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• Paspas  + (ratakan (tanah))
• Plasah  + (ratakan (tentang sawah))
• Plagpag  + (ratakan (tentang tanah))
• Rataang  + (ratakan; buat menjadi rata; isi dengan merata)
• Tabasang  + (ratakan; tolong ratakan)
• Tadah  + (rather)
• Tabuan  + (rather aggressive when disturbed)
• Ngeras  + (rather appropriate)
• Bentis  + (rather bloated because of eating)
• Pook  + (rather concave because it is loose (about land or walls))
• Ulem  + (rather dark (color))
• Rereng  + (rather deaf)
• Remang  + (rather hot)
• Ngremekin  + (rather like a small ngaturan piodalan, but smaller and of lesser importance)
• Sawang  + (rather like something, e.g. in color)
• Ngemped  + (rather modestly (when walking or do something))
• Delek  + (rather runny)
• Demek  + (rather wet)
• Jebel  + (rather wide (face))
• Bongkang  + (rather, it would be wek, meaning torn))
• Penyalin  + (rattan)
• Bandil  + (rattan thorns)
• Ngresek  + (rattle)
• Parek  + (rauh nangkil)
• Gaukang  + (raup)
• Saup  + (raup; serok; ambil dengan dua tangan)
• Rot  + (raut; licinkan (haluskan, runcingkan) dengan pisau dan sebagainya)
• Raut  + (raut; melicinkan (menghaluskan, meruncingkan) dengan pisau dan sebagainya)
• Rautin  + (rauti; raut; haluskan atau tajamnya (bambu/kayu) menggunakan pisau dan sebagainya)
• Rautang  + (rautkan; haluskan atau tajamkan sesuatu (bambu/kayu) menggunakan pisau dan sebagainya)
• Rotang  + (rautkan; runcingkan; haluskan (menggunakan pisau dan sebagainya))
• Pangkung  + (ravine gulley, canyon, river)
• Jurang  + (ravine, gulley, canyon, a passageway through mountains; cliff)
• Juran  + (ravine, gulley, canyon, a passageway through mountains; cliff)
• Nguda  + (raw (used to reflect a state of things, like a raw discussion))
• Matah kelur  + (raw right, not compatible)
• Brawah  + (rawa-rawa)
• Petepet  + (rawatan)
• Petepetin  + (rawatlah)
• Rawon  + (rawon)
• Raon  + (rawon; gulai)
• Amerta  + (ray (from Sanskrit amrita))
• Sorot  + (ray beam of light)
• Setel  + (ray, beam of light, set, suit of clothes, stylish)
• Tetani  + (rayap, serangga (seperti semut) berwarna putih tidak bersayap, memakan dan merusak kayu; anai-anai)
• Praba  + (rays; light)
• Royo  + (rayu)
• Enyor  + (rayu; bujuk)
• Nyujuh  + (reach)
• Ngayuh  + (reach)
• Tunggah  + (reach out and up, reach for, get to something, climb, go up)
• Ng  + (reach up to use tool to pull branch of tree down so as to get fruit)
• Ked  + (reach a place)
• Ngerepe  + (reach for something slowly or stealthily as if to steal it)
• Keni  + (reach hit, touched by, meet with, find, understand, catch, grasp, befall)
• Jujuh  + (reach out)
• Kayuh  + (reach out, hug)
• Anumana  + (reaching a religious conclusion or achieving knowledge by direct communication with god by belief)
• Paca  + (read)
• Maca  + (read)
• Paos  + (read)
• Bacana  + (read (by))
• Baca  + (read (imperative))
• Waca  + (read aloud, recite, chant (holy text))
• Ngwacen  + (read aloud, recite, chant (holy text))
• Wacen  + (read aloud, recite, chant (holy text))
• Ngwacakang  + (read stars, prophesy by astrology, predict)
• Putru  + (reading of sacred lontars without translation into the vernacular)
• Tagen  + (ready)
• Siaga  + (ready)
• Sayaga  + (ready)
• Tagen  + (ready to do something)
• Klar  + (ready, done)
• Pragat  + (ready, done, completed, ended, always)
• Tubungan  + (ready-made symbolic betel quid)
• Kolong  + (ready-sawn construction wood, 2 x 20 cm. cross section, used for making kolong of roof (covering ends of iga-iga and forming drip line, cacapan))
• Nyadia  + (ready: disposed to do something)
• Sedia  + (ready: willing, able, ready to do something, already prepared)
• Sregep  + (ready; disposed)
• Lemah  + (real world; real nature)
• Biakta  + (real; clear; certainly)
• Ngehanga  + (realized; realized by him/her)
• Keselek  + (realizing that you need something at once, but do not have it)
• Sujatinne  + (really)
• Gumap  + (really love)
• Ngiler  + (really want something)
• Nyud  + (really wants)
• Sujati  + (Really, truly)
• Spion  + (rear view mirror on vehicle)
• Awanan  + (reason)
• Sangkal  + (reason, cause)
• Awinan  + (reason; cause)
• Rebab  + (rebab; alat musik gesek menyerupai biola bertali dua atau tiga, biasanya digesek dengan cara ditegakkan di lantai dan penggeseknya berada di belakang rebab)
• Bah  + (rebah)
• Magebiag  + (rebah serentak)
• Ebah  + (rebah; roboh; tumbang; bergerak dari posisi berdiri ke posisi jatuh dan terbaring.)
