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List of results

• Sandang  + (enough complete, fit, proper, sufficient)
• Aklambian  + (enough for a dress or shirt)
• Coloh  + (loose very loose because of bad fit, way too big or small for appropriate use)
• Genep  + (be)
• Nyepek  + (enough, sufficient, fit (i.e. feeling, clothing, etc.))
• Nyeetin  + (ensnare)
• Manglong  + (ensnare; trap)
• Nyantenang  + (ensure; make sure)
• Mastikayang  + (ensure; make sure; assure)
• Mastiang  + (ensure; make sure; assure; confirm)
• Cakep  + (enclose shut in shut tight)
• Mapligeh  + (entangled; complicated; wrapped around; twisted;convoluted)
• Maplinteng  + (entangled; wrapped around; twisted)
• Celep  + (enter)
• Ngranjing  + (go up)
• Ranjing  + (enter be in school)
• Masuk  + (enter enter school, become, enter no.)
• Ngleb  + (enter entirely into something)
• Ngapuriang  + (enter the castle or palace)
• Celepin  + (enter; entered (if followed by a noun))
• Nyelepin  + (enter; get into; penetrate)
• Macelep  + (enter; go in; come in)
• Kacelepin  + (entered (by))
• Kacelepang  + (entered (by); inserted (by); put into)
• Celepanga  + (entered by him or her or someone)

• Asukina  + (Entered it)

• Eseh  + (enterprising)
• Sasa  + (enterprising; active)
• Saatang  + (enterprising; try hard)
• Ngingu  + (entertain (uncommon word))
• Uun  + (entertain neighbors and family who have helped with family ceremony)
• Nguhun  + (entertain those who help you, feed)
• Papasinina  + (entertained and advised)
• Pangenduh  + (entertainer)
• Ngenduh  + (entertaining; seduce)
• Pisengan  + (entertainment)
• Enduh  + (entertainment; flirt)
• Ngulangunin  + (enthrall)
• Kutu  + (enthusiastic)
• Santep  + (enthusiastic high spirited, make every effort, be zealous, eager)
• Nyeet  + (tie using a loop, tie, tie up (hair behind head, rice, etc.), tie together in a bundle)
• Ijeng  + (counter for stem containing several bunches (ijas), e.g. bananas)
• Rarunga  + (entirely throwed; entirely discarded)
• Gebiog  + (wooden gate for field or corral (kandang) that has spaces through which one can see)
• Lawang  + (two ceki cards that are identical, plus one timpal, with same border)
• Papaga  + (a frame or stand on which a corpse or the coffin containing it is laid before burial, a place between two thing, close to each other)
• Kingsan  + (entrust leave something with someone for safekeeping, and to be returned to the owner later)
• Makingsan  + (entrust something to someone)
• Mapetang  + (entrust something to someone)
• Nitip  + (entrust something to someone)
• Mapet  + (entrust something to someone to give to someone else)