Meaning of "rasa" in the Malay dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF RASA IN MALAY

rasa

WHAT DOES RASA MEAN IN MALAY?

Feel

Rasa

Feelings, gustatori observations, or tasting are one of five traditional senses. Feeling is a sensation produced when something in the mouth reacts chemically to the senses of taste. Taste together with the smell and trigeminal nerve stimulation, determine the flavor, and sensory representation of food or other ingredients. Humans gain sense through sensory organs known as a sense of smell, or gustatory calyculi, concentrated on the tongue. There are about 100,000 taste buds in the back and front of the tongue. The other is located on the palate, side and back of the mouth, and in the throat. Feelings of taste in the Malay race can be classified in some basic sense: sweet, bitter, sour, salty, spicy, maung, pedar, fat and umami. The media are able to differentiate between different flavors through interaction with different molecules or ions. Sweet, umami, and bitter flavors are triggered by molecular bonds in the G protein-coupler receiver on the cell membrane on the taste buds. Salt and sour are felt when the alkali metal or hydrogen ion enters the taste buds, sequentially.

Rasa, pengamatan gustatori, or pengecapan merupakan salah satu dari lima deria tradisional. Rasa merupakan sensasi yang dihasilkan apabila sesuatu bahan dalam mulut bertindak balas secara kimia dengan deria penerima kudup rasa. Rasa bersama dengan bau dan ransangan saraf trigeminal, menentukan perisa, dan gambaran deria bagi makanan atau bahan lain. Manusia mendapat rasa melalui organ deria yang dikenali sebagai kudup rasa, atau gustatory calyculi, tertumpu pada atas lidah. Terdapat sekitar 100,000 kudup rasa yang terletak di belakang dan hadapan lidah. Yang lain terletak di lelangit, sisi dan belakang mulut, dan di tekak. Sensasi rasa dalam bangsa Melayu boleh dikelaskan pada beberapa rasa asas: manis, pahit, masam, masin, pedas, maung, pedar, lemak dan umami. Media rasa mampu membezakan antara rasa berbeza melalui interaksi dengan molekul berbeza atau ion. rasa manis, umami, dan pahit dipicu oleh ikatan molekul pada penerima pasangan-protin G pada selaput sel pada kudup rasa. Masin dan masam dirasai apabila logam alkali atau ion hidrogen memasuki kudup rasa, berturutan.

Definition of rasa in the Malay dictionary

taste 1. the taste of something tasted by the tongue, the condition of the body part (skin etc. when something is touched): ~ sweet (fresh, sour, salty, etc); ~ painful (pain, pain, etc); ~ my body is burned with fire; 2. the habit of a sense of taste: sweet sugar; 3. = ~ heart condition to something: ~ sad (disappointed, tired, happy, etc); ~ respect (love, affection, fear, etc.); according to ~, perish; 4. the assumption of good badness (wrongfulness etc), opinion, mind: fair and just; i am in my opinion; 5. = the taste, the taste, the taste it seems, perhaps, anyway, in case, roughly, it seems: it feels a little bit right person to know it; 6. = feels, feels like, feel, feel-taste, feels the same as, as if, as if, as: he himself re-experienced Hilmy's experience at his school; rude in front of the treasurer's senses before us; Amran's taste of boiling blood heard the speech; feel better from our cigarette cottage; Feeling lost in spirit; 7. = the sense of memory, there is a heart attack (to express anxieties, doubts): ~ to strike the thief out of the box; 8. think, assume, assume: I ~ he has not returned; he has no use to rage; ~ will feel, as if, as by; to abstain, to abstain from the death of the person who according to the desire of his lust, finally perish; eaten ~, seen in appearance, heard by prb look at something according to proven and witnessed state; feel 1. get feel (experienced by parts of the body): his legs ~ rheumatism; her whole body ~ sick; 2. have a taste (sweet, sour, bitter, etc.): because of the very high salt, the cuisine is very salty; water is a colorless liquid, ~, or smelly; 3. experiencing a sense of inner (inner): the Malays are offended; ~ likes; ~ fear; 4.

