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• Subandar  + (shahbandar; civil servants who are in charge of port affairs; head of port)
• Makocok  + (shake)
• Mageteran  + (tremble)
• Kobok  + (shake)
• Nyeksek  + (shake a ngiu (large round bamboo tray) of rice with a jiggling motion so as to separate the broken grains and small pieces of dirt from the rice before cooking)
• Ngampigan  + (shake cloth with a snapping motion, beat dust, beat clothes)
• Masalaman  + (shake hands)
• Engsog  + (shake it; rocking; daunted)
• Gubeg  + (shake someone to wake him up)
• Ngocok  + (shake something small, e.g. container of cocktail, etc.)
• Mat  + (shake something sticky off hands, as after eating)
• Kipak-kipek  + (shake the head sideways indicating negative feeling)
• Getor  + (shake with cold, vibrate, trembled)
• Ngejor  + (shake, tremble)
• Magejeran  + (shake; vibrate; move repeatedly quickly)
• Pracalain  + (shake;shook)
• Kapracala  + (shaken (by); rocked (by))
• Gatar  + (shakes; trill)
• Magajikan  + (shaking, vibrating, caused by wind, earthquake, etc)
• Magenjongan  + (shaking; trembling)
• Genjang-genjong  + (shaking; trembling; waddle)
• Genjong-genjong  + (shaking; trembling; waddle)
• Ogah  + (shaky, loose, wobbly)
• Pracala  + (shaky; shake)
• Jagi  + (a word that donates future tense, the equivalent of "akan" in Indonesian.)
• Ngebet  + (dig up, break into, dig out, break into, loosen with crowbar (rocks, etc))

• Babuk  + (shallow)
• Daken  + (shallow)

• Paso  + (shallow red clay bowl with a flared rim, used for washing hands, etc)
• Panglaklakan  + (shallow tray of metal or fired clay, with circular depressions on top)
• Sengkui  + (shallow tray-like rectangular basket made of green coconut leaf (slepan) used as a food container for one karang of "bat")
• Om swastyastu  + (may God give you health, a common greeting, often seen written in tulisan Bali on signs and over gates)
• Balian tetakson  + (shaman to consult about supernatural things)
• Balian tenung  + (shaman fortune teller)
• Balian manak  + (shaman who helps people give birth)
• Ngengengan  + (talk too much)
• Kabilbil  + (shame)
• Kelet  + (very tight, constricted, crowded, too small to have something enter it)
• Kimudang  + (shame it; do not be too confident)
• Blulung  + (shameless, thick skin, tough person)
• Ambuh  + (shampoo, water that has been trickled or leached through wood ashes)
• Mamondok  + (shanty;inhabited the cottage)
• Jeneng  + (shape)
• Jeeg  + (shape)
• Calung  + (large container made of coconut shell with string, formerly used, among other things, to contain salt)
• Ules  + (shape, outward appearance, color, outside of something, wrapper, cover for mattress or cushion, glove, skin of animal)
• Adeg  + (shape; body shape)
• Goba  + (face)
• Kalikukun  + (tree (Tiliaceae), small to medium tree, that is common to the Bukit)
• Wanguna  + (shaped)
• Ukur  + (shaped effigy used in a cremation ceremony … shaped effigy used in a cremation ceremony made of Chinese coins that are sewn onto a white cloth that has various symbols drawn on it. The cloth, plus other offerings is called kajang and is carried to the cemetery and burned along with the remains. The word ukur means "ith the remains. The word ukur means &quot)
• Nagasari  + (Indian rose chestnut, Mesua ferrea (Guttiferae), medium tree)