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• Renga  + (hear; care)
• Ngrenga  + (hear; listen)
• Ningehang  + (hear; listen to; can capture sound (sound) with the ear; get a news)
• Karengaang  + (heard)
• Kapiragiang  + (heard; listened)
• Kapireng  + (heard; listened (by) (alus singgih / ASI: fine language used to honor the person they are talking to))
• Papusuhan  + (heart)
• Nala  + (heart)
• Pepusuhan  + (heart)
• Runtag  + (heart beat)
• Les  + (heart wood)
• Hredaya  + (heart; feeling)
• Redaya  + (heart; feeling)
• Dukita  + (heartache; difficult; sad)
• Dondon  + (hearty)
• Dadah  + (heat)
• Ngrangsang  + (heat (about body temperature))
• Kakaplugan  + (exploder, made from three pieces of bamboo)
• Iusan  + (heat impact)
• Madadah  + (dissolve something in water using heat)
• Nglimpun  + (use heat to bend a piece of wood, such as bamboo)
• Kalalahang  + (heated; made spicy (by))
• Suarga  + (heaven)
• Jempe  + (heavy)
• Jimbreng  + (heavy)

• Bales  + (heavy (about rain or stream))

• Ganting  + (somewhat concentrated (about colour, taste); rather thick)
• Sangat  + (heavy or grave circumstances)
• Baat  + (heavy or large)
• Ujan bales  + (heavy rain)
• Bales  +
• Blabur  + (heavy rain with flooding)
• Blabor  + (heavy rain with flooding)
• Blabar  + (rain appropriate for specific crop)
• Linga  + (heed; care)
• Ganjot  + (heel or rear section of foot)
• Akas  + (hefty; big and strong (about hair, bones, etc.))
• Lancab  + (height or measurment of length)
• Pajenengan  + (shrine in a temple where the principal god of the temple lives)
• Oton  + (held 210 days, one Pawukon cycle, after the birth of a baby)
• Makarya  + (work)
• Mararauhan  + (held a ceremony to invite holy spirit.)
• Pamralinaan  + (held before the destruction of a temple before its reconstruction)
• Gamelanga  + (held by him/her)
• Epepang  + (held continuously)
• Sepian  + (held every half year)
• Panyambutin  + (held for a baby when it reaches the age of 3 months, 105 days, at which time it is usually allowed to touch the ground for the first time, loses the god-like attributes with which it was born, and is welcomed into the family as a human being.)
• Ngusaba  + (held for blessing village or subak)
• Sau  + (triangular net that is pushed along the shore)
• Pamendakan  + (held in Jimbaran at time of Melasti just before Nyepi at which village gods are welcomed in Pr. Bale Agung)
• Adaang  + (held;)