rasa 1. perihal sesuatu yg dikecap oleh lidah, keadaan yg dialami oleh bahagian tubuh (kulit dll apabila kena sesuatu): ~ manis (tawar, masam, masin, dll); ~ pedih (sakit, ngilu, dll); ~ badanku spt dibakar dgn api; 2. tabiat sesuatu benda yg menimbulkan rasa: gula manis ~nya; 3. = ~ hati keadaan hati terhadap sesuatu: ~ sedih (kecewa, pilu, senang, dll); ~ hormat (cinta, sayang, takut, dll); mengikut ~, binasa; 4. anggapan tentang baik buruk (salahbenar dll), pendapat, fikiran: ~ adil dan saksama; pd ~ saya pd pendapat saya; 5. = rasa-rasa, rasanya, rasa-rasanya agaknya, barangkali, gerangan, kalau-kalau, kira-kira, rupa-rupanya: rasanya sedikit benar orang yg mengetahuinya; 6. = rasanya, serasa, rasa-rasa, serasa-rasa, rasakan sama rasanya dgn, seakan-akan, seolah-olah, selaku: dia sendiri serasa mengalami semula pengalaman Hilmy di sekolahnya; biadab di hadapan Bendahara itu rasa-rasa di hadapan kita; Amran rasa-rasa mendidih darahnya mendengar ucapan itu; rasakan lebih enak drpd rokok kita pasak kampung; serasa bayang hilang semangat; 7. = rasa-rasa ada ingatan, ada terlintas di hati (bagi menyatakan bimbang, ragu-ragu): ~ hendak dipukulnya pencuri itu habis- habisan; 8. memikir, mengagak, menganggap: saya ~ dia belum pulang lagi; dia ~ tidak ada gunanya mengamuk; ~ akan rasakan, bagaikan, seolah-olah oleh; turutkan ~ binasa, turutkan hati mati prb perihal orang yg menurutkan kemahuan hawa nafsunya, akhirnya binasa juga; yg dimakan ~, yg dilihat rupa, yg didengar bunyi prb melihat sesuatu menurut keadaannya yg terbukti dan sudah dipersaksikan; berasa 1. mendapat rasa (yg dialami oleh bahagian-bahagian badan): kakinya ~ sengal; seluruh badannya ~ sakit; 2. mempunyai rasa (manis, masam, pahit, dll): kerana banyak sangat garam, masakan itu ~ sangat masin; air ialah suatu cecair yg tidak berwarna, ~, atau berbau; 3. mengalami rasa di dlm hati (batin): orang Melayu lekas ~ tersinggung; ~ suka; ~ takut; 4. = dirasa, dirasai, terasa: rumahku ini tiada ~ rumahku lagi; maka~ kpd dadanya spt kena panah; ~ berat berasa tidak sanggup, berasa di luar kekuasaan (kesanggupan); ~ hati a) ingin akan sesuatu, tertarik kpd; b) berasa kecewa, tidak senang hati, agak marah; c) tersinggung; merasa 1. mengalami rasa dgn lidah: air itu dirasanya masin; 2. mengalami rasa (sakit dll) pd tubuh: setelah Raja Zainal ~ luka, maka baginda pun meraba keris; nanti setelah lepas Pulau Penuba, sebelah petang, kita akan ~ angin Laut China; 3. = merasa-rasa mencuba dgn lidah utk mengetahui manis masam (pahit tidaknya dll): ia ~ gula itu; dua tiga orang sudah pun sampai dan ~ air kopi itu; 4. = merasa-rasa meraba-raba (menjamah dll) utk mengetahui kasar halusnya (berat tidaknya dll): licin tidaknya dapat dirasa sendiri dgn tangan; merasai 1. mengecap (makanan, minuman, dll), mencicip: alangkah puas hatinya ~ makanan masakan ibunya; rasai dulu kopi itu sebelum dihidangkan; 2. menikmati (kesenangan, kemewahan, kebahagiaan, dll): kesenangan