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• Pamralinaan  + (held before the destruction of a temple before its reconstruction)
• Gamelanga  + (held by him/her)
• Epepang  + (held continuously)
• Sepian  + (held every half year)
• Panyambutin  + (held for a baby when it reaches the age of 3 months, 105 days, at which time it is usually allowed to touch the ground for the first time, loses the god-like attributes with which it was born, and is welcomed into the family as a human being.)
• Ngusaba  + (held for blessing village or subak)
• Sau  + (triangular net that is pushed along the shore)
• Pamendakan  + (held in Jimbaran at time of Melasti just before Nyepi at which village gods are welcomed in Pr. Bale Agung)
• Adaang  + (held;)
• Nraka  + (hell)
• Neraka  + (hell or religious concept of a place of torment)
• Om swastyastu  + (may God give you health, a common greeting, often seen written in tulisan Bali on signs and over gates)
• Pitulung  + (help)
• Rombo  + (help working; help do something)
• Panunjang  + (support)
• Nyumbang  + (help, support)
• Ngayah  + (work without pay, contribute work, (temple))
• Panampih  + (help; assistance)
• Ngrombo  + (help; help someone to do some work)
• Matetulung  + (help; helping each other)
• Tulung  + (help; to request help or assistance)
• Rombona  + (helped (by someone); aided (by someone))
• Katulungin  + (helped; assisted (by))
• Majenukan  + (visit, usually bringing a present)
• Durbala  + (helpless; do not have an army / people)

• Aju  + (Hemirhamphus far)

• Goni  + (hemp)
• Pangina  + (hen)
• Cetak  + (printed cast or molded, as printer's type)
• Pagerwesi  + (important religious holiday, especially in north Bali)
• Kuwera  + (one of the gods of the eighteen directions whose place is in the North-Northwest)
• Menggah  + (upon on)
• Sakit kuning  + (hepatitis)
• Jamu  + (medicine: seller of jamu who carries her merchandise in a basket, slung by a piece of cloth on her back and plies a regular route every morning, selling door to door)
• Bongkot  + (to be hunched or slouched over)
• Bangkung-bangkung  + (herbaceous plant)
• Loloh  + (any sort of traditional medicine that is taken internally, as compared to boreh and uap, which are used externally)
• Balian usada  + (herbalist; shaman who treat according to the book of medicine (usada))
• Balian apun  + (herbalists who treat by massage)
• Angonang  + (herd)
• Ngangon  + (herd or group of animals; shepherd)
• Pangangon  + (a herder or shepherd)
• Iriki  + (here)
• Ngindeng  + (Here and there)
• Pili-pili  + (here and there)
• Patisabsab  + (Here and there looking carefully)
• Maplinger  + (Here and there; back and forth)
• Driki  + (here; over here)
• Omang-omang  + (hermit crab)
• Padukuhan  + (hermitage or religious retreat)
• Putri  + (heroine and princess, as in a Gambuh performance)