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• Banban  + (slow)
• Del  + (late maturing)
• Gapul  + (sticky, group, bundle)
• Badoh  + (slow)
• Regem  + (slow)
• Bligud  + (slow)
• Randat  + (slow)
• Grepe  + (groping; reach)
• Gamol  + (slow (about work; walk, etc.))
• Ngales  + (tough flexible, rubbery, not easily broken, not tasty because hard, , leathery)
• Kadatang  + (slow down)
• Bedu  + (slow to do something)
• Dlehdeh  + (slow walking)
• Gapo  + (slow; slow because of old age)
• Baged  + (slow; sluggish)
• Banbananga  + (slowed down)
• Alon-alon  + (slowly)
• Tamis-tamis  + (slowly)
• Marigedan  + (slowly (walking))
• Nyeretang  + (slowly act slowly, do something slowly)
• Klasak-klisik  + (slowly wake up; move slowly)
• Jangkrut  + (slug, sea slug, sea cucumber with a pale, variegated color)
• Ngrumpiuk  + (sluggish;lethargic; not powerful ; tired)
• Dempet munyine  + (slurred)
• Mamekel  + (sly, crafty, tricky)
• Nigtig  + (smack, beat, scourge, thresh padi by beating it on a board)
• Manteg  + (smack, slap (with something, e.g. stick, not necessarily on ground))

• Alit  + (small)
• Cenil  + (small)
• Cili  + (small)
• Kitik  + (small)

• Nista  + (poor smallest and least expensive of the three possible levels of a ceremony, the highest being called madudus, the medium level nadi)
• Bedik  + (small amount)
• Bedik-bedik  + (small amount, a little bit of something)
• Kedok  + (small and shallow hole (on the ground))
• Makedokan  + (small and shallow holes)
• Kedokan  + (small and shallow holes)
• Pis Kunci  + (small and thin black holed coins; thin ancient coin money with a hole in the middle with black color.)
• Jung  + (small animal soaked in arak and eaten)
• Ngelap  + (small area quickly by rubbing without abrasive)
• Prancak  + (set of)
• Kampek  + (small bags of bamboo or palm leaves for betel places)
• Tiing jajang  + (small bamboo)
• Kitut  + (small banana near tip of shoot that bears fruit)
• Dedungkian  + (small basket usually woven of bamboo, worn in back of waist at the small of the back)
• Kekepe  + (small basket, often a penarak, in which a seller puts his or her money)
• Sidem  + (small black ant)
• Brekis  + (small black ant)
• Pipis jepun  + (small black holed coins; ancient coin money with a hole in the middle with black color.)
• Bintil  + (small boils)
• Sasabet  + (small broom made of central spines of coconut leaves (lidi) used for sweeping bed)
• Kakul  + (small bucket-shaped basket made of mature coconut leaves (slepan), or in some areas of lontar palm leaves, skewered together and used as container for daksina offering)
• Seningan  + (small bundle of padi Bali that is removed from a rice bale in a storage barn and pounded for immediate use)
• Pakecritcrit  + (small bursts)