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• Pawacakan  + (ramalan (nujum))
• Wayang wong  + (Ramayana drama performed by people)
• Bok  + (rambut)
• Rambut  + (rambut)
• Roma  + (rambut (Alus Singgih: tingkatan bahasa (anggah-ungguhin basa) yang digunakan untuk menghormati atau menjunjung lawan bicara yang dihormati))
• Beris  + (rambut (bulu) yang tumbuh di pipi)
• Kapeng  + (rambut (bulu) yang tumbuh di pipi)
• Bok gelgel  + (rambut bergelombang atau ikal)
• Antol  + (rambut cemara)
• Bok berit  + (rambut keriting dan kering)
• Bok sosoh  + (rambut lurus)
• Kebring-kebring  + (rambut mengurai ditiup angin)
• Banar  + (rambut pirang)
• Bun swit  + (rambut putri (Lauraceae), pohon anggur par … rambut putri (Lauraceae), pohon anggur parasit yang sangat tipis yang memiliki sifat obat dan digunakan dalam beberapa obat tradisional. 2mm. pohon anggur yang tebal melengkung sendiri di sekitar cabang-cabang pohon inang membentuk kusut padat. Ini memiliki buah bulat hijau sekitar 7 mm. dalam diameterh bulat hijau sekitar 7 mm. dalam diameter)
• Padesel  + (rambut tiruan (tentang gigi, kunci, dan sebagainya))
• Jenggot  + (rambut yang tumbuh di bawah dagu.)
• Buluan  + (rambutan: a large tree that bears bunches of egg size fruits)
• Tragtag  + (ramp: a slope or inclined plane for joining two different levels, as at the entrance or between floors of a building.)
• Jarah  + (rampas)
• But  + (rampas, ambil dengan paksa (barang orang))
• Jurag  + (rampas, ambil dengan paksa (barang orang))
• Rampas  + (rampas; ambil dengan paksa (dengan kekerasan); rebut)
• Ramping  + (ramping)
• Maros  + (ramping; kecil panjang (lurus); langsing; lampai)
• Gait  + (ramping; langsing)
• Rampok  + (rampok)
• Rampung  + (rampung)
• Panumplu  + (ramrod for gun; ramrod; poke tool)
• Ramu  + (ramu)
• Ratus  + (ramu)
• Ramyaksara  + (Ramyaksara berasal dari bahasa Jawa kuno ' … Ramyaksara berasal dari bahasa Jawa kuno 'ramya' yang berarti indah, penuh sesak, penuh dengan hal-hal yang berbeda, dll. Jadi, ramyaksara adalah kata yang memiliki arti paling dekat dengan spektakuler. Tidak ada sinonim bahasa Bali untuk kata spektakuler, jadi kami meminjam istilah dari bahasa terdekat, bahasa Jawa kuno.ah dari bahasa terdekat, bahasa Jawa kuno.)
• Ramyaksara  + (Ramyaksara is derived from old Javanese 'r … Ramyaksara is derived from old Javanese 'ramya' which means splendid, crowded, full of different things, etc. So, ramyaksara is a word having closest meaning to spectacular. There is no Balinese synonym for spectacular, so we borrow the term from the closest language, the old Javanese.om the closest language, the old Javanese.)
• Wewidangan  + (ranah; bidang)
• Rancang  + (rancang)
• Rasia  + (random, unexpected stopping of motorists by police to check documents)
• Rangda  + (Rangda adalah salah satu dari dua tokoh sentral dalam pertunjukan Calonarang, mewakili sisi negatif dari kosmos, sedangkan barong mewakili aspek positif.)
• Rangda  + (Rangda is one of the two central figures in the barong play, representing the negative side of the cosmos, whereas barong represents the positive aspects)
• Auban  + (Rangda: name often used by Jimbaran people to refer to the Rangda)
• Angkul-angkul  + (rangka atap tembok pekarangan)
• Likah  + (rangka dipan)
• Boh  + (rangka layang-layang yang melintang (dialek Badung))
• Rentet  + (rangkai)
• Rence  + (rangkaian buah dalam setangkai)
• Papayasan penjor  + (Rangkaian hiasan pada penjor, biasanya dibuat dari janur, daun lontar yang dibentuk sedemikian rupa yang bertujuan untuk menambah keindahan penjor tersebut.)
