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• Kelet  + (very tight, constricted, crowded, too small to have something enter it)
• Jalu  + (Male)
• Kakung  + (male)
• Jaler  + (long pants; pants)
• Betara-betari  + (male and female gods and godesses, a general term)
• Malih  + (little bit more)
• Malipetan  + (turn around)
• Kringcongan  + (mall metal cow bell)
• Ter  + (mall, arrow-shaped raringgit used on edge of tamiang as decoration)
• Ambuh  + (shampoo, water that has been trickled or leached through wood ashes)
• Ibingan  + (man dancing with a girl dancer in a joged bungbung performance)
• Pangibing  + (man dancing with a girl dancer in a joged bungbung performance)
• Ngibing  + (dance with a girl as in Joged Bungbung)
• Ngemuaniin  + (man: as being a man)
• Muani  + (man; guy; boy)
• Semaga  + (mandarin orange)
• Pepada  + (purgatory ceremony before slaughting animal, then the meat that will be used in the sacred ceremony)
• Ambawang  + (Mangifera foetida; mango type plant, the b … Mangifera foetida; mango type plant, the bark is gray and cracked, the broken part of the skin comes out with sap which forms a clear resin, the leaves are rough and brittle, the flowers are panicle-shaped and fragrant, the fruit is large, egg-shaped and has large seeds, the flesh of the fruit fibrous, tastes sour and slightly sweet, usually used to mix cold drinkstly sweet, usually used to mix cold drinks)
• Poh Eni  + (Mangifera odorata or known as Kuwini Fruit tree belongs to one of the mango species of plants. The tree is native to tropical Asia; the fruits light-orange colored and tasted sweet when ripe.)
• Poh  + (mango (Anacardiaceae) large, spreading tree with grayish-brown, fissured bark)
• Kunyit putih  + (mango: ginger urcuma longa, except it has branched rhizomes that are yellowish outside, the top white, inside lemon-colored to sulfur yellow with a white outer layer. Used in traditional medicines in loloh mixtures.)
• Manggis  + (mangosteen (Guttiferaceae))
• Blibar  + (mangosteen that is not yet ripe)
• Lindur  + (mangrove (Rhizophoracaea))
• Api-api  +

• Api-api  + (mangrove tree, Avicennia officinalis, Avicennia marina (Avicenniaceae)

• Mangseg  + (throw something heavy on ground, dash something on the ground, usually with two hands, to break it or using it to break someething else on the ground)
• Manik  + (manic, ovary)
• Ngrupaang  + (manifest; realize; actualize; embody)
• Kesela  + (manioc cassava (Singapadu term))
• Cacah  + (count)
• Mrabotang  + (manipulate; ask)
• Gagah  + (open (tt clothes, packages, etc.))
• Abet  + (say)
• Nuut  + (to follow a road or path)
• Manori  + (plant (Asclepiadaceae))
• Sadaksara  + (mantra: asking for peach, which begins many Upanisads)
• Rudra Kuaca  + (mantra: said by pedandas, pemangkus, dalangs and other to protect against pangiwa)
• Tai  + (manure)
• Tain  + (manure: dry cow manure)
• Rabuk  + (manure; fertilizer)
• Plutuk  + (Manuscript containing offerings for the yadnya ceremony)
• Keti  + (one hundred thousand)
• Matambiagan  + (many)
• Begak  + (Many)
• Kabiuhan  + (many)
• Ablegag  + (many)
• Pagaang  + (many are crawling)
• Pajungkling  + (many are overturned)
• Pajririt  + (many are rolling fast)
• Pajongkok  + (many are squatting)