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• Rerahinan  + (auspcious day, day for a special religious or civil celebration)
• Tulen  + (to be honest or truthful)
• Kaot  + (authoritative)
• Makarat  + (authoritative)
• Makeeb  + (authoritative)
• Maprabawa  + (authoritative; prestigious)
• Sera  + (six of one, half dozen of the other)
• Pangaloran  + (tool, kind of plane for making molding, edging, and fancy work)
• Lindung  + (eel (Symbranchidae))
• Matadongan  + (available; provided)
• Apih  + (avalanche; slide; fell (about the edge of well, hill, etc))
• Ngawales  + (reply: respond, answer, reward)
• Lumpian  + (in the Bangli area the word refers to a shallow basket, like a large sok, sok bodag, only about 15 cm. high rather than the usual 30 cm. or so)
• Belimbing  + (Averrhoa bilimbi, cucumber plant that bears a small fruit of the same species as the better known star fruit, but it is extremely sour and is used almost entirely as a flavoring)
• Blimbing  + (Averrhoa carambola)
• Ngimpasin  + (avoid)
• Mimpas  + (bypass, go out of way to miss something; meet without stopping)
• Impasin  + (avoid)
• Ngelidin  + (avoid the fight, blame, problem)
• Impasina  + (avoided; avoided by him/her)
• Kaimpasin  + (avoided; be avoided)
• Kedat  + (Having difficulty sleeping)
• Ngrepata  + (awake awkwardly; awake / wake up because suddenly jumped (in shock) / surprised)
• Gebrasang  + (awaken (uplifting))
• Wit awar awar  + (Awar Awar leaves contain saponin compounds, alkaloid flavonoids, tannins and polyphenols that are useful for treating skin diseases, asthma and snake bites.)

• Ambil  + (away, take something, grab)

• Madengan  + (awe)
• Kikuk  + (awkward, blundering, uneasy, insecure, unsafe (Bahasa Indonesia))
• Panusukan  + (awl)
• Lelanang  + (awl used in tying ambengan roofing strips to rafters)
• Dapak  + (ax)
• Kampak  + (ax)
• Ngandik  + (ax)
• Kandik  + (axe)
• Lelengen  + (potter's wheel)
• Mabak  + (peel bark off tree to use as a medicine)
• Celeng Alas  + (wild boar)
• Anak  + (adult)
• Bedigal  + (baby buffalo; buffalo calf)
• Tutug kambuhan  + (baby ceremony, conducted for the welfare of a baby when it is 42 days old)
• Utung-utung  + (baby crab; larva or zoea)
• Wiwi  + (baby goat; kid)
• Nyingnying  + (baby mice; pups)
• Manyonyo  + (baby nurse)
• Testes  + (baby prawn; shrimp)
• Nener  + (milkfish: young of milkfish (bandeng, Chanos chanos))
• Tukik  + (baby turtle; hatchling)
• Rare  + (baby; young child)
• Pakel  + (Tree (Anacardiaceae))
• Untat  + (back)
• Kuriang  + (back)