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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "instructions". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Plantingin  + (install a ballast; attach a ballast; put a ballast)
  • Mopokin  + (install diapers; wore a diaper)
  • Ngraabin  + (install roof)
  • Ngidupang  + (live cause to live give life to revive)
  • Rakit  + (install; place)
  • Tabingina  + (installed a wall)
  • Kaplantingin  + (installed ballast;fitted with ballast)
  • Kaprambat  + (installed with / given 'prambat' (rigging stretched in the fields to drive birds; short rope tie hook; decoration on sampian ’(a sequence of young coconut leaves for offering ceremony) made of colorful paper or plastic))
  • Tebengina  + (installed with a barrier)
  • Klambunina  + (installed with mosquito nets; fitted with a mosquito net by someone)
  • Karengin  + (installed ‘reng’)
  • Tabengina  + (installed/fitted with protective cover (by someone) ; installed with shelter (by someone))
  • Mareng  + (installed; lathed (about ‘reng’))
  • Mapasang  + (installed; mounted)
  • Midpidin  + (installing fence)
  • Milisin  + (installing pepilis; installing ornament-shaped dots on the eyebrows made of powder as a dancer's ornament)
  • Nabeng  + (installing protective cover; attaching protective cover/shelter)
  • Nabengin  + (installing protective cover; attaching protective cover/shelter)
  • Ngrengin  + (installing ‘reng’)
  • Nginden  + (installments)
  • Pinda  + (like)
  • Tundun  + (back slope of a mountain)
  • Ngurukang  + (instruct (this involves practical, non-acamemic subjects, such as dancing, music, mechanics, etc., whereas mlajah, ngajahin, study, teach, are words used to learn and teach academic subjects in a regular school))
  • Nuduh  + (instruct, determine, predetermine,)
  • Uruk  + (instruct; teach)
  • Panguruk  + (instructor; coach)
  • Panyeluhan  + (instrument for removing the white meat of instrument for removing the white meat of a mature coconut from the shell. a steel instrument has a rod-like metal handle that is gently curved, terminating in a flat, paddle-shaped blade that can be inserted between the coconut meat and the shell and used to pry the meat outand the shell and used to pry the meat out)
  • Sekrip  + (a small hairpin)
  • Pramada  + (disrepectful)
  • Kapisuh  + (insulted (by); abused (by); scorned (by); scold (by))
  • Kapisuhin  + (insulted; abused; scorned; scolded)
  • Pisuha  + (insulted; abused; scorned; scolded)
  • Gegaden  + (insurance item)
  • Pered  + (insusceptible; stubborn)
  • Jeng  + (intact)
  • Blegeran  + (intact as before)
  • Mabesikan  + (become one; unity)
  • Posyandu  + (Integrated Services Post (Baby Health Centre))
  • Kabisan  + (intelligence)
  • Kaduegan  + (intelligence)
  • Pascad  + (intelligent; expert)
  • Makita  + (urge have a strong desire or urge to do someting)
  • Praya  + (Intend, plan, so as to)
  • Buat  + (necessary for)
  • Kapongahang  + (intentionally acting with no shame; brave; brave; dare)
  • Ngembuhin  + (intentionally reducing its contents)
  • Makaruh  + (intercourse)
  • Bunga  + (flower)
  • Renten  + (interest money)
  • Gangan  + (interested in doing something)