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• Borgol  + (handcuff/s)
• Kepe  + (pair of shallow soks, each about 50 x 50 cm. in cross section and about 15 cm. deep. one fits inside the other, and they are used as a tray. the double thickness gives strength to the tray)
• Apitan  + (loom parts)
• Dwarapala  + (statues)
• Aneh  + (pair one of)
• Ngapesin  + (pair the clamp)
• Nagasari  + (Indian rose chestnut, Mesua ferrea (Guttiferae), medium tree)
• Jaum  + (truth, truly, yet, all the same, real, proper (Kawi))
• Karaton  + (kingdom)
• Yayi  + (younger brother/sister)
• Puri  + (palace; house)
• Kedatuan  + (palace; kingdom)
• Palali  + (play amuse oneself (mapalalian = gamble)
• Joli  + (palanquin)
• Pabianan  + (garden)
• Kuangan  + (lacking, need more)
• Acum  + (pale)
• Becong  + (Pale)
• Kembang lemlem  + (pale lethargic)
• Emet  + (crowded, narrow, close)
• Talipot  + (palm)
• Tuak  + (palm beer)
• Sajeng  + (palm beer made by fermenting the sugary liquid that is exuded when the unopened flower of some kinds of palm trees is incised)
• Lamak  + (palm leaf mat, usually in the form of a lo … palm leaf mat, usually in the form of a long strip that may be up to several meters in length, decorated with colored cut-outs, and used to decorate many kinds of shrines, such as those used with penjors, or other objects - even automobile grilles when the cars are blessedtomobile grilles when the cars are blessed)
• Tapis  + (coconut leaf sheath that surrounds bases of leaves and looks like rough cloth)
• Rontal  + (palm leaves; palm leaves; library made with palm leaf media)

• Arengga  + (palm tree)
• Badeg  + (palm tree)

• Uduh  + (palm tree that looks like punyan buah, the areca palm)
• Moding  + (palm tree that resembles punyan jaka, the sugar palm, but is smaller)
• Buyuk  + (palm tree, nypa palm, Nypa fruticans (Palmae))
• Sadeg  + (spirit)
• Geduh-geduh  + (palpitations; throbbing)
• Jruti  + (pamelo)
• Pruput  + (of cocks in a cage)
• Pangorengan  + (pan)
• Bungkling  + (joke around and make fun at cremations)
• Baskom  + (pan: large metal tub or pan, like a dishpan, usually made of aluminum, with outward flaring sides, used for hauling fish from beach, or other objects that are large and heavy)
• Panca  + (Panca, five = Snskt. Used as a prefix when listing groups of five important philosophical ideas, places, people, etc. Used for the week Pahang when there is a pangunalatri in this week, which happens once every 630 days)
• Pudak  + (pandanus lower)
• Pandan  + (Pandanus, or the Fragant Pandanus, is the only Pandanaceae family with scented leaves.)
• Nekdek  + (wear out, wear into shreds)
• Locok  + (pound betel (areca) chew so that toothless person can chew it)
• Panglong  + (days since full Moon)
• Klesih  + (pangolin klesih)
• Pangrupukan  + (one series of rituals nearing Nyepi day)
• Ngelel  + (pant like a dog)
• Ngangsur  + (pant: breathe rapidly)
• Angoh-angoh.  + (panting)
• Clana  + (pants)
• Celana melayu  + (pants with string tie instead of belt)
• Keladi  + ((Araceae))