APAKAH MAKSUD KOBOK dalam MELAYU?
Definisi kobok dalam kamus Melayu
kobok I kelompok orang, golongan; berkobok-kobok berkelompok-kelompok, berpuak-puak: ~ budak menyerbu lori itu.
kobok II; mengobok mengambil makanan, biasanya berkuah, dgn tangan tanpa senduk atau sudu; kobokan Jw sj mangkuk besar yg diisi air utk mencuci tangan, kembuk, kembukan.
MELAYU BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «KOBOK»
Ketahui penggunaan
kobok dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan
kobok dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Melayu.
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A Comprehensive Indonesian-English Dictionary - Halaman 509
... (of stealing, etc); to run wild, be reckless, main — to act wildly, kobok I group (of people). berkobok-kobok in groups, kobok II (J/Jv) ngobok I to wash one's hands by dipping them into water. 2 to eat using only one's hands (without utensils).
Alan M. Stevens, A. Ed Schmidgall Tellings, 2004
2
Codices Manuscripti: Catalogue of Balinese manuscripts in ...
A text in Balinese script in ink in the centre says: hanak macontokobok (anak macontok kobok), people playing a game with coins. In Latin script in ink is added by Van der Tuuk: tjontok kobok (contok kobok). On the left close to the sitting men, ...
Bibliotheek der Rijksuniversiteit te Leiden, Hedwig I. R. Hinzler, 1986
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Pengembangan desa tertinggal di Indonesia - Halaman 56
Mereka membeli ikan dalam ukuran rombong, dan menjualnya kembali dalam ukuran kobok (sejenis panci kecil). Satu rombong besar berisi 20 kobok, dan satu rombong kecil berisi 15 kobok. Mereka menjual ikan dengan cara berkeliling ...
Puslitbang Ekonomi dan Pembangunan, Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia, 1996
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The Cornhill Magazine - Jilid 29 - Halaman 34
Thus in the partly metrical tale of Ak Kobok,* we find the following picture of a single combat in which that hero engages with Kodiin Kan. " Kodon Kan ran him through and through with his lance. Thereupon Ak Kiibiik cried — ' Well dost thou ...
George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray, 1874
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THE CORNHILL MAGARZINE - Halaman 34
Thus in the partly metrical tale of Ak Kobok,* we find the following picture of a single combat in which that hero engages with Kodon Kan. " Kodon Kan ran him through and through with his lance. Thereupon Ak Kobok cried — ' Well dost thou ...
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Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal - Jilid 12 - Halaman 154
At 140 leagues north-west of this, in a plain adjoining the banks of the Kobok, which flows into the small lake of Darlai, rises a hill, " the clefts of which are very warm, though they do not exhale smoke (visible vapours) : the sal-ammoniac, ...
Robert Jameson, William Jardine, 1832
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
At 140 leagues north-west of this, in a plain adjoining the banks of the Kobok, which flows into the small lake of Darlai, rises a hill, " the clefts of which are very warm, though they do not exhale smoke (visible vapours) : the sal-ammoniac, ...
Robert Jameson, Royal Society of Edinburgh, William Jardine, 1832
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Oral Epics of Central Asia - Halaman 69
praise of Abylai Khan.1 A poem of three strophes which is sung as a prelude to the Teleut story of Ak Kobok is virtually an independent panegyric poem, but we have no evidence that it was sung apart from its present context.2 Again, in the ...
Nora K. Chadwick, Victor Zhirmunsky, 2010
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Studies in Languages of New Britain and New Ireland: ... - Halaman 294
... with it. rjekne lodi I hooked a fish sp. kobi VTR light. rjokobi uas I lit a cigarette. kobok MOD negative, no [* ie]. dau mete kobok he hasn't died yet. elil bitna kobok a dull knife. axagu kobok i tala if it doesn't rain, let's go. iage kobok lazy. kobok ...
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Fringe Area of Highlands in Papua New Guinea - Halaman 120
Yukio Toyoda, Shūji Yoshida, 1998
