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• 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)
• Dus  + (box)
• Panarangan  + (box for carrying cricket cages)
• Pedegogan  + (box for horse or cow feed)
• Colok  + (box of matches)
• Rimpi  + (box of spurs (sharp knife for cockfighting weapons))
• Kotak  + (box; case for jewellery, small items, etc.)
• Cening  + (boy)
• Baret  + (gust of wind, strong wind, storm with clouds, often from the west, not as severe as bakungan)
• Cocong  + (boy's genitals)
• Kabak  + (boyfriend or girlfriend)
• Gandrung  + (boys who danced in girls' costumes)
• Sabuk  + (anything to hold up pants or skirt like a belt, generally worn underneath clothes so it doesn't show completely (longer than selempot))
• Bor  + (wood or metal)
• Setang  + (a handle, handhold or brace)

• Anggada  + (bracelet)
• Bahu raksa  + (bracelet)
• Gelang  + (bracelet)
• Pinggel  + (bracelet)

• Blikur  + (brackets)
• Kungkung  + (beehive)
• Dangla  + (brackish; a taste that is not fresh, but also not salty, like water from a well on the edge of a beach that is seeped by sea water)
• Ngengkok  + (bragging)
• Ida  + (he/she (third-person singular pronouns for people who are respected or to 'gods'); you)
• Alis-alis  + (gunwale of a boat, usually made of teak)
• Mlintir  + (braid; spinning; wove)
• Pakilitan  + (braid; winding; bond)
• Maplintir  + (braided)
• Polo  + (brains)
• Rim  + (brake (vehicle))
• Rem  + (brake of car or other vehicle)
• Pasimpangan  + (branch of main place, branch of temple that is used for worship when the main temple is far away)
• Epak  + (branch off a lot)
• Sabo  + (sapodilla)
• Meniran  + (medicinal herb: Phylllanthus amarus (Euphorbiaceae))
• Nganggarang  + (brandishing)
• Kuningan  + (week no. 12 of the 30 Pawukon weeks)
• Dira  + (brave)
• Purun  + (brave)
• Prawira  + (brave)
• Plangpang  + (brave (against); lawlessness; insubordinate)
• Majuari-juarian  + (brave and resistant will be embarrassed)