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• Alih  + (look for)
• Cingak  + (look; see)
• Tingalin  + (look; see)
• Mararas  + (look; stylish)
• Rereha  + (looked (by) ; he is looking for; searched (by someone) (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))
• Petepetina  + (looked after (by) ; take care (by))
• Marenget  + (looked angry and frightening.)
• Meleng  + (looked at; sees; staring)
• Kasabsab  + (Searched carefully by)
• Marenges  + (looked very haunted and frightening)
• Enahina  + (looked; shown; shown by someone)
• Metepein  + (looking after; caring)
• Mamengos  + (looking away (sign of disagree))
• Ngehkeh  + (scavenge)
• Nglindeng  + (roam round close to house without any clear purpose)
• Ngalih-ngalihin  + (looking for; trying to find (to find))
• Kileng-kileng  + (looking here & there aimlessly)
• Ngaak  + (looks a lot)
• Majlawatan  + (looks at a glance)
• Sabo  + (sapodilla)
• Panaptapan  + (rice wooden paddle used for making the butt ends of the stalks of padi Bali even when making a rice bale)
• Not  + (looks; see)
• Cag-cag  + (loom frame, horizontal)
• Cagcag  + (loom horizontal backstrap loom operated by a person sitting at one end of the warp threads with these threads attached to a frame worn around the back of the operator so that tension of warp threads can be maintained by leaning backwards)
• Rered  + (loom in a horizontal loom, cagcag, the heddle (part that lifts alternate warp threads when weaving))

• Apitan  + (loom parts)

• Peleting  + (loom small thin rod around which the weft thread is wound when using a cagcag for weaving)
• Guun  + (loom string with loops that attaches the heddle rod to alternate warp threads so that they can be lifted)
• Panyuntikan  + (loom threading tool used to insert warp threads through the serat (comb) when setting up the backstrap loom, cagcag)
• Marawat-rawat  + (looming; always imagined; always thinking of something)
• Obeng-obeng  + (loop as at end of rope)
• Candik  + (loop at the top of the jala (round throwing net for catching fish) to which rope, talin jala, is attached for retrieving the net after it is thrown)
• Jeet guak  + (loop in sampian used for rim decoration in banten prani, etc.)
• Sump  + (loop, as, for example, on a piece of woven material)
• Wiwitan  + (loops)
• Kolong-kolong  + (loops ylindrical loops made of busung used to decorate temporary gates made of papah, plengkungan () when there is a ceremony of some sort)
• Gebuh  + (loose)
• Leb  + (loose)
• Galir  + (loose orn out, easily moved (as ball bearing) without coming apart)
• Ogel  + (loose (e.g. tooth))
• Lumpur  + (loose as a bolt or screw because worn out)
• Lepas  + (loose escape, vanish, not reach, free, separate)
• Goloh  + (loose fitting, but can wear)
• Gebuhang  + (loose it; make it loose)
• Gesar  + (loose loose grains that do not stick together (e.g. rice) (opp. nyangket, neket = sticky grains))
• Gomboh  + (loose not tight, easily loosened)
• Puun  + (burned up, be on fire, consume by fire)
• Coloh  + (loose very loose because of bad fit, way too big or small for appropriate use)
• Gobog  + (loose; big (about clothes))
• Enggan  + (loose; less dense (soil))
• Gebuhanga  + (loosed by (someone))