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• 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)
• Nyari  + (length measurement = width of two or more fingers - duang nyari, petang nyari, etc.)
• Musti  + (length measurement used in traditional Balinese architecture (Asta Kosala Kosali))
• Rahi  + (length measurement, used in traditional Balinese architeceture (Asta Kosala Kosali) = length of index finger, usually the first three joints when measuring for ordinary bale)
• Kacing  + (outside toe of cock corresponding to little finger of human)
• Bungbung  + (length of bamboo from just below one node to just below the next adjacent node)
• Aguli  + (length of one finger's top segment)
• Apanginangan  + (length of time it takes to chew a wad of betel)
• Apakpakan  + (measurement)
• Asirepan  + (length of time one sleeps)
• Siku  + (length unit of length measurement, equivalent to length from elbow to outstretched fingers)
• Langkat  + (length, kind of span (the unit of measure is the distance between the thumb and middle finger))
• Ilah  + (leprosy)
• Kuang  + (less)
• Rereng  + (rather deaf)
• Rikuh  + (less free)
• Muh  + (less hard; less dense; not hard enough)
• Banar  + (less harmonious in color)
• Anyir  + (less powerful)
• Ngaah  + (less resistant)
• Kadat  + (less, slow)
• Bedikan  + (less; less than)
• Kookogan  + (Lesser Coucal (bird))

• Ajahan  + (lesson; something to learn; science)

• Plisahang  + (let (someone) sit down without mat)
• Mlisahang  + (let (someone) sit without mat)
• Bengayang  + (let it)
• Nengin  + (let it (not planted with rice))
• Banggayang  + (let it be; leave; let)
• Banggiang  + (let it go, let him work, let someone alone, leave alone, let it be)
• Depang  + (let it go, let it alone, let it be, let things remain the way they are)
• Nengang  + (let it not planted with rice)
• Lebang  + (put something deeper into water or mud)
• Ngleb  + (enter entirely into something)
• Ngorahin  + (let someone know)
• Negar  + (let us try, possibly we could)
• Lan  + (let's (inviting, abbreviation of jalan))
• Umpamayang  + (let's suppose)
• Baang  + (let, give, hand over, offer, allow, permit, let off (forgive debt), etc)
• Pin  + (let; leave (short form of 'depin' that has same meaning))
• Rompiok  + (get together)
• Mar  + (lethargic, sick, exhausted, bored)
• Poyok  + (lethargic/sluggish/exhausted/tired because it is too much exposed to water, literacy, or wind)
• Arat  + (letter)
• Sawala patra  + (letter)
• Rerepi  + (letter (Alus Mider : a level of language used for people who are under or people who are above or a language that contains a feeling of exalting someone who deserves to be elevated))
• Guung  + (basic word from the word 'guungan' which means cage; confinement (birds, chickens, etc.))
• Pilpil  + (letter of land ownership)
• Sewala  + (letter written on lontar leaf)