dan kemewahan hidup yg dirasainya itu ialah drpd harta isterinya; belum pernah ia ~ hidup senang spt orang-orang lain; 3. menderita (kesusahan, sengsara, dll): barulah hamba ~ sengsara hidup di dlm penjara; mereka akan ~ duka nestapa yg tidak terkira-kira lagi; rasai olehmu balasan kekasaran tingkahmu; 4. = merasa-rasai meraba- rabai (menjamah-jamah) hendak mengetahui dgn tangan dll: rasa- rasai dahulu dgn kakimu sama ada dalam atau tidak sungai itu; 5. ki menduga (mengajuk, mengkaji, meninjau, dll) hati orang dll: drpd air mukanya, kita dapat ~ apa yg terkandung dlm hati perutnya; syor-syornya itu harus dirasa-rasai dulu sebelum dibuat keputusan; 6. mengalami rasa dlm hati (batin): dirasainya cintanya pd wanita itu kian lumpuh; 7. sl menyedari, menginsafi: duduk di Mesir kira-kira tiga bulan lamanya itu pun tiada dirasai oleh Laksamana; merasakan 1. = memperasakan membiarkan (menjadikan, menyuruh) berasa atau merasai: ia mencuba sungguh-sungguh utk~ fahamnya kpd seluruh pendengarnya; 2. merasai, menginsafi, memikirkan, mengendahkan: beliau masih dirasakan penting utk memimpin Jabatan itu; utk memberikan nilai kpd sesuatu keindahan, seseorang mestilah faham dan dapat ~ keindahan itu; dan dirasakannya sekali bahawa tugasnya utk menjaga dirinya sudah semakin bertambah; 3. merasai, menderita: saya rasakan benar-benar kemesraan perhubungan kami; air matanya berderai menahan pedih yg dirasakannya; terasa dapat dirasa(i), sudah dirasa(i), merasa (berasa) dgn tiba- tiba: penat membawa barang-barang itu semakin ~; ~ sekarang belanja kita berlebihan drpd biasa; akhirnya ~ senang juga hatinya; terasakan terasa akan: dia ~ sesuatu yg memilukan hatinya; kerasaan mendapat rasa, dapat dirasa; perasaan 1. perihal merasa(i) dgn badan atau kulit dll, hasil atau perbuatan merasa dgn badan atau kulit dll: makanan yg lama tinggal dlm perut boleh menyebabkan sakit dan lain-lain ~ yg tidak menyenangkan; 2. perihal merasa(i) dlm hati atau batin, hasil atau perbuatan merasa dlm hati atau batin, sentimen: seorang gadis yg sangat halus ~nya; ~ kurang senang; tunjuk ~ perbuatan menyatakan bantahan beramai-ramai, demonstrasi; 3. kemampuan (kecekapan, kekuatan) utk merasa(i): seekor tikus menangkap mangsanya dgn ~; tajamkanlah ~, pelihatan, dan fikiran tatkala menghadapi musuh; 4. fikiran, pendapat, pertimbangan: bagaimana ~ tuan berkenaan dgn masalah ini?; ~ perkaumansentimen yg berdasarkan kaum; berperasaan 1. ada atau mempunyai perasaan: orang yg tidak ~; mereka ~ mulia dan tinggi budi; 2. penuh dgn perasaan: pelukannya menjadi semakin kuat dan ~; perasa 1. = alat ~ alat atau bahagian badan utk merasa(i); organ ~ lidah dll; 2. mudah (berasa): ia seorang tua ~ yg sering mengeluarkan air mata apabila berhadapan dgn anak-anak yatim; ~ angin lekas tersinggung; 3. benda yg memberi rasa (pd masakan dll); serbuk ~ serbuk yg dipakai utk menyedapkan rasa masakan; berperasa mempunyai perasa (bkn makanan): biskut krim ~ buah- buahan.

