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• Namping  + (near be near, be at the side of, be close to, put something next to someone or next to something else; accompanied by)
• Marong-roang  + (side by side; in groups)
• Olah  + (paddle: single blade)
• Gecok  + (side dishes from chopped meat mixed with grated coconut or vegetable leaves)
• Penyon  + (cylinder cake, made from pounded rice, and filled with 'unti')
• Tum isi  + (side dishes made from meat along with Balinese spices, wrapped in young banana leaves and steamed)
• Jejambalan  + (side dishes that are eaten without rice, (people) are used by the game)
• Teleh  + (side of chinese coin that has 4 Chinese characters)
• Lambung  + (side of body at the waist+D3551)
• Terep  + (side of chinese coin that has 2 Chiinese characters)
• Bulak-balik  + (back and forth; commuted)
• Aneh  + (pair one of)
• Sisi  + (side, trim, border, place outside of room, … side, trim, border, place outside of room, shore, rim, edge, strip next to or on outside of something, e.g. a living fence. Sisin pagehe is the strip of land next to a living fence. Pageh, without any qualifying adjectives, is usually taken to mean a living fence. Sisin umahe means area on outside of a house, not insideans area on outside of a house, not inside)
• Pinggir  + (side; edge)
• Jebres  + (sideboards)
• Kapeng  + (sideburns)
• Trotoar  + (sidewalk)
• Gamparan  + (wooden sandals)
• Nyangut  + (siding with the person with most advantageous circumstances)
• Naneng  + (sient; quiet)
• Sidi  + (sieve, strainer, usually made from strips of bamboo loosely woven into the shape of a flat tray or shallow cone)
• Masidi  + (sieved)
• Magosog  + (sieved, sifted)
• Ngosog  + (sift fine material, such as flour, using a fine-mesh wire screen = sift coarse material such as flour with open mesh sifter, usually made of strips of bamboo))
• Nyidi  + (sift, relatively coarse materials, e.g. gravel, sand, using a sieve with open mesh)

• Angseg  + (sigh, be out of breath)

• Madekuhan  + (sighed for pity)
• Paningalan  + (sight, ability to see)
• Nyahjah ulangun  + (sightseeing to enjoy the beauty of nature)
• Maplesiran  + (sightseeing; trip; vacation; travel)
• Lambang  + (roof plate member of the roof structure of a house)
• Papan  + (sign)
• Tetenger  + (sign)
• Pakelep  + (sign)
• Ngranjing  + (go up)
• Neken  + (sign name)
• Sawen  + (sign of prohibition)
• Seh  + ((séh) - replacement:, substitute, spare clothes, change of clothes, set or suit of clothes)
• Sawe  + (sign or symbol of ownership, e.g. pole stuck in the ground showing that someone owns a pile of things next to it)
• Samsam  + (offering finely chopped edible leaves mixed in offerings)
• Kecek  + (blind (one eye))
• Seretin  + (sign, be given a sign at a glance, give a sign very quickly)
• Pangandeg  + (sign, indicating that something should be stopped)
• Sepanduk  + (sign, long, thin sign, often suspended across the road, with name, or greeting, or announcement)
• Wangsit  + (premonition of danger)
• Ciri  + (sign, symbol, mark, feature, characteristic)
• Tanda  + (sign, token, mark)
• Praciri  + (sign; alert; mark; trait)
• Tekenan  + (signature)
• Lingga tangan  + (signature; A name written in a distinctive way and shape by the hands of the person who owns the name itself as a personal marker)
• Serempet  + (a hit or glancing blow)