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• Dadia  + (descendents of a single common ancestor)
• Kiping  + (offering consisting of a canang and a small piece of kekiping and a biu mas)
• Madiman  + (kiss)
• Niman  + (kiss)
• Diman  + (kiss)
• Arek  + (kiss)
• Dopdop  + (kissing)
• Paon  + (kitchen)
• Pawaregan  + (kitchen)
• Dapur  + (plants planted near kitchen, such as root-rhizome spices, small vegetables, tabia, herbs, etc.)
• Paratengan  + (kitchen)
• Parantenan  + (kitchen (in a temple))
• Ranten  + (kitchen (parantenan))
• Manian  + (kitchen, make a separate kitchen after marriage so as to avoid conflict with others)
• Layangan  + (kite)
• Jongkok  + (squat)
• Lalayangan  + (kite)
• Ngedapin  + (kite)
• Tai  + (manure)
• Kitut  + (small banana near tip of shoot that bears fruit)
• Mejek  + (knead, squeeze)
• Ngulet  + (knead, squeeze)
• Bedel  + (knead; squeeze into powder)
• Entud  + (knee)
• Jengku  + (knee)
• Cikal-cikalan  + (knee cap (Jimbaran term, taken from name of a game played with a large, round, thin seed that looks something like kneecap))
• Dungkul  + (knee, end knee, surrender, acknowledge defeat)
• Nylempoh  + (kneel down)
• Matimpuh  + (kneel, kneeling position in which women pray, weight on bent knees, butt on heels)

• Arit  + (knife)
• Berang  + (knife)
• Cerorit  + (knife)
• Kacit  + (knife)
• Ladik  + (knife)
• Panampad  + (knife)
• Panampadan  + (knife)
• Pangiris  + (knife)

• Lemat  + (knife for use in preparing ebat)
• Sempal  + (knife used for chopping)
• Anggapan  + (rice knife)
• Gobed  + (knife with serrated edge, used for cutting fruit, as for makeing rujak)
• Blakas  + (knife, like a cleaver used for chopping)
• Pangentas  + (knife, like blakas with three points on the tip, used to cut cord of body wrap at ngaben)
• Golok  + (knife, ong, used on the end of a bamboo pole for harvesting coconuts, etc.)
• Mangong  + (knife, longer than belakas)
• Utik  + (knife, small)
• Tiuk  + (knife, straight, thin bladed small knife used for slitting (nues) and cutting leaves (nyeet) and freeing lidi (ngebohin))
• Babih  + (knife, with ascending point, cleaver)
• Sasorog  + (knife-like tool for weeding)
• Entuk  + (to be hindered or blocked by a vertical obstruction)
• Ngrubuhang  + (knock down; cause collapse; tear down (home and so on); causing collapse (fall); lay down; subvert (trees, plants, etc.); drop)
• Rubuhang  + (knock down; collapse (about buildings and so on); collapse; tumbles (about trees))
• Nebah  + (knock fruit off tree with pole)
• Nglilig  + (run over, as with car, roll something over, fall and roll)
• Petuk  + (knock, pulse)
• Ngedor  + (knock; bang (the door))
• Kaporod  + (knocked overa (by); hit by (by))
• Papeselan  + (knot)