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• Mapepada  + (sanctifying animals with certain ceremonies before being sacrificed)
• Subeng-subeng  + (sand)
• Palimanan  + (stone)
• Tinjung  + (large conical basket made of woven bamboo that is used in the salt making trade in the Karangasem area along the coast)
• Bias  + (sand, resulting from the erosion of rocks found in beaches, riverbeds, the seabed, and deserts, at the beach)
• Sandal  + (sandal with adjustable strap or with with piece between first two toes)
• Dupak  + (sandals)
• Dlupak  + (sandals)
• Dewantaru  + (sandalwood)
• Ngamplas  + (sandpaper something, use sandpaper on something, smooth something with sandpaper)
• Amplas  + (sandpaper, used to make surfaces smooth)
• Mbang  + (Sanghyang Mbang)
• Nyangket  + (with hook or hook-like thorns, as with thorns of ketket plant scratched with hook-like thorns on a plant, e.g. ketket)
• Sangut  + (assistant attendant to the villains in a theatrical performance)
• Penodalan  + (Saniscara (Saturday) Umanis Sungsang)
• Numpek  + (pile up, the occurrence of two or more auspicious days (Padewasan) together, e.g. Kajeng Kliwon &amp)
• Pamaridan  + (Saniscara Pon Dunggulan, 3 days after Galungan)
• Cenana  + (Santalum Album L)
• Sentul  + (santol; wild mangosteen: A medium to quite large tree that is somewhat elliptic, oblong or oblong-lanceolate in shape. It has about 1.3 cm yellowish green small flowers and bears spherical fruits about 6 cm. in diameter that have tough rinds.)
• Pasih Sanur  + (Sanur beach)
• Ngket  + (humid or 'sticky' weather (slang))
• Juruh  + (sap (boiled) before it becomes sugar)
• Engket  + (sap (used to catch birds, dragonfly etc.))
• Getah  + (sap of tree)
• Sabo  + (sapodilla)

• Abilan  + (sapwood results from cutting)

• Saraswati  + (wife of Brahma and the deity of books, knowledge, and learning. The last day of the Pawukon cycle, Saniscara Watugunung, is devoted to her worship. She is often depicted playing a musical instrument and accompanied by a swan.)
• Pened  + (sarcasm; satire)
• Kucing  + (sardine, called lemuru in Bahasa Indonesia … sardine, called lemuru in Bahasa Indonesia. The word kucing also means cat in Bahasa Indonesia. However, kucing is not related to the fish called "catfish" in the Westt. Fish may be eaten fresh or salted, dried in the sun to make gerang or sold for use as aniimal feed. Largest size is called kucingniimal feed. Largest size is called kucing)
• Pindang  + (sardines, preseverd by boiling in salt water)
• Cempurit  + (sarong keris)
• Soca  + (knot or mark on bamboo where branch was attached)
• Slendang  + (sash)
• Slempot  + (sash, usually worn on outside of clothes)
• Mlisahin  + (sat without a base; sitting without mat)
• Sate gunting  + (satai from a boiled liver is shaped like a scissors and the base is made from skin containing lard)
• Sate balah  + (satai from a large slice of boiled meat (pork), this food comes from the Karangasem area)
• Sate empol  + (satai from finely ground meat mixed with coconut milk)
• Sate asem  + (satai from meat and pork skin, each stalk contains three pieces of meat)
• Sate kablet  + (satai from pork skin containing fat mixed with finely ground meat)
• Sate gayah  + (satay for gayah equipment (offerings made from pork))
• Sate srapah  + (satay from boiled meat then dipped in seasoning)
• Sate letlet  + (satay from boiled or fried pork intestines)
• Sate kuung  + (satay from boiled pork skin, curved and jagged)
• Sate kebek  + (satay from pork skin containing fat mixed with finely ground meat)
• Sate lembat  + (satay lilit (wrap); satay finely ground meat, mixed with grated coconut and twisted on the stick)
• Sate lemo  + (satay made from finely ground meat mixed with coconut milk)
• Sate pusut  + (satay which is similar to satay empol only in small pieces)
• Sate lilit  + (satay wrap; satai finely ground meat, mixed with grated coconut and wrapped into the stick)
• Sate  + (satay; food made of pieces of meat skewered onto a stick and grilled)
• Jatah  + (sate (pieces of meat on a skewer))