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• Gaus-gaus  + (snorting)
• Ngenges  + (snot)
• Salju  + (snow)
• Galang apadang  + (so bright; very bright)
• Wera  + (so drunk as to disclose a secret, act improperly)
• Labak  + (near the horizon)
• Engit  + (so little)
• Makuburan Bali  + (promise ladbadan, a kind of pun on the word sema, which means cemetery)
• Monto  + (so much, as much, certain amount, that much)
• Asapunika  + (so much; like that; that much)
• Kaput  + (wrapper, garment)
• Mangda  + (so that)
• Apanga  + (so that)
• Apang  + (so that, in order to, should, let him, must)
• Dangap-dangap  + (mat: coconut leaf mat tied around trunk of tree to prevent people from climbing)
• Ental  + (lontar leaf book, the whole lontar book is referred to as don ental matulis macakepan)
• Dados  + (may; can; shall; might)
• Ngemem  + (soak for a long time)
• Nyeduhang  + (soak in hot water for someone)
• Nyeduh  + (pour boiling water on something)
• Lepeg  + (soaked; very wet; really wet)
• Lecig  + (soaking wet)
• Bengilan  + (soaking wet)
• Nyoyor  + (lean incline to one side)
• Sesed  + (sob very much)

• Angseg-angseg  + (sob, gasp for breath)

• Sigsigan  + (sob; hiccup; sobbing)
• Ngekop  + (a head)
• Joged  + (social dance in which a solo female dancer, accomepanied by a bungbung orchestra, selects men from the crowd of onlookers and dances with them in a provocative way)
• Seka  + (society, group)
• Kaos  + (socks, lamp socks)
• Soda  + (offering large offering on a tray consisting of various kinds of food, such as complete rice, jaja, many fruits, canang)
• Gebuh  + (loose)
• Alus  + (refined (behavior, appearance))
• Benyek  + (soft and sticky like mud)
• Iwel  + (rice cake)
• Katul  + (soft smooth)
• Mbuk  + (soft, flabby, mushy, tender, as meat, soft, as the seat of a bicycle or pillow, spongy, weak)
• Paras  + (soft, gray stone from which stone carvings are cut; an ashy sandstone)
• Gigis  + (soft, not loud)
• Lembat  + (soft, smooth)
• Melekang  + (soften; make it flabby or soft)
• Kabelekang  + (softened (by))
• Benyel  + (soggy, wet, oily, greasy, tough, not tender)
• Panabuhan  + (soil)
• Sokasi  + (derived from sok nasi, a basket for cooked rice)
• Panakahan  + (sok of a standard size for selling salt)
• Kala  + (seventh day of the 8-day week)
• Laku  + (way, path, conduct, location of something alive)
• Payu  + (confirm that something will surely occur)
• Telah  + (All used up, finished, no more left, gone)