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• Menggok  + (lean into a turn)
• Miring  + (lean on)
• Ngelantingin  + (lean on someone for support)
• Matotodan  + (lean on someone or something, e.g. a chair, statue, person, etc.)
• Seken  + (for sure, true, confirmed, unambiguous, clear)
• Nyeder  + (rest (slang))
• Manyeruyung  + (lean over so far that something almost falls)
• Nungging  + (bend over so that head almost touches the ground)
• Sengker  + (lean to one side)
• Keris  + ((keris) - sword; kris; short sword that po … (keris) - sword; kris; short sword that possess considerable magical power and must be treated with great respect; some have wavy blades; almost always worn by male dancers slung across the back, handle to the right; an important part of Balinese traditonal dress for such events as weddings, tooth filings, and so on.nts as weddings, tooth filings, and so on.)
• Berag  + (lean; thin; skinny (person))
• Sedeh  + (leaning)
• Ngeseng  + (destroy, as, for example, burning temple equipment that is no longer used or useful or to burn a shrine before moving it to a new location)
• Nyengking  + (leaning back, rebuking loudly)
• Seng  + (repugnant: nauseating, disgusting)
• Songgeng  + (lean over, tilt)
• Pakecos  + (leap)
• Kecosan  + (leap)
• Macebur  + (leap down, jump down)
• Lajah  + (learn)
• Ngrambang  + (about something, have concern for something)
• Plajahin  + (learn study (imperative))
• Muruk  + (learn study, teach)
• Malajah  + (learn; study)
• Kapelajahin  + (learned)

• Babat  + (leather shadow puppets played at the beginning of the show)

• Kalahin  + (leaving, goodbye, said when leaving a person = I'm leaving now, I will leave you alone, sometimes kalahin tiang)
• Ngalin  + (leave)
• Makaad  + (leave)
• Ngampahang  + (leave o someonees discretion, leave someone to do as he pleases)
• Ngecagang  + (leave (time away))
• Mabesen  + (order or command or instruct something to be made (or with ngoncon or nunden to be done))
• Nepes  + (push together two flat objects that enclose something, thereby squeezing it)
• Tinggal  + (leave behind)
• Tumanang  + (leave behind, set aside, separate, store; save)
• Nganggap  + (leave debts unpaid)
• Magedi  + (leave depart, go away)
• Sambilanga  + (leave extra time to do something)
• Makalah  + (leave give up, lose, leave behind, depart from, turn away)
• Pamitin  + (leave I am leaving now (polite expression))
• Gantulang  + (leave it)
• Ijengin  + (leave it in a state of dressing)
• Kaadin  + (leave it, get rid of it)
• Depin  + (leave it; let it)
• Ninggalin  + (leave leave behind)
• Nuang  + (leave something as it is without disturbing things)
• Pamit  + (leave permission to leave)
• Bolos  + (leave school without permission)
• Ngenengang  + (leave the rice fields not planted with rice with the intention of being planted with others)
• Makingsan  + (entrust something to someone)
• Dempelang  + (leave yourself alone)