Made

Made is a traditional Balinese name given to the second-born child, regardless of gender. Balinese naming conventions are unique in that they primarily indicate birth order rather than individual names in the Western sense. The system cycles through four names: Wayan (or Putu/Gede) for the first-born, Made (or Kadek) for the second, Nyoman (or Komang) for the third, and Ketut for the fourth. If a family has more than four children, the cycle repeats, often with the addition of 'Balik' (meaning 'again') or 'Alit' (meaning 'small') to differentiate.

This naming system reflects the communal and cyclical nature of Balinese culture and Hinduism, where the individual's place within the family and community is emphasized. While primarily used in Bali, Indonesia, the name Made can sometimes be found among Balinese diaspora communities.