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• 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)
• Patih  + (prime minister and general, a stock character in performancees of drama and dance)
• Galuh  + (princess)
• Bun swit  + (princesses hair (Lauraceae), a very thin … princesses hair (Lauraceae), a very thin parasitic vine that has medicinal properties and is used in some traditional medicines. The 2mm. thick vine curls itself around the branches of the host tree forming dense tangles. It has green spherical fruit about 7 mm. in diameteren spherical fruit about 7 mm. in diameter)
• Gelar  + (financial capital)
• Dasar  + (principal, basic, fundamental)
• Pokok  + (principal, basic, fundamental (adj.))
• Giing  + (principal; main; primary)
• Tepo sliro  + (restrain: ability to restrain oneself from entering or even talking about, a conflict by giving off and reading mutually understood signs)
• Nyetak  + (print)