TRANSLATION OF RASA

Find out the translation of rasa to 25 languages with our Malay multilingual translator.

The translations of rasa from Malay to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «rasa» in Malay.

• Translator Malay - Chinese: 感觉
• Translator Malay - Spanish: sentimiento
• Translator Malay - English: feeling
• Translator Malay - Hindi: अनुभूति
• Translator Malay - Arabic: شعور
• Translator Malay - Russian: чувство
• Translator Malay - Portuguese: sentimento
• Translator Malay - Bengali: স্বাদ
• Translator Malay - French: sentiment
• Malay: rasa
• Translator Malay - German: Gefühl
• Translator Malay - Japanese: 気持ち
• Translator Malay - Korean: 감각
• Translator Malay - Javanese: rasa
• Translator Malay - Vietnamese: cảm giác
• Translator Malay - Tamil: சுவை
• Translator Malay - Marathi: चव
• Translator Malay - Turkish: tat
• Translator Malay - Italian: sentimento
• Translator Malay - Polish: uczucie
• Translator Malay - Ukrainian: почуття
• Translator Malay - Romanian: senzație
• Translator Malay - Greek: συναίσθημα
• Translator Malay - Afrikaans: gevoel
• Translator Malay - Swedish: känsla
• Translator Malay - Norwegian: følelse

10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «RASA»

Discover the use of rasa in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to rasa and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.

The Tenth Rasa: An Anthology of Indian Nonsense

Welcome to the carnival of nonsense - where hankies turn into mischievous cats, a messiah is born with her feet in her mouth, you can fave hun by socking on the ree-raw and your favourite corn cakes are made of - are you sure you want to ...

Michael Heyman, ‎Sumanyu Satpathy, ‎Anushka Ravishankar, 2007

Rasa-Fenomenologi: Penerapan Terhadap Karya A. ...

Literary criticism of A. Samaid Said works.

Sohaimi Abdul Aziz, 1998

The Yoga of the Nine Emotions: The Tantric Practice of ...

In The Yoga of the Nine Emotions, Peter Marchand presents the "technology" for changing our emotional patterns in the form of practical physiological and philosophical tools from tantric and ayurvedic traditions.

Peter Marchand, ‎Harish Johari, 2006

RASA: Affect and Intuition in Javanese Musical Aesthetics

In this first book on the subject, Rasa provides an entry into Javanese music as it is conceived by the people who know the tradition best: the musicians themselves.

Marc Benamou, 2010

“Bouquet of Rasa” & “River of Rasa” - Halaman 307

In drama, all rasas are joyful, are fundamentally the amazing rasa, and are solely other-directed. Now, there are two basic states of mind, engagement and disengagement. In the case of disengagement we have the tranquil rasa, and in the ...

Bhānudatta Miśra, ‎Sheldon I. Pollock, 2009

Rasa:

In this carefully crafted volume, Michael Kort describes the wartime circumstances and thinking that form the context for the decision to use these weapons, surveys the major debates related to that decision, and provides a comprehensive ...

Susan L. Schwartz, 2004

Sayuran tradisional, ulam, dan penyedap rasa

Vegetables and tropical plants in Malaysia.

Ismail Saidin, 2000

Secrets of Yoga and Christianity - Are They Compatible?

Together, they, Rasa Von Werder and Ashankah Yogi, explain what they know about the Source of our being, presenting the theology of each discipline in their creative wisdom.

Rasa Von Werder, 2007

Rasa in Aesthetics: An Application of Rasa Theory to ...

Dr. Patnaik Elucidates The Fundamentals Of The Rasa Theory And Applies The Canons Of This Theory To Various Modern Western Literary Works, Chinese Love Lyrics And The Japanese Haiku Poems.

Priyadarshi Patnaik, 1996

Hardy and the Rasa Theory - Halaman 18

CHAPTER II THE RASA THEORY I THE CONCEPT OF THE RASA Of the two theories — Rasa and Dhvani — which developed to become the most prominent factors among the sources of literary criticism, the former dates back to Rig Veda in ...

Rama Kant Sharma, 2003