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• Suwar  + (rain: aka monkey pod tree, cow tamarind)
• Paperon  + (vine ellow&#8209)
• Kalpika  + (flowers of three different colors placed in an hibicus leaf and used by a pedanda (high priest) when praying and preparing holy water)
• Cane  + (flowers on sticks, accompanied by holy water, sometimes given to those who attend meetings (e.g. meetings of village pemangkus, Santi Wangi, in Jimbaran), who sprinkle holy water on themselves with the flowers)
• Meniran  + (medicinal herb: Phylllanthus amarus (Euphorbiaceae))
• Tekek  + (steady, strong, tight, (e.g. a bolt, string, nut))
• Gintungan  + (tree (Euphorbiaceae), bishop wood, a medium sized dioecious tree (unisexual flowers with male and female flowers on different trees) that is not common ine Bali)
• Kepundung  + ((Euphorbiaceae))
• Macuab  + (flowing)
• Makecor  + (flowing (like a shower))
• Apal  + (fluent)
• Lambes  + (flush with water; throw with water; drain)
• Suling  + (flute)
• Ilih-ilih  + (flutter yourself in a relaxed state.)
• Nambung  + (fly)
• Keber  + (fly)
• Ngimbangang  + (fly)
• Pekeber  + (fly)
• Mekeber  + (Fly)
• Pakeberber  + (fly away)
• Makeber  + (fly away, take off (e.g. airplane, bird))
• Kaparpar-kapirpir  + (fly to and fro by shaking and flapping its wings)
• Makapunan  + (flying around)
• Balongan  + (flying fish)
• Lalatu  + (flying hot coals from fire)

• Babedag  + (foal; baby horse)

• Madidih  + (foam, froth)
• Regepang  + (focus (about mind))
• Regep  + (focus the mind)
• Ngemel  + (to hold, grasp or clench in the fist)
• Kuncup  + (fold)
• Lipet  + (fold)
• Lepit  + (fold)
• Mecuk  + (fold)
• Nglipetang  + (return if unused)
• Mlikes  + (fold)
• Mlikesang  + (fold)
• Mlekosang  + (fold)
• Tampih  + (fold)
• Pelosang  + (fold ( about leg, paper, etc))
• Tampihang  + (fold it (something))
• Nagel  + (throw at something overhand (vs. tagel = bend double))
• Nglukusan  + (to fold something that is usually open (e.g. coconut leaf, sail))
• Nampih  + (fold up, overlap, put in layers atop one a … fold up, overlap, put in layers atop one another. Since 1993, nampih, followed by the name of a lunar month (Sasih) has represented the intercalary month for the Balinese Saka calendar. An intercalary month is added every two or three years to the Saka Calendar to keep it in line with the Gregorian Calendar, with nampih months named for the month that precedes them. Only seven of the twelve months can have an intercalary Nampih Sasih added to them: Sasih Kaulu, Sasih Kedasa, Sasih Desta, Sasih Sada, Sasih Kasa, Sasih Karo, and Sasih Ketiga (8, 10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3). Nampih cannot be used for Sasih Kapat through Kepitu (4 - 7) or for Sasih Kesanga (9). Prior to 1993, the intercalary month was called Mala, e.g. Mala Desta, Mala Sadaas called Mala, e.g. Mala Desta, Mala Sada)
• Plikes  + (fold; compress)
• Nampihang  + (fold; fold up)
• Plikesang  + (fold; please fold (imperative))
• Matampih  + (folded)
• Kaplekosang  + (folded)
• Maplekosan  + (folded)
• Katampihang  + (folded)