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• Ratus  + (mix)
• Aduk  + (mix)
• Ngadon  + (mix)
• Racik  + (drill made of bamboo with a sharp point rotated between the palms, mix)
• Ngruyagang  + (mix)
• Adukang  + (mix)
• Ramu  + (mix)
• Ruyag  + (mix)
• Ngruyag  + (mix)
• Ngurab  + (mix something (about food ))
• Makincung  + (round used offerings at end of ceremonoy &amp)
• Aduk-aduk  + (mix up, stir up, cause trouble or annoyance)
• Ngadonang  + (mix with hands, as when making lawar)
• Ngracik  + (mix: gather collect)
• Ratusang  + (mix; blend)
• Rob  + (mix; mixing)
• Ngratus  + (mix; mixing; blend)
• Ngratusang  + (mix; mixing; blend)
• Macampur  + (mixed)
• Maratus  + (mixed)
• Nasi brumbun  + (mixed colored rice, red, white, yellow, black to complement the yadnya blind offerings)
• Brumbun  + (mixed colors, combining the colors of the four cardienal directions: red, white, black, and yellow)
• Oran  + (mixed food)
• Nasi pradnyan  + (mixed rice with fried onions, limes, etc. for sajen Saraswati)
• Pamlecingan  + (mixed spices from chili; salt; shrimp paste; and lime to make 'plecing' sauce)

• Adonan  + (mixed state of something)

• Mageburan  + (mixed together)
• Madukan  + (mixed up)
• Blacu  + (cheap, unbleached, white cotton cloth, rather thick, sack cloth)
• Ratusanga  + (mixed; mixed by someone)
• Karatusang  + (mixed; mixed up (by))
• Karatus  + (mixed; mixed up (by))
• Olah-olahan  + (mixture)
• Rabuk  + (manure; fertilizer)
• Uras  + (wood powder, theoretically sandalwood powder, but, considering the scarcity of sandalwood, usually cheaper wood is used)
• Wangen  + (spice)
• Ambungan  + (chew ingredients)
• Sromotan  + (mixture of vegetables and spices commonly sold at the larger markets in Denpasar in the afternoon)
• Reratusan  + (mixture; mix; blend)
• Maduuhan  + (moan)
• Tlabah  + (moat: ditch, trench, furrow, slit, groove, gutter, drain, sewer)
• Pengpeng  + (plug; cap (bottle))
• Sukik  + (mock orange (Rutaceae), orange jessamine, orange jasmine, Small tree native to Australia. Top part of plant is said to be used to prepare papasangan to attack people by pangiwa)
• Ngewerin  + (mock someone, ridicule someone)
• Nyailin  + (mock: slander, speak evil of someone)
• Ewer  + (mocking)
• Selisir  + (mode (saih) of the pelog scale that is used in most gong kebyar, approximated by the notes E-F-G-B-C on the piano)
• Model  + (model: kind of)
• Bandingin  + (model: use as)
• Sedeng-sedeng  + (moderate, sufficient)
• Janger  + (modern type of dance involving a dozen or so young men and women who sing sometimes as a single chorus, sometimes as two separate choruses, accompanied by a gong batel of rhythm instruments)