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• Ujan baangan  + (not protected from rain or sun; rain and heat)
• Kuwud  + (Not quite ripe small coconuts, almost as big as nyuh, but are green on the outside and full of water and soft flesh.)
• Celih  + (not reached or attained)
• Kidung  + (not reestricted in pada lingsa under verse above, but is restricted by short and long notes in a manner alternately between two short and two long stanzas)
• On  + (not related to the Avoirdupois ounce, which is only 28.34 grams)
• Tabahina  + (not respected (by someone))
• Gamit  + (not serious)
• Buleh  + (not sharp; not angular)
• Leb  + (not shut or tied up (animals, not people))
• Redut  + (not smooth)
• Bangkluk  + (not sold)
• Mabangkluk  + (not sold)
• Anglu  + (not sold; not accepted)
• Mbuk  + (not solid, rotten, not hard)
• Panced  + (not sotf (cake))
• Repe  + (not strong)
• Rempe  + (not strong)
• Rengked  + (not strong enough (about walk))
• Rompod  + (not strong enough to walk)
• Jlempah-jlempoh  + (not strong walking because of sluggishness)
• Nirdon  + (not successful; failed)
• Ogong  + (not successful; failed)
• Ngawag  + (not sure about something)
• Ragu-ragu  + (not sure, uncertain)
• Dengang  + (not synonymous with wild, which is rengas))

• Nuang  + (not take or eat all of something so that some will remain)

• Tengah-tengah  + (not taking sides)
• Juman  + (not the same as jumah, which means at home.)
• Blatung  + (not to be confused with cactus because this plant has leaves during the rainy season, whereas cactus do not)
• Santen  + (not to be confused with coconut water, which is the more or less transparent liquid inside the hollow part of the coconut. Santen is a white, milky liquid made by repeatedly squeezing grated coconut in water)
• Kenanga  + (not to be confused with the flowering plant sandat, the Indonesian name for which is kenanga, and which is not botanically related to the tree called kenanga in Jimbaran)
• Nyepek  + (not too many, not too few spices)
• Linyok  + (Not true; Incorrect; Dishonest)
• Ning  + (not turbid, as water)
• Pacul  + (not up to date or uncultured)
• Kepit  + (not used for fingers)
• Ngepuk  + (not used if fruits are not in bunches, e.g. poh (always ngalap poh))
• Saron  + (not used in gong kebyar, but normally found in gong gede)
• Kecubung  + (not used in offerings)
• Dami  + (not used since synthetics available)
• Ngapus  + (not usually indicating something dishonest or lying)
• Sagon  + (not very common in many parts of Bali)
• Udem  + (not widely used in Bali)
• Durung  + (not yet)
• Dereng  + (Not yet)
• Selidan  + (not yet dark)
• Tusing  + (not; no)
• Jangat  + (notch)
• Cangget  + (notch (usually v-shaped))
• Copah  + (notch, groove, diagonal cut in busung)
• Pungak  + (notched blade due to wear, as of hoe or knife)