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• Panyong  + (pickaxe with two pointed ends, one flatter than the other)
• Kapikpik  + (picked (by))
• Mapendak  + (picked up)
• Kadudukin  + (picked up; excise duty)
• Pendakina  + (picked up; met up (polite))
• Ngemol  + (picking the top)
• Nudukin  + (picking up; claim excise)
• Copet  + (pickpocket)
• Pesah  + (picks the young one)
• Gambar  + (picture)
• Gambaran  + (picture)
• Papotrekan  + (picture photograph)
• Kelengan  + (piece)
• Sempal  + (knife used for chopping)
• Pangusuan  + (tool, kind of device for making fire by friction)
• Sambung  + (join add, couple)
• Lembaran  + (piece of cloth)
• Rimbagan  + (piece of something, sod)
• Gegitik  + (wood stick to throw or hit something)
• Potong  + (piece slice)
• Potongan  + (discount)
• Nyahcah  + (up, cut into small pieces, e.g. manioc (ubi), sweet potato (sela) when preparing for drying)
• Ulek  + (sweet)
• Celebingkah  + (pieces of clay pot)
• Pupuk  + (something that you put on top)

• Amis-amisan  + (pieces, small (about rubbish))

• Nusuk  + (holes, perforate, stab self)
• Tusuk  + (pierced)
• Matelusuk  + (pierced cow having its nose septum pierced for a rope halter)
• Nlusup  + (piercing; infiltrate)
• Bawi  + (pig)
• Bangsung  + (pig basket)
• Tumpung  + (pig basket)
• Belang  + (dappled)
• Dara  + (pigeon dara)
• Darane  + (pigeon (the / a))
• Kapunan  + (pigeon kapunan)
• Undis  + (pigeon pea)
• Celengan  + (piggy bank made of bamboo tube with slot or fired clay in shape of a pig)
• Majaran-jaranan  + (piggyback)
• Glogor  + (pigpen; pigsty)
• Nugdugang  + (pile)
• Pipil  + (neat pile of discreet objects)
• Rantas  + (pile many clothes in a heap)
• Tulukan  + (pile of; stack of)
• Nugdugin  + (pile on)
• Numpukang  + (pile something up unevenly, in a random manner)
• Ngurug  + (pile up earth, fill hole, bury under, cover with (vs. ngurung = surround))
• Nugdug  + (pile up or stack something, heap up)
• Nambunang  + (pile up, pile up, as sand, dirt, pack together (refers to loose, fine materials rather than large things))
• Numpek  + (pile up, the occurrence of two or more auspicious days (Padewasan) together, e.g. Kajeng Kliwon &amp)