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• Majugjagan  + (perselisihan yang dilakukan dengan cara verbal atau saling bersikeras mengeluarkan pendapat)
• Pabaang  + (persembahan)
• Atos  + (persembahan berupa hasil bumi (spt ayam, bebek) kepada pendeta untuk memastikan akan melaksanakan upacara)
• Aturan  + (persembahan berupa sesajen dalam melakukan upacara)
• Bebangkit  + (persembahan dalam agama Hindu Bali yang berupa kumpulan buah dan kue yang melambangkan isi dunia dan planet, dipersembahkan kepada Dewi Durga dan para butakala)
• Canang raka  + (persembahan sederhana)
• Pajegan  + (persembahan yg terdiri atas nasi, lauk-pauk, buah-buahan, jajanan, dan bunga-bungaan dituju-kan kepada Tuhan)
• Yadnya  + (persembahan; kurban suci; upacara)
• Punia  + (persembahan; sumbangan; sedekah)
• Aturin  + (persembahkan (kepada))
• Nyegara gunung  + (Persembahyangan dan "Tirthayatra" sangat d … Persembahyangan dan "Tirthayatra" sangat dianjurkan ke tempat-tempat dengan konsep Nyegara Gunung ini. Upacara Panca Yadnyapun juga mengambil konsep "Nyegara Gunung". Misalnya Upacara Memukur, setelah melasti ke Laut biasanya dilanjutkan dengan meajar-ajar ke Pura Besakih di Gunung Agung.ajar-ajar ke Pura Besakih di Gunung Agung.)
• Pikamkam  + (persiapan)
• Siagayang  + (persiapkan)
• Paseban  + (persidangan)
• Klecung  + (persimmon: span style)
• Pakejepin  + (persingkat waktunya)
• Sedauh  + (persis)
• Percis  + (persis)
• Beleg  + (persis; sama)
• Blegeran  + (persis; tepat benar)
• Nahen  + (persist)
• Pangusuan  + (persistence results in lots of smoke and eventual glowing of the tinder, which can be blown into a fire)
• Getem  + (persistent)
• Posong  + (persistent; grumpy)
• Jlema  + (person)

• Adiri  + (person (counter or classifier word))

• Nak  + (person (short of anak))
• Pangraksa  + (person in charge)
• Panyungsung  + (person in charge of taking care of temples)
• Pragina  + (person in trance)
• Ngentukin  + (person is blocked, even if he is in the car. It means that there is a car blocking the road. The obstruction itself is the subject of the sentence.)
• Ngandong  + (person on back (vs, pondong (mondong) = carry things on back))
• Pangamong  + (person or group that has the responsibility of looking after and taking care of a temple)
• Anak  + (person requests work (referring usually to being asked to contribute work to some sort of ceremony of friends or family))
• Nitya wecana  + (person who always keeps his promise)
• Panyanggra  + (person who carries out or is responsible for ceremonial activities)
• Pamulung  + (person who collects things from trash and garbage for the purpose of recylcing them)
• Dasaran  + (person who is frequently entered by a spirit)
• Pangempu  + (person who looks after a child)
• Dompa  + (person without legs)
• Sadeg  + (person, usually, but not necessarily, a man and a pemangku, who goes into trance easily and who is invited to do this in order to communicate with a particular god so that the wishes of the god may become known)
• Panugrahan  + (personal spirit that gives help and direction to such a person as a balian taksu)
• Kaswaragayang  + (personalized)
• Apul  + (persuade)
• Ngrumrumin  + (persuade)
• Royo  + (persuade)
• Rumrumang  + (persuade; please persuade)
• Ngrumrum  + (persuade; seduce)
• Pepasihin  + (persuade; wry)
• Karumrum  + (persuaded (by))
• Rumruma  + (persuaded; persuaded by him)