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List of results

• Bebeng  + (fast)
• Canteng  + (fast)
• Ngeser  + (fast (about motion, running, flying, etc.))
• Nerit  + (fast (about running))
• Gelis  + (fast (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Jenget  + (fast (round))
• Bintit  + (fast (run))
• Nyuh enggalan  + (fast fruiting coconut, the grains are rather small)
• Blegos  + (fast growing / big)
• Lenged  + (spinning, rotating on an axis perpendicularto plane of disk)
• Inceg  + (fast, hurry up)
• Ngenggalang  + (fast, swift)
• Enggal  + (fast; soon)
• Seet  + (fasten, tie into bundles (e.g. rice))
• Becol  + (Fat)
• Bauh  + (Fat)
• Makembul  + (fat)
• Genyul  + (fat)
• Maplogplogan  + (fat and adorable)
• Sleneg  + (Fat and short)
• Pokal  + (Fat and short body shape)
• Dongkang  + (fat toad or frog with rough skin, about 7 cm. long)
• Bacol  + (fat; distended (about stomach or belly))
• Beod  + (fat; distended (about the abdomen); convex)
• Tuduh  + (leaky)
• Lalaca  + (something that is planned)

• Ajung  + (father)
• Bapa  + (father)

• Aji  + (price, often used with the word "kuda" to mean "how much")
• Ajin  + (know, be acquainted with)
• Nanang  + (father; dad)
• Gayap  + (fatigue due to old age, age, and not working hard)
• Kajelekan  + (fault)
• Sueca  + (favor from god)
• Ati  + (mind, soul, heart, desire, liver, will, nervous)
• Res  + (fear)
• Aruina  + (Feared)
• Kapiidin  + (feared; frightened)
• Macadeng  + (fearless; brave)
• Sapu  + (broom)
• Sandeh  + (feathers on a chicken's back of the neck)
• Tanda  + (sign, token, mark)
• Bacin  + (feces)
• Maman  + (feed for cows, pigs or other animals)
• Mabaren  + (feed; baited; using bait)
• Panyawis  + (feedback)
• Umpan balik  + (feedback)
• Ngasen  + (Feel)
• Magegabagan  + (feel around for something)
• Jenek  + (feel at home in a place; stay; live)
• Nyelsel  + (feel bad about something done to someone)
• Seriat-seriut  + (feel good one day, bad the next day)