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• Engkahin  + (He exhaled through open mouth from earlier.)
• Engkahin  + (He exhaled through open mouth from earlier.)
• Ngadenang  + (He expected his friend to come.)
• Ngadenang  + (He expected his friend to come.)
• Mradatayang  + (He explained the contents of the Siwagama Tatwa palm leaf manuscripts to his students.)
• Mradatayang  + (He explained the contents of the Siwagama Tatwa palm leaf manuscripts to his students.)
• Nylajah  + (He explores the forest.)
• Nylajah  + (He explores the forest.)
• Pranamia  + (He faced the kingdom politely.)
• Pranamia  + (He faced the kingdom politely.)
• Labuh  + (He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [p … He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [proverb]</br>The name for ‘jaka’ (sugar palm) fruit is ‘beluluk’. (Mabuah jaka = beluluk [AMP]) The word for ‘rolling over’, or ‘rolling around over and over’ is ‘ngeluluk’. It is one of the onomatopoeic sounds. So if one falls down ‘beluluk’ (having a sugar palm fruit), one falls down rolling over and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched puner and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched pun)
• Mabuah  + (He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [p … He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [proverb]</br>The name for ‘jaka’ (sugar palm) fruit is ‘beluluk’. (Mabuah jaka = beluluk [AMP]) The word for ‘rolling over’, or ‘rolling around over and over’ is ‘ngeluluk’. It is one of the onomatopoeic sounds. So if one falls down ‘beluluk’ (having a sugar palm fruit), one falls down rolling over and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched puner and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched pun)
• Ulung  + (He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [p … He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [proverb]</br>The name for ‘jaka’ (sugar palm) fruit is ‘beluluk’. (Mabuah jaka = beluluk [AMP]) The word for ‘rolling over’, or ‘rolling around over and over’ is ‘ngeluluk’. It is one of the onomatopoeic sounds. So if one falls down ‘beluluk’ (having a sugar palm fruit), one falls down rolling over and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched puner and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched pun)
• Jaka  + (He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [p … He falls down like having a jaka fruit. [proverb]</br>The name for ‘jaka’ (sugar palm) fruit is ‘beluluk’. (Mabuah jaka = beluluk [AMP]) The word for ‘rolling over’, or ‘rolling around over and over’ is ‘ngeluluk’. It is one of the onomatopoeic sounds. So if one falls down ‘beluluk’ (having a sugar palm fruit), one falls down rolling over and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched pun.r and over, ‘ngeluluk’. A far-fetched pun.)
• Ilih-ilih  + (He fanned himself in a relaxed state.)
• Ilih-ilih  + (He fanned himself in a relaxed state.)
• Ngilihin  + (He fanned his sleeping sister/brother.)
• Ngilihin  + (He fanned his sleeping sister/brother.)
• Angen  + (He feel the pain in his epigastrium.)
• Angen  + (He feel the pain in his epigastrium.)
• Rangsek  + (He feels short of breath when in a crowded place.)
• Rangsek  + (He feels short of breath when in a crowded place.)
• Betak  + (He feels very happy.)
• Betak  + (He feels very happy.)
• Slimped  + (He fell because he tripped over a large rock)
• Slimped  + (He fell because he tripped over a large rock)

• Ajum  + (He fell down from the motorbike because he is riding it arrogantly.)
• Ajum  + (He fell down from the motorbike because he is riding it arrogantly.)

• Makebiag  + (He fell down.)
• Makebiag  + (He fell down.)
• Maplengek  + (He fell until he could not move from the guava tree.)
• Maplengek  + (He fell until he could not move from the guava tree.)
• Keeng-keeng  + (He felt dissatisfied and regretful after the meeting in the banjar.)
• Keeng-keeng  + (He felt dissatisfied and regretful after the meeting in the banjar.)
• Ngabagin  + (He felt his book for homework.)
• Ngabagin  + (He felt his book for homework.)
• Nyungjung  + (He flattered his friend.)
• Nyungjung  + (He flattered his friend.)
• Ngambang  + (He floats.)
• Ngambang  + (He floats.)
• Pelosanga  + (He folded the rice bag so it wouldn't fall apart.)
• Pelosanga  + (He folded the rice bag so it wouldn't fall apart.)
• Ngintil  + (He followed his father.)
• Ngintil  + (He followed his father.)
• Gegawan  + (He forgot to bring money, like fighting without a weapon.)
• Gegawan  + (He forgot to bring money, like fighting without a weapon.)
• Nyelepang  + (He forgot to put a book in his bag.)
• Nyelepang  + (He forgot to put a book in his bag.)
• Ngujegang  + (He fought over toys.)
• Ngujegang  + (He fought over toys.)
• Majugar  + (He fought without weapons.)
• Majugar  + (He fought without weapons.)