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• 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)
• Paci-paci  + (plant (Lamiaceae))
• Kaleng  + (small can)
• Rontong  + (small cans; measure of palawija (beans and nut plant))
• Klopok  + (small cardboard box)
• Gook  + (opening: hollow, hole)
• Cara-cara  + (small cockroach)
• Keteng  + (small coin, pis bolong)
• Base temisi  + (small cone shaped container made of two bas (betel) leaves containing ingredients of the betel chew, tatampinan, plus a small wad of tobacco that protrudes)
• Tubungan  + (something added on top)
• Kulit  + (skin, rind, bark, leather, shell)
• Gagad  + (Small creatures that infest, but do not kill chickens, especially after they have hatched eggs. It bothers people by crawling on them.)
• Ketepluk  + (used by Bujangga Wesnawa)
• Soksokan  + (small cylindrical basket made of don ental with a top like a small saab)
• Panyangkaan  + (small cylindrical metal pot used as a mold for making a cylinder of steamed rice)
• Tabia bun  + (long pepper, piper retrofractum (Piperaceae))
• Sarah  + (small debris washed up on the beach)
• Gegilik  + (small decorative hoop that is sewed into place just below the rim of some kinds of baskets)
• Sloki  + (small drinking glass)
• Gupek  + (play the traditional drum named 'kendang')
• Ketipluk  + (small drum used specifically by priests of the Vaishnava group)

• Badeeng  + (small edible black crab that lives in the coral at the edge of the suung)

• Kembal  + (small finely made bamboo basket (keben), about 18 x 18 c. bottom and 15 cm. high)
• Jembung  + (small fired clay bowl, about the size of a drinking glass or mug for komoh, or other soup dishes)
• Mujair  + (small fish used as bait)
• Sarah  + (small debris washed up on the beach)
• Cecak  + (small gecko)
• Cicak  + (small gecko)
• Cekcek  + (small gecko)
• Kerikil  + (small gravel)
• Pusut  + (that is used to make a hole in something. by twirling its shaft between palms of hand)
• Kroso  + (small hex weave bamboo basket, like a miniature keranjang maman sampi, that is tied over the nose of a cow while it is plowing)
• Pleking  + (small in the middle; thin)
• Perean  + (small jars)
• Cotek  + (small kind of fish)
• Nyinying  + (small kind of mouse)
• Blandingan  + (tree (Leguminosae))
• Leper  + (small lumpian)
• Gegrabadan  + (food added to be and rice given to a pedanda priest, e.g. jaja and fruits)
• Mogong  + (parrotfish any of several medium to large, usually brightly colored reef fishes of the family Scaridae that have teeth fused into a beak, enabling them to feed on the animals inside the coral of a reef)
• Engit  + (so little)
• Ngit  + (fruit fly, any small fly-like insect)
• Nasi sasah  + (small offerings formed by sprinkling rice and serundeng on top of takir (base of banana or coconut leaves) and decorated with flowers)
• Tajuk  + (stick used to make hole in plowed ground for planting rice (padi), soybeans (kedele), or other kinds of beans or peanuts (kacang))
• Penuli  + (small paintbrush)
• Bikul malaibang pamanggangan  + (small person trying to do a big thing (mouse runs away with grill))
• Wayang-wayang  + (small piece of banana stem, gedebong, used as a sort of handle into which several sate sticks are inserted so that they may be grilled all at the same time)