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• Kalangsa  + (vegetable that grows on a long vine that has large, spheriecal fruits, the inside of which are full of a soft pulp and many small seeds)
• Sungsung  + (on the head)
• Kapo  + (If)
• Tenga  + (half)
• Cali  + (unlucky or unfortunate because of some unexplainable (niskala) cause, probably because of having broken a taboo)
• Marauh-rauhan  + (if in a trance)
• Lidi  + (central spine of a palm leaf, usually coconut, but sometimes lontar or sugar palm)
• Pet  + (search)
• Nglipetang  + (return if unused)
• Raga baya  + (If someone dies by stabbing themselves, the yard or area where the incident occurred needs to be ceremonially purified.)
• Ekawara  + (week)
• Dimpil  + (joined, grown together, having an extra digit)
• Tulud  + (repulsive)
• Dwiwara  + (week)
• Sibuh  + (container for holy water made of coconut shell, without top or strings, used in temple for sprinkling holy water on offerings and those who pray)
• Yen kapo  + (if, if only)
• Lamun  + (kind of sea plant with edible green fruit)
• Yening  + (if; when; in case)
• Prade  + (if;suppose that; if only)
• Mukur  + (ighest and most elaborate (and most expensive) form of nyekah ceremony that is held after cremation to purify the spirit of a dead person prior to installation in the family temple)
• Ancungang  + (ignite)
• Menjut  + (ignited (fire); burned)
• Ancunganga  + (ignited; verb used to say that someone has kindled a fire)
• Diya-diyu  + (ignore the law)
• Ngeer  + (stretch, out a job over a longer period of time than is necessary)

• Ajinang  + (ignore; appreciate)

• Ngrunguang  + (ignore; care about; ignoring; heed; pay attention)
• Ngrungu  + (ignore; care about; ignoring; heed; pay attention)
• Nirupeksa  + (ignore; dont care)
• Ngrengaang  + (ignore; listening)
• Runguang  + (ignore; pay attention; care about; watch out;)
• Tanporatanga  + (ignored (by him/her/them))
• Runguanga  + (ignored; ignored by him; cared for by him; noticed by him)
• Karungu  + (ignored; noticed (by))
• Karunguang  + (ignored; treated; cared for; noticed)
• Tan Porat  + (ignored; worthless)
• Ima  + (ignoring something; neglectful; remiss)
• Tawes  + (Ikan tawes (Barbonymus gonionotus) is a ty … Ikan tawes (Barbonymus gonionotus) is a type of freshwater fish belonging to the family Cyprinidae. This fish is commonly found in rivers, lakes, and ponds in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia. Ikan tawes is known for its slender body shape and silver color, often with a slight reddish tint on its body.</br>Ikan tawes is widely cultivated and consumed as a food fish, appreciated for its tasty meat and affordable price. It also has significant economic value in local fish trade.</br>In Indonesian culture, ikan tawes is often cooked by frying, grilling, or used in various traditional regional dishes.ed in various traditional regional dishes.)
• Nglanggar  + (break the rules, violate the law, collide with something)
• Virus  + (virus; microorganisms that cannot be seen using ordinary microscopes, can only be seen using electron microscopes, causes and transmitters of diseases, such as smallpox, influenza, rabies and COVID 19)
• Bebinjat  + (illegitimate child)
• Patita  + (illegitimate child)
• Rare dia-diu  + (illegitimate child)
• Sakit kuning  + (hepatitis)
• Kacedangin  + (illuminated (by) (of sight))
• Kaprabain  + (illuminated (by); brighten (by))
• Mabendet  + (Illuminated by the sun; restrained (not fed))
• Kasuluhin  + (illuminated with lights)
• Cedangina  + (illuminated, lighted by him or hert (about sight))
• Maya  + (illusion)
• Rerawatan  + (image; shadow; vision; visualization)