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This page provides a simple browsing interface for finding entities described by a property and a named value. Other available search interfaces include the page property search, and the ask query builder.
List of results
- Ngamaling + (steal)
- Colong + (steal)
- Ngutil + (pick)
- Nyolong + (steal)
- Mamaling + (steal a girl for one's wife with or without her consent)
- Ngleb + (enter entirely into something)
- Ngrusuhin + (steal; misbehave; do evil)
- Nglengit + (steal; sopped)
- Ngrusuh + (steal; thief; making riots)
- Nyuti rupa + (stealth, fake form)
- Nglindung + (stealthily, be circuitous)
- Kedus + (steam)
- Nguskus + (steam)
- Nasi + (steamed rice)
- Kerecet + (rice cake)
- Pangkon + (steamed rice prepared for ebat that is formed into a thin, flat cylinder in a shallow dish and then emptied upside down onto another plate. Fifteen pangkon make up one bale, since they are smaller than punjung, of which ten make one bale.)
- Besi + (steel)
- Siower + (steel rim of wagon wheel)
- Taji + (steel spur attached to leg of cock for cockfight)
- Pamotongan + (steel strip used to cut pot from potter's wheel)
- Panglondowan + (tool, kind of for weeding rice fields consisting of a small board, about 13 cm. long, on the end of a long bamboo pole)
- Cepung + (steep)
- Iding + (steep)
- Tegah + (steep)
- Pengung + (steep and deep)
- Abing +
- Ngampan + (steep cliff)
- Rejeng + (steep cliffs; lava that has frozen and sharp)
- Sampi + (steer)
- Nyetir + (steer something)
- Setir + (steering wheel)
- Papah + (stem and midrib of palm or banana leaf; stalk)
- Blongkang + (stem of leaf of punyan jak, the vascular bundles that can be twisted into string for use in tying fish hook to swivel)
- Makatih-katihan + (stemmed)
- Kenyeri + (yellow bells)
- Tangga + (step)
- Dungkang + (step)
- Nindak + (step)
- Tiri + (step)
- Minggir + (step aside; pull over)
- Rangkad + (step back)
- Sirigang + (step back; make it step back)
- Menekin + (step into; ride; up)
- Pangked + (story of a building)
- Ngentap + (step on)
- Napak + (step on something)
- Ngenjek + (step on something)
- Ngenjekin + (step on something once)
- Nyekjek + (step on, set foot on, stamp, tread down)
- Jekjek + (step on with feet, tread on)