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• Ruget  + (frantic; tangled; chaotic; freaked out (about mind))
• Sakit ended  + (Frasa yang diucapkan pada saat marah dan memiliki kesan kasar.)
• Tepu  + (frayed)
• Ceniga  + (frayed decoration at the place of prayer during the ceremony, made from coconut leaves or palm leaves)
• Kebah  + (frayed rope, string)
• Gancaran  + (free essay (not bound by the rules contained in the poem))
• Kabebasan  + (freedom; ability to move around on one's own)
• Kabebasan  + (freedom; independence from others)
• Ngentah-entahan  + (frequent recurrences; frequent relapses)
• Madeldel  + (frequently pressed)
• Bengah  + (fresh)
• Begeh  + (fresh)
• Tatu  + (fresh cut, fresh would, cut that bleeds (vs. kesot = scraped skin that doesn't bleed))
• Kayu tai  + (fresh wood of this speciese has a strong fetid odor from scatole, and is used by balian to prevent attack by leyak.)
• Lele  + (freshwater catfish)
• Betok  + (freshwater fish, like mujair, and prickly fins)
• Sukra  + (Friday)
• Magoreng  + (fried)
• Gegodoh  + (fried banana)
• Godoh  + (fried banana or cake that made from flour)
• Remikan  + (fried internal organs (jejeron))
• Abon  + (fried meat sliced thinly)
• Emba  + (fried onions)
• Saing  + (friend)
• Kampungan  + (Friend)
• Sarga  + (friend; a relative)
• Roang  + (friend; maid; mate; companion; comrade)

• Ajer  + (friendly)
• Asih  + (friendly)
• Epeh  + (friendly)
• Makampung  + (friendly)

• Mayang-ayangan  + (friendly; be friends)
• Rapah  + (friendly; gracious; hospitable)
• Kanti  + (friends)
• Maroang  + (friends; be friends; make friends)
• Awan  + (frigate mackerel, frigate tuna, Auxis thazard)
• Jajanggan  + (frigatebird)
• Ngresresin  + (frighten)
• Angkabin  + (frightened by a movement)
• Ngeb  + (frightened; terrified; afraid; scared)
• Tamban  + (fringescale sardine)
• Uyun  + (fro)
• Katak  + (frog)
• Gadagan  + (frog)
• Jenggongan  + (frog)
• Enggung  + (frogs with big voices)
• Makakedekan  + (frolic)
• Tukang catut  + (from catut meaning tweezers that are used to pull hair out from the beard)
• Uli  + (from everywhere)
• Nyeraya  + (from friends, neighbors in local project, e.g. roofing, weeding, etc.)
• Nglekes  + (from human form to whatever form a leyak takes)
• Uli  + (from long ago)
• Nglingsirang  + (From noon to just before sunset, specifying any time after the apex when the sun starts getting lower)
• Ngabih  + (from one side only, e.g. old man)