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- Makecres + (gush)
- Makebros + (gush, angry suddenly)
- Isit + (gusi)
- Gusi + (gusi)
- Baret + (gust of wind, strong wind, storm with clouds, often from the west, not as severe as bakungan)
- Jejeron + (guts)
- Pepe + (Gymnema sylvestre)
- Tri Murti + (h)
- Sesapi + (H. striolata, Red-rumped Swallow)
- Sesapi + (H. tahitica,, Pacific Swallow)
- Telas + (habis)
- Telah + (habis)
- Kedos + (habis sama sekali (makanan))
- Puputan + (habis-habisan; perang habis-habisan)
- Onyang + (habiskan)
- Kabiasaan + (habit)
- Mapokeng-pokeng + (had/have/has cut)
- Potonga + (had/have/has cut)
- Adang + (hadang; halangi (merintangi orang berjalan dan sebagainya) dengan cara mendepang)
- Cadang + (hadang; tunggu)
- Arep + (hadap ke)
- Aep + (hadap; menghadap ke)
- Kado + (hadiah atau pemberian)
- Tadtadan + (hadiah berupa tanah, barang dan sebagainya kepada mempelai)
- Peris + (hadiah; kado)
- Apal + (hafal)
- Apal + (hafal)
- Rambang + (hafalkan)
- Bodo + (haid; kotor kain; menstruasi)
- Camah + (haid; menstruasi)
- Mamelog + (haing a stupid personality)
- Agelung + (hair)
- Pusung + (hair)
- Prucut + (hair)
- Sanggul + (hair)
- Bok + (hair)
- Rambut + (hair)
- Roma + (hair (Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
- Kebring-kebring + (hair breaks down in the wind)
- Semi + (hair curl)
- Jepet + (hair curler)
- Poncong + (hair ornaments that stick out/protruding forward)
- Gumpung + (hair that falls out due to too long suffering from heat)
- Jempong + (hair tuft or plume)
- Bok + (hair which grows on the head (not body hair))
- Singapur + (haired branches that spread like a fan)
- Makonde + (hairpin)
- Jepitan + (hairpin, clamping results)
- Apusung + (hairstyle)
- Apusung + (hairstyle of Bujangga Wesnawa devotees)