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• Kantil  + (smallest and highest pitched of the ten-keyed gangsas in a gong kebyar)
• Salah soca  + (smallest mesh of throwing net, jala, used for very small fish)
• Limo  + (musk lime)
• Kenong  + (smallest of the gongs in a gong kebyar musical group)
• Pangot  + (a tool used for shaping or smoothing wood in woodcarving adjustable head that can rotate)
• Kucing  + (sardine, called lemuru in Bahasa Indonesia … sardine, called lemuru in Bahasa Indonesia. The word kucing also means cat in Bahasa Indonesia. However, kucing is not related to the fish called "catfish" in the Westt. Fish may be eaten fresh or salted, dried in the sun to make gerang or sold for use as aniimal feed. Largest size is called kucingniimal feed. Largest size is called kucing)
• Panyongcongan  + (tool, kind of for hollowing out logs for jukung, having a convex blade that can be rotated along its long axis)
• Patunggalan  + (smallest size of fishing boat with outrigger (jukung) that holds one person)
• Jeding  + (clay container with a curved opening)
• Cukit  + (smallpox injections)
• Wikan  + (know, be familiar with)
• Dueg  + (smart, clever)
• Ririh  + (smart; clever)
• Nyacak  + (smash something)
• Enyag  + (smashed, shattered, melted, fused, dissolved, broken into small pieces)
• Nyolekin  + (smear something on something else, as with tepung tawar on palms)
• Poledang  + (smear; spread)
• Moled  + (smear; stain)
• Poled  + (smear; stain; spread)
• Mapoled  + (smeared)
• Kapoled  + (smeared)
• Roes  + (smeared (about the mouth))
• Poledina  + (smeared (by someone))
• Kapoles  + (smeared; applied)
• Marue-rue  + (smeared; messy (about mouth))
• Poledanga  + (smeared; oiled)
• Kapoledin  + (smeared; spread)
• Kapoledang  + (smeared; spreaded)
• Poleda  + (smeared; spreaded)

• Adek  + (smell)
• Bo  + (smell)
• Mabo  + (smell)
• Mebo  + (smell)
• Ngambu  + (smell)
• Ngarek  + (smell)
• Ngasir  + (smell)
• Ngedusin  + (smell)
• Ngungas  + (smell)

• Ambu  + (sugar, palm leaves)
• Mangsit  + (smell like urine)
• Ngas  + (smell of sweat)
• Angus  + (smell of burned rice or other similar food)
• Pengit  + (smell of burning hair, burning garbage)
• Alid  + (smell of fish)
• Pengah  + (smell or taste of the peel of orange)
• Ngadek  + (smell something, scent something, trace scent of something)
• Miik  + (smell, fragrant, kiss)
• Wangi  + (smell, having a nice odor)
• Sengeng  + (smell, having the smell of something burned)
• Kedusin  + (Smell, smell the smell)
• Ngendus  + (smell, sniff)
• Ganda  + (smell; which generally comes from the fragrance of flowers (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Andih  + (smelling like fresh blood)
• Mambu  + (smelly, spoiled)
• Makenyem  + (smile)
• Nyujur  + (smile)
• Kenyem  + (smile)
• Kenyeman  + (smile)
• Makenyir  + (smile)