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List of results

• Jujut  + (keep asking)
• Johang  + (keep away)
• Cegem  + (keep quiet; mute)
• Nyingidang  + (keep secret)
• Kelid  + (tool, kind of wooden scraper for scraping up soil when making salt from sea water)
• Ngadas  + (keep someone else's cow while being bred sharing the profit from selling the calf)
• Ngendek  + (notify balian or pemangku 3 days before ceremony)
• Nyandetin  + (music: play a corresponding rhythm to a basic rhythm)
• Dundun  + (keep up; wake up from sleep)
• Magadang  + (stay up and talk all night)
• Gebag  + (keep watch)
• Ngumanang  + (keep, store; leaving; set aside)
• Ngameng  + (keep; escort; guard; maintain)
• Ameng  + (keep; guard)
• Gebagin  + (keep; guard; watch)
• Upapira  + (keep; maintained)
• Celengang  + (keep; tube it)
• Ngijengin  + (keep; wait (so that you are safe or no interference))
• Tongosin  + (wait)
• Kelompen  + (group of information media)
• Makirig  + (move backward, yield, lose, move (vs. ngatrek = backewards)
• Dresan  + (kencur)
• Gendongan  + (mumps; diseases of the neck glands)
• Cange  + (kepemilikan pribadi)

• Andel-andel  + (kepeng/coin for the ceremony)

• Pondokanga  + (kept in a hut)
• Kelihanga  + (kept up to adulthood)
• Ngehanga  + (dijaganya; dijaga olehnya)
• Bebaru  + (Keris)
• Duhung  + (keris)
• Jempurit  + (keris holster)
• Garap  + (kerja)
• Minyak  + (kerosene)
• Migas  + (kerosene)
• Oncor  + (kerosene lamp with cloth wick that protrudes from a cylindrical metal tube at the top of a tin can)
• Pelak  + (kerosene lamp, small, that has a glass bottle as the fuel reservoir)
• Damar templek  + (kerosene lantern that attaches to wall)
• Strongking  + (kerosene pressure lantern that uses a mantle)
• Lengis gas  + (kerosene that has been poured out of a lantern or stove, used as a boreh)
• Kertih  + (Kertih is derived from Kawi language, which has the closest meaning to natural resources. This terminology is present in Lontar Bhuwana Kertih, where six limbs of natural resources are mentioned as vital elements of natural sustainability.)
• Keruing  + (tree (Dipterocarpaceae))
• Kasaktian  + (sorcery, ability to control or use for good or for evil the spirits of the universe and their powerful and potentially dangerous or beneficial forces)
• Urung  + (ketipat is the urung plus the rice))
• Ketipir  + (ketipir tree; a tree that its flower spinning when falling (like a propeller))
• Bukal  + (large variety of fruit-eatiing bat)
• Tipat bantal  + (ketupat, "bantal" (a type of cake), fruits, etc. which are brought by the groom to the bride's house in order to complete the wedding ceremony)
• Sereg  + (key)
• Regaji  + (keyhole or rip saw)
• Kruna-kunci  + (keywords)
• Tidong-tidong  + (kibosh; nonsense)