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• Om swastyastu  + (may God give you health, a common greeting, often seen written in tulisan Bali on signs and over gates)
• Canting  + (any dipper with a relatively small bowl, regardless of orientation of handle)
• Panglukar  + (losing act of large ceremony when pretima are returned to their shrines before Nyegara Gunung, after ngeseng)
• Dumadak  + (to hope, believe or want)
• Ngosod  + (rub against something, e.g. back if it itches)
• Panyaipan  + (strainer, filter, separator, usually used … strainer, filter, separator, usually used for draining water from vegetables, etc., usually made of loosely woven bamboo strips as a kind of basket in the shape of a flat cone, something like a kuskusan, or in the shape of a flattened hemispherical basket shape of a flattened hemispherical basket)
• Om awighnamastu  + (may this be written without error, a formula that is usually written at the beginning of a religious text in tulisan Bali)
• Pangayu  + (may you have happiness and good fortune)
• Akah-akahan  + (inedible roots)
• Makatang  + (to get back, receive)
• Dados  + (may; can; shall; might)
• Mayadenawa  + (history or record of past events)
• Minab  + (maybe)
• Mbang  + (Sanghyang Mbang)
• Cang  + (me; I)
• Dewek  + (me; I)
• Resi Bojana  + (meals for priests)
• Corah  + (evil)
• Marti  + (mean)
• Makayunan  + (mean)
• Ngakenang  + (mean business; with a vengeance; seriously; with all the heart)
• Tuus-tuus  + (plant (Rutaceae))
• Artos  + (meaning)
• Teges  + (distinct, explicit, firm, resolute)
• Piteges  + (meaning: interpretation)
• Arti  + (meaning: sense, significance, importance)

• Au-au  + (meaningless word = anything you wish)
• Hau-hau  + (meaningless word = anything you wish)

• Maleglegan  + (uncovered open, as a door)
• Pamelas  + (means of divorce (from engagement or marriage))
• Bangkit  + (symmetrical)
• Pangrenteb  + (means to enliven; tools to enliven; people who participated in the celebration; cheerleader)
• Mateges  + (means: has the meaning of)
• Edeh  + (measles)
• Pangukuran  + (a rasp that produces coarsely grated product, usually coconut)
• Meteran  + (measure)
• Nakeh  + (think; guess)
• Sikutang  + (measure)
• Ngulak  + (measure)
• Takeh  + (estimate, reckon, suppose; guess)
• Nglangkatin  + (measure by span; measure with units of measure in the form of the distance between the tip of the thumb with the tip of the middle finger)
• Pepel  + (measure for selling lime (more or less round blob, such as those sold for use with buah and base in the market) Same word used for cylinder of palm sugar)
• Nyikut  + (measure length)
• Ngukur  + (cut thin)
• Pelpel  + (flatten with hand, (cake, tempe, package of something like pamor, etc.))
• Ukur  + (shaped effigy used in a cremation ceremony … shaped effigy used in a cremation ceremony made of Chinese coins that are sewn onto a white cloth that has various symbols drawn on it. The cloth, plus other offerings is called kajang and is carried to the cemetery and burned along with the remains. The word ukur means "ith the remains. The word ukur means &quot)
• Kalangkatin  + (measured by span (by))
• Matakeh  + (measured out)
• Acekel  + (to have a handful of something)
• Apakpakan  + (measurement)
• Paparon  + (measurement of quantity of rice)
• Guli  + (length measurement = narrow space between second the third joints of index finger, as indicated by skin wrinkles)