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• Astaba  + (chrysanthemum flower)
• Makebris  + (chuckling suddenly, the sound of sneezing)
• Serutu  + (cigar)
• Roko  + (cigarette)
• Lanjaran  + (cigarette)
• Potokan  + (cigarette butt)
• Pungpungan  + (cigarette butt)
• Jangkeng  + (cigarettes)
• Mesui  + (Cinnamomum, and the several named varieties of some of the species. Some have strong aromas characteristic of the genus)
• Bunter  + (front corner of sail)
• Mipah  + (circled)
• Satang  + (circles; arena; the fourth boundary across the art arena or cockfighting)
• Ngimbang  + (circling; fly hovering)
• Mablengkeh  + (circular)
• Mabligedan  + (circular motion)
• Gong  + (circular percussion instrument, usually made of bronze, with a knob that is hit with a mallet)
• Makalangan  + (circular shine)
• Babatan  + (mat material)
• Subang  + (cistern)
• Canglak  + (cistern (by hand))
• Cubang  + (cistern; wells or ponds to collect rainwater)
• Limo  + (musk lime)
• Jeruk  + (how to sharpen kris or spurs)
• Ciung  + (ciung)
• Giet  + (energetic do something energetically)

• Angken  + (claim)

• Angen  + (liver heart, seat of feeling)
• Gelah  + (claim; belongs to)
• Caket  + (squeeze, clamp, nut cutting tool)
• Nakes  + (press things so as to hold them together)
• Napes  + (clamping)
• Ngacip  + (clamping (letter))
• Pande  + (clan of blacksmiths that have their own temples and priests. Blacksmiths are said to have the necessary mysterious power to forge metals, specifically steel.)
• Palit  + (stinger of bee, wasp, etc.)
• Nerang  + (make clear)
• Ngrompak  + (clashing foot in football/soccer game)
• Pitra Yadnya  + (class of ceremonies carried out for deceas … class of ceremonies carried out for deceased ancestors. The first Pitra Yadnya ceremony is the Pambersihan Mati, performed just after the Pambersihan Idup, at the time of the persones death, just before burial. The last Pitra Yadnya ceremony is the Nyegara Gunung, prior to the installation of the spirit in the sanggah, nglinggihin, which is a Dewa Yadnya ceremony.inggihin, which is a Dewa Yadnya ceremony.)
• Brahma  + (Lord Brahma ; god of the South)
• Bungkul  + (counter for big, round things, e.g. coconuts, houses, sanggah, stones, eggs, mangos, biji, knobs, balls, etc.)
• Sanak  + (classifier used as a counter for ingredients of caru offering: aka sanak, panca sanak)
• Rokeh  + (scratch;)
• Ngregas  + (claw;paw;scratch)
• Regas  + (clawed; scratched)
• Regasa  + (clawed; scratched (by someone))
• Tanah  + (land, earth, soil, field)
• Mapere  + (clay - coated)
• Guci  + (clay container that is spindle shaped, with a narrow top and bottom)
• Jeding  + (clay container with a curved opening)
• Kekeb  + (clay lid ;cover usually refers to a hemispherical red clay bowl that is inverted over the rice steamer, penguskusan, while the rice is being cooked to retain the steam)
• Boki  + (clay pot (payuk) with hole in the bottom)
• Priuk  + (clay pot for boiling rice)