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Tumbok Lada classification

22nd November 2006, 09:34 AM

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Alam Shah

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Btw, Karih literally means mix or stir something, in Bahasa Indonesia.

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Originally Posted by VVV

Back to Rick's example, don't Karih have pamor on their blade?

Not necessarily, but those that I've seen are similar to yours, either pamor adeg or pamor sanak. Rick's piece still puzzling to classify.

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