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

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  • Gutgut  + (bite)
  • Dengel  + (bite)
  • Nganggut  + (bite)
  • Ngugut  + (bite)
  • Nyaut  + (answer)
  • Canggol  + (bite)
  • Cegeng  + (bite)
  • Nyegeng  + (bite)
  • Empeg  + (bite)
  • Ngempeg  + (bite)
  • Gutil  + (bite (by animals like snakes etc.))
  • Penggel  + (bite (to break up))
  • Menggel  + (bite (to break up) (direct word))
  • Akes  + (bite by an infant that is nursing, pinch, squeeze, push two things together slowly)
  • Ngakes  + (bite by an infant that is nursing, pinch, squeeze, push two things together slowly)
  • Magutgut  + (bite each other, (already) bitten, bitten marks, quarrels)
  • Makpak  + (bite off)
  • Gugut  + (gnaw, mouthe ( as a puppy ))
  • Porot  + (bite; geret; hole; porot; bitten)
  • Saut  + (answer)
  • Kapenggel  + (bitten (by))
  • Penggela  + (bitten (to break up) by)
  • Gutguta  + (bitten; bitten by him/her; bit)
  • Pait  + (bitter)
  • Pahit  + (bitter)
  • Intaran  + (neem (Azadirachta Indica))
  • Paya  + ((Cucurbitaceae))
  • Bulih  + (counter for individual thin objects, e.g. bananas)
  • Sebuh  + (black and blue mark)
  • Poleng  + (striped; white and black)
  • Beduu  + (black cat)
  • Pong  + (black fabric)
  • Kelayan  + ((Sapindaceae))
  • Lubak injin  + (black furry civet)
  • Kesuna selem  + (black garlic)
  • Keladi goak  + (Black Jack)
  • Daut  + (black magic)
  • Santet  + (black magic)
  • Lindur  + (mangrove (Rhizophoracaea))
  • Petu  + (black monkey)
  • Jeling  + (black olive)
  • Balat  + (sea slug, sea cucumber)
  • Mica  + (black pepper)
  • Tridatu  + (ceremonial thread consisting of black, white, and red strands, usually with a Chinese coin (pis bolong) at each end, that is worn in some Manusa Yadnya ceremonies)
  • Pese  + (black sand)
  • Celak  + (sea slug)
  • Porong  + (black skin defects)
  • Kadengan  + (spots)
  • Tlutuhan  + (black spots on the surface of the skin)
  • Ampo  + (black, that is sometimes chewed by pregnant women to satisfy a craving)