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• Masuryak  + (applaud)
• Ngandupan  + (applaud)
• Apel  + (apple)
• Panerikan  + (Appliance for smoothing clothes and eliminating wrinkles, a flatiron)
• Panglamar  + (applicant; suitor)
• Lamaran  + (application; proposal)
• Panutuhan  + (applicator used for putting medicine in nose or eyes)
• Mapoles  + (applied; have been smeared; have been spreaded)
• Sambut  + (applies to the ceremony, nyambutin or panyambutin that is held when a baby is 3 (Balinese) months old, 105 days, at which time it loses the god-like characteristics that it had when born and becomes an ordinary human being)
• Pradain  + (Apply the gold paint (imperative))
• Ngodak  + (apply traditional scrubs)
• Nglamarang  + (apply; make a match)
• Nglamar  + (apply; propose)
• Lamar  + (apply; propose)
• Lamarang  + (apply; propose)
• Ngrekes  + (apply; submitted a request)
• Nyawang  + (appoint for a specific)
• Pacalang  + (appointed by desa adat to oversee village gatherings.)
• Inga  + (appraise)
• Ngajinin  + (appreciate)
• Pangargan  + (appreciation; recognition; award)
• Jagjagin  + (approach (hurriedly); go to (someone))
• Kajagjagin  + (approached (in haste) (by); approached (hurriedly) (by))
• Jagjagina  + (approached by him or her (in haste))
• Genjing  + (appropriate)

• Adung  + (appropriate; get along well; corresponding; suitable; harmonious; agreed)

• Restu  + (approval; thanks to; prayer)
• Sidiwakia  + (approved (speech of request or application); success (utterance of intent and purpose); potent (medicinal speech))
• Bantas  + (approximately, only, such as, as much as)
• Majagau  + (Aquilaria malaccensis (Thymeleaceae) or several related species. Malayan aloeswood, Malayan eaglewoodwood. A tree with very aromatic wood, the most useful part of which contains a resin that results from insect attack)
• Daja  + (arah ke gunung (utara bagi Bali Selatan dan selatan bagi Bali Utara))
• Ulu  + (arah ke; hulu)
• Kaja  + (arah mata angin yang menunjukkan arah utara)
• Kaja  + (Arah mata angin yang menunjukkan selatan (khusus di Buleleng))
• Kelod  + (arah selatan)
• Kedel  + (arah, pihak, atau sisi bagian badan kita yang berisi jantung)
• Areng  + (arang)
• Gamongan  + (ararut; sejenis tumbuhan berbentuk terna yang menghasilkan umbi yang dapat dimakan. Garut tidak pernah menjadi sumber pangan pokok namun ia kerap ditanam di pekarangan di pedesaan sebagai cadangan pangan dalam musim paceklik.)
• Busur  + (arc)
• Pralingga  + (arca; sebuah media pemujaan yang telah dilakukan proses penyucian sehingga dipercaya sebagai simbol dari kedudukan dewa tertentu sebagai manifestasi Tuhan Yang Maha Esa)
• Nyempelang  + (arch (downward); subduing)
• Mungkerang  + (arch back / torso)
• Punggawa  + (archaic term used to mean Camat, or court official as sometimes seen in shadow play)
• Penget  + (archaic word)
• Bungker  + (arched back or torso, with both calves folded so that knees are pressed against chest (e.g. due to cold))
• Kabungkerang  + (arched back/body (by))
• Asta kosala-kosali  + (architectural building science according to literature in Bali)
• Kuri  + (archway)
• Saparo  + (arda candra = crescent Moon)
• Manepetin  + (are of someone)
• Katulis  + (are written; are spelled)