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• 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))
• 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)
• Pales  + (fishing rod)
• Gemelan  + (fistful)
• Gemel  + (fistful (gemelan))

• Agemel  + (fistful of something, counter)

• Gegem  + (handheld; hold (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Nyandang  + (carry on the shoulders,suitable)
• Katebengin  + (fitted with a barrier)
• Kapinggelin  + (fitted with a bracelet)
• Kaklambunin  + (fitted with a mosquito net or valance (by))
• Karumbingin  + (fitted with rumbing (cow horn decorations used during the race ‘makepung’ (cart race drawn by a pair of buffaloes or cows))
• Pekakasina  + (fitted with tools)
• Cocok  + (fitting, suitable, agreed, accurate)
• Lima  + (hand or forearm)
• Limang  + (five (dependent form of lima))
• Panca warna  + (five colors that contain symbolic meaning in Hinduism (white: Lord Iswara, black: Lord Vishnu, red: Lord Brahma, yellow: Lord Mahadeva, brumbun (combination of four colors, namely red, white, yellow, and black): Lord Shiva ))
• Panca wara  + (five cycles of daily turnover with urip amount 33 as a basis for according to the Satha Pata Brahmana concept where 33 of the Gods are believed to play a role in maintaining the safety of the great Bhuwana)
• Pancawara  + (week)
• Panca Tata Gata  + (five Dyani Budha (Aksobya, Ratnasambawa, Amitaba, Amoga-sidhi, Wirocana);)
• Tapak lima  + (hand print)
• Limang atus  + (five hundred)
• Papendem  + (five kind of holy metal that burried at the base of the temple building)
• Pancamakara  + (five substances)
• Limang tali  + (five thousand)
• Buncal  + (five week period between Galungan and Buda Kliwon Pahang (Pegat Uwukan) during whichsuch things as building, etc., are prohibited)
• Benahin  + (fix)
• Menahang  + (fix it)
• Manahin  + (fix, repair (v,))
• Begbeg  + (unharmed not mutilated)
• Pangawin  + (spear, ceremonial spear)