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• Mael  + (expensive)
• Pengalaman  + (experience (alam = Bahasa Indonesia))
• Ngrasaang  + (experience; take care of, look after (goods))
• Tukang  + (expert practitioner)
• Nuturin  + (explain)
• Nyeritain  + (explain)
• Mradatayang  + (explain)
• Natasang  + (explain clear up, expound, show)
• Nerangan  + (explain make something clear)
• Nyelasin  + (explain to someone)
• Nlatarang  + (explain; outlining clearly)
• Pradatayang  + (explain; please explain (imperative))
• Midartayang  + (explain; spell out; elaborate)
• Kapradatayang  + (explained (by))
• Meletus  + (explode)
• Makeplug  + (explode (vs. makaplug = bump into something))
• Macedar  + (explode make a sudden sound (onomatopoiec))
• Kakaplugan  + (exploder, made from three pieces of bamboo)
• Nyusurin  + (Explore a place (as opposed to explore opportunities))
• Keplag-keplug  + (explosion , sound ofl pop)
• Sekeh  + (exposed rocky shore or reef)
• Kotes  + (exposed to stains or dirt)
• Mapamit  + (expressed no want)
• Kaad  + (expression equivalent to "off with you", telling someone to leave)
• Kleng  + (expression of anger (slang, an obscenity))
• Nawegang  + (expression of self-deprecation, equivalent to excuse me (to ask question), or may I be so bold as to ...)
• Aduh  + (expression of surprise, pain, disappointment)
• Lambihang  + (extend downward or longer)
• Maleko  + (extend length)
• Eer  + (extend, hand to someone or something)
• Pengkusan  + (extended family)
• Nglimbak  + (extends; spread; expand; developing)
• Limbak  + (extensive spacious, broad)
• Jimbar  + (extensive, wide)
• Nempur  + (exterminate, eliminiate, annihilate, destroy, e.g. the harmful spirit that has been caused to enter a person by means of pangiwa)
• Don  + (external ear)
• Liap-liap  + (extinguished (embers in fire))
• Makebiet  + (extinguished instantly)
• Ngedep  + (extinguished slowly)
• Anak  + (extra addition to original, extra (term us … extra addition to original, extra (term used in basketry, ulat-ulatan, to refer to an extra element, usually in the upright or longitudinal structure, that is added after the basic pattern has been established in order to preserve symmetry or fill in otherwise empty spaces)ymmetry or fill in otherwise empty spaces))
• Panyorog  + (extra notes added to the pelog 6 and pelog 7 musical scales)
• Panyorog  + (extra rice)
• Les  + (extracurricular lessons, often given after school at a location other than school)
• Teeb  + (extraordinarily violent, sensational)
• Gamal  + (extremely common along roads)
• Tiwas nektek  + (extremely poor; very poor)
• Panyingakan  + (eye)
• Caksu  + (eye)
• Pespes  + (eye diseases that cause waater and eye drops)
• Pepeh  + (eye drops)
• Klilikan  + (eye infection, stye)
• Klupakan  + (eye lid)
• Alis  + (eyebrow)
• Wimba  + (eyebrow)
• Siratmaya  + (eyebrow)
• Alis-alis  + (eyebrow pencil)
• Kejitan  + (eyebrow up)
• Kasna  + (eyeglasses)
• Ngincer  + (eyeing, lurking something that is very expected)
• Bulu  + (eyelash)
• Mata  + (eyes)
• Ngeriek  + (eyes get heay with sleep)
• Deling  + (eyes sight)
• Ngidem  + (eyes tightly, eyes shut (opp. = kedat))
• Kain  + (fabric)
• Rubrub  + (fabric cover;)
• Camok  + (fabric or rope tied around neck)
• Prarai  + (face)
• Goba  + (face)
• Swabawa  + (Face)
• Marep  + (face a certain direction)
• Lingebanga  + (face down; made face down)
• Burat  + (face powder)
• Majadeng  + (face to face with a challenging attitude to fight)
• Nengkayak  + (face up)
• Nungkayak  + (face up, stomach up, right side up, supine)
• Reraup  + (face wash water)
• Kelus  + (face water)
• Ngarepin  + (face; encounter; confront; deal with)
• Rupa  + (face; form; appearance)
• Ulap-ulap  + (facilities for the ceremony in the form of … facilities for the ceremony in the form of gauze that is 'karajah' or drawn with Balinese script which is then affixed to certain parts of the building (generally at the top), such as the front of the palinggih, over the door, the temple bentar, and so on.er the door, the temple bentar, and so on.)
