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• Klumpu  + (rice storage barn)
• Patbelas  + (fourteen)
• Peniron  + (fourth day of 'sad wara')
• Menala  + (fourth day of the 4-day week)
• Wage  + (fourth day of the 5-day week in balinese counting)
• Paniron  + (fourth day of the 6-day week)
• Yama  + (ruler and judge of the dead in classical Hindu religion and mythology)
• Nohan  + (fourth day of the 9-day week; the fourth day in the concept of sanga wara in the traditional Balinese date system)
• Kapat  + (fourth month of the Balinese Saka (lunar) calendar, occurring about October)
• Ketut  + (fourth-born)
• Retak  + (fracture)
• Renyah  + (fragile)
• Ngetih  + (fragile, frail, easy to break; brittle (e.g. tree branch like frangipani))
• Makeleng-keleng  + (fragmented)
• Ngalub  + (fragrant)
• Rum  + (fragrant)
• Merik  + (fragrant)
• Rangrang  + (motion in mask dance when lifting cloth)
• Kusamba  + (red dye produced from, small decorative tree or shrub that has recently been planted along roads and in hotel gardens)
• Bungkak nyinying  + (tree (Apocynaceae), a small tree, fairly common on the Bukit, with single, alternate, paired, spear)
• Klengang  + (a bamboo frame for supporting a filter (penyaipan) or rice steamer so liquid can drain into container below)
• Panglikkasan  + (spinning)
• Boh  + (tame, gentle, not wild; docile)
• Pangpang  + (resistance, oppose, rebel against)
• Panglikasan  + (spinning)

• Bantang  + (framework, skeleton)

• Setelan  + (framing)
• Beblakasan  + (frankly; without decoration (about speech or talk))
• Ruget  + (frantic; tangled; chaotic; freaked out (about mind))
• Tepu  + (old cloth, garment)
• Ceniga  + (frayed decoration at the place of prayer during the ceremony, made from coconut leaves or palm leaves)
• Kebah  + (frayed rope, string)
• Gancaran  + (prose)
• Kabebasan  + (freedom; independence from others)
• Ngentah-entahan  + (frequent recurrences; frequent relapses)
• Madeldel  + (frequently pressed)
• Begeh  + (fresh)
• Bengah  + (fresh)
• Tatu  + (wound)
• Kayu tai  + (tree Celtis timorensis (Ulmaceae), aka C. cinnamomea)
• Lele  + (freshwater catfish)
• Betok  + (freshwater fish, like mujair, and prickly fins)
• Sukra  + (Friday)
• Magoreng  + (fried)
• Gegodoh  + (snack, made from slices of banana, kesela, nangka, and rarely from sukun, dipped in a rice flour batter and fried)
• Godoh  + (fried banana or cake that made from flour)
• Remikan  + (fried internal organs (jejeron))
• Abon  + (meat dish that is made by boiling beef, shredding it (nyisit) and then frying it)
• Emba  + (fried onions)
• Saing  + (term of address between jukung fishermen or any people working closely together)
• Kampungan  + (Friend)