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• Nyiramin  + (sprinkle, is sprinkled with water)
• Kasiratin  + (sprinkled)
• Kaketisang  + (sprinkled (about holy water) (by))
• Kapencarang  + (sprinkled (about holy water) (undirect form))
• Ketisanga  + (sprinkled (by someone))
• Kaketisin  + (sprinkled (by))
• Panyiratan  + (sprinkler, stick for sprinkling holy water)
• Lecir  + (plant newly emerged)
• Tunggak  + (In debt)
• Maplosor  + (sprout a buds (banana leaf))
• Seen  + (sprout out, put out new leaves)
• Entik-entikan  + (sprouts; herbs; plants)
• Plingseranga  + (spun; rotated (by someone))
• Tegil  + (vestigal inside toe of cock corresponding to human thumb)
• Rangdunan  + (The horns on the legs of the rooster that are small and pointing up.)
• Magebrus  + (spurt)
• Magebros  + (spurt out loud (water))
• Mata-mata  + (spy)
• Dolop  + (spy)
• Intip  + (spy on, watch surreptitiously, lurk, lie in wait, peep)
• Ngintip  + (watch someone unobserved; peep through a hole in a fence; peep over a wall;)
• Nolop  + (spying; keep it a secret)
• Merepat  + (square)
• Keben  + (square basket with fitted cover, made of thin, good quality, tightly woven, split bamboo)
• Kober  + (square or rectangular flag carried in reli … square or rectangular flag carried in religious procession. Sometimes: any flag or the decoration of a sampian or other parts of an offering that forms a small flag at the end of a coconut leaf, created by cutting away attachments of the leaf below the base of the flag so it is supported only by the lid. Vs. kober, without taling = to acquiesce, be willing or able (compare kobar = flame)be willing or able (compare kobar = flame))

• Bangkalan  + (square package of bamboo string for use in making ambengan roofs)

• Misah  + (squash)
• Waluh  + (squash)
• Nyongkok  + (squat)
• Jongkok  + (squat)
• Ngeed  + (squat)
• Jangkak-jongkok  + (squat down)
• Makriut  + (squeak (e.g. door))
• Pesengan  + (squeezable, something that has been squeezed out, like toothpaste from a tube)
• Pepes  + (a food mxiture of meat or fish with spices wrapped in a banana leaf and roasted or heated on a hot piece of metal without oil)
• Nglimpun  + (use heat to bend a piece of wood, such as bamboo)
• Peseng  + (squeeze)
• Peres  + (squeeze)
• Rames  + (slivers of various foods used in making various dishes of ebatan. Rames tataban, slivers of turtle chest cartilage, are common in Jimbaran)
• Meres  + (squeeze continuously with fingers as when squeezing orange to make juice or usam to make santen, squeeze out, press, fill until the surface is level)
• Nyaket  + (squeeze something, clamp something)
• Tumpes  + (squeeze with fingers)
• Numpes  + (push shove, urge)
• Caket  + (squeeze, clamp, nut cutting tool)
• Nyolek  + (push with the ends of the fingers)
• Pecuk  + (squeeze, wrinkle)
• Morotin  + (squeeze/drain (people's property/money) in a cunning way until it runs out (money or other people's property))
• Mabejek  + (squeezed)
• Kaperesang  + (squeezed)
• Kaperes  + (squeezed (by))
• Kapeseng  + (squeezed (by))