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• Ngalap  + (pick: pluck with hands (not using a utensil), harvest by any appropriate means = pick, cut (fruit), gather (coconuts))
• Tulus  + (emphasis that something will definitely take place or occur)
• Muatang  + (emphasize)
• Mentingang  + (emphasize)
• Pedesang  + (make it spicy)
• Ulehang  + (try as best you can to do something: give priority to something)
• Ngulahang  + (emphasize give priority to)
• Papedesin  + (made (something; food) more spicy)
• Ja  + (emphasizing particle that stresses a command or a question and is placed after the word that it emphasizes)
• Sih  + (emphatic particle)
• Kaliwat  + (passed by, overtaken by)
• Durus  + (emphatic way of indicating that something will take place or happen, materialize, come about, is valid, will come about, is finished, is in effect, sell, etc.)
• Pamekel  + (employer owner, boss)
• Bale rum  + (empress's house)
• Matalang  + (having bones)
• Mesuang  + (go out)
• Puyung  + (empty)
• Talang  + (empty)
• Gayang  + (empty (about mind))
• Gabeng  + (undecided, unable to make up mind; hesitate)
• Buu  + (empty and therefore probably dirty)
• Sunyi  + (empty lonely, quiet)
• Embuh  + (empty not full, low (river))
• Nyat  + (dried up (implying that subject was once wet))
• Nyalinin  + (empty out container for use, pour liquid, etc., from one container to another)

• Anrawang  + (empty space)

• Ketogang  + (empty the contents of something by hitting or shaking it)
• Bayung  + (empty without result)
• Rajakerta  + (history or record of past events)
• Babah  + (a hanging decorative)
• Nyaungin  + (encase; insert into the sleeve (about a dagger or other sharp object))
• Nyakepan  + (enclose between two flat objects, shut in, close tightly (vs. nyakup)
• Cakep  + (enclose shut in shut tight)
• Nyengker  + (limit something, put something in an enclosure)
• Pakarangan  + (enclosed land, yard, field)
• Rangkus  + (embrace hug)
• Belibit  + (enclosure like a fence, placed around the grave of a newly buried person at the time of burial)
• Rangki  + (enclosure with curtain for performers of dance or drama used as an entrance (e.g. Topeng, Arja))
• Ngemasin  + (encountered something bad)
• Ngangsok  + (Encourage; advocate)
• Ngrainin  + (To have a baby)
• Pamaput  + (end)
• Tamat  + (end finish, conclusion, completed, graduated (from school) (Bahasa Indonesia))
• Pamuputne  + (end at the end)
• Tanggu  + (end extreme end, tip, limit)
• Panyuud  + (end of)
• Panelah  + (that has been paid)
• Sawan  + (a convulsion, epilepsy)
• Tutuk  + (end point, pointed)
• Atep  + (end to end, without a gap, close together)
• Puputan  + (end; all-out; all-out war; suicide)