Additional rhythm
Senai-senai is presented in TitikLab as an additional rhythm, rather than one of the five core titik.
Its name conveys “slowly” or “little by little”, and the rhythm is played slowly. The interview relates its character to earlier journeys at sea: the movement of deep water and the pulse of waves inspired its musical flow. Natural observations, including a fish recalled as tapek kat—described as dark with a beautiful tail—also form part of the oral account.
Senai-senai may serve as background music for welcoming guests or accompanying an event.
What still needs confirmation
The traditional dancers, precise occasions, fuller origin history, associated stories, and rhythm notation remain to be documented.
Source: Interview by Ayunee with Mahammod Bongsu, founder of Sulimbag Jawtee.