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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "leftovers (about grated coconut, etc.)". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Lelintah  + (leech)
  • Pacet  + (leech ountain)
  • Bawang  + (short in length, for something not standing)
  • Kedel  + (left)
  • Kiwa  + (left (side, hand))
  • Kecag  + (left behind)
  • Kalina  + (left behind, left alone, e.g. because of death of parents)
  • Makutang  + (left behind, not used, thrown away)
  • Tengkalung  + (head wrapping, turban-like wrapping made with towel or other similar material (cerik) worn by women)
  • Tengkuluk  + (head wrap, head cloth, turban-like made from towel or other similar material (cerik) worn by women)
  • Kalahina  + (left out)
  • Ujan baangan  + (not protected from rain or sun; rain and heat)
  • Masisa  + (left over)
  • Magantulan  + (left over)
  • Teda  + (left overs, usually used for animals and implying left-overs)
  • Kebot  + (left side (may carry implications of sorcery - pengeleyakan))
  • Nenganga  + (left unplanted with rice by him/her)
  • Ngedelin  + (left-handed)
  • Ngedel  + (left-handed)
  • Ngiwa  + (left-handed use left hand; practice black sorcery (Evil Leak))
  • Ngebot  + (left-handed, use your left hand)
  • Pisaraang  + (left; gave)
  • Sengauk  + (leftover , cooked rice that has been dried in sun, used as animal food or fried and used as snack)
  • Lungsuran  + (leftover rice that has not been eaten)
  • Sisa  + (leftover surplus, remainder (monetary change = susut))
  • Ampad  + (leftovers (about grated coconut, etc.))
  • Enu  + (still)
  • Carikan  + (leftovers; remain food)
  • Bais  + (leg; foot)
  • Sengketa  + (legal action, lawsuit, quarrel, dispute)
  • Janji  + (legal arrangement, transaction, promise)
  • Pemasih  + (legal document that is written as a lontar on behalf of the will of a banjar group)
  • Sah  + (move to)
  • Mabais  + (Legged)
  • Stiwel  + (leggings of dance costumes, e.g. those striped leggings worn by the two men who dance in the barong costume)
  • Dopang  + (legs oth legs missing (cricket, grasshopper, toad))
  • Kaliandra  + (Leguminosae)
  • Lekesan  + (roll something up)
  • Nglekes  + (from human form to whatever form a leyak takes)
  • Lelangon  + (Lelangon comes from 'lelanguan' and derived from the root word 'lango' which means 'entertainment'.)
  • Sere  + (Lemon Grass; Cymbopogon flexosus (Gramineae))
  • Nyilihang  + (lend)
  • Manyilihan  + (lend someone something)
  • Masilihang  + (lend something, loan, lend)
  • Lengis wayang  + (Lengis wayang is coconut oil used as traditional lamp fuel during wayang performances in Bali, usually believed to have properties to cure certain diseases.)
  • Dawane  + (length)
  • Useran  + (length measurement = diameter of end of index finger)
  • Telek  + (diligent)
  • Guli  + (length measurement = narrow space between second the third joints of index finger, as indicated by skin wrinkles)
  • Tampak  + (sole of foot, palm of hand, footprint)
  • Sirang  + (length measurement = width of palm from base of thumb to tip of little finger)