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In olden days before Kelabits went to school( pre 1946) invitations to a function was made by word of mouth via messenger accompanied with a knotted string of rotan or ‘[[nuper]] [[killid]]’ ( tree bark twine /cord /rope). | In olden days before Kelabits went to school( pre 1946) invitations to a function was made by word of mouth via messenger accompanied with a knotted string of rotan or ‘[[nuper]] [[killid]]’ ( tree bark twine /cord /rope). | ||
The knots ‘'''sebukuh'''’ denoted how many days the [[irau]] function to be held in near future. The recipient will unknot/ untie a knot from the day forward. On the last knot the villagers will start going towards the inviting village if it takes a day to reach or as the distance may be. | The knots ‘'''sebukuh'''’ denoted how many days the [[irau]] function to be held in near future. The recipient will unknot/ untie a knot from the day forward. On the last knot the villagers will start going towards the inviting village if it takes a day to reach or as the distance may be. | ||
| − | Kelabit ‘appointments’ were made in the form of this ‘'''sebukuh'''’. | + | Kelabit ‘appointments’ were made in the form of this ‘'''sebukuh'''’. [by Balangalibun] |
[[Category:B|bukuh]] | [[Category:B|bukuh]] | ||
[[Category:Request Info| bukuh]] | [[Category:Request Info| bukuh]] | ||
Revision as of 14:48, 29 May 2020
Contents
Translations
Kelabit - English:
- 2. bukuh - joint(s)
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- bukuh tulang - joints (of bones)
- 3. bukuh - book(s)
Kelabit - Bahasa Malaysia:
- 1. bukuh - ?
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- tebukuh - ?
- 2. bukuh - ?
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- bukuh tulang - ?
- 3. bukuh - buku
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In olden days before Kelabits went to school( pre 1946) invitations to a function was made by word of mouth via messenger accompanied with a knotted string of rotan or ‘nuper killid’ ( tree bark twine /cord /rope). The knots ‘sebukuh’ denoted how many days the irau function to be held in near future. The recipient will unknot/ untie a knot from the day forward. On the last knot the villagers will start going towards the inviting village if it takes a day to reach or as the distance may be. Kelabit ‘appointments’ were made in the form of this ‘sebukuh’. [by Balangalibun]