• Om Santih, Santih, Santih Om  + (rangkaian kata yang biasa digunakan untuk menutup suatu uraian atau tulisan.)
• Odalan  + (rangkaian upacara Dewa Yadnya (upacara keagamaan kepada Tuhan Yang Maha Esa) yang ditujukan kepada Ida Sang Hyang Widi pada sebuah pura atau tempat suci; odalan/piodalan berasal dari kata “wedal/medal” yang memiliki arti “keluar” atau “lahir”)
• Repa  + (rangkak)
• Rangkep  + (rangkap)
• Tipat sanga  + (rangkap ketupat yang dibuat dengam jalinan dua jalur janur untuk pelengkap sajen pengambéan)
• Rangkul  + (rangkul)
• Sangkol  + (rangkum; gendong)
• Ranjang  + (ranjang)
• Ranjo  + (ranjau)
• Sungga  + (Ranjau yang terbuat dari bahan tumbuhan yang diruncingkan dan ditancapkan di tanah)
• Pangkat  + (rank; levels in civil service (military and so on))
• Ante  + (rantai)
• Rante  + (rantai)
• Rantang  + (rantang)
• Gaa  + (ranum; sangat masak (tentang buah-buahan))
• Guyu  + (raos kutang-kutang, raos sane tusing patut gugu)
• Mageguyon  + (raos sane ngae makedekan)
• Ngotok  + (rap (knock), e.g. repeatedly on door)
• Sangkep  + (rapat)
• Rarem  + (rapat)
• Rapet  + (rapat (jarak))
• Ratep  + (rapat (jarak))
• Ngaet  + (rapat (tentang jarak))
• Renyep  + (rapat dan indah (tentang tulisan, ukiran, dan sebagainya))
• Renyep  + (rapat dan indah (tentang tulisan, ukiran, dsb))
• Kerep  + (rapat, tidak jarang (tentang anyaman, tenunan, dan sebagainya), kerap)
• Majepit  + (rapat; berdesakan; bersesakan)
• Paum  + (rapat; musyawarah)
• Sangkepan  + (rapat; pertemuan)
• Atep  + (rapat; tidak ada sela)
• Atepang  + (rapatkan)
• Rapetang  + (rapatkan (tentang jarak))
• Mrakosa  + (rape)
• Kaprakosa  + (raped (by))
• Entil  + (rapi)
• Rapi  + (rapi)
• Tamped  + (rapi (dalam bekerja))
• Apik  + (rapi dan bersih)
• Gancang  + (rapid, premature, speedy)
• Rapiang  + (rapikan)
• Kebelet  + (rapped, in trouble, having no way out, therefore probably fierce)
• Majagau  + (rare and expensive)
• Kapah  + (rare; seldom; rarely)
• Rongoh  + (rarely (about seeds))
• Tumben  + (rarely: doing something for the first time)
• Kelang  + (rarely; famine)
• Ketat  + (rarely; hard to find; rare)
• Kapah-kapah  + (rarely; seldom)
• Asa  + (rasa)
• Rasa  + (rasa)
• Rasan  + (rasa)
• Engid  + (rasa atau bau seperti tanah yang baru habis di bakar. Misalnya kendi baru, diisi air akan terasa dan berbau tanah.)
• Genjah  + (rasa bebas dari ketegangan; memiliki waktu senggang)
• Karuna  + (rasa demen, rasa tresna)
• Angen  + (rasa kasihan)
• Manis  + (rasa manis)
• Lengeh  + (Rasa pening atau hilang kesadaran (karena terlalu banyak minum minuman keras, dan sebagainya).)
• Mias  + (rasa sakit dan perih pada kulit (seperti kena tamparan))
• Makebiah  + (rasa sakit yang dirasakan sekilas dan tiba-tiba)
• Ngab  + (rasa tidak sedap)
• Kasih  + (Rasa tresna, Rasa kasih sayang ring kenehe)
• Nyejehin  + (rasa tusing bani)
• Jaen  + (rasa yang disukai)
• Nyeb  + (Rasa yang memicu seseorang untuk muntah.)
