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List of results

• Juwet  + (jambolan, Syzygium cumini (Myrtaceae))
• Gelatik  + (Java sparrow, aka Java Finch, Java Rice Bird)
• Cinggur  + (unripe fruit dish containing mango, chili, trassi, asam, peanuts, petis, sugar, grated banana, beef nose, bean sprouts, beef)
• Abon  + (meat dish that is made by boiling beef, shredding it (nyisit) and then frying it)
• Lele  + (freshwater catfish)
• Cenidra  + (jealous)
• Ilik  + (jealous)
• Clika  + (jealous)
• Iri  + (jealous, envious in mind (not involved with sex))
• Cemburu  + (jealousy, involved with sex)
• Matsarya  + (jealousy; envy, one of the Sad Ripu, the others being: Kama - lust)
• Awasarya  + (Jerangau)
• Ngangsuh  + (pull out)
• Mantus  + (Jerking)
• Jeriken  + (jerry can)
• Ceregan  + (jerry can used for holding liquids)
• Guyu  + (jest, not really, joke)
• Ngernger  + (pink)
• Selem denges  + (jet black)
• Selem ngernger  + (jet black)
• Kedongdong  + (otaheite apple)
• Penin  + (jewel; gems)
• Beros  + (jewelry on a necklace rather than gold; or pinned on clothes)
• Perhiasan  + (jewelry ornament)
• Ratna  + (globe amaranth (Gomphrena globosa) ; common low plant that bears small spherical clusters of flowers, either magenta or white, each cluster about 2 cm in diameter; popular for offerings)

• Bangkuang  + (jicama (Leguminosae), yam bean)

• Bayingan  + (jiggle bait up and down when fishing with a hook)
• Ngencet  + (jiggle pull feathered fishing lure (bulu-bulu) up and down)
• Kelemun  + (rice cake)
• Gawe  + (job (ASO/Alus Sor))
• Bareng  + (with, together, be together with someone)
• Ngamilu-miluang  + (join group without knowing the subject of their discussion)
• Sambung  + (join add, couple)
• Dadiang  + (to permit; allow)
• Madengen  + (join ceremony in which two different people or objects are joined, as in a wedding or when a new pemangku is installed in a temple)
• Mapatungan  + (Eat together, e.g. at a mebat or other feast)
• Ngeka  + (to agree on a plan to deceive)
• Ngatep  + (join put close together, put something back together, as, for example, joining the barong mask to the barong or the rangda mask to its body)
• Ngerait  + (join sets of nets together)
• Nyambung  + (join something together)
• Rait  + (join temporarily (net), sew, knit)
• Sulam  + (embroider, decorate)
• Menyambung  + (join together; put together;)
• Tempung  + (follow, join with others doing work)
• Matempung  + (join with others in a work project, contest etc.; esp. join another family that is putting on a cremation or another ceremony)
• Majuug  + (join, pile up)
• Sarengin  + (join; accompanying)
• Ngaitang  + (join; Associate)
• Sareng  + (join; participate; together)
• Dimpil  + (joined, grown together, having an extra digit)
• Sarenganga  + (joined/followed (by someone);)