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• 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)
• Mapaon  + (make or have a stove (kitchen))
• Ngrencanaang  + (make plan, arrange something, schedule, program)
• Laca  + (make plans)
• Tagen  + (ready to do something)
• Kasapang  + (make rough; make rude)
• Sateang  + (make satay)
• Nyate  + (make satay (small pieces of meat that are skewered and grilled, seasoned with beans or soy sauce))