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• Ngosod  + (rub against something, e.g. back if it itches)
• Nyereg  + (rub against, move something)
• Ngiling  + (rub between two palms alternately back and forth, as when making a long, thin cylinder of dough. See miling)
• Ngosok  + (rub completely remove, clean, rub two parallel surfaces together)
• Ngesot  + (peel off strip of something, strip off, e.g. tape off of paper, guntung off of papah)
• Gasgas  + (rub part of body, itch, itching, scratch an itch)
• Sutsut  + (rub polish)
• Ngerod  + (rub scrape)
• Ngosot  + (rub shine, polish, rub with brush,e rub fast, as if sandpapering or cleaning a pot)
• Ngasab  + (rub slowly over smooth surface to smooth, sharpen or powder it, as sandalwood and water on a dulang (pengasaban))
• Nyepetin  + (rub something with brush made of sambuk.)
• Makosot  + (rub e.g. rub the back, rub parts of the body together)
• Poles  + (rub;brush; apply; spread; polish (imperative))
• Gebega  + (pulled (by someone))
• Makosod  + (rubbed against something (producing scraped skin = kesot))
• Molesin  + (rubbed; smeared)
• Karet  + (rubber)
• Kembungan  + (rubber balloon, bladder (animal))
• Pangasaban  + (rubbing place)
• Ngucek-ngucek  + (rubbing; stroking)
• Pancer  + (deposit as in a bank)
• Alpaka guru  + (rude aid when a pregnant woman is rude to her parents-in-law, which results in her baby being born late)
• Jengat  + (rude because of anger (greeting))
• Jadig  + (rude in behavior and speech)
• Kasar  + (rude; ill mannered, rough, ill mannered, crude (behavior))

• Bangras  + (rude; speak rudely)

• Pamralina  + (Rudra as a destructive manifestation of Siwa)
• Karpet  + (rug)
• Pramadani  + (rug; (carpet) woven from fleece and so on, usually flowery; carpet)
• Uug  + (ruined, hard to fix)
• Embidan  + (ruins; rubble (land))
• Rujak  + (a snack made from slices of crisp, unripe fruit served with a sweet and sour sauce, often accompanied by tahu, tempe, cartilage and meat from the nostrils and ears of cattle. Rujak gula uses liquid is made from sera, tabia, and gula barak)
• Gaak-giik  + (a loud snarl; rebuked repeatedly)
• Dasawara  + (week)
• Caturwara  + (week)
• Ekawara  + (week)
• Triwara  + (week)
• Pancawara  + (week)
• Sadwara  + (week)
• Sangawara  + (week)
• Yama  + (ruler and judge of the dead in classical Hindu religion and mythology)
• Cokorda  + (ruler former Ksatriya ruler of a local kingdom)
• Pangenceng  + (ruler long steel strip for marking straight line)
• Pangarisan  + (ruler straightedge)
• Urak  + (rules governing the duty of an organization)
• Nyabsabin  + (rummage for)
• Sabsab-sabsabin  + (rummage through)
• Magegurah  + (rummage, seize)
• Geger  + (rumor: attraction of customer to warung or store)
• Malaib  + (elope without asking permission from parents)
• Margiang  + (run)