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• Engkah  + (breath coming out by mouth)
• Ngupin  + (breath into something)
• Mangkihan  + (breathe)
• Mangsegan  + (breathe heavily, gasp for breath)
• Angsur  + (breathing)
• Endahang  + (to be made fun)
• Nombok  + (bribe)
• Nyogok  + (push steadily forward with one or both hands, as when pushing a motorbike from the side)
• Bata  + (brick)
• Tampelan  + (patch covering)
• Betako  + (brick making)
• Aling-aling  + (Brick or stone screen walls..are often set just inside the gate, to deflect malign influences.)
• Kreteg  + (bridge)
• Nganten  + (married (officially))
• Pierin  + (bridle; ban; curb)
• Cutet  + (brief)
• Gelang  + (bracelet)
• Cedang  + (bright)
• Sentir  + (lantern)
• Inang  + (bright)
• Sentak  + (bright)
• Jenang  + (bright)
• Grindem-grindem  + (sky covered with clouds)
• Enteran  + (bright light)
• Galang bulan  + (bright moon; a condition where the moonlight (generally the Full Moon) is very bright and illuminates the earth at night)

• Baag-biing  + (bright red (about the color of the face due to anger or illness))

• Ngakar  + (bright red, say, continuous sound)
• Kalang  + (visible full moon)
• Galang  + (bright, brightness)
• Endang  + (rain to clear up, stopping of rainy season, no more rain)
• Lis  + (wand for sprinkling holy water made of young coconut leaves (busung) that have been cut into decorative patterns)
• Nguntab  + (bring down the 'pratima' (statuary symbol of the gods))
• Garut  + (a sharp weapon at the curved end like a fishing pole)
• Rauhang  + (bring in; convey)
• Nekaang  + (bring in; incur; cause)
• Pondong  + (bring on the back)
• Ngajot  + (bring or deliver food to someone, or to god)
• Maban-aban  + (bring something (souvenirs or something at a wedding ceremony, etc.))
• Magrendotan  + (bring something a lot; rempong; carry items in various positions)
• Ngadut  + (bring something by stick or insert something into clothes at the waist)
• Nelasang  + (bring something to an end, finish)
• Matadtadan  + (bring something with carrying)
• Mararapan  + (bring souvenirs; bring gift; bring something)
• Ngagtep  + (bring things close together so that they are touching)
• Ngumpul  + (bring things together and submit them to someone)
• Ngempu  + (Take care of, care for child, nurse, carry a child in a cloth)
• Ngaba  + (bring, take, deliver, bear (human or animal in mouth))
• Makajang  + (bring; carry out; transporting goods; already transported)
• Ngrauhang  + (bring; invite)
• Lusuh  + (bristle)
• Siteng  + (to be heavily or strongly built)