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• Tepesan  + (juice the product of squeezing)
• Juita  + (juita, beautiful)
• Bekul  + (jujube (Rhamnaceae))
• Jangolan  + (jukung without outrigger used in suung for such tasks as hauling coral for making lime)
• Kecos  + (jump)
• Makecog  + (jump)
• Babar  + (jump)
• Nongkang-nongkang  + (jump skip here there)
• Makacuas  + (jump (away))
• Kacuasin  + (jump over)
• Pakecoscos  + (jump over)
• Pakecocog  + (jump over)
• Ngecosang  + (jump up)
• Nuncap  + (jump; reach)
• Kecag-kecig  + (jumping)
• Kecog-kecog  + (jumping up and down)
• Kecos-kecos  + (jumping up and down)
• Ngecog  + (jumping up and down (running of sewing machine needles, typewriters))
• Ancrog-ancrog  + (move up and down)
• Pakecog  + (jumping, leap)
• Keker  + (jungle fowl)
• Tuah  + (only: alone, sole, by itself, just)
• Singit kauh  + (just after noon, about 1300, dauh lima)
• Bantes  + (just (in the sense of only))
• Tunian  + (just a moment ago, earlier, at a recently past time)

• Ajebos  + (just a moment, in just a second)

• Saru  + (indistinct, uncertain, vague, can't be seen clearly, in the dark, foggy)
• Mamesus  + (just angry)
• Lagut  + (just because)
• Singit  + (just before (singit kangin), or just after (kauh) noon)
• Makire  + (just before it starts to get light in the early morning)
• Sarumuane  + (just before night, after sunset until one cannot see face)
• Singit kangin  + (just before noon, about 1100, dauh telu)
• Jambal  + (Just eat the side dishes without the rice)
• Asedengan  + (just enough)
• Ngecai  + (just grow)
• Busan  + (just now)
• Tuni  + (at some time in the past, a while ago)
• Nuni  + (just now)
• Marane  + (just now (adv.) (must start sentence))
• Ibusan  + (just now, just past)
• Sane tunian  + (just recently)
• Patikeeh  + (just rule)
• Ajanian  + (just this once; for now)
• Wawu  + (just; just now)
• Ngenjor  + (jut)
• Kelongkang  + (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus)
• Undis  + (pigeon pea)
• Numpek  + (pile up, the occurrence of two or more auspicious days (Padewasan) together, e.g. Kajeng Kliwon &amp)
• Kakampol  + (basket woven of bamboo strips, worn tied around the waist by a rope)
• Kakalu  + (kakampol with a rectangular bottom and oblong mouth)