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• Saur  + (grated coconut, dyed yellow with turmeric (kunyit), fried without oil until crunchy, and usually mixed with spices)
• Nganikaang  + (said; mention)
• Mapeta  + (said; say; talk)
• Bidak  + (sail boat if small, or a yacht if big)
• Racem  + (complete)
• Salak  + (snakefruit)
• Gajih  + (salary, wage or payment for service rendered)
• Paes  + (saliva)
• Iler  + (saliva)
• Idu  + (saliva)
• Gelek-gelek  + (salivate)
• Uyah  + (salt)
• Tasik  + (salt)
• Pengedengan  + (salt rake)
• Kelud  + (salt scraper, often made of kloping, used for scraping up soil when making salt from sea water)
• Uyah uku  + (salt, unrefined natural sea salt, as found, e.g., encrusted on rocks)
• Pata  + (salt, area or place where salt is made)
• Uyahin  + (salt, to put salt on something)
• Bekasam  + (salted egg)
• Bukasem  + (salted egg; eggs (duck, chicken) that have been cooked are soaked in kitchen ashes mixed with a little water until they taste a bit sour or salty)
• Be uyan-uyan  + (salted fish, same as peja)
• Kuwaci  + (salted seeds for eating)
• Nyah  + (saltwater)
• Pakeh  + (salty, taste, salty)
• Nugra  + (salvation, blessing, fortune, gift from above, favor to inferiors)
• Salep  + (salve or cream, ointment, to soothe or an ointment used to promote healing of the skin or as protection.)

• Asah-asah  + (same)
• Rata  + (same)

• Majar-ajar  + (in which visit is made to temple)
• Mabad  + (pull out string from a roll)
• Tutug kambuhan  + (baby ceremony, conducted for the welfare of a baby when it is 42 days old)
• Plinter  + (rice cake (jaja) in the form of long thin worms, about 5 cm. long and 1 cm. in diameter, tapering at each end)
• Gegutak  + (container for daksina)
• Selerek  + (purse seine (net))
• Candi  + (a type of entrance to a main temple, gate with an arch)
• Juman  + (closed bedroom)
• Pangapul  + (collector of articles who resells them)
• Ngeseng  + (destroy, as, for example, burning temple equipment that is no longer used or useful or to burn a shrine before moving it to a new location)
• Cabak  + (coconut shell, medium to large, without striing, hole, or top, used by pemangku for dispensing holy water to those who are praying)
• Tutub  + (bamboo hoop that covers the top part of rim of some types of baskets)
• Peteng  + (night)
• Pamangseg  + (planting stick)
• Kunyit  + (tumeric (Zingiberaceae))
• Maala ayu  + (same fate; in common; have the same fate)
• Terang bulan  + (snack, javanese snack that is like a double pancake with various fillings)
• Matuhin  + (same, make the same as, agree)
• Peturu  + (same; both)
• Samsara  + (reincarnation: doctrine that after death, a person's atman, or spirit, is rewarded or punished according to the doctrine of karma-pala and then reborn into a new status befitting the degree to which karma achieved dharma in previous incarnations)
• Pasapuh  + (sanctification)
• Kaplaspasin  + (sanctified/purified (with offerings) (by))
• Mingit  + (sanctify; keep it a secret; conceal; keep; confine a (girl) in a room)
• Mapepada  + (sanctifying animals with certain ceremonies before being sacrificed)