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• Palalahina  + (made more spicy (by someone))
• Malakar  + (made of)
• Onde-onde  + (rice cake (jaja) in the form of a sphere, about the size of a golf ball, covered with sesame seed)
• Rarian  + (rack for storing fishing boats above high tide level as used in suung)
• Pamentilan  + (fight, stick used to hit jangkrik kalian to make it fierce)
• Ceng  + (made of coconut shell used for measuring uncooked rice, baas)
• Sibuh pepek  + (used to pour holy water through kuskusan durmanggala at time of nglukat ceremony)
• Plengkungan  + (made of papah nyuh bent into a half circle, with slepan hanging down, commonly used at entrance gates for ceremonies and receptions)
• Bebedogan  + (container for daksina offering, shaped like a small bucket)
• Bebataran  + (made of stone, concrete, or earth)
• Begina  + (most common type of dry rice cake (jaja tuh), usually made just for offerings)
• Gedogan  + (made of wood, e.g. for storing wayang kulit puppets)
• Kabesik-besikin  + (made one by one (by))
• Kabanggaang  + (made proud (by))
• Banggaanga  + (made proud of him/her)
• Ricekanga  + (made shabby (by someone))
• Kelegina  + (made so that it is fierce (chicken))
• Belekanga  + (made soft (by him/her))
• Pedesanga  + (dipedaskannya; dibuat menjadi pedas)
• Lalahanga  + (made spicy (by someone))
• Wangiang  + (sweet smelling)
• Jujukanga  + (is made vertical)
• Karyananga  + (made up; made by him/her; made (by someone))
• Segi  + (rice cake)
• Pangelehan  + (lure or catching layur)

• Baana  + (made; do something; did something (by someone))

• Gaena  + (made; done)
• Dengen  + (something that inspires terror, amazement)
• Pangasihasih  + (spirit)
• Sesirep  + (magic that causes people to fall asleep)
• Sunglap  + (magic trick)
• Pekakas  + (tools materials, implements, equipment)
• Guna-guna  + (magic: under influence of love magic)
• Mudra  + (magical communication with gestures in certain attitudes by the priest of the time of worship)
• Pragolan  + (magical immunity science)
• Teguh  + (firm, very tough (wood))
• Besi berani  + (magnet)
• Purasani  + (magnet)
• Cepaka  + (champaka; cempaka; cempaka flower)
• Magosog  + (sieved, sifted)
• Be tumpek  + (mahi-mahi: also known as common dolphinfish, a medium size reef fish that is found in Jimbaran waters)
• Condong  + (maid or servant in a dance or play, often played by a man)
• Panyade  + (maid; vice)
• Gelar  + (financial capital)
• Lagar  + (main course dishes other than rice (usually ebat for snacking))
• Awak  + (body)
• Utama  + (main; major; prominent; eminent, principal, prime, special)
• Apenin  + (maintain)
• Ibukang  + (maintain)
• Mabian  + (having a garden; gardening)
• Ngekehin  + (maintain rigidly)