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• Mamendak  + (welcome)
• Pakeling  + (ceremony given when leaving home so that spirits will remember you)
• Nyepih  + (separate,divide)
• Pangandeg  + (sign, indicating that something should be stopped)
• Mamiut  + (spendthrift, give away things)
• Ngangkid  + (lift out)
• Nglinggihan  + (put, place, install gods in sanggah)
• Nyineb  + (ceremony in which something, e.g. pretima, is put away in storage)
• Kepanggungan  + (that is held at in front of a large temporary shrine (panggung) that is set up outside the main entrance to a temple or house compound)
• Majauman  + (of thanks that closes a larger and more complexceremony)
• Nyenukin  + (ceremony that signifies the end of a big Dewa Yadnya ceremony)
• Ngrupuk  + (onomatopoeia: sound of falling dishes, pots, etc.)
• Pangenteg  + (strengthen, something that makes one's power stronger and steady)
• Mageseng  + (burn corpse)
• Ngulapin  + (wave)
• Taur  + (ceremony, usually used to refer to a very … ceremony, usually used to refer to a very large Buta Yadnya ceremony that features a big caru or sacrifice for purification from the influences of evil spirit. The purpose of taur is to provide offerings for butakala so that they will not bother people and will not interfere with human activity.nd will not interfere with human activity.)
• Mawinten  + (ceremony; cleanse ourselves with the purification ceremony ; for the purification of the mind)
• Aci-aci  + (all of the various things that are connected with a ceremony)
• Cerme  + (cermai)
• Creme  + (cermai fruit)
• Karwan  + (sure)
• Karuan  + (certain)
• Janten  + (certainly)
• Pemasih  + (legal document that is written as a lontar on behalf of the will of a banjar group)
• Pramana patra  + (certificate; charter)
• Ngerod  + (rub scrape)

• Ante  + (chain)
• Rante  + (chain)

• Balung  + (large bones)
• Simso  + (chain saw)
• Roji  + (chain; vehicle’s chain)
• Kursi  + (chair)
• Sandaran kursi  + (chair back)
• Gamping  + (chalk)
• Penida  + (chalk)
• Gerip  + (chalk made of sea urchin spine or possibly talc, pencil made of slate)
• Petukin  + (challenge)
• Nuli  + (challenge)
• Duli  + (challenge)
• Bunglon  + (chameleon)
• Baluan  + (chameleon)
• Abangan  + (a gutter on a roof)
• Cepaka  + (champaka; cempaka; cempaka flower)
• Jayanti  + (champion; winner)
• Ngubah  + ((see marobah) (vs. ngubuh = maintain animals))
• Salah  + (die by accident, die in an abnormal way (that is not in accord with acceptable standards, e.g. suicide))
• Salin  + (change)
• Maseh  + (change clothes)
• Masalin  + (change clothes, change dress)
• Ngereh  + (change form by chanting black magic in the grave)
• Rubah  + (change it)
• Panampih sasih  + (change of month (season))