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• Empugan  + (crack in ground)
• Menekan sanggah  + (place: new shrine in sanggah)
• Loka  + (place: world, kingdom)
• Genah  + (place; address)
• Patongosan  + (place; spot)
• Tongosina  + (waited (by someone); guarded)
• Panglaklakan  + (shallow tray of metal or fired clay, with circular depressions on top)
• Masoksokan  + (placed or put in many soks)
• Tongosanga  + (placed; placed by him or her)
• Kawadahang  + (served)
• Ari-ari  + (placenta treated with great respect because it is symbolic of one of the kanda empat, the four brothers or sisters of the new born child)
• Pasanggrahan  + (places to stay; lodging)
• Gegrubugan  + (done quickly and therefore carelessly)
• Polos  + (to be honest or truthful)
• Tulen  + (to be honest or truthful)
• Tatas  + (plain, distinct, unequivocal, alert, careful, clear)
• Tawar  + (plain, without sugar, tasteless)
• Tok  + (bet)
• Tabah  + (brave; not awkward)
• Ngkik-ngkik-ngkir  + (Plaintive Cuckoo (bird))
• Rincik  + (plan)
• Rencana  + (plan)
• Pengen  + (plan)
• Lalacan  + (plan for something, prototype, preliminary drawing or model or sketch)
• Ragrag  + (plan it)

• Acara  + (plan program)

• Daya  + (plan: think, intuition, common sense)
• Reragragan  + (plan; design; planning)
• Ngrincikang  + (plan; schedule)
• Panyerutan pagerog  + (plane ith convex bottom and blade used for smoothing inside of boat hull)
• Serut  + (plane (wood))
• Kabiseka  + (planned)
• Nandur  + (plant)
• Pamulaan  + (plant)
• Biah-biah  + (plant (Araceae), large erect herb that cl … plant (Araceae), large erect herb that closely resembles taro (keladie Colocasia esculenta), with very large, arrowhead or heart-shaped leaves that may be 1 m. or more long. Plant does not produce tubers as does keladi. Rather, the lower part of thick, starchy stem is boiled and eaten, usually nowadays only in emergencies. In the past it was used in place of rice to make an oran was used in place of rice to make an oran)
• Kayu angin  + (plant (Usneaceae), a lichen that is said to have medicinal properties and is sold only in largest markets in Bali, especially for singrong jangkepe It consists of long, tangled filaments that resemble seaweed. Not native to Bali.)
• Dadaluman  + (plant dadaluman)
• Lecir  + (plant newly emerged)
• Seruni  + (plant seruni)
• Soka  + (plant soka)
• Manori  + (plant (Asclepiadaceae))
• Katang-katang  + (plant (Convulvulaceae))
• Paci-paci  + (plant (Lamiaceae))
• Cikal  + (plant (Leguminosae))
• Kererek  + (plant (Leguminosae))
• Kap  + (roof beams, rafters, etc., but not including final covering)
• Tuus-tuus  + (plant (Rutaceae))
• Buyung-buyung  + (like a fly)
• Ketket  + (plant any of several species of thorny pla … plant any of several species of thorny plants that have recurved, sharp, hook-like thorns like the claws of a cat. There are several varieties recognized in Jimbaran: ketket bukal, Caesalpinia bonduc, family Leguminosae, keket jepang, Mimosa invisa, familiy Leguminosae, and ketket joh, Caesalpinia pubescens (Fabaceae), and ketket got Zizyphus rotundifolia (Rhamnaceae)ket got Zizyphus rotundifolia (Rhamnaceae))
• Selegwi  + (plant Borss)
• Nyangkah  + (dig up by roots)