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• Nyampar  + (throw knife or arit sidearm)
• Nyelimbed  + (throw something long (e.g. stick or knife) sidearm (at someone) (vs. limbed = wrap something))
• Muncuk  + (tip of stem, leaf, top of branch, top of tree, newly emerged leaf, point, tip, top of gate)
• Ngabin  + (to hold or fold hands in lap; take on one's lap)
• Pamolongan  + (tool, kind of bamboo knife used for cutting triangles)
• Patuk  + (tool, kind of hand tool with a bent blade used for digging that is something like a taah attached to a handle)
• Timpas  + (tool, kind of large, heavy tool with sharp point on top at far end, blade is bent slightly to the right with respect to handle)
• Panulikan  + (tool, kind of long thin rod, bent near the free end, used by a pande to push hot metal (pupuk) around on a tool that is being strengthened.)
• Panorakan  + (tool, kind of used for cutting big holes)
• Empek-empekan  + (toy sound maker usually made from a piece of busung, rice straw (somi), or branch of papaya plant)
• Traktor  + (tractor gasoline powered device used for pulling farm implements in field)
• Kendung  + (tree Helicia javannica (Proteaceae))
• Ketapang  + (tree (Combretaceae))
• Ngabas  + (trim, cut trees (with a single stroke of knife), reap (used mostly with corn))
• Gingsul  + (twisted e.g. teeth)
• Lemet  + (weak, limp, bent over, not straight, flexible, delicate, supple)
• Ngerotang  + (whittle sharpen; smoothing (about bamboo, wood, using a knife and so on))
• Rotang  + (whittle; sharpened; puree (using a knife and so on))
• Ngraut  + (whittle; smoothing or sharpening something (bamboo / wood) using a knife or the like)
• Ngerot  + (whittle; smoothing; sharpening (by knife and so on))
• Karautang  + (whittled (by); smoothed (smoothed, sharpened) with a knife and so on)
• Maraut  + (whittled; smoothed or sharpened using a knife and so on)
• Rotanga  + (whittled; sharpened; mashed (about bamboo, wood, using a knife and so on))
• Marerautan  + (whittling; do a job by sharpening, smoothing, or sharpening something with a knife and so on)
• Campang  + (wooden branch)

• Arit  + (bent knife that is used for hooking over a branch and pulling down so that the branch is cut off)

• Cengkrong  + ((céngkrong) - a hilt or holder for a kris or sword)
• Pangerekan  + ((pangérékan) - pulley; a tool for curling or pulling)
• Kuuk-kuuk  + (A ragworm)
• Ladik  + (Knife)
• Aud  + (Slipping)
• Sumaga  + (This tree has a height of 2-8 meters with a stalk length of 0.5-1.5 cm. The leaf blade is egg-shaped, elongated, elliptic or lancet-shaped with blunt ends, slightly bent, and jagged edges.)
• Ngrainin  + (To have a baby)
• Masang  + (To lay, build, arrange)
• Sasikepan  + (anything used to prevent attack by a pangiwa force, as, e.g. a leyak attack)
• Sumpe  + (basket band that holds rattan (penyalin) handle on to cock cage (guungan siap), made of woven ata, a kind of vine)
• Keleg  + (bent)
• Iugang  + (bent)
• Mlodotang  + (bent)
• Pilesa  + (bent (by someone))
• Kapiles  + (bent (by))
• Kelega  + (bent it)
• Pelengkungan  + (bent something that is bent)
• Soyor  + (bent, curved)
• Mapiles  + (bent; flexed)
• Pileganga  + (bent; rotated)
• Pengkuh  + (bent; slouch (about back))
• Lunggah  + (betel leaves branch)
• Pengutik  + (blade knife; knife to sharpen)
• Rimpi  + (box of spurs (sharp knife for cockfighting weapons))
• Pasimpangan  + (branch of main place, branch of temple that is used for worship when the main temple is far away)