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List of results

• Ngandupan  + (applaud)
• Apel  + (apple)
• Panerikan  + (Appliance for smoothing clothes and eliminating wrinkles, a flatiron)
• Panglamar  + (applicant; suitor)
• Lamaran  + (application; proposal)
• Panutuhan  + (applicator used for putting medicine in nose or eyes)
• Mapoles  + (applied; have been smeared; have been spreaded)
• Sambut  + (welcome)
• Laburang  + (Apply a lime or lime solution which is usually used to whiten walls or walls)
• Pradain  + (Apply the gold paint (imperative))
• Ngodak  + (painting (specifically for objects that are saved))
• Nglamarang  + (apply; make a match)
• Nglamar  + (for job, ask for a girl in marriage)
• Lamar  + (apply; propose)
• Lamarang  + (apply; propose)
• Ngrekes  + (apply; submitted a request)
• Nyawang  + (concentrate on religious thoughts)
• Pacalang  + (policeman wearing traditional Balinese clothing, like Satpam or Hansip)
• Inga  + (appraise)
• Ngajinin  + (appreciate)
• Pangargan  + (appreciation; recognition; award)
• Jagjagin  + (approach (hurriedly); go to (someone))
• Kajagjagin  + (approached (in haste) (by); approached (hurriedly) (by))
• Jagjagina  + (approached by him or her (in haste))
• Genjing  + (appropriate)

• Adung  + (appropriate; get along well; corresponding; suitable; harmonious; agreed)

• Pangid  + (appropriate; in accordance; suitable)
• Paklis  + (Appropriate; suitable)
• Restu  + (approval; thanks to; prayer)
• Sidiwakia  + (approved (speech of request or application); success (utterance of intent and purpose); potent (medicinal speech))
• Bantas  + (approximately, only, such as, as much as)
• Majagau  + (Aquilaria malaccensis (Thymeleaceae) or several related species. Malayan aloeswood, Malayan eaglewoodwood. A tree with very aromatic wood, the most useful part of which contains a resin that results from insect attack)
• Busur  + (arc)
• Nyempelang  + (arch (downward); subduing)
• Mungkerang  + (arch back / torso)
• Nglayak  + (arch the body (backwards))
• Layak-layak  + (arch the body (backwards))
• Ngalayak-ngalayok  + (arch the body (backwards) while rotating it)
• Punggawa  + (wayang)
• Penget  + (soup, eat soup, same as gerangasem)
• Bungker  + (arched back or torso, with both calves folded so that knees are pressed against chest (e.g. due to cold))
• Kabungkerang  + (arched back/body (by))
• Asta kosala-kosali  + (architectural building science according to literature in Bali)
• Kuri  + (backwards)
• Saparo  + (one-half 1/2)
• Manepetin  + (are of someone)
• Katulis  + (are written; are spelled)
• Wawidangan  + (area)
• Benan-benan  + (mouth of river)
• Mel  + (rural area)
• Pamuun  + (area in a cemetery, cremation place)