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• Siwadwara  + (Considered the door of atma, the soul)
• Onde-onde  + (rice cake (jaja) in the form of a sphere, about the size of a golf ball, covered with sesame seed)
• Wadon  + (larger of the gongs or drums in a gong kebyar)
• Lanang  + (smaller of the gongs or drums or gangsas, in a gong kebyar)
• Soca  + (knot or mark on bamboo where branch was attached)
• Ngedeng  + (pull drag, drag something along (e.g. kiskis), drag behind, draw, pull out)
• Nebahin  + (considering something; reflecting on something)
• Urad  + (sweet)
• Tika  + (calendar for keeping track of the 210 days of the Pawukon cycle)
• Pusut  + (that is used to make a hole in something. by twirling its shaft between palms of hand)
• Genggong  + (musical instrument like a Jew's harp)
• Putik  + (hand tool for drilling holes by twisting in the same way a screw driver is used)
• Cecapan  + (offering consisting of a collection of everyday items put in bale at Galungan)
• Belibit  + (enclosure like a fence, placed around the grave of a newly buried person at the time of burial)
• Pangaput  + (folded banana leaf container in which tape is placed for offerings)
• Duranagara  + (Consists of two words, namely "dura" and "nagara. Dura means "outside; foreign" and country means "country; nation". Duranegara means foreign country or abroad)
• Luir  + (consists; like; like; as)
• Puntedan  + (constipated)
• Embet  + (constipated, swollen, hard, distended)
• Dedungkian  + (small basket usually woven of bamboo, worn in back of waist at the small of the back)
• Balok  + (wood)
• Rembug  + (consultation; discussion)
• Nglahlah  + (spread out)
• Sakit  + (contagious disease)
• Makedel  + (contain)

• Matabia  + (contain chili; filled with chili)

• Cengkilik  + (container)
• Wadah  + (offering, rectangular wooden piece put into high offering along with jaja, fruit)
• Panaa  + (container)
• Papangkuang  + (container for adegan, made of aluminum, clay, or bamboo)
• Patulangan  + (container for body in which it is cremated, in the shape of a bull, lion, gajah mina, etc.)
• Pangadangan  + (container for boiling water with flaring top upon which rice steamer is placed)
• Kupek  + (to hit or strike something with palm of hand such as a drum)
• Gegutak  + (container for daksina)
• Wakul  + (container for daksina made of slepan or sometimes busung or even strips of bamboo)
• Bebedogan  + (container for daksina offering, shaped like a small bucket)
• Pabesehan  + (container for holding water for washing hands before eating)
• Sibuh  + (container for holy water made of coconut shell, without top or strings, used in temple for sprinkling holy water on offerings and those who pray)
• Jujang  + (container for holy water, that is hung on the temporary shrine, sanggah cucuk which is erected at the base of a penjor)
• Pacanangan  + (container for ingredients of the areca nut (betel) chew)
• Tambang  + (container for liquids made of coconut shell, without top or strings, used in the home)
• Pangasepan  + (container for making smoke that is used in various ceremoenies)
• Selapian  + (container for medicine)
• Palungan  + (container for pig food, trough)
• Klupak  + (container for taji (cockfight blades))
• Pabasehan  + (wash water)
• Tulung  + (help; to request help or assistance)
• Tebog  + (basket-like, with flared sides, for offering made only at Kuningan for sanggah)
• Sasenden  + (container like a dulang or pengasepan, used for carrying earth from the cemetery in the cheapest variety of cremation - nista or ngawasta)
• Catu  + (container made of coconut shell used for measuring quantities of uncooked rice, baas)
• Cambeng  + (container of arak-brem or holy water used in Buta Yadnya ceremonies, often made of the hard shell of the fruit of the bila, or, sometimes, of bamboo)