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• Bangkuang  + (jicama (Leguminosae), yam bean)
• Kecemcem  + (red mombin)
• Canang raka  + (medium offering)
• Patil  + (a tool used for shaping or smoothing wood in woodcarving with adjustable blade, similar to penyongcongan)
• Nusa  + (virgin tree)
• Kroncongan  + (cowbell)
• Panyongcongan  + (tool, kind of for hollowing out logs for jukung, having a convex blade that can be rotated along its long axis)
• Kucing  + (sardine, called lemuru in Bahasa Indonesia … sardine, called lemuru in Bahasa Indonesia. The word kucing also means cat in Bahasa Indonesia. However, kucing is not related to the fish called "catfish" in the Westt. Fish may be eaten fresh or salted, dried in the sun to make gerang or sold for use as aniimal feed. Largest size is called kucingniimal feed. Largest size is called kucing)
• Pangiris  + (knife)
• Kenanga  + (medicine (Bignoniaceae))
• Kendal  + (tree (Boraginaceae))
• Pemade  + (medium size, middle range 10-keyed instruments in the gong kebyar)
• Manengah  + (medium sized)
• Biu kat  + (medium sized banana that grows on a dwarf banana plant that is no more than two meters high. It is not a particularly common variety)
• Tanjung  + (kick with toe)
• Tengulun  + (tree (Burseraceae))
• Sintok  + (tree (Lauraceae))
• Delundung  + (tree (Leguminosae))
• Sonokeling  + (tree (Leguminosae))
• Sukun  + (medium to large tree with large lobed leav … medium to large tree with large lobed leaves; a kind of seedless keluih, can be boiled or fried; fruit is more or less spherical, up to 25 or 30 cm in diameter; the interior is seedless and white and is used as a starchy vegetable; there is a variety that is called timbul in Balinese, breadnut in English, that is full of seeds and has fleshy prickles on the surface of the fruit; (Moraceae)es on the surface of the fruit; (Moraceae))
• Biu dak  + (medium to small banana that is normally eaten raw because it is sweet. Its appearance is about like that of biu sang raja.)
• Bunut bingin  + (Ficus stricta (Moraceae))
• Koning  + (Senna)
• Sekaya  + (sweetsop)
• Cereme  + (otaheite gooseberry)

• Apokat  + (medium tree that grows well in the higher elevations of Bali)

• Kacret-kacretan  + (tree (Bignoniaceae))
• Kutuh  + (kapok)
• Bulu  + (mottled feathers, with more than one color in each)
• Gamal  + (Gamal tree (Leguminosae))
• Tanggung  + (support)
• Kaliasem  + (kaliasem; fruit as big as black marbles and sour taste; usually made into a fruit salad; (Myrtaceae))
• Tapakan  + (offerings which are stepped on in the ceremony of cutting teeth)
• Lelor  + (weak)
• Nemu  + (meet)
• Macepuk  + (meet)
• Nyemput  + (meet someone (e.g. at airport))
• Nepukin  + (tie rice in bundles, put two things beside each other)
• Mantep  + (crash)
• Tepuk  + (to accidentally come across or find something)
• Manggih  + (meet: come across, find, see)
• Mendak  + (meet: go to meet and receive - e.g. holy water)
• Pasamuan  + (meet: place for meeting)
• Kacunduk  + (meet; meet in the middle of the road suddenly)
• Macunduk  + (meet; meet in the middle of the road suddenly)
• Pendakin  + (meet; pick up (polite))
• Mendakin  + (meet; picking up)
• Patemon  + (meeting)
• Samuan  + (meeting)
• Patemuan  + (meeting)
• Sangkepan  + (meeting)