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List of results

• Ngujanin  + (to be raining)
• Imang-imang  + (to be running late)
• Makehang  + (to be salty)
• Angonanga  + (to be shepherded (by someone); to be pastored (by someone))
• Mendep  + (to be silent, to be at rest)
• Sinduk  + (to be specific, the use of the spoon shoud be specified, as sinduk teh, teaspoon, sinduk nasi, sinduk jukut, etc.)
• Ceteng  + (to be strong, to not be feeble)
• Mawinan  + (to be the reason for; be the cause of)
• Yab  + (to be the same age as)
• Patuh  + (to be the same, be like)
• Kabanda  + (to be tied by)
• Seksek  + (to be tightlypacked)
• Masiluman  + (to become a different form)
• Maguunin  + (to become accustomed to something.)
• Dadi  + (to become; to have a profession)
• Nglédang  + (to bend)
• Ngelegang  + (to bend)
• Bahang  + (to bend over (imp.))
• Ngandang  + (to block the way or path)
• Pongpong  + (to break something open)
• Ngawinang  + (to bring about; to cause)
• Ngae  + (to build; to do or make)
• Nyuled  + (to burn the end of a rope)
• Meli  + (to buy)
• Belanjaang  + (to buy; to spend)
• Carca  + (to calculate, mention, accounting, count)

• Aba  + (to carry)
• Muntil  + (to carry)

• 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 carry something in the mouth (animal))
• Ngukir  + (to carve)
• Ngejuk  + (to catch)
• Mapales  + (to catch fish with a rod and hook)
• Ngejukang  + (to catch something for someone)
• Guna  + (to cause)
• Metu  + (to cause to count out; to emerge)
• Kalaksanayang  + (to cause to happen, to execute a plan)
• Ngilangang  + (to cause to lose)
• Ningkeban  + (to cause to spill)
• Ngetut  + (to chase someone to make sure where he is and that he is okay)
• 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)
• Nekesang  + (to close tightly)
• Lilit  + (to coil around)
• Ngoopin  + (to collaborate)
• Ngenen  + (to come across, reach, catch or win someone's attention)