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List of results

• Macawang  + (estimate guess price or weight without measuring quantity (e.g. when buying or selling pig or cow))
• Naksir  + (estimate value)
• Taken  + (estimate, guess)
• Naken  + (estimate, guess, ask)
• Takeh  + (estimate, reckon, suppose; guess)
• Campuhan  + (estuary place where two rivers combine)
• Loloan  + (estuary; embouchure)
• Benane  + (estuary; the estuary)
• Lara pati  + (etc)
• Muah  + (etc.)
• Lian-lianan  + (etc.)
• Susila  + (ethics)
• Tatakrama  + (ethics conduct, code of conduct, politeness, good manners)
• Madewa  + (euphemism for Pr. Uluwatu when indicating one's position, such as di labak Madewa, i.e. with Pr. Uluwatu on the horizon. It is considered bad luck to mention the temple's name when fishing)
• Sambung  + (Euphorbia tirucalli (Euphorbiaceae))
• Kayu besi  + (Eusideroxylon zwageri (Lauraceae). A tall, straight tree that has one of the most dense and durable woods in Southeast Asia. It is used for power poles, marine construction, piles, posts, roof shingles (sirat))
• Makbak  + (Evaporate; open (road, door))
• Salingke  + (even less, to say nothing of)
• Apin  + (even though)
• Jawat  + (even though, although, except)
• Yadin  + (even though, in spite of that, or, while)
• Japin  + (even yet)
• Asah  + (even, flat, over a relatively large area)
• Lempeh  + (even, flat, over a relatively small area)
• Kadi rasa  + (even; moreover)

• Acara  + (event; activity)

• Naenin  + (ever)
• Taen  + (ever do for the first time, be experienced with; have ever)
• Demam berdarah  + (ever, a disease caused by any one of four closely related dengue viruses and which are endemic to most parts of Indonesia &amp)
• Saban  + (every)
• Sabran  + (every)
• Sesai-sai  + (every day)
• Sarahina  + (every day)
• Ngawai  + (every day)
• Ngrahina  + (every day)
• Sari-sari  + (every day)
• Sai  + (every day, continually)
• Saisai  + (every day, frequently, constantly (refers to an action that is repeated more frequently than the word maped implies))
• Nglemeng  + (every day, often)
• Sai-sai  + (every day; very frequently)
• Bilang  + (every each)
• Sakancan  + (every kind, all kinds)
• Ngasasih  + (every month; each month)
• Sadaya  + (every one)
• Papojolan  + (every simple things that been done)
• Ngatelun  + (every three days)
• Ngapuan  + (every two days, do something every two days)
• Ngaduang  + (every two, every other)
• Sesai  + (everyday)
• Pangaskaraan  + (everything related to the purification ceremony (physically and mentally))
• Entikan gumi  + (everything that grows and lives in the world)