In Javanese culture, there are specific names to denote each generation, such as father/mother, child, grandchild, and others. Javanese culture is complex, with various rules in almost every aspect of Javanese people's lives, including the naming system for generations within a family. Here is the order in the family lineage:
Bapak/Ibu: Father/Mother.
Simbah: Grandparent (can refer to either paternal or maternal grandparents).
Buyut: Great-grandparent.
Canggah: Great-great-grandparent.
Wareng: Great-great-great-grandparent.
Udheg-udheg: Great-great-great-great-grandparent.
Gantung Siwur: Great-great-great-great-great-grandparent.
Grepek Senthe: Great-great-great-great-great-great-grandparent.
In the modern era, literacy about the cultural heritage of our ancestors is gradually being abandoned and forgotten, causing it to slowly disappear. While humans can continue to progress forward to achieve new things, they must still look back to appreciate the old. While humans acquire "new things", that will be placed behind them to obtain other "new things." The "new things" placed behind humans now become the "old things." And these "old things" pile up behind humans, causing those that are far behind to start becoming unseen. However, the "old things" that are far behind are sometimes much better than the "new things" in front.
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