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• Deweknyane  + (himself; herself)
• Awakne  + (himself; herself)
• Ngambangin  + (hinder)
• Ngrabedanin  + (hinder)
• Kabelet  + (hindered)
• Plangin  + (hindered ; blocked)
• Kebelet  + (rapped, in trouble, having no way out, therefore probably fierce)
• Cadel  + (hindered; stopped)
• Saka  + (Hindu-Balinese lunar calendar that is in common use in Bali. Saka calendar year numeber is 78 or 79 years behind Gregorian year number)
• Metatah  + (Hindu-Balinese religious ceremonies if a child has grown up, it can also be interpreted as a way of paying debts by parents to their children because they can eliminate the six bad qualities in humans.)
• Engsel  + (earring in the form of a ring for pierced ears)
• Pangacipan  + (stapler)
• Bebokong  + (hip)
• Pinggul  + (make it blunt (about sharp side of beam); smooth it)
• Jangkong  + (hip)
• Tingkahne  + (his behavior)
• Solahne  + (his behavior)
• Takehne  + (his behavior)
• Tabuhne  + (his behavior)
• Pikayunan  + (His command (what God wants))
• Celeda  + (his corruption; embezzlement (money))
• Matanne  + (his eyes; her eyes)
• Ewaanga  + (his fuss)
• Anoman  + (white monkey general who helped Rama in the Hindu epic)
• Sangut  + (assistant attendant to the villains in a theatrical performance)

• Agni  + (his position is East Southeast)

• Ngegah  + (his stance was upright like an arrogant person)
• Layahne  + (his tongue; her tongue)
• Tundunne  + (his/her back)
• Paningalanne  + (his/her eyes)
• Calingne  + (his/her fang; the fang)
• Bapane  + (his/her father; particles {ne} state ownership or clarify the word that is followed. The word 'bapane' can be interpreted as someone's father)
• Batisne  + (his/her foot)
• Timpal-timpalne  + (his/her friends)
• Timpalne  + (his/her friends)
• Limanne  + (his/her hand)
• Pajalanne  + (his/her journey)
• Bibihne  + (suffix {ne} states ownership or clarifying the words followed. Almost the same as possessive pronoun in English. In the word 'bibihne' it can be interpreted as 'his/her lips')
• Memenne  + (his/her mother)
• Kukunne  + (his/her nail)
• Kamarne  + (his/her room (bedroom))
• Palaibne  + (his/her run; his/her speed (about run))
• Sekolahne  + (his/her school)
• Kenyemne  + (his/her smile)
• Kenehne  + (particles {ne} state ownership or clarify the word that is followed. The word 'kenehne' can be interpreted as his mind)
• Kenyelne  + (his/her tired; his/her feel of tired)
• Uane  + (his/her uncle)
• Bangkiangne  + (his/her waist)
• Majapahit  + (History or record of past)
• Mayadenawa  + (history or record of past events)
• Rajakerta  + (history or record of past events)