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• Majalan  + (to go; to walk; to move)
• Nyungkan  + (to grieve over; to worry about)
• Mipis  + (to grind or stir with a stick)
• Nglekuk  + (to grip onto something)
• Mejukut  + (to grow vegetables)
• Palu  + (to hammer or pound an object into something else)
• Enjuhin  + (to hand over; give)
• Ngenjuhin  + (to hand over; throw in; give)
• Borgol  + (to handcuff: to apply handcuffs)
• Alang  + (to handicap, block or obscure)
• Pangisian  + (to handle or manage a situation)
• Petek  + (to handle, hold or carry something)
• Ngantung  + (to hang)
• Gisi  + (to hang onto)
• Nyangsang  + (to hang up)
• Paijeng  + (to happen or occur)
• Upon-upon  + (to harvest or gather crops)
• Nganyi  + (to harvest or gather rice)
• Manyi  + (to harvest or gather rice (doesn't apply to other crops))
• Ngrainin  + (To have a baby)
• Ngidam  + (to have a craving for a specific food)
• Nyungkanang  + (to have a disease or injury contained to particular area of the body)
• Majugjagan  + (to have a dispute)
• Majugjag  + (to have a dispute)
• Panes  + (to have a fever or sunstroke)

• Acekel  + (to have a handful of something)

• Kliab  + (to have a hunch or strong feeling of a certain outcome)
• Ngentah  + (to have a relapse)
• Makaplagan  + (to have an accident in which one hits a non-moving object)
• Ngetug  + (to have an argument or heated discussion)
• Ngakalin  + (to have an idea about something)
• Ngamanahin  + (to have an opinion)
• Makeneh  + (to have an opinion, want, intend)
• Mabunga  + (to have flowers)
• Mabuah  + (to have fruit)
• Mabok  + (to have hair (not bald))
• Madon  + (to have leaves)
• Masisa  + (to have left-overs)
• Mutama  + (to have or own something of worth)
• Murip  + (to have power)
• Ngamel  + (to have power)
• Masiksikan  + (to have pubic hair)
• Masuhang  + (to have something repaired)
• Acep  + (to have strong hope or belief)
• Marupa  + (to have the form of something else)
• Numpuk  + (to have two or more ceremonial dates coincide)
• Maduwe  + (to have, to possess something)
• Ngelah  + (to have; to own)
• Ojog  + (to head or travel directly to somewhere)
• Nguasang  + (to heal after a wound or injury)
• Numpuk  + (to heap or pile on each other)