Klotekan
/jv/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (JV).Javanese•1 meaning found
Javanese cultural tradition during Ramadan involving striking bamboo to wake people for suhoor; generally, the act of making noise with an object.
membangunkan sahur
The act of waking others up for the pre-dawn meal during Ramadan, often in a noisy or distinctive manner.
ngarak sahur
A term used in some regions for the collective activity of waking people for sahur, often involving a procession.
patrol sahur
The activity of patrolling at night during Ramadan to wake up residents for sahur, often accompanied by music or specific sounds.
sahur on the road
A communal sahur activity conducted on the streets or in public places, often involving efforts to wake people up or share sahur meals.
tong-tong
A sound or instrument used to wake people for sahur, referring to the sounds made by hitting bamboo or other objects.
This tradition originates from Central Java and Yogyakarta communities (and even across Indonesia), performed just before sahur by striking bamboo to create a distinctive sound that wakes people up before sahur.
Klotekan bambu waktu sahur dulu seru banget, rek!
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