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• Kau  + (coconut shell)
• Paparon  + (measurement of quantity of rice)
• Cabak  + (coconut shell, medium to large, without striing, hole, or top, used by pemangku for dispensing holy water to those who are praying)
• Pujer  + (coconut sprout, seedling)
• Nyuh puuh  + (coconut that is whitish green in color and has small size)
• Punyan Nyuh  + (Scorpius, right constellation in the southern sky, which the Balinese see as a coconut tree)
• Nyuh sela  + (coconut which is green and its young coir is soft like sweet potato)
• Nyuh mulung  + (coconut which is green in color and coir under its red blackish color, usually for medicine)
• Nyuh bulan  + (coconut which is rather small and the skin is yellowish white)
• Nyuh udang  + (coconut which is red like fried shrimp)
• Nyuh sudamala  + (coconut which one of the fruit stalk is flat)
• Nyuh gading  + (coconut which the color is reddish ivory, usually used for ceremonies)
• Bebanci  + (coconut whose flesh is not too old and not too young that can be used by vegetables)
• Pabanci  + (coconut whose flesh is not too old and not too young that can be used by vegetables)
• Nyuh sangket  + (coconut whose leaf tip resembles a hook)
• Nyuh bejulit  + (coconut with irregular leaves)
• Ketekung  + (cocoon)
• Kacut  + (cocoon)
• Taru Puring  + (Codiaeum variegatum or known as Croton tree is native to Indonesia and commonly used as decorative plant. the form ranging from herbs, shrubs to trees.)
• Tiga kancuh  + ((Leguminosae), St. Thomas tree, yellow bauhinia, yellow bell bauhinia,)
• Kopi  + (coffee)
• Ngopi  + (coffee)
• Wedang  + (coffee)
• Besek  + (coffee bean carrying basket, as used in the Pupuan area)
• Congkeh  + (coffee tree)

• Bandusa  + (Coffin)

• Tabla  + (Coffin, casket, reliquary, A Chest,)
• Kompak  + (cohesive group, unorganized)
• Nglilit  + (coil something around something else, like a stick or form or spool , like making sate lilit (vs. something coiled without a form, around itself, in a separate roll, without an object around which to coil it = ngulungan))
• Magulung  + (coil wrapped into single, separate shape (vs. nglilit = coil something around something, such as a spool))
• Malilit  + (wound round, climbing (vine))
• Kopok  + (coiled box or basket with a lid, of the type that is made almost entirely at Pengosekan)
• Peser  + (coin worth half a cent (during the Dutch government))
• Rempet  + (coincide)
• Pis Mas  + (coins with a hole in the middle made of brass)
• Betel  + (cold chisel)
• Dasari  + (cold-cold)
• Gesit  + (cold; cool; chilly)
• Undar  + (spinning)
• Runtun  + (collapse; sequence; in sequence)
• Rubuh  + (collapse; uprooted; collapse (about large buildings, such as houses, walls); fall down; uprooted (about trees, plants))
• Bah  + (collapsed building)
• Renteh  + (collapsed; fall)
• Pungkat  + (collapsed; fall down)
• Panampihan  + (spinning)
• Gegem  + (handheld; hold (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Nuduk  + (pick up, in the sense of give a ride to someone)
• Ngebeng  + (collect)
• Punduhang  + (collect it)
• Punduh  + (collect things)
• Ngrumpiukang  + (collect; bring something and unite with others to gather; mobilize (people and so on); telling (making and so on) to gather)