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• Kena  + (to hit, touch or strike)
• Kaplag  + (to be hit or crashed into by a vehicle)
• Tuncak  + (to be hit or struck from behind)
• Serak  + (to be hoarse or lack voice)
• Jumah  + (to be at home or in one's residence)
• Polos  + (to be honest or truthful)
• Tulen  + (to be honest or truthful)
• Jujur  + (to be honest or truthful, fair)
• Dang  + (to be honored or recognized)
• Bahanga  + (to be horizontal rather than vertical)
• Magedeg-gedegan  + (to be hot-headed or bad tempered)
• Jalma  + (to be human)
• Naros  + (to be humble or grateful)
• Bongkot  + (to be hunched or slouched over)
• Ngengsutang  + (to be hung up)
• Laongan  + (to be hungry or with appetite(slang))
• Gangga  + (to be in a high positon)
• Magelis-gelisan  + (to be in a hurry or rushed)
• Ngamel  + (to hold or control rule (jagat))
• Kawentenan  + (to be in existence; there is; to be)
• Kautus  + (To be invited, be ordered (person))
• Mesib  + (similar)
• Kewatesin  + (to be limited)
• Selemang  + (to be made black)
• Endahang  + (to be made fun)
• Pategehin  + (to be made higher)
• Panggih  + (to be met by, to be made the acquaintance of)
• Karacik  + (to be mixed)
• Mawasta  + (to be named, to be called)
• Saratang  + (to be needed; to be important)
• Runtag  + (heart beat)
• Maengkeb  + (to hide or place out of sight)
• Ngungkul  + (to be on top of something)
• Ambahin  + (to be passed through; to pass through)
• Ambin  + (way, route, way to some place)
• Aketeng  + (to not have money)
• Gelisang  + (to hurry or be hurried)
• Ngujanin  + (to be raining)
• Imang-imang  + (to be in a hurry or rush)
• Makehang  + (to be salty)
• Angonanga  + (to be shepherded (by someone); to be pastored (by someone))
• Mendep  + (to be silent, to be at rest)
• Sinduk  + (spoon)
• Ceteng  + (to be strong, to not be feeble)
• Mawinan  + (to be the reason for; be the cause of)
• Yab  + (current of electricity, current of air)
• Patuh  + (to be the same, be like)
• Kabanda  + (to be tied by)
• Seksek  + (wedge ones way through a densely packed crowd)
• Masiluman  + (to become a different form)
• Maguunin  + (to become accustomed to something.)
• Dadi  + (to become; to have a profession)
• Bahang  + (to move into a horizontal position; to extend)
• Ngandang  + (to place something in a horizontal position to form an obstacle)
• Pongpong  + (to make a hole or opening)
• Ngawinang  + (to bring about; to cause)
• Ngae  + (to build; to do or make)
• Nyuled  + (to ignite with a spark)
• Meli  + (to buy)
• Belanjaang  + (to buy; to spend)
• Carca  + (to calculate, mention, accounting, count)
• Aba  + (to carry)
• Muntil  + (To tie up, entangle)
• Nyunggi  + (to carry a child on the shoulders, with one leg straddling each side of the carrier's neck)
• Nyuwun  + (to carry on the head)
• Nangal  + (to hold or grasp something between the teeth)
• Ngukir  + (to carve)
• Ngejuk  + (to catch)
• Mapales  + (to catch fish with a rod and hook)
• Ngejukang  + (to catch something for someone)
• Guna  + (profit, advantage, energy gain, magic)
• Metu  + (to cause to count out; to emerge)
• Kalaksanayang  + (to cause to happen, to execute a plan)
• Ngilangang  + (to cause to lose)
• Ningkeban  + (To place something face down)
• Ngetut  + (to pursue)
• Milih  + (To choose)
• Ebah  + (to chop or cut down)
• Ngeracik  + (To chop up spices so that they are in very small pieces and be used in food.)