• Bahang  + (rebahkan; tebangkan; rubuhkan)
• Rebana  + (rebana)
• Besi  + (rebar)
• Namprat  + (rebuke)
• Damprat  + (rebuke)
• Magaak  + (rebuke)
• Madihin  + (rebuke scold, be angry with and express anger)
• Medihin  + (rebuke someone)
• Mongorin  + (rebuke, be annyoed with someone and say so)
• Capatin  + (rebuke; say hello; greet)
• Pedihina  + (rebuke; scolded)
• Gaik  + (rebuke; scream)
• Dengkik  + (rebuke; snapped)
• Nengkik  + (rebuke; snapped)
• Engseb  + (rebus)
• Rebus  + (rebus)
• Rebusan  + (rebusan)
• Rebusang  + (rebuskan; tolong rebus)
• Reweng  + (rebut)
• Rebong  + (rebut bersama-sama)
• Gebeg  + (rebut dengan cara tarik-menarik; gosok)
• Gebegin  + (rebut, tarik)
• Rebut  + (rebut; keroyok)
• Garang  + (rebut; rampas, ambil dengan paksa (barang orang))
• Ngebeg  + (rebutan dengan menarik)
• Ngangsur  + (recall the pun in which one says he is telung dasa lima (35 = pasasur) if he is out of breath and panting, implying ngangsur.)
• Ngrambang  + (recall, ponder, or contemplate something)
• Engkes  + (recede)
• Ngengkesang  + (recede (water); deflate)

• Aad  + (recede; down (about water))

• Murasang  + (recede; less and less (about sea water))
• Lengar  + (receding hairline; alopecia, balding head, especially when the hair loss starts from the forehead.)
• Nanggap  + (receive (vs. nganggap angggap = leave debts unpaid))
• Nampi  + (receive, approve of)
• Mamendak  + (receive, greet, go to meet)
• Nyanda  + (receive: to be pawned)
• Wau  + (recently)
• Nembenin  + (recently have just done something for first time)
• Mara  + (recently; just)
• Panyembrama  + (reception)
• Palawakya  + (recitation in Kawi during ceremony)
• Ngrehang  + (recite magic formulas to change one's shape, etc.)
• Ngaweda  + (recite mantra)
• Ngamunyiang  + (recite: read out loud, as in kakawin)
• Pepeka  + (reckless)
• Ngacuh  + (reckless, erratic (talking, working etc))
• Patikacuh  + (reckless, erratic (talking, working etc))
• Itung  + (reckon)
• Ngitungang  + (reckon, weighing in thought)
• Kaitung  + (reckoned up, counted)
• Mabahang  + (recline)
• Ngakuwin  + (recognize, acknowledge, confess, admit)
• Biota  + (recok; gaduh; ingar; ramai (rusuh) tidak keruan; marah-marah (mengamuk))
• Biut  + (recok; gaduh; ingar; ramai (rusuh) tidak keruan; marah-marah (mengamuk))
• Iuh  + (recok; gaduh; ingar; ramai (rusuh) tidak keruan; marah-marah (mengamuk))
• Tulah  + (recompense)
• Pangelet  + (recompense)
• Nyasapang  + (reconcile; accommodate; conciliate)
• Sasapang  + (reconcile; make it peaceful)
• Kasasapang  + (reconciled (by))
• Palungan  + (rectangular box used for body in cremation)
• Gabin  + (rectangular shaped cake, sprinkled with sugar)
• Trewel  + (rectangular steel trowel used to smooth plaster after application)
• Kemaon  + (rectangular vegetable tray from wood)
• Ompreng  + (rectangular, shallow sheet-metal tray for mixing or carrying mortar, concrete, etc.)
