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• Bembangan  + (nest for a bird on ground (chicken))
• Sarang  + (nest in cave)
• Sebun  + (nest of animal or bird above ground)
• Tala  + (comb of bee or wasp)
• Wiwitan  + (loops)
• Cekot  + (hand or forearm)
• Kolor  + (purse seine, same as selerek)
• Tepis  + (net for catching birds or bats made of fine Nylon)
• Pangeragoan  + (net for catching very small shrimp (gerago), conical, about 4 to 5 m. long)
• Serok  + (net for dipping)
• Lanco  + (net for small shrimp, about 1 x 1 depa, supported by two bows of bamboo and baited with rotten egg, grated coconut, or telengis)
• Angkat-angkat  + (small, rectangular 1-man hand net about 1 m. square with about 5 mm. mesh with two handles for catching crabs, imis and shrimp)
• Pulir  + (net that has been been twisted up by waves, not tangled)
• Pencar  + (net throwing net, round, with lead weights along periphery, about 2 depa wide, with pull rope attached to center)
• Sau  + (triangular net that is pushed along the shore)
• Set  + (netlength of jaring as it is bought from the store)
• Lateng  + (nettle; plants whose leaves can cause itching on the skin when touched (Laportea interrupta))
• Bawang  + (short in length, for something not standing)
• Saungan  + (never has fought (cock))
• Kedi  + (never menstruate, women who cannot mature)
• Musbus  + (take off, slip off (means that there is nothing left, all gone)
• Ulet  + (work very hard)
• Morong  + (pitcher or jar)
• Nanging  + (nevertheless)
• Durusanga  + (nevertheless is continued)

• Baru  + (new)

• Keladi tingkih  + (new cocoyam, large perennial herb with ver … new cocoyam, large perennial herb with very large, deeply notched, arrow-shaped leaves that arise from a large edible tuber or corm. Superficially similar to keladi, taro, Colocasia esculenta, except for the attachment of leaf stem to leaf, which is peltate for taro and sagittate for keladi tingkih. Large, shallow rhizome or corm to which are attached about 12 smaller cormels, which are the parts harvested for food. These cormels vary in shape from almost spherical to rather oblong and tapering, but seldom more than 10 cm. in longest dimensionldom more than 10 cm. in longest dimension)
• Sasih  + (lunar month of the Balinese Saka year, numbered from 1 to 12 using Sanskrit names that are the numbers from 1 to 12: Kasa, Karo, Ketiga, Kapat, Kelima, Kenem, Kepitu, Kaulu, Kesanga, Kedasa, Desta, Sada)
• Sawak  + (new person; unknown person)
• Sesawakan  + (new person; unknown person; new strangers)
• Orta  + (news)
• Kabar  + (news)
• Ngortain  + (news, give news, mention)
• Gatra  + (news; plan (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Koran  + (newspaper)
• Benjangne  + (next day)
• Tahunan  + (next year or lasting many years)
• Salanturne  + (next; so on; after that; then)
• Alu  + (lizard, Varanus salvator (Varanidae))
• Among  + (take care of temple, guard, keep watch)
• Ngaben nangun  + (ngaben ceremony by lifting back the remains (bones) that have been buried or using symbols (human form of sandalwood))
• Sawa karesian  + (ngaben ceremony by using the symbol of sandalwood or majegau as a substitute for the corpse)
• Nglungah  + (ngaben ceremony for small children whose b … ngaben ceremony for small children whose bodies have not been buried in specific locations. Earth from the cemetery is scooped up, put in an adegan, taken for ceremonies to the house compound, and then cremated in a pan, ground up in a sasenden, and put in yellow coconut to be taken to the seat in yellow coconut to be taken to the sea)
• Sawa prateka  + (ngaben ceremony without a corpse (using symbols))
• Ngaben  + (to conduct a cremation ceremony; to cremate)
• Sembung  + ((Asteraceaee / Compositae))
• Ngalumin  + (Ngalumin: cook half-cooked)
• Ngamprag  + (Ngamprag: bluff)
• Nganjekang  + (Nganjekang: Spirit; encourage the fight to win)
• Ngad  + (sharp edge of cut bamboo)
• Ngembak  + (open: break through an obstacle, break open an obstacle, as a normally dry stream breaking out into the sea)