• Munahang  + (fade)
• Punah  + (fade; nearly gone; lost its sacredness / efficacy; extinct)
• Leteh  + (faded)
• Luntur  + (faded color)
• Kamur  + (faded, unclear)
• Buungang  + (failed to happen)
• Lepas  + (failed to hurt)
• Pepetengan  + (fainted)
• Buyan  + (fainted)
• Kaplenger  + (fainted from the heat of the sun)
• Adil  + (fair)
• Satia wacana  + (faithful to words or sayings; faithful to promise)
• Tangguh  + (faithful, guarantee)
• Prabata  + (fajar;cahaya kemerah-merahan di langit sebelah timur pada menjelang matahari terbit)
• Palsu  + (fake)
• Marauh-rauhan  + (fake trance)
• Rebah  + (fall)
• Taas  + (fall)
• Maclebut  + (fall (into water))
• Mageblag  + (fall (on the head))
• Magebiug  + (fall (sound of objects))
• Rosros  + (fall before cooking (about fruits, leaf, and flower))
• Makebiag  + (fall down)
• Pakebiug-biug  + (fall down over each other)
• Bah  + (fall down so that something is horizontal, e.g. tree, or lie down, be horizontal)
• Cyuta  + (fall from; out of)
• Rimang  + (fall in love; interested in something)
• Kepus  + (fall off)
• Mataasan  + (fall off)
• Nanceb  + (fall on a point (knife), embed something sharp in something else)
• Pakeblug-blug  + (fall one by one)
• Ngelilig  + (fall out)
• Lilig  + (fall out)
• Ngurag  + (fall out (about chicken feathers, birds, etc.))
• Labuh  + (fall over from standing position (people, not things))
• Nanceb  + (fall such that head hits the ground first)
• Tiba  + (fall to one's lot, occur, hit)
• Maplengek  + (fall unable to move)
• Matingkeb  + (fall upside down, face downwards)
• Tingkeb  + (fall upside down, face downwards)
• Rosros  + (fall;abort; born prematurely (about babies))
• Marosrosan  + (fall;spill; scattere)
• Taasanga  + (fallen by (someone))
• Mabah  + (fallen down, over (e.g. tree))

• Aas  + (fallen out, down (e.g. hair, leaves, fruit))

• Tuunanga  + (fallen, dropped, taken down; unloaded)
• Maplispisan  + (falling (grains of rice))
• Manuncak  + (falling backwards of a seat)
• Maketus  + (falling out of milk teeth of a baby)
• Mabriok  + (falls; fall down; spilled; poured out of place (about goods, liquid, rattling goods, etc.))
• Kakasuban  + (fame)
• Geg  + (familiar term of address to younger female; sis)
• Panyaman  + (family)
• Pune  + (family)
• Kadang  + (family)
• Kulawarga  + (family)
• Nyama palekadan  + (family members born of the same parents)
• Galur  + (family relations (dialect of Buleleng))
• Silsila  + (family tree, genealogoy)
• Kuren  + (family, household)
• Tiges  + (family; group; relatives)
• Gerit  + (famine)
• Kasub  + (famous)
• Kaloktah  + (famous)
• Kajanaloka  + (famous)
• Kepet  + (fan)
• Eber-eber  + (fan)
• Ilih  + (fan (usually made of woven bamboo))
• Kebet  + (fan sate)
• Ngilihin  + (fan; do something with a thin device to blow the wind)
• Boma  + (fanged face of whom appears above many gat … fanged face of whom appears above many gate-entrances to the inner courtyards of temples, its function being to prevent evil spirits from entering, accoording to some authorities. Alternatively if a person tries to enter the temple with bad feeling, Bhoma is supposed to change the feeleings. He blesses those with good feeling.eings. He blesses those with good feeling.)
