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List of results

• Ngraksa  + (protect shield, shelter, look after, handle (money, as a treasurer), suffer from an illness)
• Gardu  + (guard house, house for electrical equipment, toll station)
• Gebagan  + (guard, bodyguard)
• Magebag  + (guard, escort)
• Abih  + (guard; accompany)
• Pangraksa  + (guard; the protector)
• Kapondokin  + (guarded by staying in the cottage)
• Gebaga  + (guarded, escorted)
• Gebagina  + (guarded, escorted)
• Kagebagin  + (guarded, escorted)
• Kagebag  + (guarded, escorted by)
• Ameng-ameng  + (spirit)
• Sotong  + (Guava (Psidium guajava) is a tree with an ± 4-10 m height where the leaves can be used as a traditional medicine.)
• Tebag  + (guess)
• Jugjugin  + (guess (measure the depth with the pole))
• Makaden-kadenang  + (guess each other)
• Inabang  + (guess, thought; according to estimates)
• Pindayang  + (guess; think like)
• Duga  + (willing; stand; didn't want to)
• Nuga  + (guessed)
• Nyugjugin  + (guessed)
• Katebag  + (guessed (by); predicted (by))
• Matebag  + (guessed; predicted)
• Nebag  + (guessing; guess; predict)
• Tamu  + (guest)

• Atiti  + (guest; invited guests by letter)

• Penambiag  + (guests)
• Dandan  + (guide)
• Pangateh  + (guide (n))
• Manuntun  + (guided)
• Tuntun  + (guided by means of something)
• Madosa  + (guilty; (already) fined)
• Manisan  + (sweet)
• Isit  + (gum (in mouth))
• Gusi  + (gum (in mouth))
• Pregembal  + (offering consisting of a large number of … offering consisting of a large number of cacalan (mostly colored rice cakes formed into the shapes of people, gods, animals, and other natural objects) held in a container callede bebedogan that is somewhat like a very large wakul daksinae made of slepan. Thesee cacalan represent all of the creatures of the worldepresent all of the creatures of the world)
• Pestol  + (gun)
• Sattwa  + (one of the Tri Guna Sakti, the three types of disposition)
• Blangse  + (Gunny sack)
• Obat  + (gunpowder)
• Alis-alis  + (gunwale of a boat, usually made of teak)
• Makecres  + (gush)
• Makebros  + (gush, angry suddenly)
• Baret  + (gust of wind, strong wind, storm with clouds, often from the west, not as severe as bakungan)
• Jejeron  + (internal organs)
• Pepe  + (vegetable)
• Tri Murti  + (anifestations)
• Sesapi  + (swallow any of several common birds that build edible nests, usually in caves, all of which have the same Balinese name:Hirundo rustica,, Barn Swallow)
• Kabiasaan  + (habit)
• Mapokeng-pokeng  + (had/have/has cut)
• Potonga  + (had/have/has cut)