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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "shoulder". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Atelahan  + (short time, length of time it takes to smoke a cigarette or something)
  • Cendek  + (short, brief)
  • Konslet  + (short-circuit)
  • Jalan sunutan  + (shortcut as an alternative, usually the condition is worse than the main road)
  • Mundatang  + (shorten (about clothes))
  • Mundatin  + (shorten (about clothes))
  • Pakejepin  + (shorten the time)
  • Ngrutrut  + (shorten; cut)
  • Marutrut  + (shorten; shortened)
  • Kagantutang  + (shortened)
  • Kapundatin  + (shortened; made shorter (about clothes))
  • Me  + (shorthand way of saying "mother")
  • Rangsek  + (out oh breath)
  • Matembak  + (shot)
  • Sebenehne  + (should)
  • Nyegara  + (procession to beach after a large ceremony to thank all sources of holy water and to tell them that the karya has been successfully completed, and then the tegen-tegen offering, is thrown into the sea)
  • Padmasana  + (shrine, important shrine that is found in many temples)
  • Nyeret  + (eat (an extremely low form, perhaps the lowest)
  • Pulasari  + (tree that is used in traditional medicine)
  • Jambu  + (rose apple)
  • Trimurthi  + (triad of Hindu gods: Wisnu, Iswara, and Brahma, gods of the directions north, east, and south, passing clockwise)
  • Kecap  + (soy sauce)
  • Piit  + (dwarf)
  • Sapatutne  + (should, actually, the right thing)
  • Benehné  + (should, must)
  • Panegenan  + (shoulder pole)
  • Kompek  + (shoulder, purse with cord, usually woven from thin strips of bamboo)
  • Pala  + (reward (e.g. karma pala, fruit of one's actions))
  • Nyeritin  + (shout to someone, call to someone)
  • Jerit-jerit  + (shout, a loud call or cry)
  • Mageluran  + (shouting; screaming; exclaim (say, call, etc.) in a loud voice; squealing)
  • Sogok  + (push steadily straight ahead)
  • Celekang  + (shove, stick something into)
  • Skop  + (shovel)
  • Bebalihan  + (show)
  • Edeng  + (show)
  • Sinahang  + (show)
  • Ngenahin  + (show)
  • Ngadokan  + (show off big biceps)
  • Mamer  + (show off oneself to someone else)
  • Ngenyud-ngenyudin  + (show something that arouses appetite)
  • Ngedengin  + (show something to someone)
  • Kajengat-kajengit  + (teeth)
  • Ngeder  + (show the self)
  • Ngecarumin  + (show up for group work but not do anythingshow up for group work but not do anything. This word comes from kecarum, sweet basil, which has a pungent odor, but no taste. The idea is that the people in the work group can smell but cannot taste. Show up and work go together normally. But, in this case, one only shows up, but does not do the other thing that is expected of him.o the other thing that is expected of him.)
  • Mamesu  + (show up, come out, appear)
  • Ngamijilang  + (show up, give birth to someone)
  • Majengit  + (show upper teeth (as dog when displaying anger))
  • Notang  + (show; choose)
  • Enahang  + (show; show it; reveal)