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• Ngromromin  + (Who protects criminals must be punished.)
• Ngromromin  + (Who protects criminals must be punished.)
• Nglendesang  + (Who pulled my pants down?)
• Nglendesang  + (Who pulled my pants down?)
• Molesang  + (Who rubbed the glass with mud?)
• Molesang  + (Who rubbed the glass with mud?)
• Nyempelang  + (Who subdued the ylang ylang tree?)
• Nyempelang  + (Who subdued the ylang ylang tree?)
• Negul  + (Who tied the kite string to this mango tree?)
• Negul  + (Who tied the kite string to this mango tree?)
• Makardi  + (Who told you to do that?)
• Makardi  + (Who told you to do that?)
• Papag  + (Who will be picked up now?)
• Papag  + (Who will be picked up now?)
• Jayanti  + (Who won?)
• Jayanti  + (Who won?)
• Praja Dipa  + (Whoever becomes the head of state, I hope that he can deliver the people to meet tranquility.)
• Praja Dipa  + (Whoever becomes the head of state, I hope that he can deliver the people to meet tranquility.)
• Praja Dita  + (Whoever becomes the head of state, I hope that he can deliver the people to meet tranquility.)
• Praja Dita  + (Whoever becomes the head of state, I hope that he can deliver the people to meet tranquility.)
• Api  + (Whoever likes to play with fire; he will get burned. This is not generally used as in English. It usually refers to a man who has had an affair with a woman. If she gets pregnant, he should be prepared to marry her, since he “asked for it”.)
• Api  + (Whoever likes to play with fire; he will get burned. This is not generally used as in English. It usually refers to a man who has had an affair with a woman. If she gets pregnant, he should be prepared to marry her, since he “asked for it”.)
• Kebus  + (For two days Men Tami had been suffering chills and fever. But despite her being sick, she didn’t rest. Continued here: http://dictionary.basabali.org/Kebus_-_Background)
• Kebus  + (Whoever likes to play with fire; he will get burned. This is not generally used as in English. It usually refers to a man who has had an affair with a woman. If she gets pregnant, he should be prepared to marry her, since he “asked for it”.)
• Malali  + (I am going to visit the Museum Neka.)
• Malali  + (Whoever likes to play with fire; he will get burned. This is not generally used as in English. It usually refers to a man who has had an affair with a woman. If she gets pregnant, he should be prepared to marry her, since he “asked for it”.)

• Abenang  + (Whoever you are responsible for, make a ngaben ceremony first.)
• Abenang  + (Whoever you are responsible for, make a ngaben ceremony first.)

• Durian  + (Literally: a ripe durian, ripe mangosteen?; A ripe durian smells, but a ripe mangosteen has no odor; a man goes to find a pretty girl, no matter how far away, but a girl does not go far to seek a man.)
• Durian  + (whole durian fruit)
• Embakan  + (Whose gateway is it? Where is your gateway? How many mom's gateway?)
• Embakan  + (Whose gateway is it? Where is your gateway? How many mom's gateway?)
• Nyingnying  + (Om Swastiastu to all of you. Now let’s to … Om Swastiastu to all of you. Now let’s together learn the names of baby animals. Firstly, baby chickens are called pitik (chicks) and baby ducks are called memeri (ducklings). Next, baby horses are called babedag (foals) and baby goats are called wiwi (kids). Next, baby cows are called godel (calves) and baby buffalo are called bedigal (calves). Next, baby pigs are called kucit (piglets) and baby dogs are called konyong (puppies). Baby cats are called tai (kittens) and baby mice are called nyingnying (pups). Next, baby turtles are called tukik (hatchlings) and baby frogs are called becing-becing (tadpoles). Finally, baby prawns are called testes (shrimp) and baby crabs are called utung-utung (larvae). Om Shant Shanti Shanti Om.</br>I am just learning. I apologise for any errors.just learning. I apologise for any errors.)
• Nyingnying  + (Why are there so many rat sounds here, Dad?)
• Ngudiang  + (Hey Di, what are you doing here? I am going to pray at the temple here.)
• Ngudiang  + (Why are you here?)
• Malalung  + (Why are you naked?)
• Malalung  + (Why are you naked?)
• Osah  + (Why are your mind anxious ?)
• Osah  + (Why are your mind anxious ?)
• Adep  + (Why did you sell the ring?)
• Adep  + (Why did you sell the ring?)
• Pakaik  + (Why do many people scream there?)
• Pakaik  + (Why do many people scream there?)
• Pijit  + (why do you bring a little rice seeds to the fields ?)
• Pijit  + (why do you bring a little rice seeds to the fields ?)
• Nengneng  + (Why do you look at me ?)
• Nengneng  + (Why do you look at me ?)
• Mai  + (Why do you want to come here, Luh?)
• Mai  + (Why do you want to come here, Luh?)
• Lalar  + (Why does he/she have the heart to say insults?)
• Lalar  + (Why does he/she have the heart to say insults?)