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• Kawas  + (offering the base of which is a square tray made from a coconut leaf (slepan) or other palm leaf that has been cut and decorated and skewered together)
• Sasayut  + (offering to ask for blessing to prevent misfortune so as to escape from disturbance that may be harmful)
• Peras  + (offering used for summoning and welcoming)
• Srojeng  + (offering used in prayascita consisting of … offering used in prayascita consisting of a tangkih, a trianegular shaped, cup or basket-like container made of green coconut leaf (slepan), into which are thrust three or five kojong, or cones, containing different foods, such as kacang, saur, be taluh, gerang, gerita, lindung, etc.r, be taluh, gerang, gerita, lindung, etc.)
• Panyeneng  + (offering used to ask for long life (from j … offering used to ask for long life (from jeneng, nyeneng = life). This offering always accompanies offerings that function as ayaban and tataban in the main part of a Manusa Yadnya ceremony, and the person who makes the offerings must natab and ngayab (waft toward self and toward gods). In a penyeneng there are three kinds of ingredients that function as purifiers and protectors: 1. nasi segau - rice mixed with ashes that, it is thought, can purify and clean away stains and sins can purify and clean away stains and sins)
• Pamegat  + (offering used to separate the feelings of a person from the spirit of someone in his family who has recently died in a ceremony called mapegat)
• Dapetan  + (offering usually made of a cone of steamed rice, fruit, sampian, canang, and panyeneng (), usually used for a Dewa Yadnya ceremony at the time of birth)
• Sudang-sudangan  + (offering various kinds of foods used in offerings)
• Laluhur  + (offering white cloth that is tied at the top of a shrine or over an offering to represent the sky)
• Dangsil  + (offering with a bamboo frame in the form of a meru, espeecially noted at the village of Bungaya)
• Wadah  + (offering, rectangular wooden piece put into high offering along with jaja, fruit)
• Suah petat  + (offering: base of offering used in pasucian with single busung held open by semat and cut to resemble suah, petat, and meka (fine tooth comb, coarse comb, and mirror))
• Panyambutan  + (offering: complex offering that can be used only in taksu shrine in sanggah, never anywhere else)
• Geti-geti  + (offering: ingredient of an offering)
• Canang sari  + (offering: kind of canang containing porosan, plawa, sampian uras, tebu, biu, lengis miik, baas with canana, sesari)
• Tulang lindung  + (offering: long, flexible, accordion pleated busung that is used in some complex offerings such as sampian panyeneng tatarag that is used at an oton, and kikian, endongan, tamiang, and salang in sanggah at Kuningan)
• Maisuh-isuh  + (offering: make an offering connected with purification, as, for example, putting one's hands on a whole egg)
• Tuas  + (offering: remove central spine (lidi) from a leaf, usually a coconut leaf, so that it is sufficiently flexible and can be used for making offerings)
• Tangkih  + (offering: triangular container used in an offering or itself containing a small offering.)
• Matanding  + (offerings)
• Bantenin  + (offerings are made for someone or something)
• Tugu  + (shrine, usually roofless and open and usually made of stone or brick, that is usually found in the house compound, located in the northwest corner)
• Tumpek  + (Saturday (Saniscara Kajeng Kliwon) of the 12 Pawukon week, Kuningan)
• Dadinan  + (commemoration of a birthday once a Balinese month (of 35 days), when the Saptawara and Pancawara (7-day and 5-day) week days are the same as on the day of birth)
• Gayah  + (offerings made from pork)

• Ajuman  + (offerings of food dishes)

• Segehan  + (offerings of rice and side dishes put down at entrance of house compound and other places for butakala)
• Wak-wakan  + (offerings of uncooked turtle meat, like banten jotan, made from a turtle that has been newly killed for ebat)
• Darpana  + (offerings offered to people who died)
• Panampeh  + (offerings put in the corners of a rice field to keep animals away)
• Saagan  + (offerings that have been offered and then shared together)
• Panaksama  + (offerings to gods at made at the place called Obad Abig in Jimbaran (south side fo Pr. Ulunsiwi), to make them happy to go in procession to ceremony of Ngusaba at Pr. Muaya)
• Tapakan  + (offerings which are stepped on in the ceremony of cutting teeth)
• Kantor  + (office any concrete building)
• Saya  + (cockfight judge, functionary, official, timekeeper)
• Pegawai  + (officer employee, agent)
• Resmi  + (official; valid (from the government or from the authorities); stipulated (announced, authorized) by the government or relevant agency)
• Pejabate  + (officials; the officials; functionary; placeman)
• Opsed  + (offsides in soccer)
• Kuat  + (strong)
• Mepes  + (often)
• Pepes  + (a food mxiture of meat or fish with spices wrapped in a banana leaf and roasted or heated on a hot piece of metal without oil)
• Sering  + (often)
• Pakemigin  + (often (advise))
• Bungkling  + (joke around and make fun at cremations)
• Kunang-kunang  + (Lightning bug)
• Sengguhu  + (priest low caste priest who specializes in caru offerings, but who is not bona fide Ida Bujangga Rsi (confirmed Bujangga Wesnawa priest))
• Uku  + (week)
• Krakah  + (tulisan Bali, archaic form, using only for religious symbols)
• Sabeng  + (often come to a place)
• Kepah  + (tree (Sterculiaceae))