• Ngentah  + (recurrence of illness)
• Betus  + (recurrent)
• Kambuh  + (recurrent)
• Barak  + (red)
• Kama  + (red)
• Bang  + (red)
• Abang  + (red)
• Ngerab  + (red)
• Rakta  + (red)
• Baak  + (red (about face))
• Pere  + (red clay)
• Ngasumba  + (red colored because of dye)
• Rangdia  + (red cotton cloth)
• Kusamba  + (red dye produced from, small decorative tree or shrub that has recently been planted along roads and in hotel gardens)
• Muruh  + (red dye used as a food coloring)
• Bangkarna  + (red ears on chicken)
• Kabangan  + (red face, angry)
• Apid  + (red in the skin folds (neck, thighs, etc.) due to prickly heat)
• Arawinda  + (red lotus)
• Kecemcem  + (red mombin)
• Kecemcem  + (red mombin, Spanish plum)
• Kencu  + (red pigment for paint, powdered)
• Ergilo  + (Red roses)
• Paes  + (red saliva resulting from chewing areca nut)
• Koreng  + (red skin rash that itches)
• Benang  + (red, white, and black yarn with a kepeng at each end put around the waist, crossed over the chest, and with the ends placed over shoulders of a person in certain Manusa Yadnya ceremonies)
• Pinggala  + (red; veins)
• Enap  + (reda)
• Nget  + (reda (tentang hujan))
• Endang  + (reda; mulai berkurang (tt hujan))
• Sawan ujan  + (reddish feathers birds)
• Tebus  + (redeem something, as from a pawn shop (see benang tebus))
• Nebas  + (redeem; buy; pay with money to take back goods that are pawned(Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
• Tebas  + (redeem; pay with money to take back goods that are pawned; buy(Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
• Tebasang  + (redeem; redeem please (Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
• Tebasa  + (redeemed (by someone) (Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
• Matebas  + (redeemed (by); paid with money to recover items that have been pawned (Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
• Katebas  + (redeemed (by); paid with money to recover items that have been pawned (Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
• Nebasang  + (redeemed ; redeem to pay with money to take back goods that are pawned (Alus Singgih: level of language (anggah-ungguhin basa) that is used to respect or uphold a respected interlocutor))
• Dangu  + (Redite through Buda of Sinta, the first week of the Pawukon cycle, in which Dangu, the first day of the 9-day week, is repeated four days in a row as part of an intercalaetion)
• Gigisin  + (reduce (about sound))
• Ngirangin  + (reduce; decrease; take (cut) in part; decrease bring down)
• Reredin  + (reduce; less)
• Pijitang  + (reduce; little; few)
• Celong  + (reduced)
• Kaceled  + (reduced (by); corrupted (by); embezzled (money) (by))
• Ngedikang  + (reduced, shrinkage)
• Celed  + (Reduced; become less; shrink to less)
• Maceled  + (Reduced; corrupted)
• Rarad  + (reduced; diminish; decreased)
• Engkid  + (reduced; shrinkage; diminished)
• Liep-liep  + (redup berkali-kali; diam-diam; lugu; merem; mata agak terpejam)
• Praksok  + (ree, cabbage palm)
• Tiing buluh  + (reed kind of bamboo (compare bulu = body hair))
• Tinggangan  + (reef)
• Rabi  + (refer to one's own wife as kurenan (l))
• Wasit  + (referee in athletic contest)
• Ayu  + (Referensi nama untuk seorang perempuan)
• Panyangkaan  + (refernce)
• Anunne  + (Referring to something said previously)
• Islam Kajawen  + (Referring to the animistic Islam practiced in East and Central Java, especially in the Yogyakarta area.)
• Kelenting  + (refers often to money made out of metal rather than paper money)
• Lanying  + (refers only to the point itself (vs. mangan = sharp blade))
• Nglawang  + (Refers to a barong procession usually held at the time of Galungan, in which barong and followers go from gate to gate to purify each house compound by mollifying butakala)
• Ngokoh  + (refers to a shallow hole, e.g. when searching for imis)
• Malukat  + (Refers to activities involving purifying one's self, going to a source of water to ask permission of God, and using the water to purify one's self.)
• Sokasi  + (refers to different types of baskets in different parts of Bali)
• Pradana  + (refers to gods only)
• Nyejer  + (refers to number of nights that god stays in temple during an odalan, etc., before being invited to return home)
• Ngosot  + (refers to rubbing quickly and lightly something that is not very dirty (see ngebeg for rubbing slowly and strongly))
• Cicing singal  + (refers to someone who is very spoiled)
• Mlinter  + (refers to something not twisted around anything else, but rather twisted alone)
• Kembang  + (refers to something that swells up (krupuk, beans when soaked) but does not get soft and break apart (vs. empuk = becomes softer when swells))
• Sanak  + (refers to the number of animals used)
• Catur sanak  + (refers to the physical objects vs. Kanda Empat, which refers to their nature. Some people use the terms interchangeably)
• Lenyig  + (refined)
• Alus  + (refined (behavior, appearance))
• Sandar  + (refined female character with a white mask and a tall headress that performs before the mapajar of the barong part may be taken by males or females, but the gestures and character are female)
• Telek  + (refined, alus)
• Lemes  + (refined, gentle, soft, tender)
• Masuluh  + (reflect)
• Kasuluhin  + (reflected)
• Makenyah  + (reflecting)
• Kedap-kad  + (reflection varying, sparkling, as sun on fish)
• Panijoan  + (reforestation)
• Seterep  + (refreshing drink made by putting strips of ketimun guling into a syrup of gula pasir to which is added red food coloring and a little vanilla)
• Tis  + (refreshing drink made by squeezing biu batu in water and adding juice of juuk peres (orange), lunak, salt)
• Suguhan  + (refreshment offered to guests)
• Kulkas  + (refrigerator)
• Pararudan  + (refugees)