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• Gim  + (card game using cards that look like dominoes)
• Macepatan  + (card game where player is out if opposing team member touches his head)
• Matepetin  + (care for all needs of someone (more thoroughly than ngempu), e.g. take care of someone who is sick)
• Empu  + (care for, take care of; foster)
• Ikun  + (diligent; like to work (study and so on); hardworking; really work; always trying hard)
• Mudita  + (carefree; happy; joyfull)
• Nyeliksik  + (carefully, investigate)
• Predata  + (Carefully; looked carefully)
• Tragia  + (carefully; wacth out)
• Ampah  + (sloppy, not careful with things, without being careful)
• Lengah  + (careless)
• Crobo  + (careless)
• Cerobo  + (unkempt with dirty, disarranged clothes)
• Nglewa  + (careless; negligent; careless, lazy; not fulfilling obligations)
• Ulah  + (chase or drive away, pursue; get rid of)
• Ngupapira  + (caring for; maintain; keep; take care of; defend (the sick))
• Siku  + (length unit of length measurement, equivalent to length from elbow to outstretched fingers)
• Siku-sikuan  + (a long, thin, wooden bobbin or spool with thin fishline wound on it used for repairing fishermen's nets)
• Kreta  + (peaceful)
• Katadtadang  + (carried)
• Matating  + (carried)
• Tadtada  + (carried (by someone))
• Pondonga  + (carried (by someone) on someone back)
• Tatinga  + (carried (by someone); brought (by someone))
• Katadtad  + (carried (by))

• Anyudang  + (carried away (by water/flood at the river/sea))

• Maba  + (carried away; brought)
• Ilehanga  + (carried here and there; brought to go around something)
• Manda  + (carried in a chain manner)
• Lelontek  + (long, thin, triangular flag that tapers to a point on top, attached to long bamboo pole)
• Tali parandagan  + (carried in procession to cemetery, attached to tulupan and adegan)
• Tetadtadan  + (carried luggage)
• Kapondong  + (carried on the back)
• Manusa  + (carried out for human beings such as rites of passage, purification, wedding, etc. Compare to Bhuta Yadnya ceremonies that are concerned with the propitiating of evil spirits)
• Kajanga  + (carried; transferred; transported using a tool (by someone))
• Tating  + (carry)
• Sangkil  + (carry)
• Nanggung  + (support)
• Natuh  + (in front of the chest)
• Nglanturang  + (carry forward)
• Nganggar  + (carry in a threatening manner, as a club, hold with point up)
• Muat  + (bear, have load, transport load)
• Suun  + (counter for as much as can be carried on the head at one time)
• Gandong  + (carry on one's back)
• Tegen  + (counter for as much as can be carried on a sanan, (shoulder pole))
• Nyandang  + (carry on the shoulders,suitable)
• Nating  + (carry on; bring)
• Nglaksanayang  + (carry out)
• Masangih  + (honed; already sharpened)
• Mapandes  + (carry out a tooth-cutting ceremony; one of the manusa yadnya ceremony)
• Mapetik  + (carry out haircut ceremonies in a series of manusa yadnya ceremonies)