berlayapan, berlayap-layapan 1. berterbangan rendah; 2. berayunan, berliuk-liuk; melayap terbang rendah, melayang rendah-rendah; melayapi terbang rendah di, melayang rendah di; melayapkan, melayap-layapkan menyebabkan terbang atau bergerak-gerak.
layap II; melayap-layap, melayap Jk terlayang-layang, belum lelap betul, tidur-tidur ayam.
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10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «LAYAP»
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1
Marriage and Culture: Reflections from Tribal Societies of ...
Literally, nyime means wife and layap means the ritualistic method of social recognition to a female as someone's wife. In the practice of nyime layap, the bride is brought to groom's house by the groom himself or his kins and a white feather of ...
Tamo Mibang, M. C. Behera, 2006
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International Encyclopaedia Of Himalayas (5 Vols. Set) - Halaman 104
Layap The Layap are an indigenous people inhabiting the high mountains of northwest Bhutan in the village of Laya, in the Gasa district, at an altitude of 3,850m, just below the Tsendagang peak. They were also formerly called Bjop by the ...
Ramesh Chandra Bisht, 2008
3
Religious History of Arunachal Pradesh - Halaman 48
It is believed in such case that the soul of the person leaves the body at night, therefore, the Nyibo examines the actual cause of the trouble through omen and confirms whether the worship of J IMIR-LAYAP or BIMIR-LAYAP would be ...
4
Kesastraan Melayu Tionghoa - Jilid 2 - Halaman 439
"Betul, dan sifatnya sudah bukan lagi seperti impian, hanya seperti bayangan yang lantes keliatan waktu baru saja aku tidur layap-layap,'7 sablonnya pules betul. Malah di kupingku sringkali kadengeran juga suara tangisnya penduduk yang ...
5
Proceedings of the Fifth Colloquium on "Tangible & ... - Halaman 469
The Layap are not very fond of weaving. It is women who weave. They use a loom called Zoom that looks very similar to back strap loom. Usually they weave outside or on the bottom floor of the house for the loom needs very large space.
Phun-tshogs-bkra-śis (Mkhan-po.), National Museum of Bhutan, 2005
6
Bhutan: A Trekker's Guide
Layap women wear a distinctive dress made of yak hair and sheep's wool: a black skirt with brown vertical stripes, ablack jacket (khenja),a special conical bamboo hat balanced on top of the head, with much decoration hanging from theback ...
7
Comparative Chukotko-Kamchatkan Dictionary - Halaman 163
PI 'poplar', also layi- for the first part?] C- K: layun(e) 'birch' A: lyun(a), Pal. lyunne, lyunen 'birch' [specif. Betula ermanii acc. Nag.] PCK? layap 'trap' C: layap 'trap' [dom. harmony] Ke: laap 'trap' K: layap A: Pal. lyappa I [Kur. et al. have Sed.
Michael D. Fortescue, 2005
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Bhutan. Ediz. Inglese - Halaman 226
LAYA The people of Laya have their own language, customs and distinct dress. Laya language is similar to Dzongkha, but if people speak fast, Dzongkha speakers cannot understand them. The Layap language is said to use very respectful ...
Lindsay Brown, Bradley Mayhew, Stan Armington, 2007
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Struktur sastra lisan Simeulue - Halaman 108
Tiok iya balek, rupone mayang ere ansinung ngang iya mangan- saan layap manapu doik luma. Makne ere akduon iya ek luma. Besangne ten mannan jarek, nienak ngang alek layap. Karana ngang iya malahal, nian layap iya. Niabek sao ...
10
A comprehensive Indonesian-English Dictionary - Halaman 565
batu/biasa Pacific swallow, Hirundo tahitica. ikan - various species of flying fish. layap I to skim close to (surface of the sea/earth). berlayap(-layap)an I to fly/swim in flocks/schools, etc. (of birds/ fish, etc.). 2 to sway back and forth (of palm trees ...
