Warigaluh
Praèn
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The Fisherman (Sang Warigaluh) – déning Charles Napier Hemy, 1888
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Warigaluh utawi indrajala utawi tiyang belahan utawi pamisaya iwak utawi juru-amek-iwak (cara Indonésia: nelayan) inggih punika istilah kanggé tiyang ingkang padintenipun misaya ulam utawi sato bangsa kerang wonten ing angga tirta.[1] Ing saindenging donya, wonten udakawis 38 yuta warigaluh dagang lan warigaluh rakyat, sarta wong tani mina.[2] Istilah punika ugi angsal ateges warigaluh wisata. Misaya ulam sampun minangka caraning pados tedhan kawit mangsa Mésolitikum.[3] Wonten ing nagari-nagari tumuwuh, kathah warigaluh ingkang ngginakaken pirantos prasaja nedya misaya ulam. Warigaluh wonten ing nagari-nagari majeng limrahipun ngginakaken pirantos lan baita ageng atèknologi majeng.
Tegesing tembung-tembung
[besut | besut sumber]Cara Jawa | Cara Indonésia | Cara Inggris | |
---|---|---|---|
krama | ngoko | ||
warigaluh | nelayan | fisherman | |
misaya ulam | amèk iwak | memancing | fishing |
sato | binatang | animal | |
angga tirta | badan air | body of water | |
udakawis | udakara | kira-kira | approximately |
warigaluh dagang | nelayan komersial | commercial fisher | |
warigaluh rakyat | nelayan rakyat | artisanal fisher | |
tani mina | tani ikan | fish farming | |
warigaluh wisata | nelayan rekreasi | recreational fisher | |
tedhan | panganan | makanan | food |
nagari tumuwuh | nagara tumuwuh | nagara tumuwuh | developing country |
pirantos | piranti | peralatan | equipment |
prasaja | prasaja | simple | |
nagari majeng | nagara maju | nagara maju | developed country |
baita | prau | perahu | boat |
Rujukan
[besut | besut sumber]- ↑ 45-3011 Fishers and Related Fishing Workers US Department of Labor
- ↑ FAO: Fishing people. Retrieved 7 July 2008.
- ↑ Early humans followed the coast BBC News articles