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• Penerangan  + (fire used to control weather by a balian terang)
• Alutan  + (fire with charcoal, glowing coals)
• Mercon  + (firecracker)
• Mapecat  + (fired from a job)
• Rajeg  + (straight up)
• Dreda  + (firm)
• Pedes  + (spicy)
• Pageh  + (strong fence)
• Teguh  + (firm, very tough (wood))
• Tekekang  + (firmly, tighten (as an imperative))
• Dumun  + (ahead)
• Simalu  + (first)
• Pinih  + (first)
• Dumunne  + (first)
• Pakalakalaan  + (first ceremony before wedding)
• Nyepi  + (first day of the 10 month. It is a day of meditation when one is not supposed to be outside of the home. It is the first day of the Balinese Saka year. Nyepi comes from the word sepi, meaning to be silent)
• Pandita  + (first day of the 10-day week)
• Menga  + (first day of the 2-day week)
• Pasah  + (first day of the 3-day week)
• Tungleh  + (first day of the 9-day week)
• Sri  + (woven bamboo piece on top of a cili (hour glass shaped) figure that is commonly used as an effigy in such ceremonies as cremations)
• Kasa  + (kasa fabric; rough white cloth, usually inexpensive, used for wrapping things of ceremonial significance in ceremonies)
• Pabersihan mati  + (one of a series of mortuary baths)
• Titiang  + (I; me)
• Tiang  + (I; me)

• Aleban  + (first round of a cockfight)

• Tumben-tumben  + (first, at the beginning)
• Ngamaluin  + (first, put first, pass; do first; go ahead; precede; predate)
• Kompiang  + (first-born, sometimes used as a birth-order name for girls)
• Pida  + (first; once; past; once upon the time; to explain past moment)
• Kaper  + (fish)
• Masaing  + (be friends, be friendly with)
• Pindang  + (sardines, preseverd by boiling in salt water)
• Ngaleh  + (fish (v))
• Tangarin  + (ecause something might be dangerous (only things not visible, vs. hati-hati for visible things)
• Pencaran  + (fish catch; result)
• Deleg  + (fish Cork)
• Palem  + (fish dish made from mashed shrimp, grated coconut, and spices, which are then steamed)
• Ngacok  + (fish head)
• Bungan tuwung  + (fish hook)
• Damil  + (fish line)
• Sisik  + (turtle with a thicker shell than the common green sea turtle (penyu))
• Tangar  + (fish that don't bite because they see the net (tangar))
• Nindak  + (step)
• Kedaat  + (shore, go back to shore)
• Pamelasan  + (fishing boat (jukung) for two people, or a maximum of three)
• Pangadinan  + (fishing boat (jukung) that holds two people)
• Jukung  + (fishing boat with one or two outriggers)
• Ngel  + (fishing for layur)
• Kendan  + (go quickly to the sea to catch fish because others have reported an abundance of them)
• Badungal  + (fishing line that allows a hook to swivel)