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• 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)

• Emol  + (pick)
• Ngutil  + (pick)
• Nyelungkit  + (pick)

• Alap  + (pick a bunch of fruit from tree)
• Ngempokang  + (pick a leaf, flower)
• Kepus  + (twist off, fall)
• Ngepus  + (twist off, fall)
• Pikpik  + (pick one by one (about flower; leaf))
• Ngepuk  + (pick one fruit from bunch, e.g. biu from ijeng))
• Pucukang  + (pick the most important one)
• Duduk  + (pick up)
• Mangkut  + (pick up)
• Nyumput  + (pick up)
• Tingting  + (lift; raise; begin to do)
• Magpagin  + (give someone a ride by pre-arragement)
• Mapagin  + (pick up someone, meet, call for, invite, greet, welcome, pick up (with fingers), adapt)
• Nuduk  + (pick up, in the sense of give a ride to someone)
• Gosong  + (lift something heavy with both hands and then carry it away)
• Nyemak  + (pick up, seize, grasp)
• Nyuntik  + (probe punch, give an injection)
• Ngepik  + (pick: pluck, e.g. leaf, flower)
• Ngalap  + (pick: pluck with hands (not using a utensil), harvest by any appropriate means = pick, cut (fruit), gather (coconuts))
• Mikpik  + (pick; picking)
• Mikpikin  + (pick; picking)
• Panyong  + (pickaxe with two pointed ends, one flatter than the other)
• Kapikpik  + (picked (by))
• Mapendak  + (picked up)