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• Payuk-payukan  + (pottery)
• Gambor  + (pottery container made of fired red clay shaped like a pane, relatively shallow and large, with sides sloping outward)
• Pangedangan  + (pottery version of dangdang, used for steaming rice with kuskusan)
• Arap  + (poultice, traditional medicine in the form of a poultice applied to black and blue mark (vs. uwap for hot stomach))
• Nyogroh  + (at something, scratch with claws, take a swipe with claws, scratch)
• Nepung  + (pound baas (polished rice) or other similar material to make flour, tepung, using a lu and lesung)
• Locok  + (pound betel (areca) chew so that toothless person can chew it)
• Tebuk  + (pound general term)
• Nebuk  + (pound general term, usually taken to mean pound rice with buntar or lu This verb is not used to refer to making powder (tepung) from rice (baas), in which case nepung is used. For pounding meat or spices, use the verb ngintuk)
• Nyongcong  + (a hole)
• Noktok  + (pound on batu basa, knock, rap (door), hit (onomatopoeic))
• Tuba  + (poison root of a tree used for poisoning fish)
• Matoktok  + (pounded (onomatopoeic))
• Runtag  + (heart beat)
• Mabiok  + (hanging down or dangling)
• Matimpalan  + (pour out hot water in which vegetable has been cooked and add fresh, cold water so as to stop the cooking.)
• Nyeduh  + (pour boiling water on something)
• Matabuh  + (play the gamelan, when referring to a group, not to an individual)
• Nyiokan  + (pour general word, pour quickly, empty container)
• Nyandetin  + (music: play a corresponding rhythm to a basic rhythm)
• Ngecor  + (pour or run out in a large stream, e.g. pour)
• Macuah-cuah  + (pour out)
• Nuruh  + (pour slowly, little by little (vs. nyiok = pour all at once))
• Nuruhang  + (pour usually used to mean pouring something into a small opening)
• Katuruhang  + (poured)

• Ambul  + (pout, sulk)

• Pupur  + (powder)
• Jenu  + (powder)
• Boreh  + (medicine: external)
• Gelas  + (cup; glass)
• Buk  + (powdered limestone that was prepared by pulverizing, sifting, and drying on the road near the quarry)
• Nglemekin  + (powdering with green manure)
• Teeb  + (power authority)
• Prabawa  + (power authority, influence, prestige, manifestation of god, portent, presenti-ment, omen, magical religious force indicateing superiority, sign in the sky)
• Desti  + (power of a leyak)
• Pangeger  + (power to attract customers to one's store)
• Bayu  + (one of the gods of the Nawa Sanga, 18 directions, assigned to West-Northwest)
• Sawang  + (Creative force, religious thought)
• Wawa  + (power; authority; might)
• Saged  + (powerful; right in treating so that patients recover quickly)
• Panti  + (temple or a specific lineage group)
• Praktek  + (practice)
• Malatih  + (practice)
• Terin  + (practice)
• Entik  + (seedling of any sort)
• Kuras  + (prahu (boat) cleaners)
• Ngajum  + (praise oast, swagger; praise with a specific purpose)
• Puji  + (praise; give (statement) a genuine sense of recognition and appreciation for the goodness (excellence) of something)
• Muji  + (praise; give a (statement) a genuine sense of recognition and appreciation for the good (excellence) of something)
• Ajuma  + (praised (by someone))
• Kapuji  + (praised (by); given (statement) a genuine sense of recognition and appreciation for the good (excellence) of something (by))