kalumpang


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Noun1.kalumpang - large tree of Old World tropics having foul-smelling orange-red blossoms followed by red pods enclosing oil-rich seeds sometimes used as food
Java olives, Sterculia foetida
sterculia - any tree of the genus Sterculia
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A common refrain in the songs of ma'bua, sung by both men and women, is the following: Saruran letten lemo (literally, 'waterpipe rolling lemon'), which was explained to me as meaning: '[Our song is smooth as] flowing water, as a rolling lemon.' Rappoport, however, discovered a further meaning, namely that the image of yellow lemons is intended to evoke the idea of gold nuggets, and of panning for gold in the rivers, as Toraja used to do in the remote northerly reaches of Baruppu' and Kalumpang. The singers performing simbong hold in their hand a wooden disk shaped rather like the conical hats sometimes worn in the rice fields, with small pendant rattles of beads and coins attached, with which they gesture from side to side.
Flows of words and flows of blessing: the poetics of invocatory speech among the Sa'dan Toraja

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