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• Mejas  + (in a suit, wearing a suit)
• Licitan  + (in a wet state; soaking wet)
• Satinut  + (In accordance with)
• Kiper  + (in an ordienary rectangular building there are four kiper)
• Silak siluk  + (in and out)
• Celap-celep  + (in and out)
• Sabuh  + (in another sense it is to commemorate the fact that one must have things in addition to knowledge - things to eat, wear, live in, and, in general, to sustain life, all of which require money.)
• Di durian  + (in back of)
• Uyah  + (in Bali salt is made from the sea and may be somewhat bitter or gritty, depending upon the quality)
• Rades  + (in Bali this word usually refers to that which is elsewhere called daikon, or Chinese radish, or oriental radish, rather than the small red spherical type that is commonly used in the U.S.A.)
• Empat  + (in Balinese also known as "pat" or "papat" which together means four)
• Cok balu  + (in bet if result is a tie)
• Apit  + (in between)
• Di selagan  + (in between)
• Mapaitungan  + (in charge)
• Mabanding  + (in comparison; to)
• Malenan  + (in contrast with)
• Tunggak  + (In debt)
• Nyaru  + (in disguise; pretend)
• Mabered  + (in droves; lined up long)
• Akenang  + (in earnest; purposely)
• Semutan  + (in English we say that "my foot is asleep" means that arm or foot is temporariely without feeling because of pressure on it)
• Sapatutné  + (in fact)
• Sujatine  + (in fact; indeed; actually)
• Bongkol  + (in former days this was occasionally used as a food when rice and other crops were not available, but seldom eaten now)
• Ngarepang  + (in front)
• Di malu  + (in front (Denpasar style of speech))
• Di lemba  + (in front in front of (Jimbaran style of speech))

• Aep  + (in front of)
• Arep  + (in front of)
• Arepan  + (in front of)
• Lemba  + (in front of)
• Ring ajeng  + (in front of)
• Ring arep  + (in front of)

• Di malun  + (In front of (n.) (Denpasar style of speech))
• Di lebuh  + (in front of front gate of a house compound)
• Di arepne  + (in front of her/him)
• Bencingah  + (in front of Puri)
• Ajeng  + (in front of someone, something, put in front of)
• Natuh  + (in front of the chest)
• Gapura  + (in gate, gate opening)
• Masulur  + (in good order arranged nicely)
• Lais  + (in great demand)
• Pundut  + (in high position (head or shoulders))
• Kebus-kebusan  + (in hot conditions (about food))
• Ngusaba  + (in Jimbaran it is held at the start of the rainy season, on Purnama Kelima, to ensure adequate rain for crops and their prosperity)
• Peras  + (in Jimbaran it is made in connection with the Jimbaran Barong, Dewa Ayu)
• Gentong  + (in Jimbaran refers to very large storage container for salt water placed in salt kitchen, normally made of coconut tree stump)
• Dengdang  + (in Jimbaran these are rather wild and swift, with the dancers pretending to fight with sticks of lighted incense)
• Papatih  + (in Kuta the word is used as being synonymous with babuten as used in Jimbaran, those who stab themselves with kris during a barong performance or at other appropriate times)
• Nyanyap  + (in mind, worrying about or cannot forget something, as when trying to sleep)
• Indra  + (in modern Balinese Hiduism his role is very minor except insofar as he figures in the Hindu epics)
• Lumpian  + (in much of South Bali the term refers to a round basket with a rounded, more or less hemi- spherical, bottom that has a thin hoop rim. It is someewhat like a penyaipan, except that the weave is all saud dua, and there are no holes)
• Kemanahin  + (in my opinion)
• Kekenehang  + (in my opinion)
• Nuju  + (in or at the time of)