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List of results

• Embas  + (Born)
• Utpati  + (born; created (as a result of God's omnipotence))
• Nyelang  + (borrow)
• Nyilih  + (borrow)
• Silih  + (borrow)
• Bos  + (boss)
• Maka  + (both)
• Pakedek-pakenyung  + (both get along well in the family)
• Menjer-enjeran  + (both show)
• Bulak-balik  + (back and forth; commuted)
• Gubeg  + (shake someone to wake him up)
• Ngugul-ngugul  + (bother)
• Gapi  + (confused)
• Ngrewedin  + (snipping)
• Mekinin  + (bother someone in public so as to embarrass hiim)
• Risebin  + (bother with evil forces; hurt with evil forces)
• Rudeg  + (bother; disturbed; fuss)
• Karisebin  + (bothered with evil forces)
• Botol  + (counter for bottles-full of something, usually referring to the size of a large beer bottle, which holds 620 ml. or about 21 fl. oz.)
• Caratan  + (bottle)
• Pucung  + (bottle)
• Labu  + (gourd)
• Pangempugan  + (bottle or coconut opener)
• Lelumpian  + (large, round, concave, shallow tray with rim)
• Dungki  + (large bamboo basket used to carry fishing nets or fish)

• Ancak  + (bottom of cock cage made of bamboo strips)

• Teben  + (downstream)
• Lelengen  + (potter's wheel)
• Sungsunga  + (storage place, small, under rafters)
• Mapentol  + (bottoned)
• Belianga  + (bought for)
• Payuanga  + (bought it; used in passive sentences when a good or service has been sold)
• Pental  + (bounce)
• Enjit-enjit  + (bounce; move up and down)
• Leketik  + (Bounced)
• Ngenjot  + (bouncing; bouncy up and down)
• Enjot-enjot  + (bouncing; bouncy up and down)
• Bedbeda  + (bound by someone; bandaged by someone; wrapped)
• Kuma  + (bound elements forming words which means 'acting like' or 'resembling'; example: kumalipan (applies like a lipam/centipede, refers to a child who moves a lot when learning to crawl / walk))
• Embad  + (bound morpheme forms that cannot stand alone or are always bound to other morphemes, for example 'kaembadang' which means 'stretched')
• Selat  + (boundary)
• Baladan  + (boundary for land or beach litter, large flotsam and jetsam, driftwood)
• Sengker  + (lean to one side)
• Wates  + (boundary; limit)
• Pendeng  + (dont dare to eat)
• Mendeng  + (bounding neck with short rope)
• Kapupungan  + (bout time and location when waking up)
• Andar  + (bow drill, hand drill that spins alternately, action produced by two strings twisted around the shaft of the drill which are untwisteed by pushing on a horizontal bar that slips over the shaft)
• Celuk  + (bow of a boat)
• Cacapan  + (store)
• Capil  + (bowl shaped hat made of flat bamboo strips. also called capil saab, but this term usually refers to a similar hat that is about 10 cm. larger in diameter and somewhat more coarse than a capil jengki)