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• Nerang  + (make clear)
• Ngartiang  + (make clear, translate, explain)
• Nyikih  + (make coconut oil, lengis, or minyak kelapa. The word nyikih refers only to the grating of the coconut, but it is commonly used to refer to the entire process of making lengis)
• Ngraon  + (make curry; make soup)
• Ngeruk  + (scrape hard)
• Rajahang  + (make drawings; draw; illustrate (imperative))
• Dedek  + (make fine, shatter, crush, fine (texture))
• Negtegang  + (make firm, make fast, maintain, secure, establish, decide, determine)
• Pedel  + (make flat)
• Masebau  + (alliance (about two people who each have one cow who lend to each other their cows in order to use a plow that must be pulled by two cows); cooperate in plowing the fields)
• Mlegendahang  + (make fun of someone)
• Bengor  + (askew, at an angle)
• Nyelocoh  + (make furrow)
• Pasuwunin  + (make him carry something on head)
• Pategenin  + (make him carry something on shoulder)
• Ngadosang  + (make into x parts)
• Gawenang  + (make it)
• Dadiang  + (to permit; allow)
• Pinggul  + (make it blunt (about sharp side of beam); smooth it)
• Aluhin  + (make it easy)
• Aluhang  + (make it easy)
• Gilikang  + (make it elliptical (about shape))
• Kandasang  + (make it fail; comes from the root word 'kandas' which has the suffix {-ang} so it has an imperative meaning, namely to make something run aground or cause something to fail; make what other people plan unsuccessful or stop.)
• Kelegin  + (make it fierce)
• Mujungang  + (make it full; fill until full)

• Banatang  + (make it good)

• Ketoang  + (make it like that)
• Ratengin  + (make it more cooked; cook more)
• Palalahin  + (make it more spicy)
• Ngesin  + (make it more tight; make it closer)
• Kasarang  + (make it rude; make rough)
• Ricekang  + (make it shabby)
• Banbanang  + (make it slow)
• Makeloang  + (make it so long)
• Pedesang  + (make it spicy)
• Lalahang  + (make it spicy; add some chili)
• Gebuhanga  + (loosed by (someone))
• Nyacal  + (make jaja, cakes, sweets, especially for a ceremony. See cacalan.)
• Nguningan  + (make known, tell)
• Nyapuh  + (make level the ground over a grave. Symbol … make level the ground over a grave. Symbolically burn the earth over a grave rather than the body within the grave. Some families in Jimbaran never actually cremate their dead, but, rather, only perform a nyapuh. Others may nyapuh if the family must put on a large ceremony that requires all dead members of their family to be cremated but cannot afford the expense of a regular cremation. (sepuh = purification in sanggah 3 days after burial of corpse) in sanggah 3 days after burial of corpse))
• Sitsit  + (shred, tear into little pieces)
• Nged  + (make low)
• Ngeed  + (squat)
• Ngendepang  + (make lower)
• Salahang dewa  + (make mistake with respect to a god, e.g. not make regular offerings)
• Magagobog  + (make noise on the night before Nyepi)
• Mabalabaran  + (make offerings for butakala (segehan))
• Masegeh  + (make offerings for butakala (segehan))
• Majejaitan  + (make offerings from young leaf of coconut tree)
• Matatuasan  + (make offerings in which leaves are held together with skewers (semat))
• Gebogang  + (make one, combine; sum)