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List of results

• Ngecek  + (pressing with nails)
• Tekenan  + (signature)
• Clodoh  + (presumptuous; God damn it)
• Nyawangang  + (presupposes; suppose)
• Ngae-ngae  + (pretend)
• Tadah  + (come about in a sailboat so that sail is shifted to the port (left) side of the boat)
• Kasal  + (provided that, as long as, do something for no good reason other than just to do it)
• Mapi  + (pretend)
• Nyaru-nyaru  + (pretend feign)
• Ngigel-ngigelan  + (pretend to dance)
• Nyaruang  + (pretend, conceal, suppress, disguise)
• Mapi-mapi  + (pretended; to pretend)
• Sangke  + (pretext; reason)
• Palawatan  + (dance costume as a whole (e.g. barong paraphernalia))
• Ngeronyoh  + (pretty (e.g. water dancing on hot plate))
• Jegeg  + (pretty girl; beautiful girl)
• Bungah  + (pretty good looking)
• Gina  + (pretty, good)
• Apekik  + (pretty; handsome)
• Rambun  + (get in the way)
• Ngapialangin  + (prevent an action or event not physically)
• Nyetop  + (prevent access)
• Ngalangin  + (prevent because of mishap or other problem (e.g. rain spoiling a vacation, sebel preventing going to temple, etc.))
• Ngalang  + (prevent from happening)
• Nambakin  + (prevent hinder)

• Ambat  + (prevent hinder, obstruct, block the way)

• Cadelina  + (prevented; termination; blocked (by someone); stopped (by someone))
• Angas  + (preventer)
• Sasikapan  + (prevention something used to prevent attack of pangiwa, such as an amulet, rarajan, kayu tahi, sabuk (panolak))
• Panulak  + (prevention something used to prevent the attack of a leyak or of pangeleyakane (evil power that is trying to harm or destroy someone))
• Purwa  + (previous beginning)
• Tetadahan  + (prey)
• Pangharga  + (price)
• Rega  + (price)
• Aji  + (price, often used with the word "kuda" to mean "how much")
• Pangarga  + (price, payment; cost)
• Semutan  + (prickly pins and needles)
• Pandita  + (first day of the 10-day week)
• Duija  + (priest)
• Sadaka  + (priest)
• Pranda  + (priest (Hindu) of the brahman class; also called pedanda)
• Bujangga  + (priest exorcist priest (formerly sengguhu), often asked to lead a caru ceremony)
• Resi Bujangga  + (priest from ‘Sengguhu’ clan)
• Pedanda  + (priest high caste Brahmana priest)
• Danghyang  + (priest influential Siwaist priest who came to Bali at the time of Watu Renggong (1550 - 1570) and who built many temeples and shrines all over Bali)
• Begawan  + (priest Ksatriya priest)
• Sengguhu  + (priest low caste priest who specializes in caru offerings, but who is not bona fide Ida Bujangga Rsi (confirmed Bujangga Wesnawa priest))
• Nyanting  + (use a ladle)
• Pamangku  + (priest-caretaker; temple priest)
• Pendeta  + (priest; monk)
• Mpu  + (priest; sage)