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List of results

• Ngajanang  + (going toward the north (kaja))
• Gondong  + (goiter)
• Mas  + (gold)
• Kanaka  + (gold)
• Rukmi  + (gold)
• Cecetrung  + (Golden-headed Cisticola (bird))
• Kebomas  + (gondola)
• Lelambatan  + (gong traditional music with a slow beat)
• Semar  + (gong, or group of instruments in which the scale has 7 notes per octave, instead of the usual five)
• Abra  + (good)
• Lara pati  + (good and bad)
• Ala ayu  + (good and bad (days in the traditional Balinese date system))
• Rangkep  + (well informed)
• Pamargi  + (way; procession; travel; how to walk)
• Amal  + (good deed, charity)
• Darma  + (patient)
• Nyalian  + (tiny fish with white scales used for bait, found in the mud of rice fields)
• Seger  + (good feeling)
• Kantenan  + (good friend)
• Kabagusan  + (good looking (for man))
• Pengas  + (good looking; handsome; sympathy)
• Widi  + (your god told you that, expression used when mad at someone)
• Om awighnamastu  + (may this be written without error, a formula that is usually written at the beginning of a religious text in tulisan Bali)
• Seleb  + (good manners)
• Rahajeng semeng  + (good morning)

• Bangkit  + (good taste)

• Renoh  + (good temper)
• Rajaki  + (unexpected good luck)
• Luung  + (good, used to talk about something or a condition that is good or healthy.)
• Becik  + (good; fine)
• Bagus  + (handsome (about man’s face))
• Banat  + (good; nice)
• Luwih  + (noble grand, exalted, previous, divine, unsurpassable)
• Bonyok  + (gooey)
• Sudap-sudap  + (got heavy (about eyes); sleepy)
• Tampiasan  + (got splashed by rain)
• Masabat  + (got thrown)
• Kacidra  + (got tricked)
• Nyelungkit  + (with fingernail, snag)
• Nyokeh  + (gouged out)
• Okek  + (gouging; gouged)
• Labu  + (gourd)
• Katitah  + (governed (by); be commanded (by); ordered (by))
• Ngrebutin  + (grab)
• Nyaplok  + (grab food or bait with mouth (fish, dog, etc))
• But  + (grab it)
• Jurag  + (grab it)
• Ngebegin  + (grab something from someone by pulling it)
• Malaiban  + (grab something or someone and run away, take away, run away with something)
• Gebegin  + (grab, pull)
• Rebut  + (grab; beat)