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• Puspa  + (effigy of dead person made from bamboo frame and bingin leaves and wrapped in prada, used in nyekah ceremony)
• Mapijeh  + (burned to incandescent)
• Pijih  + (burned to red (about iron))
• Puun  + (burned up, be on fire, consume by fire)
• Katunuang  + (burned; grilled)
• Matunjel  + (burned; on fire; grilled)
• Tungguh  + (burning all night long (e.g. lamp))
• Ngabar-abar  + (burning brightly; blazing)
• Mijeh  + (burning iron until incandescent)
• Paci-paci  + (plant (Lamiaceae))
• Katanem  + (burried; planted; put on the ground; put in the ground)
• Ngencah  + (burst)
• Kebah  + (frayed rope, string)
• Kecresan  + (bursts)
• Kecritan  + (bursts)
• Mendem  + (bury)
• Tanem  + (bury in ground)
• Urug  + (bury under, cover with, pile up)
• Papasangan  + (burying or otherwise installing a pangiwa object, kasisipan, that is to be used to harm an enemy, the enemy's name is mentioned while the object is being put in a place to which it is known he will come)
• Panambangan  + (bus station)
• Suket  + (Bush)
• Manori  + (plant (Asclepiadaceae))
• Perusahan  + (business)
• Pilpil  + (letter of land ownership)
• Usaha  + (bussiness)

• Ancang  + (buster)

• Karepotan  + (bustle, activity, rush, rushing, bustling, occupatio)
• Itep  + (passionate: infatuated)
• Iteh  + (busy)
• Epot  + (busy)
• Bejad  + (Busy)
• Incuh  + (busy)
• Rijek  + (busy)
• Rewed  + (busy)
• Repet  + (burn with a crackling sound)
• Gapah-gupuh  + (busy here and there)
• Tuyuh  + (busy, working hard)
• Bincuh  + (busy; engaged; enterprising and diligent (doing something))
• Umbi-umbian  + (tuber any edible , tubers, roots or rhizomes)
• Mapajar  + (speak, talk, say something, show up)
• Bantes  + (just (in the sense of only))
• Moce  + (lots of decoration)
• Rahi  + (length measurement, used in traditional Balinese architeceture (Asta Kosala Kosali) = length of index finger, usually the first three joints when measuring for ordinary bale)
• Kesepian  + (lonely, lonesome)
• Klupak  + (container for taji (cockfight blades))
• Luang  + (only day of the one-day week)
• Languan  + (trevally sea fish, a small variety of cakal that is plentiful in the Lebih and Kusamba areas)
• Cali  + (unlucky or unfortunate because of some unexplainable (niskala) cause, probably because of having broken a taboo)
• Ben  + (but; about)
• Nging  + (but; short for ‘nanging’)
• Mabiakala  + (Buta Yadnya ceremony in which an offering, biakala, is used as a preface to other ceremonies, e.g. on Penampahan Galungan, at a caru, etc.)