• Rasaang  + (rasakan)
• Karasa  + (rasanya; serasa)
• Genit  + (rash that causes itching)
• Tangga  + (rasp)
• Apap  + (rata)
• Atap  + (rata)
• Asat  + (rata)
• Racak  + (rata)
• Rata  + (rata; datar)
• Dangsah  + (rata; datar; area yang luas dan datar)
• Tapak  + (rata; tumpul (tentang pisau, alu, pensil, dsb))
• Rapuh  + (ratakan)
• Plasahang  + (ratakan)
• Tabasin  + (ratakan)
• Ratain  + (ratakan)
• Dangsahang  + (ratakan)
• Tabas  + (ratakan (kayu, tembok, dan sebagainya) dengan parang, cetok, dan sebagainya)
• 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)
• Mindah  + (refusal (polite))
• Perdo  + (refuse; disown)
• Janteng  + (regang, tegang, kencang (regang, seperti tali yang ditarik atau direntangkan); regang (tentang gendang dan sebagainya); rata tidak kendur (tentang kulit tubuh))
• Kabupaten  + (regency)
• Nyelsel  + (regret)
• Nyesel  + (regret: be sorry for, be unhappy, remorseful, repentent)
• Keenganga  + (regrettable)
• Trepti  + (regular; orderly)
• Peraturan  + (regulation ode, rule)
• Pranayama  + (regulation of the airway in Hinduism)
• Uger-uger  + (regulations rules, esp. with regard to grammar)
• Nitah  + (reign; rule; order; command; regulate; bossing)
• Ngidih  + (reincarnated)
• Munarbawa  + (reincarnated)
• Numitis  + (reincarnated pass into a new body. This is … reincarnated pass into a new body. This is the word that most people know, rather than the more philosophical word, samsara. The word numitis applies only to human beings. Numitis seems to mean reincarnation itself, as opposed to samsara, which means belief in reincarnation.sara, which means belief in reincarnation.)
• Sang Dumadi  + (reincarnated spirit)
• Punarbhawa  + (reincarnation)
• Punarbawa  + (reincarnation)
• Samsara  + (reincarnation: doctrine that after death, a person's atman, or spirit, is rewarded or punished according to the doctrine of karma-pala and then reborn into a new status befitting the degree to which karma achieved dharma in previous incarnations)
• Tabeha  + (reinforced (by someone))
• Matabeh  + (reinforced; using amplifier; using brace)
• Tadah Paksi  + (reinforcement wood that connects the top of the halls, usually grooved or carved)
• Pangimpas-impas  + (reinforcements)
• Punarbhawa  + (reinkarnasi)
• Punarbawa  + (reinkarnasi)
• Tolak  + (reject)
• Panulak  + (rejector, preventer of evil)
• Kendel  + (rejoice, be merry, be happy, be joyful, etc.)
• Girang  + (rejoice: be very happy)
• Engkag  + (rekah; pecah (tt tanah, tembok, dsb))
• Empugan  + (rekahan tanah; tanah yang pecah dan retak)
• Dalit  + (rekat; tutup rapat-rapat)
• Ledang  + (rela; lega; senang)
• Duga  + (rela; sudi; tahan)
• Katang-katang  + (relaetive of morning glory)
• Masanak  + (related)
• Keliki jarak  + (Related to keliki Bali, and keliki kita or gita, however they are quite different.)
• Kunyit  + (related to much more common ketapang)
• Kenyeri  + (related to Nerium indicum, also called kenyeri, but can be distinguished by the shape and color of the flowers)
• Waru  + (related to, but not the same as the decorative garden flower called hibiscus)
• Makaitan  + (Related; Associated)
• Masarga  + (related; elonging to the same family, group, or type; connected)
• Mapaiketan  + (related; engage)
• Alang  + (relates to a person or group's non participation in ceremonial duties due to a death or other impurity)
• Kenyong  + (relates to gangsa (Karangasem term))
• Warang  + (Relation between parents of a married couple. I.e. the father and/or mother of the son-in-law or daughter-in-law)
• Ubungan  + (relationship)
• Nyama braya  + (relative)
• Kap  + (relative of passion fruit)
• Sekaya  + (relative of zurzak)
• Tiri  + (relative, resulting from a man having two wives, e.g. step brother = adik tiri)
• Wargi  + (relative; distant family relations)
• Munggir  + (relatively high ground area)
• Kembung  + (relatively long-lasting)
• Nyama  + (relatives)
• Braya  + (relatives usually distant ones by marriage, more distant than nyama)
• Semeton  + (relatives; kinsfolk; brother/sister (ASI/Alus Singgih))
• Ngalimurang  + (release divert, distract)
• Ngalimurang  + (release sadness)
• Makemod  + (released, uprooted)
• Kapalasang  + (released; separated)
• Andelan  + (reliable)
• Cager  + (reliable)
• Jimat  + (relic talisman)
• Agama  + (religion law, rules governing manners and morals)
• Pratiaksa  + (religion one of the three methods of obtaining knowledge, the Tri Pramana: Pratiaksa - knowledge through observation)
• Pangrebongan  + (religious ceremonies that depict invasions of enemies)
• Magunting  + (religious ceremony of cutting hair)
• Rejang  + (religious dances with simple movements, usually accompanied by gamelan selonding, danced at a temple by a number of girls lined up behind the leaders (religious leaders);)
• Bujangga  + (religious group that claims closer ties to Wisnu rather than to Siwa and that has some unique religious practices)
• Dharma  + (religious law, behavior mandated by one's status or birth or position)
• Darma duta  + (religious messenger (to spread religion))
• Pangaci  + (religious observance, rite, all parts of such a ceremony)
• Darma sesana  + (religious rules)
• Tedung  + (religious umbrella or rice cover for steamed rice that is to be taken to a feast.)
