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• Carang  + (counter for bunches, flowers on a stem)
• Seet  + (fasten, tie into bundles (e.g. rice))
• Pesel  + (bundle of long things that have been tied together, e.g. firewood)
• Muncuk  + (tip of stem, leaf, top of branch, top of tree, newly emerged leaf, point, tip, top of gate)
• Aneh  + (pair one of)
• Lembar  + (counter for flat sheets or flat pieces of something, e.g. cloth)
• Sibak  + (split lengthwise)
• Seping  + (short knot, as when joining wood pieces when patching boat)
• Beng  + (clump of bamboo)
• Puun  + (burned up, be on fire, consume by fire)
• Bulih  + (counter for individual thin objects, e.g. bananas)
• Diri  + (counter for individuals, persons, people)
• Katih  + (outrigger of a jukung, usually made of tiing peteng)
• Makatihan  + (counter for long, slender objects, such as … counter for long, slender objects, such as cigarettes or outriggers of jukungs. usually used to indicated who the object occurs, or is packaged, or is counted, or is sold, in which case it means that it occurs by the single piece, as opposed to occurring or being packaged or being sold by the pack or bundle -mapeselaneing sold by the pack or bundle -mapeselan)
• Petek  + (counter for number of rounds of cockfight)
• Lingseh  + (of trees or plants)
• Tuluk  + (counter for rice fields and abian (open crop fields))
• Lempir  + (sheet)
• Tebih  + (break in sections (as fruit, nut))
• Bidang  + (counter for something flat or thin, as a sheet of paper, cloth, layer of something such as ambengan roof, a piece of one of these flat, thin things)
• Ijeng  + (counter for stem containing several bunches (ijas), e.g. bananas)
• Gulung  + (roll something up without using a form within, coil up something)
• Kupak  + (counter for thin, flat things (= bidang))
• Montor  + (car)
• Aukud  + (counter or classifier for animals with tails)

• Barung  + (counter or gong instruments, sets of gamelan)

• Asok  + (one basketfull)
• Tas  + (carrying bag or basket)
• Paningkeban  + (rice amount of rice in one rice steamer)
• Tugel  + (cut something long into pieces)
• Tempur  + (counteract)
• Keruna  + (counting word (grammar))
• Metek  + (counting; calculate)
• Kselegui  + (Country mallow (Sida rhombifolia). Sidaguri plant is a plant that can grows almost in all tropical regions and can grow up to 2 meters with small branches. Sidaguri also can be activated as an antioxidant.)
• Praja  + (people;society)
• Kupon  + (coupon)
• Bani  + (courageous, daring, willing to do or try or undertake something that is risky, potentially dangerous or harmful)
• Darma santi  + (courteus; friendship event after Nyepi)
• Mingsiki  + (cousin)
• Ampung  + (harvest)
• Aub  + (cover)
• Ngekebin  + (cover)
• Saabin  + (cover)
• Nekep  + (cover something)
• Ngrurubin  + (cover something by or with something)
• Nyaput  + (cover up with a blanket, use a blanket)
• Tangkeb  + (cover up with a wide object like a basket, net, etc.)
• Plesterang  + (cover with cement; apply the cement)
• Katutupin  + (covered)
• Tutupa  + (covered)
• Gaangan  + (covered basket, side dish storage)