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SD1-215

dc.content.language	Palu'e
dc.content.language	Indonesian
dc.content.language	English
dc.content.languagecode	ple
dc.content.languagecode	eng
dc.contributor.depositor	Danerek, H. Stefan
dc.contributor.recorder	Danerek, H. Stefan II Sophune, Pidhu
dc.contributor.researcher	Danerek, H. Stefan
dc.contributor.speaker	Petrus Hase
dc.coverage.iso3166	ID
dc.date.accessioned	2017-07-18T20:19:43Z
dc.date.available	2017-07-18T20:19:43Z
dc.date.begin	2015-09-26
dc.date.finish	2015-09-26
dc.date.issued	2015-09-26
dc.description	Genre: Medicine/huru. Petrus Hase explained his 'huru tithi' around noon time 26 Sept 2015 in kampong Sali, where we had gone looking for 'huru' that day. Symptoms: pain in stomach. Cure: Hase cures (with chewed areca nut, piper betel, lime). The prohibition sign is made from 'tithi' plant and five 'ci'i' (longgrass), braided in a circle. The circle is pierced with two sharpened 'hao' (a bamboo) sticks, left right, then pierce with a piece of wood too, left right (= four directions). Then hang the sign by the cassaca plantation (for instance). If somebody has dug and taken cassava without pernission, suspected from the traces of digging, roots are brought back home ('nala tetu huru tithi'), to be grilled in fire from dried coconut shell. Then the ashes are brought back to the plantation, and Hase commands that the thief be punished. Then apply the prepared mixture with paddy grains, laid with 'ci'i' at the navel (5, 5 times spit). Simple 'bulu wao'. The patient usually 'peju', pays something, little money. This is more safe. And he/she may also 'siko',do the healing ritual that dispose of the bad and bring the good, witha coin. Recorded by SD and Pidhu (Ebbe) with an AT Lavelier mic. With Lunda, who also told his 'huru', and a few family members; Ware, Lunda (another), Pethu (Petrus?), children Wua, Dhoka, Cawa. Photo, Hase at center, at Lunda's house. Notes: tithi, si’i, siwe (ne’e tetu lae lekhe).(huru tithi. PH). Curse: circular sign braided from tithi and pierced with wood. Cure: Lay si’i and 5 siwe grains at navel, the siwe five times, one spit per paddy grain. When the patient feels well, it is time for ngiru siko (healing, reconciliation ritual) with siwe, bulu wao.
dc.description.region	Palu'e, Flores, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia. Recording made in kampong Sali, Ndeo domain.
dc.format	digital wav file recorded at 48 khz/24 bit
dc.format	eaf file
dc.format	photo jpeg file
dc.format.extent	0:04:59
dc.identifier	SD1-215
dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/10125/47789
dc.language.iso	ple
dc.subject.language	Sara Lu'a
dc.subject.languagecode	ple
dc.title	SD1-215
dc.type.dcmi	Sound
dc.type.dcmi	Text
dc.type.dcmi	Image
dc.type.linguistictype	primary_text

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