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• Katuruhang  + (poured)
• Ambul  + (run away to neighbores house, e.g. wife after fighting with husband)
• 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))
• Jibrag-jibrag  + (prancing)
• Pratiksaka  + (Pratiksaka is synonym for candidate. If you use 'calon' as a Balinese translation for the word 'candidate', it becomes ambiguous for it refers to special offering dish prepared in Kuningan day.)
• Mabakti  + (pray)
• Mebakti  + (worship)
• Majerimpen  + (pray)
• Sonteng  + (pray sing ordinary Balinese instead of Kawi or other language that is generally not understood)
• Madakang  + (pray that something will happen)
• Nyonteng  + (pray ay prayers or mantras using ordinary Balinese language instead of High Balinese, Kawi, or Sanskrit)
• Ngaweda  + (pray early in morning (pedanda))
• Neduh  + (pray for forgiveness)
• Redana  + (pray think, reflect, meditate)
• Astawa  + (pray: worship)
• Ngacep  + (pray; hope for; concentrate the mind when praying or praying)
• Astungkara  + (pray; worship)
• Bakti  + (pray; worship; devotion; offerings)
• Sasontengan  + (prayer like a mantra, but in Balinese rather than Kawi or Sanskrit)
• Saa  + (prayer in delicate Balinese language)
• Egol  + (swish, roll)
• Makabar  + (preach, news, revealed)
• Crenggah  + (Types of bananas whose fruits are long and curved)
• Eed  + (example)
• Layak  + (precategorical basic words that can only be meaningful if they have undergone a morphological process, for example undergoing nasalization to become 'nglayak' which means to bend the body (backwards))
• Nuunin  + (precede doing something)
• Ngriinin  + (preceded; overtake (Alus Mider : a level of language used for people who are under or people who are above or a language that contains a feeling of exalting someone who deserves to be elevated))