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• Geber-geber  + (move (due to wind blows))
• Kisidang  + (move (imperative))
• Ngilegang  + (move (swing) left and right)
• Ngubeng  + (move around in a circle or to move within a small place or a small area)
• Ngincangan  + (move around so as to avoid contact with someone)
• Ngejoh  + (move away)
• Makirig  + (move backward, yield, lose, move (vs. ngatrek = backewards)
• Kirig-kirig  + (move backwards little by little)
• Ngeekang  + (scrape earth)
• Dengak-dengok  + (move head to and fro like chicken)
• Randang-rundung  + (move here and there)
• Muter  + (move in a circle, turn car around, make u-turn, turn around, spin, twist, rotate, revolve, stir, wring)
• Merikayang  + (move it there)
• Ngedapin  + (kite)
• Makisid-kisid  + (move many times)
• Kirig  + (move or walk backward)
• Jongkok  + (squat)
• Dredes  + (move slowly and carefully)
• Ngisidang  + (move something)
• Ileg-ileg  + (move the head quickly to the right and left without turning it (dance movement); waddle)
• Nengok  + (emerge from a hole)
• Rorodang  + (invite elopement; ask to elope)
• Atepang  + (move things close together)
• Sah  + (move to)
• Rarud  + (move together; move with the crowd; flee; evacuate)

• Ancrog-ancrog  + (move up and down)

• Magingsir  + (move: leave, depart, withdraw, migrate)
• Masalah  + (move: shift, change)
• Mindahang  + (move; displace; transfer)
• Maklisikan  + (move; move from place or position)
• Nindakang  + (move; step (about feet); make a move)
• Ngapirpir  + (move; vibrate; trembled ; shaking)
• Makisid  + (moved)
• Mapindah  + (moved)
• Pindahanga  + (moved (by someone))
• Olah  + (paddle: single blade)
• Kemikan  + (movement of lips when speaking, said words)
• Ajeg Bali  + (movement to preserve the cultural identity of Bali against outside influences, spearheaded by ABG Satria Naradha, editor of the Bali Post newspaper)
• Ngelog  + (movement to right and left)
• Enjot  + (movement, up and down)
• Gedibeg  + (movements like people struggling)
• Bioskup  + (movie film)
• Kileng-kileng  + (looking here & there aimlessly)
• Makosokang  + (moving because blown by wind, e.g. coconut tree)
• Ngaperper  + (moving its wings)
• Gedeber-gedeber  + (moving like a fat man's skin folds)
• Kebing-kebing  + (moving open and closed many times like chicken cubur)
• Sesidan-sidan  + (much as I can; wherever possible; sincerely)
• Amonto  + (much as that as big as that)
• Salingke  + (even less, to say nothing of)
• Tapuk  + (flower, dried)