• Pipisin  + (to clean something (e.g. raw cotton))
• Ngudud  + (to clean with a hoe; to root up grass, especially with a spade)
• Sapuh  + (to cleanse; to clean)
• Unggahang  + (to climb; to type)
• Lilit  + (roof horizontal members of a roof, the plane of which is parallel to that of the lambang, but higher)
• Ngoopin  + (to help or work together)
• Ngenen  + (to hit or latch on to someone or something)
• Mawit  + (to come from)
• Sepanan  + (to be in a hurry or rush)
• Mandingin  + (to compare; collate; equal)
• Maksa  + (to compel someone or something or self to do something)
• Mapalu  + (butt heads, hammer heads together, fight, hit)
• Ngrenggeng  + (to hum or reverberate sound from throat)
• Ngepil  + (to hide or place something behind something else)
• Ngengkeban  + (to hide or place something behind something else)
• Ngaben  + (to conduct a cremation ceremony; to cremate)
• Pangku  + (To contain, to hold in one's lap)
• Madaging  + (to contain; to have as contents)
• Notok  + (to continue)
• Pegat-pegat  + (to continue without stopping)
• Ngayahang  + (to help or assist)
• Nyakanang  + (to cook)
• Ngoreng  + (to cook by frying)
• Kukus  + (to cook in rice steamer, usually in the shape of a cone, woven from bamboo strips, tightly woven near the top, loosely woven near the apex of the cone)
• Nyakan  + (to cook rice)
• Nimbung  + (to cook something in a bungbung)
• Lila  + (something that brings happiness)
• Cara  + (in the manner of; like; as)
• Nyarit  + (to cut with a sickle)
• Nambeng  + (to dam up, stem, check)
• Muputang  + (to finish, complete something)
• Mragatan  + (to finish, complete sth)
• Tegesin  + (to define/meaning/interpret something)
• Mengkeb  + (to deliberately hide or conceal)
• Nurunang  + (to descend; to go down)
• Glendong  + (the basic word from the word 'nglendong' which means to hang)
• Ngalahin  + (to desert, leave behind, forsake, leave)
• Kearepang  + (to be hoping or wishing for something to happen)

• Abab  + (to destroy)

• Embet  + (constipated, swollen, hard, distended)
• Numbeg  + (to hoe or garden with a hoe or bladed instrument)
• Udud  + (to dig or cut using hoe)
• Celeb  + (to dip something into a liquid)
• Kehulu  + (headward)
• Iyeb  + (to disappear or hide temporarily such as the sun being hidden by cloud)
• Dapet  + (to discover, find, meet with)
• Mabligbagan  + (to discuss; to work through an issue and to reach an agreement)
• Magedeg-gedegan  + (to be hot-headed or bad tempered)
• Ngéér  + (to disregard, make light of, or belittle; neglect)
• Ngunya  + (visit)
• Bebas  + (to do as one choses)
• Nggati  + (To do in haste)
• Netes  + (To do research)
• Ngusut  + (To do research)
• Natas  + (to do research; investigate)
• Ngledangin  + (To do someone a favor)
• Nimba  + (haul)
• Kinum  + (to drink)
• Nginem  + (to drink)
• Inem  + (to drink)
• Nglau  + (to drink tuak)
• Magelebug  + (to drop with a thud)
• Ajeng  + (in front of someone, something, put in front of)
• Panteg  + (to hit with tool)
• Madaar  + (to eat, used commonly for family and friends)
• Nganu  + (to eat, used for children within family group)
• Gisi  + (to hold or grasp)
• Nyangkol  + (to use two hands against center of body)
• Olasin  + (to seek help)
• Masuhang  + (to hire or employ someone for a set task)
• Ngelut  + (to hug or embrace)
• Nanding  + (to equalize or handicap a cock or cricket in a fight if it is obviously superior to its opponent)
• Paijeng  + (to happen or occur)
• Jalma  + (to be human)
• Cengong  + (not enough)
• Apus  + (to fake, fool, deceive, trick (as in athletic contest))
• Ngapus  + (to fake, fool, or deceive)
• Nepen  + (to fall on something)
• Ngempil  + (to fall down, collapse)
• Mal  + (to fall down. Pants or skirt or mucus from the nose falling)
• Makakeb  + (To fall flat on one's face, to fall prone)
• Runtuh  + (to fall off or down)
• Maketus  + (falling out of milk teeth of a baby)
• Ulung  + (to fall off something, as by accident)
• Kena  + (to hit, touch or strike)
• Tepen  + (to fall upon something)
• Kalegan  + (happiness)
• Abot  + (to feel heavy or weighed down due to difficult or imposing circumstances)
• Liang  + (to feel or appear happy,content or optimistic)
• Mapageh  + (to fence something)
• Maperang  + (to fight)
• Nyiatang  + (to fight)
• Mamogol  + (to fight without a weapon)
• Ngebekin  + (to fill)
• Acekel  + (to have a handful of something)
• Ngompa  + (To fill something with air and expand the size)
• Meresin  + (to fill to the brim)
• Ngenen  + (to hit or latch on to someone or something)
• Wusan  + (to finish)
• Kelud  + (salt scraper, often made of kloping, used for scraping up soil when making salt from sea water)
• Muputang  + (to finish, complete something)
• Mragatan  + (to finish, complete sth)
• Mecat  + (to fire from a job)
• Papales  + (to fish using a rod)
• Mancing  + (to fish with a hook (pancing) and line, not with a net. The term applies only to fishing for fish in the shoreline coral and rocks.)