• Macaling  + (fanged; have fangs)
• Kilihin  + (fanned (by))
• Ilihina  + (fanning; fanned by him)
• Doh  + (far)
• Adoh  + (far)
• Jambat  + (far)
• Sapenawang  + (far as (I) know)
• Nyabatang  + (far away)
• Mejoh-johan  + (far away)
• Mucahong  + (far away (Ungasan dialect))
• Edoh  + (far; away)
• Ngentut  + (fart)
• Ampru  + (fart)
• Ngejoh-ngejohang  + (farther away)
• Paling  + (farthest behind)
• Kebrut  + (farting sound)
• Gasek  + (fast)
• Bebeng  + (fast)
• Ngeser  + (fast (about motion, running, flying, etc.))
• Nerit  + (fast (about running))
• Gelis  + (fast (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Jenget  + (fast (round))
• Bintit  + (fast (run))
• Nyuh enggalan  + (fast fruiting coconut, the grains are rather small)
• Blegos  + (fast growing / big)
• Lenged  + (fast spinninig or whirling)
• Inceg  + (fast, hurry up)
• Ngenggalang  + (fast, swift)
• Enggal  + (fast; soon)
• Seet  + (fasten, tie into bundles (e.g. rice))
• Becol  + (Fat)
• Bauh  + (Fat)
• Makembul  + (fat)
• Maplogplogan  + (fat and adorable)
• Dongkang  + (fat toad or frog with rough skin, about 7 cm. long)
• Bacol  + (fat; distended (about stomach or belly))
• Tuduh  + (fate)
• Lalaca  + (fate, destiny)
• Bapa  + (father)
• Ajung  + (father)
• Aji  + (father (Alus Singgih: high level of balinese language))
• Ajin  + (father (to reveal the form of ownership, followed by the subject who is the owner of 'father'))
• Nanang  + (father; dad)
• Gayap  + (fatigue due to old age, age, and not working hard)
• Kajelekan  + (fault)
• Sueca  + (favor from god)
• Ati  + (fear)
• Res  + (fear)
• Aruina  + (Feared)
• Kapiidin  + (feared; frightened)
• Macadeng  + (fearless; brave)
• Sapu  + (feather duster)
• Sandeh  + (feathers on a chicken's back of the neck)
• Tanda  + (feature, characteristic)
• Bacin  + (feces)
• Wadih  + (fed up)
• Maman  + (feed for cows, pigs or other animals)
• Mabaren  + (feed; baited; using bait)
• Panyawis  + (feedback)
• Umpan balik  + (feedback)
• Ngasen  + (Feel)
• Magegabagan  + (feel around for something)
• Jenek  + (feel at home in a place; stay; live)
• Nyelsel  + (feel bad about something done to someone)
• Seriat-seriut  + (feel good one day, bad the next day)
• Marasa pelih  + (feel guilty)
• Karasa  + (feel like)
• Karasmin  + (feel pleasure in chime romance)
• Ngremang  + (feel rather hot)
• Ngrasa  + (feel something)
• Nyelsel  + (feel sorry)
• Magegabagan  + (feel your way by touch)
• Mamanah  + (feel, intend, have the opinion)
• Rasaang  + (feel; feel it)
• Ngrasayang  + (feel; sense; experience)
• Pakeneh  + (feeling)
• Nyem  + (feeling blah, without energy, tasteless, unseasoned (relating to an individual), unheated (said of water))
• Pengeng  + (feeling confused and unwell)
• Keeng-keeng  + (feeling dissatisfied, sorry, not brave enough to express an opinion)
• Ngasanin  + (feeling of a fish pulling on a line)
• Madengan  + (feeling of mystery about a place such as a dark forest, cemetery, large tree, etc.)
• Semutan  + (feeling of skin)
• Grepe  + (feeling one's way by hand in the dark)
• Wangsit  + (feeling that a situation is possibly dangerous and therefore avoiding it by not doing something that one was about to do)
• Rasa  + (feeling, flavor, judgment)
• Pangrasa  + (feeling; sense)
• Aang  + (feels dry (about the esophagus))
• Genitanga  + (feels itchy; felt itchy)
• Patus  + (fees paid for the burial of a banjar member)
• Kejing  + (feet)
• Gugung  + (feet (used figuratively), for example in the phrase 'baat gugung' which literally means heavy foot, but has the meaning of being lazy to work)
• Beduu  + (Felis silvestris catus atau Felis catus)
• Ebah  + (fell)
• Pincat  + (fell; fall (due to unbalance))
• Enteban  + (felling; chopped meat for lawar dough)
• Karasayang  + (felt (by))
• Karasa  + (felt (by))
• Lua  + (female)
• Luwa  + (female)