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Old 6th August 2024, 10:33 PM   #7
A. G. Maisey
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Perhaps in this Madurese gentleman's part of Madura, Detlef, might be so.

However, the word "celurit" is in fact Madurese, and the Madurese language is one of the East Javanese dialects. The word "pelong" in East Javanese generally is, I believe a descriptor, & applied to a thing, model or pattern it means big or wide.
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