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• Ngluer  + (ceremony after ‘maligia’)
• Puja wali  + (ceremony at the shrine)
• Buta  + (ceremony for butakala and other negative influences)
• Mapegat  + (ceremony for dead person prior to cremation in which family and friends say farewell to the spirit by throwing rice from the back of the hand toward the adegan, thereby cutting themselves off (pegat) from the spirit)
• Nganyarin  + (ceremony for renewing or making new offerings at atemple, especially the decoration of pretima)
• Pangukuran  + (ceremony for someone who has been sick or who has had an accident in which his spirit, having left the body, is invited to return)
• Nasarin  + (ceremony for starting building of wall, house, sanggah, etc.)
• Mamendak  + (ceremony for welcoming someone or for greeting gods of a temple at the time of odalan, etc. (usually only used with respect to religious ceremonies))
• Pakeling  + (ceremony given when leaving home so that spirits will remember you)
• Nyepih  + (ceremony held at age six months wherein child is separated from mother and father, becoming a truly independent being)
• Pangandeg  + (ceremony held in conjunction with ngentas to keep spirit from wandering)
• Mamiut  + (ceremony in some villages on Bukit before which padi gaga can't be planted, generally held at the begining of the rainy season)
• Ngangkid  + (ceremony in which a sick baby is immersed in water and then lifted out)
• Ngangkid  + (ceremony in which offerings are made to onees spirit (atman) that is in the sea)
• Nglinggihan  + (ceremony in which pitara are caused to become betara (bhatara) yang)
• Nyineb  + (ceremony in which something, e.g. pretima, is put away in storage)
• Kepanggungan  + (ceremony is a normal part of the complex of ceremonies at the odalan of a temple, and is held on other occasions as well)
• Majauman  + (ceremony that separates a woman from her family's sanggah at the time of marriage so that she can join her husband'se sanggah)
• Nyenukin  + (ceremony that signifies the end of a big Dewa Yadnya ceremony)
• Ngrupuk  + (ceremony the day before Nyepi)
• Pangenteg  + (ceremony to determine how things are)
• Mageseng  + (ceremony to purify well that has been filled in and house built on top (ngurug sukan))
• Ngulapin  + (ceremony to restore health after sickness)
• Taur  + (ceremony, usually used to refer to a very … ceremony, usually used to refer to a very large Buta Yadnya ceremony that features a big caru or sacrifice for purification from the influences of evil spirit. The purpose of taur is to provide offerings for butakala so that they will not bother people and will not interfere with human activity.nd will not interfere with human activity.)
• Mawinten  + (ceremony; cleanse ourselves with the purification ceremony ; for the purification of the mind)

• Aci-aci  + (ceremony; everything related to the ceremony)

• Kemig  + (cerewet)
• Lamis  + (cerewet; banyak cakap/bicara; rewel)
• Nyenye  + (cerewet; rewel)
• Satua  + (cerita)
• Carita  + (cerita)
• Geguritan  + (cerita dalam bentuk puisi yang dapat dinyanyikan)
• Ramayana  + (Cerita epos dari India yang digubah oleh Walmiki yang menceritakan petualangan Rama, titisan dewa Wisnu dalam mitologi Hindu.)
• Adi Parwa  + (Cerita epos yang paling utama (besar) dalam kisah Mahabharata yang terdiri atas 18 episode pokok)
• Lakon  + (cerita yang dikemas dengan pertunjukkan drama, tari, atau dramatari)
• Satuain  + (ceritai; ceritakan pada seseorang)
• Tuturang  + (ceritakan; diceritakan)
• Satuaang  + (ceritakan; kisahkan)
• Cerme  + (cermai)
• Creme  + (cermai fruit)
• Pripit  + (Cermat, sangat memperhitungkan sesuatu.)
• Suluh  + (cermin; kaca)
• Nyinahang  + (cerminan)
• Karwan  + (certain)
• Karuan  + (certain)
• Janten  + (certainly)
• Pemasih  + (certificate of ownership of land)
• Pramana patra  + (certificate; charter)
• Ngerod  + (chafed)
• Ante  + (chain)
• Rante  + (chain)