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• Nempur  + (exterminate, eliminiate, annihilate, destroy, e.g. the harmful spirit that has been caused to enter a person by means of pangiwa)
• Kaoco  + (Glycine max. A paste of fermented soybeans used sparingly in foods such as ketipat cantok)
• Ngrundahang  + (more pounding; causes palpitations (about the heart or feeling))
• Gangsaran  + (something quickly without thinking)
• Ludin  + (more, add more)
• Ngrungkadang  + (more/increasingly difficult to walk (because age is getting older))
• Ngrenggahang  + (more/increasingly long and pointed (about nail, fang; horn ext.))
• Semalih  + (moreover, once again)
• Kadirasa  + (moreover: furthermore, yes indeed, on the contrary)
• Kalingan  + (moreover; try;never mind)
• Apabuin  + (moreover; whatelse)
• Kelor  + (Moringa (Moringa oleifera) is a medium-sized tree which can reach 12 m in height with a diameter of 30 cm and generally serves as food and traditional medicine.)
• Semeng  + (morning)
• Enjuh  + (morphologically is a bound form categorized by verbs. In lexical semantics 'enjuh = ngenjuhang' means to give up; thrusting (by hand))
• Engken  + (Morphologically is the basic form of interrogative categorization. In lexical semantics 'engken' means 'how')
• Egar  + (Morphologically is the basic form that categorized adjectives. Semantically lexical 'egar' means joy.)
• Luluh  + (mortar (cement + sand + water))
• Pasangan  + (mortar used to lay bricks)
• Lesung  + (mortar used with lu (pestle), for pounding rice; etc. from wood or stone)
• Lesung pamor  + (mortar: mall for pounding lime to make dempal)
• Ngaluluh  + (mortar: mix mortar for a building)
• Plaisang  + (mortgage (about cultivated land))
• Gadeang  + (mortgage; pawn)
• Kaplaisang  + (mortgaged (about cultivated land))
• Plaisanga  + (mortgaged (by someone) (about cultivated land))
• Mlaisang  + (mortgaged arable land)

• Angkitan  + (mosquito)
• Legu  + (mosquito)

• Klambu  + (mosquito net; valance)
• Lumut  + (moss)
• Tomat  + ((Solanaceae))
• Bengkones  + (southern bluefin tuna, Thunnus maccoyii)
• Mogong  + (parrotfish any of several medium to large, usually brightly colored reef fishes of the family Scaridae that have teeth fused into a beak, enabling them to feed on the animals inside the coral of a reef)
• Begina  + (most common type of dry rice cake (jaja tuh), usually made just for offerings)
• Nyekah  + (sometimes incorrectly called a , held after the regular cremation)
• Sida  + (be able to, come about, take place, be complete, succeed)
• Ksatriya  + (second highest caste, consisting, originally, of milietary men and rulers)
• Umbi-umbian  + (tuber any edible , tubers, roots or rhizomes)
• Kasamen  + (most people, people)
• Paling emet  + (most tight, most narrow, only (= dogen), as much as one can get)
• Prabali  + (most women are married to aristocratic groups in Balinese society, usually called jero or pemekel)
• Keakehan  + (mostly)
• Sudang-sudangan  + (offering various kinds of foods used in offerings)
• Blendo  + (tree (Goodeniaceae))
• Ngenget  + (moth)
• Ngetnget  + (moth)
• Biang  + (rainbow: an arch of colors formed in the sky caused by the refraction and dispersion of the sun's light by rain or other water droplets in the atmosphere)
• Men  + (menstruate)
• Meme  + (mother)
• Matua  + (mother-in-law, father-in-law)
• Rangrang  + (motion in mask dance when lifting cloth)
• Nuludang  + (push with hands as when one is using a hoe or rake to dig or spread soil on the ground)