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• 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))
• Arep  + (in front of)
• Lemba  + (in front of)
• Ring arep  + (in front of)
• Aep  + (in front of)
• Ring ajeng  + (in front of)
• Arepan  + (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)
• Pang  + (in order that)
• Maclana  + (in pants)
• Majaler  + (in pants)
• Marep  + (in presence of)
• Pundukan  + (in rice field, making terraces)
• Ngusaba  + (in rice-growing areas it is often held at the time of harvest)
• Neregang  + (in rows, line up)
• Maruntut-runtutan  + (in sequence; accompaniment)