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• Cokot  + (pinch)
• Sepit  + (tongs or forceps made of bamboo for handling hot dishes)
• Mintel  + (pinch; pinching)
• Pinteng  + (pinch; pull)
• Kapesetin  + (pinched)
• Mimpek  + (pinched)
• Impeka  + (pinched (by him/her))
• Pintela  + (pinched (by someone))
• Peseta  + (pinched (by))
• Kapintel  + (pinched (by))
• Kimpek  + (pinched (by))
• Kajepit  + (pinched by something)
• Matagel  + (pinched off (twisted hose), bent, folded (vs. nagel = throw))
• Mapintel  + (pinched; pinching)
• Kepit  + (pinching action of pinchers, as, e.g., of a crab)
• Manas  + (pineapple)
• Nanas  + (pineapple)
• Kemaon  + ((kémaon) - only; just)
• Ngernger  + (pink)
• Keji beling  + (pink snakeweed Strobilanthes crispa, aka Stachytarpheta mutabilis (Acanthceae), , red porterweed, changeable velvetberry)
• Kalait  + (pinned or fitted nails made from wood, bamboo and so on (by))
• Ngrujit  + (shave/cut to short)
• Jeben  + (pious)
• Cangklong  + (pipe for smoking, cigarette holder, cigarette butt)
• Sedah  + (Piper betle)
• Maliah  + (overflow: slow, steady overflow rather than a sudden spill (makebios))

• Adu  + (pit two contestants against each other)
• Ngadu  + (pit two contestants against each other)

• Peteng dedet  + (pitch black)
• Morong  + (pitcher or jar)
• Waru  + (tree hibiscus, Hibiscus tiliaceus (Malvaceae))
• Maligia  + (pitra yadnya ceremony after ‘mamukur’ ceremony (usually for kings in Bali))
• Mongbong  + (play around w. fighting cocks w.o. spurs (taji))
• Majangkrikan  + (pitting crickets)
• Angen  + (liver heart, seat of feeling)
• Sayang  + (pity, feel sorry for someone)
• Kangen  + (pity: desire, feel sorry for, feel homesick for, yearn or long for)
• Pondok  + (place)
• Beji  + (place)
• Tengkayakanga  + (place face up)
• Ngejot  + (place food offering at a ceremony; to bring food to friends)
• Panyemuhan  + (place for drying things in the open air)
• Panarungan  + (place for fighting, battle field)
• Kayangan  + (place for gods)
• Patapan  + (place for meditation)
• Palinggihan  + (seat)
• Parerepan  + (place for sleeping)
• Palinggih  + (place for something or someone very important)
• Pangukuran  + (a rasp that produces coarsely grated product, usually coconut)
• Prasada  + (place in a temple that has a multi-storied roof, i.e. a meru)
• Tuun-Tuunan  + (place in Jimbaran)
• Obag  + (place in Jimbaran west of main cross roads and south of Pr. Ulunsiwi Suwi, on Jalan Pemelisan Agung)