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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "Make a ngaben ceremony". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Jerimpen  + (general name for offerings made for tangible things or people, not for spirits)
  • Tumbuk  + (any of four fish for which there is only one Balinese name: Xiphias gladius, swordfish)
  • Ngawe  + (make)
  • Ngardi  + (make)
  • Ngawenin  + (make)
  • Sengit  + (make a bad face because something is repellant)
  • Mamoros  + (make a betel leaf rolls with lime inside it (for offerings need))
  • Ageng  + (make a big effort to do something)
  • Ngrainin  + (To have a baby)
  • Nyalon  + (make a candidate, start a project (e.g. start making a mask))
  • Mrakarain  + (make a case; complain)
  • Prakaraang  + (make a case; go to court)
  • Nyetor  + (make a deposit (e.g. money in bank))
  • Mesuang  + (go out)
  • Melosang  + (make a fold, as when making a concavity in a banana leaf for use as a plate or other container)
  • Mlantar  + (make a footing on the tree to climb)
  • Celocoh  + (make a furrow)
  • Kasturi  + (make a hole (young coconut for sajen) in a typical way so that the hole is triangular)
  • Pongpongang  + (make a hole; punch)
  • Morot  + (make a hole; punching holes; bite to hole)
  • Ngenat  + (make a joint in a wall)
  • Mlupuhang  + (make a land lines or mound to plant at the field)
  • Ngedis  + (make a living by moving places)
  • Ngrecuk  + (make a lot of noise)
  • Plupuhang  + (make a mound or land lines to plant please (imperative))
  • Bekisar  + (kind of chicken)
  • Piak  + (make a path in a crowd, divide a crowd)
  • Matektekan  + (up into small pieces, build something)
  • Tuas  + (offering: remove central spine (lidi) from a leaf, usually a coconut leaf, so that it is sufficiently flexible and can be used for making offerings)
  • Mapidarta  + (make a speech)
  • Nengkejutang  + (make a startling sound)
  • Celocoh  + (make a furrow)
  • Matatuasan  + (make offerings in which leaves are held together with skewers (semat))
  • Ngulehang  + (make an effort to do something, try as hard as you can to do something)
  • Nyekar  + (make an embodiment of the soul in the Pitra Yadnya ceremony using flowers)
  • Bangsengang  + (make an impact; give an impact)
  • Mantenin  + (make and offer offerings)
  • Nganu  + (to eat, used for children within family group)
  • Ngedegin basang  + (make annoyed; make angry; sucks)
  • Seked  + (make as short as possible)
  • Ngedeang  + (make bigger)
  • Pagedenin  + (make bigger)
  • Ngedenang  + (make bigger, get bigger)
  • Mesel  + (make bundle of long things that have been tied together (negul))
  • Kinyuk-kinyuk  + (make chewing motions with mouth)
  • Sapsap  + (make clean, purify)
  • Nerang  + (make clear)
  • Ngartiang  + (make clear, translate, explain)
  • Nyikih  + (make coconut oil, lengis, or minyak kelapa. The word nyikih refers only to the grating of the coconut, but it is commonly used to refer to the entire process of making lengis)
  • Ngraon  + (make curry; make soup)