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• Padang  + (common medium tall grass that is common along roads in the dry parts of South Bali)
• Peja  + (dried, uncooked, salted fish)
• Gedebong  + (banana stem, often sliced to use as pig food, or boiled with spices to make the vegetable called ares)
• Kanda pat  + (the brother or sister spirits believed born with each human, accompanying him or her throughout life and thereafter, guarding and helping if treated properly, causing problems if not)
• Runyam  + (can not be motionless; always want to move and take objects that are nearby)
• Ngajak  + (invite (person), take care of, maintain, ask to come along)
• Dagdag  + (leaf that is used for pig food, maman celeng)
• Uyang  + (turn from side to side, restless, as in sleep, unable to sleep because of thoughts)
• Gugung  + (feet (used figuratively), for example in the phrase 'baat gugung' which literally means heavy foot, but has the meaning of being lazy to work)
• Tegas  + (strong, steadfast)
• Bongok  + (can't do something because of something)
• Grepe  + (groping; reach)
• Nyidaang  + (can; able)
• Genjo  + (can; tin; container)
• Canang  + (common type of small offering, usually in the shape of a square or round tray made of immature coconut leaf)
• Ririan  + (offering arrangement of objects, usually o … offering arrangement of objects, usually on a dulang, serving as a place where holy water container is put while pemangku, etc., is preparing the holy water. Also serves as a place for him to put his bell. Consists of the water container, sangku, on top of berase water container, sangku, on top of beras)
• Buung  + (null, void, invalid)
• Wangde  + (cancel)
• Ten durus  + (cancel)
• Urung  + (ketipat is the urung plus the rice))
• Wangdeang  + (cancel; undo)
• Ngurungang  + (cancel; undo)
• Kabuungang  + (canceled (by))
• Kurungang  + (canceled; undone)
• Bakal  + (ingredients; material; stuff)
• Calon  + (candidate)

• Aloka  + (candle)
• Lililn  + (candle)

• Kameri  + (candlenut)
• Mamanisan  + (candy)
• Permen  + (candy)
• Tadah Uuk  + (cane work as a ceremony’s complement)
• Gading  + (canine tooth)
• Belekan  + (canned)
• Magenjo  + (canned)
• Belekanga  + (made soft (by him/her))
• Mabelekan  + (canned; contained in a can storage)
• Nglipetang  + (return if unused)
• Jangkrik kalian  + (large black cricket used for fighting by children)
• Ejep-ejep  + (cannot make up onees mind)
• Tekek  + (steady, strong, tight, (e.g. a bolt, string, nut))
• Ngumbah  + (wash clothes, hands)
• Kampas  + (canvas)
• Bisa  + (capable of doing something, know how to do something but not necessarily trained to do it)
• Sanggup  + (capable, prepared to do something, willing)
• Daksa  + (capable; clever; proficient)
• Capcae  + (capcai)
• 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)
• Jempiring  + (cape jasmine)
• Ponjok  + (cape; bunch; cumulus; lot)
• Enjung  + (cape; land that juts out into the sea; foreland)
• Kemulan  + (shrine, important roofed shrine, usually on the east side in the family temple that has three horizontal compartments)