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• Pecok  + (dents in fender)
• Mabolong  + (hollow)
• Maclegokan  + (hollow)
• Kungkungan  + (hollow or space inside something)
• Pirit  + (roll)
• Mapongpong  + (hollow; perforated; holey; has a hole)
• Kapongpong  + (hollowed out (by);made a hole (by))
• Uku-uku  + ((Labiatae))
• Weda  + (holy or religious books)
• Perhyangan  + (holy or religious places)
• Toya  + (holy or religiously revered water made by a pedanda)
• Sutri  + (holy or religiously revered water which girls sprinkle on worshipers after they have prayed in a temple)
• Pekuluh  + (holy or religiously revered water)
• Kekuluh  + (Holy water)
• Tirta  + (water)
• Sangku  + (holy water container made of metal, such as copper (temaga), seng (sheet stee), or aluminum)
• Panggungan  + (elevated place, platform)
• Maket toya  + (holy or religiously revered water)
• Siwamba  + (holy water place)
• Pamarisudan  + (holy water produced by throwing water on a … holy water produced by throwing water on a kitchen roof and allowing it to trickle through a penguskusan in which there is a klengang, or square support for the steamer, a sepit, and a siut, or rice stirrer. This water is sprinkled on body to purify it after contact with a corpse or other unclean object.act with a corpse or other unclean object.)
• Om  + (holy word used to begin prayers)
• Satua  + (story, history, something you say)
• Kela-kela  + (kind of small black bee that pollinates flowers, notably sunflowers)
• Swah  + (home of the gods)
• Maumah  + (home or place of animals)

• Amben  + (homepage)

• Kasangih  + (honed (by); sharpened (by))
• Masangih  + (honed; already sharpened)
• Sadu  + (honest or truthful)
• Satwika  + (honest; godly)
• Madu  + (participate in a contest game fight)
• Menyan  + (benzoin, the dried gum of a tree, imported … benzoin, the dried gum of a tree, imported from Java and used sparingly as an ingredient in the spice mixture called wangen. It is sold in the form of irregular lumps that look, upon casual inspection, like pieces of porphyry, in which a mass of dull, white, angular fragments are imbedded in a mass of smaller yellowish-tan crystalline materials. Used more as an ingredient of medicines than as a spice. There are three species of Styrax in SE Asia, of which S. benzoin is the most common in Java. It is a small to medium height evergreen tree with simple spirally arranged leaves and fragrant white flowers in a panicle. The fruits are drupes, oblately spheroids, about 2-3 cm. in diameter. The bark exudes a sweet smelling balsam when bruised.udes a sweet smelling balsam when bruised.)
• Ngasep  + (smoke something, use smoke for religious ceremony)
• Nyiwi  + (honor; respect; adore; worship)
• Wangiang  + (sweet smelling)
• Hyang  + (honorific or prestigious)
• Paduka  + (term of address)
• Tutup  + (hood or bonnet of car which covers the engine)
• Saabina  + (hooded; fitted with a hood / cover by himself/someone)
• Makuku  + (hoofed; having nails)
• Etet  + (miserly; thrifty; frugal)
• Sangket  + (hook or curved instrument used to lift large fish out of the water)
• Pancing  + (hook or hanger which items are hung onto)
• Behel  + (hook or instrument used to hold log in place while sawing)
• Gait  + (slim body shape)
• Kait  + (hook; metal rods with curved ends)
• Kaitin  + (hooked berries)
• Reket  + (hooked; hook; sticky; sticky;)
• Sumpe  + (basket band that holds rattan (penyalin) handle on to cock cage (guungan siap), made of woven ata, a kind of vine)
• Andelan  + (reliable)
• Apti  + (thoughts)