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• Mijil  + (come out of, be born, show up)
• Makebles  + (come out suddenly, born)
• Nyagjagin  + (come over; come to; walked over to something hurriedly)
• Rauhin  + (come to)
• Nglunganin  + (go see someone in another place)
• Nekain  + (come to; visit; go to)
• Nangkil  + (appear before an important person in a deferential way)
• Teka  + (come; arrive)
• Ngrauhin  + (come; visit)
• Pangrauh  + (come; visit; arrival)
• Guntung  + (thin peeling from the flat, top part of papah nyuh, the coconut leaf stem, taken from the outer end and peeled back toward the point of attachment)
• Cokorda  + (ruler former Ksatriya ruler of a local kingdom)
• Kamemegan  + (comes from the origin of the word "memeg" which means clumsy; surprised then get the prefix ka- and the suffix -an to become "kamemegan" which means stunned.)
• Pawaston  + (comes from the precategorial root word 'waston' then gets the prefix {pa-} so it becomes the noun 'pawaston' which means 'curse')
• Pangendan  + (destiny)
• Rerimbugan  + (comes from the root verb 'rimbug' which means 'curse' then undergoes reduplication as well as the suffixation {-an} so that it becomes a noun which means 'curse'; swearing (cursing and so on))
• Macampuh  + (comes from the root word "campuh" which means mix. then got the prefix ma- to become "macampuh" which means mixed.)
• Kekalahang  + (comes from the root word "kalah" which means to lose. then get the prefix ka- and the suffix -an so it becomes "kakalahang" which means defeated.)
• Kakalahang  + (comes from the root word "kalah" which means to lose. then get the prefix ka- and the suffix -an so it becomes "kakalahang" which means defeated.)
• Karesresan  + (comes from the root word "resres" which means fear. Then it got the prefix ka- and the suffix -an so it became the word "karesresan" which means fear)
• Manehin  + (cook individually, not sharing kitchen with other families)
• Menjut  + (ignited (fire); burned)
• Pakidih  + (already given to others)
• Trada  + (comes from “tera ada")
• Pesu  + (sweat)

• Anut  + (comfortable)

• Nau  + (comfortable; feel at home; endure an affliction (an unpleasant state); steadfast; feeling happy (staying quiet or living in a place))
• Katungkulang  + (comforted so as not to cry (about a child))
• Kayang  + (coming at a future time, up to and including)
• Prentah  + (command)
• Ngonkon  + (command order, force, give order (vs. ngongkong = bark like dog))
• Nguduh  + (command order. Uduh is the name of a kind of palm tree that is similar to the areca palm (punyan buah))
• Titah  + (command; order)
• Ngentenin  + (commemorate)
• Dadinan  + (commemoration of a birthday once a Balinese month (of 35 days), when the Saptawara and Pancawara (7-day and 5-day) week days are the same as on the day of birth)
• Tapsir  + (commentary on book (Arab))
• Paradara  + (commit adultery; fornicate)
• Masatia  + (commit loyalty to her husband by committing suicide to plunge into the fire during a cremation ceremony)
• Subaya  + (promise)
• Prawartaka  + (committee)
• Sabo  + (sapodilla)
• Buncis  + (common bean)
• Botor  + (common black bean)
• Pendet  + (common dance, traditional welcoming dance that is presented in the jeroan of a temple at the time the temple gods are invited to descend)
• Jukut  + (vegetables)
• Jair  + (common fish used for bait in Suung area, said to be able to live in either fresh or salt water.)
• Kalimaka  + ((Euphorbiaceae))
• Blatung  + (common in dry areas of Bali, especially on the Bukit)
• Keliki jarak  + (Small to medium bush that has distinctive three lobed leaves and a bright red spherical fruit.)
• Nges-nges  + (any of several birds that look alike: Bar-winged Prinia)
• Bentawas  + (tree (Apocynaceae))