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Malay Magic Being an introduction to the folklore and...

[xcv]Ceremonies at Seed Time

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Skeat, Walter William
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“Puji padi,” or “propitiation of the padi.” An Invocation to Dangomala and Dangomali, spirits of the Sun and Moon
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Sri Dangomala, Sri Dangomali!
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Handak kirim anak sambilan bulan;
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Sagala inang, sagala pengasoh;
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Jangan bri sakit, jangan bri demam;
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Jangan bri ngilu dan pening
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Yang ta’ kejap di-per-kejap;
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Yang ta’ sama di-per-sama;
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Yang ta’ hijau di-per-hijau;
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Yang ta’ tinggi di-per-tinggi;
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Hijau seperti ayer laut;
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Tinggi seperti Bukit Kaf.
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O illustrious spirits of the sun and moon!
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Let there be fruit (offspring) nine months hence.
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O royal nurses, all preserve it from sickness and fever, vertigo and headache.
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May it reach the full stature.
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May the old become young again.
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Where backward may it become forward.
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Where unequal may it be made equal.
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Where colourless may it be made green.
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Where short may it become long.
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Green as the waters of the Ocean.
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High as the mountains of Kaf.

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Malay Magic Being an introduction to the folklore and popular religion of the Malay Peninsula, Project Gutenberg eBook #47873

[xciv]Menurunkan benih[p. 229. [xcvi]A hyperbolical description of each of the nine months during which the grain is coming to maturity; the tenth, or harvest time, is compared with the birth of Mahomed, and the incantation closes with a prayer for an abundant crop.