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• Iba  + (self, myself, itself)
• Atma  + (self, that which is eternal and is reborn in a new body)
• Mulat sarira  + (a document characterized by information or other content reflective of inquiry or investigation)
• Ngunying  + (self-stabbing, in trance at time of barong performance)
• Menting iba  + (selfish, not generous)
• Adep  + (sell)
• Mamengkeng  + (sell)
• Ngadep  + (sell something and buy something that is useless unless one has what one just sold, i.e. foolish handling money)
• Garus  + (sell the first time with a rather cheap price to lure more customers)
• Ngedol  + (sell with commission)
• Adol  + (sell, exchange something for money)
• Dagang  + (seller, general word, usually qualified to specify goods sold, e.g. dagang be = meat or fish seller, dagang jukut = vegetable seller, etc.)
• Pangedar  + (seller,one who takes things around for sale)
• Madolan  + (selling; trade)
• Makuburan Bali  + (promise ladbadan, a kind of pun on the word sema, which means cemetery)
• Embus  + (Semantically lexical 'embus' means open. Morphologically a basic form that categorized nouns.)
• Semer  + (sémér - draw well; well; artificial water sources, by digging the soil)
• Telengis  + (semi-solid, soft residue left from boiling santen to make coconut oil)
• Widyatula  + (seminar; colloquium)
• Ambe  + (send or someone)
• Ngirim  + (send something)
• Ngawangun  + (largest of three levels of cremation ceremony)
• Koning  + (Senna)
• Tengkak  + (sensation in throat that produces cough)
• Otek  + (sense, mind)

• Angen  + (sense, thought)

• Celang  + (sensitive; sharp senses)
• Budalanga  + (sent back; return; returned by him/her)
• Makirim  + (sent, being)
• Utusan  + (sent, one who is sent, something that is sent)
• Ukuman  + (sentence)
• Lengkara  + (sentence, statement, clause, phrase)
• Pering  + (bamboo (kata alus singgih))
• Pasah  + (first day of the 3-day week)
• Miak  + (separate)
• Nugel  + (cut crosswise into several pieces)
• Mabelas  + (weaning (about breastfeeding a baby))
• Malasang  + (separate, divide, e.g. two people or animals who are fighting or arguing)
• Malasan  + (separate, divorced)
• Dadiang  + (to permit; allow)
• Belas  + (separate, push two people apart)
• Nyepih  + (separate,divide)
• Mabelasan  + (separate; detached)
• Belasang  + (separate; divorce)
• Melasang  + (push or cuts up two people apart (as a referee in boxing match))
• Mapalasan  + (separated)
• Manéhan  + (Separated, alone)
• Palas  + (separated, cut off, divorced)
• Belasanga  + (separated; divorce; separated by him/her; divorced by him/her)
• Paro  + (divided into two)
• Lai  + (easy to get along)