• Nyerah  + (relinquis: give up (e.g. power, position of importance))
• Emar  + (reluctant)
• Koh  + (reluctant)
• Magantung  + (rely on)
• Megantung  + (rely on)
• Andel  + (rely upon, trust)
• Rem  + (rem)
• Rim  + (rem)
• Aasan  + (remahan; sesuatu yang rontok)
• Nu  + (remain behind)
• Carikanga  + (remain by him/her; left by him/her (about food))
• Rari  + (remainder)
• Sangawara  + (remainder determines day name: 1 = Dangu, 2 = Jangur, 3 = Gigis, 4 = Nohan, 5 = Ogan, 6 = Erangan, 7 = Urungan, 8 = Tulus, 0 = Dadi)
• Dasawara  + (remainder determines day name: 1 = Pandita, 2 = Pati, 3 = Suka, 4 = Duka, 5 = Sri, 6 =Manuh, 7 = Manusa, 8 = Eraja, 9 = Dewa, 0 = Raksasa)
• Caturwara  + (remainder determines day name: 1 = Sri, 2 = Laba, 3 = Jaya, 0 = Menala)
• Sadwara  + (remainder determines day name: 1 = Tungleh, 2 = Ariang, 3 = Urukang, 4 = Paniron, 5 = Was, 0 = Maulu)
• Pancawara  + (remainder determines day name: 1 = Umanis, 2 = Pahing, 3 = Pon, 4 = Wage, 5 = Kliwon)
• Triwara  + (remainder of the division determines the day: 1 = Pasah)
• Bantiran  + (remaja)
• Daha  + (remaja; dewasa (tt wanita))
• Rames  + (remas; peras)
• Rembug  + (rembuk; diskusi)
• Rembugang  + (rembukkan; rundingkan)
• Ingetang  + (remember (command))
• Ngelingan  + (remember something)
• Napetan  + (remember that something always has been just as it is now)
• Inget  + (remember, think about, awaken)
• Ngingetang  + (remind)
• Nyambatin  + (remind)
• Ngibukang  + (remind someone of something)
• Pangingetan  + (reminder)
• Rimut  + (remot; pengendali jarak jauh)
• Ancut  + (remote place; rural area)
• Rimut  + (remote; the remote; remote control)
• Ancak-ancak  + (removable bottom of cock cage (guungan siap))
• Kutanga  + (removal; removed/discarded/thrown / thrown / released (by someone))
• Pesuang  + (remove)
• Ngelas  + (remove)
• Ngentas  + (remove impurities, dissolve, wipe out, loosen)
• Nyupat  + (remove impurity, acquit, save, pardon someone, save someone from a curse)
• Entas  + (remove (about sin))
• Angkid  + (remove from a hot place)
• Punahang  + (remove it; make it fade)
• Neres  + (remove leaf base or sheath of a tree)
• Nyurud  + (remove offerings after their sari has been consumed by the gods)
• Sepahang  + (remove residue from mouth)
• Nyisik  + (remove scales from fish)
• Ngulit  + (remove skin of animal)
• Ngediangin  + (remove something, take something away, uncover something, throw something away, expel)
• Colek  + (remove take a small piece of something, squeeze, press, dig out (ear wax))