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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "master, teacher". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Topeng  + (dance performance by a group of masked male dancers who engage in conversations that poke fun at a variety of subjects, including some of which are normally not criticized in public)
  • Palawatan  + (dance costume as a whole (e.g. barong paraphernalia))
  • Ngaben ngagalung  + (mass cremation sponsored by the village in which all bodies in the cemetery are cremated)
  • Gecel  + (massage)
  • Magecel  + (massage)
  • Mijet  + (massage)
  • Nguut  + (massage)
  • Uut  + (massage)
  • Mimpun  + (massage (about stomach))
  • Maimpun  + (massage (about stomach))
  • Nguladang  + (massage because of a sprain, etc.)
  • Gecela  + (massage by (someone))
  • Pijetin  + (massage please)
  • Ngurut  + (massage: rub)
  • Urut  + (massage: rub)
  • Pecel  + (massage: squeeze)
  • Mijetin  + (massage; rub)
  • Kapijetin  + (massaged)
  • Pijeta  + (massaged)
  • Kapijet  + (massaged (by))
  • Mapijet  + (massaged; rub; squeeze)
  • Ngecelin  + (massaging, stroking)
  • Ngecel  + (massaging, stroking)
  • Pangenter acara  + (master of ceremony; emcee; host)
  • Ngawa  + (master of something)
  • Makeker  + (mastered)
  • Kawawa  + (mastered; be managed; under someone control)
  • Ngucut  + (shuffle cards)
  • Ngusup  + (whistle with mouth only, using lips or teeth, not using any mechanical device to help)
  • Klangsah  + (mat made of an entire coconut leaf in which the leaves from one or both sides are woven together while still attached to the stem)
  • Babat  + (mat material)
  • Babatan  + (mat material)
  • Glodog  + (mat: made entirely of strips that are basang, rather than tundu, therefore a coarse mat)
  • Tikeh  + (mat: a general term, usually made of pandanus leaf, don pandan, or lontar leaf, don ental.)
  • Dangap-dangap  + (mat: coconut leaf mat tied around trunk of tree to prevent people from climbing)
  • Isehan  + (mat: flat roll of pandanus leaves to be used for making pandanus leaf mat, tikeh)
  • Angap-angap  + (mat: kind of coconut leaf mat used as an angap)
  • Kaping  + (word that dones a level)
  • Nyangkatin  + (mat: slice off the edges of a pandanus leaf to remove the thorns before drying and then weaving into a mat (tikeh):)
  • Erang-erang  + (mat: thin long grass (ambengan) or coconut leaf mat (kalangsah) strip under roof)
  • Bide  + (mat: woven mat of bamboo, like a bedeg, only smaller)
  • Bandungin  + (match)
  • Mandungang  + (match)
  • Bandungang  + (match; compete)
  • Ngadungang  + (match; deliberate; blends; discuss)
  • Bandungina  + (matched; rivaled (by him/her))
  • Metukang  + (race)
  • Jodo  + (mate)
  • Mategtog  + (matégtog - immune)
  • Sarana  + (material)