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List of results

• Piang  + (grandchild)
• Kumpi  + (grandfather)
• Kak  + (polite form of address used for any old man)
• Kakiang  + (grandfather)
• Pekak  + (grandfather)
• Wayah  + (mature; not quite ripe; old)
• Jam  + (grandfather clock with pendulum (palit))
• Nini  + (grandmother)
• Odah  + (old (person))
• Niang  + (grandmother)
• Embah  + (a small flow of water, stream)
• Dadong  + (polite form of address used for any old lady)
• Kompiang  + (first-born, sometimes used as a birth-order name for girls)
• Putu  + (grandson)
• Cucu  + (grandson, grand daughter)
• Potraka  + (grandson/granddaughter/grandchildren (the form of alus singgih (type of Balinese language to talk to people who must be respected)))
• Granit  + (granite)
• Ngibahang  + (grant)
• Ibahang  + (grant)
• Icen  + (grant, allow (used only if referring to a person of higher status giving something to a person of lower status))
• Maang  + (grant, allow, permit)
• Kaibahang  + (Granted (by))
• Ibahanga  + (Grants)
• Anggur  + (grape)
• Rangkus  + (embrace hug)

• Ameng  + (grasp (weapon) to frighten)

• Nyekuk  + (grasp with hand, grip, seize with force, strangle, strangle, seize violently, hold tightly with one or two hands)
• Mendong  + (grass)
• Dukut  + (grass)
• Trena  + (grass)
• Kekili  + (grass that is used to tickle crickets)
• Balang  + (grasshopper)
• Ngikih  + (grate into fine pieces (eg coconut))
• Ngukur  + (cut thin)
• Kukur  + (grate something coarsely, usually coconut)
• Kikih  + (grate something finely (eg coconut))
• Abang age  + (grated coconut dough with red and white spices as a basis in pairs / series of kawisan (a type of offerings) in a traditional ceremony in Bali)
• Saur  + (grated coconut, dyed yellow with turmeric (kunyit), fried without oil until crunchy, and usually mixed with spices)
• Makukur  + (grated, as compated to makikih, finely grated)
• Magobed  + (grated; shredded (coarsely))
• Ngikihin  + (grating)
• Kuburan  + (grave)
• Gegumuk  + (grave; the mound above the grave)
• Jelijih  + (gravel)
• Jlijih  + (gravel)
• Ngamah  + (eat (can be used for animals only))
• Klau  + (gray)
• Dawuk  + (Gray)
• Malengis  + (greasy; oily; shiny)
• Pralaya  + (great chaos; doomsday; the end of the world)
• Talipot  + (palm)