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List of results

• Nepes  + (push together two flat objects that enclose something, thereby squeezing it)
• Ijin  + (permit: license)
• Klecung  + (persimmon: span style)
• Nahen  + (persist)
• Pangusuan  + (tool, kind of device for making fire by friction)
• Getem  + (persistent)
• Posong  + (persistent; grumpy)
• Jlema  + (person)
• Adiri  + (person (counter or classifier word))
• Nak  + (person (short of anak))
• Pangraksa  + (guard; the protector)
• Panyungsung  + (the head or person in charge)
• Pragina  + (actor, one of the roles in a drama; cast)
• Ngentukin  + (obstruct: block path, hinder, hamper, partly close, obstruct partially. Note: road is not blocked)
• Ngandong  + (person on back (vs, pondong (mondong) = carry things on back))
• Pangamong  + (person or group that has the responsibility of looking after and taking care of a temple)
• Anak  + (adult)
• Nitya wecana  + (person who always keeps his promise)
• Panyanggra  + (person who carries out or is responsible for ceremonial activities)
• Pamulung  + (collector)
• Dasaran  + (person who is frequently entered by a spirit)
• Pangempu  + (person who looks after a child)
• Dompa  + (person without legs)
• Sadeg  + (spirit)
• Panugrahan  + (spirit)
• Kaswaragayang  + (personalized)

• Apul  + (persuade)
• Ngrumrumin  + (persuade)
• Royo  + (persuade)

• Rumrumang  + (persuade; please persuade)
• Ngrumrum  + (persuade; seduce)
• Pepasihin  + (persuade; wry)
• Karumrum  + (persuaded (by))
• Rumruma  + (persuaded; persuaded by him)
• Kapasihin  + (persuaded; seduced)
• Rumrum  + (persuasion; seduction; seasoning)
• Basah  + (pest; plant disease)
• Blius  + (pests (rice or pulses))
• Papiaraan  + (pet)
• Waru  + (tree hibiscus, Hibiscus tiliaceus (Malvaceae))
• Mahkota dewa  + (a crown of the gods)
• Bayadan  + (lima bean)
• Betara  + (god who lives in the central section of the shrine in family temple called kemulan or kemulan taksu)
• Tatwa  + (philosophy)
• Potrekan  + (photo)
• Cereme  + (otaheite gooseberry)
• Taru penyisih  + (Phyllanthus buxifolius belongs to ornamental plants, this plant can also be used as a sprinter medicine. Dried leaves contain saponins, alkaloids flavonoids, tannins, quinones, and steroids triterpenoids and polyphenols.)
• Gelu  + (physical and mental responses due to something unexpected, whether positive or negative)
• Carca  + (to calculate, mention, accounting, count)
• Ngutil  + (pick)
• Nyelungkit  + (with fingernail, snag)
• Emol  + (pick)
• Alap  + (pick a bunch of fruit from tree)