• Mamancing  + (to fish with a hook and line, not with a net)
• Macek  + (skewer, make hole, plant seedlings, to push something into something else, like a stake into the ground (vs. macet = clogged))
• Nganyut  + (to float away, throw away into water (e.g. offerings))
• Malayangan  + (to fly a kite)
• Masepuk  + (to fly up, around (e.g. dust))
• Ngindang  + (to fly with a turning motion (e.g. a bird, kite))
• Nglukusan  + (to fold something that is usually open (e.g. coconut leaf, sail))
• Ojog  + (to head or travel directly to somewhere)
• Nuut  + (to follow a road or path)
• Tuut  + (to follow a suggestion, path, trail)
• Milu-milu  + (to follow blindly, without question)
• Nuutin  + (to follow someone)
• Betekan  + (calf of leg)
• Ngemolihang  + (to gain)
• Welanga  + (to get angry)
• Mrantiyang  + (to get angry at someone)
• Makatang  + (to get back, receive)
• Bakat  + (to get, get back something lost, receive)
• Wastanin  + (To give a name to someone or something)
• Glemek  + (to give advice)
• Masuntik  + (To give an injection (vs. nyuntik = probe))
• Manjusin  + (to give someone a bath, bathe someone)
• Nungkul  + (to give up, surrender, make something. crooked, bend something)
• Aturang  + (to give; to offer)
• Nglim  + (to glue something)
• Ngider  + (to go around)
• Maider  + (to go around (eg shrine, bale agung))
• Iderin  + (to go around a place (imperative))
• Ngiderin  + (to go around outside of something)
• Malancaran  + (to go around, walk around)
• Sepansepan  + (to hurry or move quickly)
• Kumah  + (to go home)
• Budal  + (to go home or to one's place of residence; go home; return; back)
• Maboros  + (to go hunting, tracking or fishing)
• Muriyang  + (to go in)
• Luas  + (to go out, as in go out from one's house for a while)
• Adeng-adeng  + (to go slowly)
• Masekolah  + (to go to school)
• Ngamenekang  + (to go up)
• Majalan  + (to go; to walk; to move)
• Nyungkan  + (to grieve over; to worry about)
• Mipis  + (to grind or stir with a stick)
• Nglekuk  + (to hold or grasp tightly)
• Mejukut  + (to grow vegetables)
• Palu  + (a hammer or instrument used to hit or pound something)
• Enjuhin  + (to hand over; give)
• Ngenjuhin  + (to hand over; throw in; give)
• Borgol  + (handcuff/s)
• Alang  + (to hinder or hamper)
• Pangisian  + (to handle or manage a situation)
• Petek  + (counter for number of rounds of cockfight)
• Ngantung  + (to hang)
• Nyangsang  + (to hang up)
• Upon-upon  + (to harvest or gather crops)
• Nganyi  + (to harvest or gather rice)
• Manyi  + (to harvest or gather rice (doesn't apply to other crops))
• Ngrainin  + (To have a baby)
• Ngidam  + (to have a craving for a specific food)
• Nyungkanang  + (to have a disease or injury contained to particular area of the body)