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• Ngisinin  + (filled with something)
• Betek  + (filled, satisfied)
• Tebok  + (filling for large hole in boat or net that is being repaired)
• Bantal  + (filling is put in container, then tied shut with tiing tali o r plastic tape, rolled between the palms to make cylindrical, and steamed)
• Pilem  + (film)
• Pilem  + (film; movie)
• Saring  + (filter it)
• Masaring  + (filtered)
• Kasaring  + (filtered (by))
• Ngasti  + (final ceremony before installing spirit in family temple, after cremation, called nyekah in many parts of Bali)
• Gelar  + (financial capital)
• Tanggung  + (financially)
• Ngrerehang  + (find (Alus Mider : a level of language used for people who are under or people who are above or a language that contains a feeling of exalting someone who deserves to be elevated))
• Kapanggih  + (find it; meet; found; found; met; seen)
• Makatang  + (find something one has lost)
• Melihang  + (find something or someone wrong, condemn)
• Ngeniyang  + (find, reach, understand, know something)
• Rereh  + (find; look)
• Ngalihin  + (find; looking for; searching for)
• Dapetanga  + (find; obtain; meet)
• Ruruh  + (find;look; looking for; search)
• Dekdekan  + (fine)
• Danda  + (fine)
• Dedosan  + (fine)
• Alus  + (fine (texture of cloth, poweder, surface))
• Ngiit  + (fine or fancy work on cement or plaster)
• Makikih  + (finely grated; shredded)

• Agrakara  + (finger)
• Jeriji  + (finger)
• Jriji  + (finger)
• Purnawa  + (finger)

• Babasan  + (finger bowl or reading or paraphrasing or … finger bowl or reading or paraphrasing or direct translation of a spoken text or theatrical dialogue into contemporary Balinese. The text is usually Old Javanese prose and poetry, kakawin. There are commonly two participants, one, the juru baca, reads a phrase from the text, which is normally unintelligible to the audience, and a second, the juru basa, translates or paraphrases it into the vernacular, usually medium or high Balinese, which the audience can understand. Sometimes bebaos is done in secular surrounds, as clubs or banjars, for the purpose of studying the text, in which case there may be arguments about meaning or accuracy of translation. In Jimbaran bebasan is never done during a ceremony.n bebasan is never done during a ceremony.)
• Kunyit  + (finger-like rhizome is a rather dirty brown on the outside, but is a bright orange-yellow on the inside)
• Jai  + (finger-width size)
• Ngabag  + (fingering)
• Ngabagin  + (fingering)
• Entas  + (finish)
• Pragatang  + (finish up)
• Telahang  + (finish up)
• Muput  + (finish, decide, reach the end, conclude, bring)
• Mragatang  + (finish; complete; done;)
• Pragatang  + (finish; settle (imperative))
• Rampung  + (finished)
• Bulung jaja  + (finished jaja is firm and soft, like gelatin)
• Puput  + (finished, brought to an end, completed)
• Padesel  + (fir (fake hair))
• Soli  + (fir wood)
• Apui  + (fire)
• Api  + (fire)
• Geni  + (fire (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Sepet-sepet  + (fire flame bush; a kind of plant that can be used as a skin scrub)
• Penerangan  + (fire used to control weather by a balian terang)
• Alutan  + (fire with charcoal, glowing coals)
• Mercon  + (firecracker)