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• Mone  + (of something)
• Jangat  + (narrow part)
• Genjing  + (appropriate)
• Cocor  + (sword)
• Majauman  + (of thanks that closes a larger and more complexceremony)
• Sukuran  + (of thanksgiving to Dewi Sri that is given in some villages on the Bukit)
• Undakan  + (of the green horse, jaran gadang, located in the southern sky, the head of which is the Southern Cross)
• Reringkesan  + (of things that one can use to attack an enemy.)
• Lingseh  + (of trees or plants)
• Gagilig  + (of twine or string (tali) tied around circular piece of basketrye while it is being woven to prevent its coming apart)
• Ento  + (of; that)
• Busbus  + (off)
• Nampad  + (off weeds, trees, etc.)
• Isin jeron  + (internal organs without intestines)
• Slambit  + (offend (about unkind things))
• Manesin  + (offend someone, hurt someone mentally)
• Nylambit  + (offend; bringing up)
• Kaslambit  + (offended (by))
• Ngambul  + (offended: upset, annoyed, leave in anger without speaking, refuse to accept because of annoyance, fed up)
• Nyerang  + (offense: in soccer)
• Nanjen  + (offer for sale, peddle)
• Matur-atur  + (offer offerings in many shrines)
• Mabanten  + (offer or serve offerings)
• Matanja  + (offer: for sale)
• Panyambutan  + (offering: complex offering that can be used only in taksu shrine in sanggah, never anywhere else)

• Aturin  + (offered be)

• Aturan  + (things you give or offer)
• Pabaang  + (offering)
• Canang pangraos  + (offering)
• Panglebar  + (offering arge offering that is put on the … offering arge offering that is put on the ground at the last part of a Dewa Yadnya ceremony, usually a ngaturan piodalan, in which pemangkus mix the holy water from various places (maket toya).e After the maket toya the pemangkus leave and the various offerings are destroyed and thrown away (lebar = die)re destroyed and thrown away (lebar = die))
• Pregembal  + (offering consisting of a large number of … offering consisting of a large number of cacalan (mostly colored rice cakes formed into the shapes of people, gods, animals, and other natural objects) held in a container callede bebedogan that is somewhat like a very large wakul daksinae made of slepan. Thesee cacalan represent all of the creatures of the worldepresent all of the creatures of the world)
• Gegantusan  + (offering mall food package usually made ofe keraras () that is a component of many offerings and so is often stockpiled in large quantities strung on a lidi for later use. It is made from 11 x 5 cm. piece of keraras that is folded into an open tangkih.)
• Silur bangbang  + (offering small banana plant and a live chick that are put in a newly opened grave just before cremation and before body is removed)
• Kawas pangapit  + (offering wo kawas offerings, that are placed in the apit of the temple before the other regular kawas are offered)
• Ganjaran  + (offering a common offering, consisting of fruit, egg, jaja, sugar cane, six small ketipats, ketipat gatep, tied together in two groups of three, called akelan, and a canang on top)
• Sarad  + (offering a large offering, usually seen on … offering a large offering, usually seen only at the largest and most elaborate temple festivals, consisting of fried, coleored rice cakes shaped into small human and animal forms. These cakes are attached to a large bamboo or rattan frame, often depicting Bhur, Bhuwa, and Swah, the underworld, world of man, and heaven, with Bedawang, the world turtle on the bottom, with the two nagas, Basuki and Anantaboga. The village of Singapadu, Gianyar, is especially noted for making sarad offerings, some of which are several meters high.gs, some of which are several meters high.)
• Ngiseh  + (wiggle shoulders, one of the movements in dance. Twist a roll of green pandanus leaves into a tight spiral to make a babat before drying in the sun)
• Sambutan  + (offering and ceremony given when baby is 105 days (three Balinese months) old)
• Padatengan napak siti  + (offering and ceremony held in front of temple entrance at time of odalan, before the ngaturan piodalan, to welcome gods to the temple.)
• Ririan  + (offering arrangement of objects, usually o … offering arrangement of objects, usually on a dulang, serving as a place where holy water container is put while pemangku, etc., is preparing the holy water. Also serves as a place for him to put his bell. Consists of the water container, sangku, on top of berase water container, sangku, on top of beras)
• Majotan  + (offering bring small offering of food to someone)
• Sumpang  + (offering cili figure made of flowers put on top of a religious figure, such as a dewa)
• Bebangkit  + (offering collection of many different kinds of offerings and rice cakes that symbolize the contents of the earth and planets, and that are offered to Dewi Durga and butakala)
• Kwangen  + (offering conical container made of banana leaf in which are placed flowers, two Chinese coins (pis bolong), a decorative leaf, a porosan silih-asih (containing areca nut, betel leaf, and lime) and a fan-shaped cili made of young coconut leaves)
• Penjor  + (offering consisting of a bamboo pole with decorations)
• Kiping  + (offering consisting of a canang and a small piece of kekiping and a biu mas)
• Cecapan  + (offering consisting of a collection of everyday items put in bale at Galungan)
• Idangan  + (offering consisting of a white chicken or duck, preferably rotissed, jaja, buah-buahan, nasi, and side dishes)
• Pula  + (offering consisting of several layers containing jaja that symbolize the contents of the earth)
• Colong  + (steal)
• Sesedep  + (offering dapdap leaves pounded until fine, used in tepung tawar offering)