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List of results

• 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)
• Jekjek  + (step on with feet, tread on)
• Nyekjek  + (step on, set foot on, stamp, tread down)
• Langkah  + (step over something)
• Nungkang  + (step up)
• Enjekin  + (stepped on, trampled on)
• Ginjal  + (kidney)
• Tatar  + (clear; clear explanation; vivid)
• Tragtag  + (ramp: a slope or inclined plane for joining two different levels, as at the entrance or between floors of a building.)
• Taru Kepah  + (Sterculia foetida Linn or known as Bastard Poon Tree is a very large tree. The tree commonly found in cemeteries and associated with cultural practices in Bali as dwelling spirit so offering is made to this tree.)
• Jengis  + (stern)
• Banggi  + (stern, stubborn)
• Ulun  + (of abdomen)

• Adonan  + (stew, hash, batter)

• Rebusan  + (stew; boiled water; boiled (something))
• Sedahan  + (tax collector)
• Bantang  + (stick)
• Katik  + (a handle or shaft, stem or stalk of a plant)
• Ancang  + (buster)
• Templek  + (stick)
• Kareketang  + (stick (by) ; attached (by))
• Nyelek  + (stick finger into something, poke with finger, plant something by poking it into ground, push something into something else)
• Nyusuk  + (push and shove in a crowd)
• Susuk  + (money returned, change)
• Pangirikang  + (device for separating kapok from seeds)
• Taplekang  + (stick it)
• Reketang  + (stick it in)
• Taplekin  + (stick it on)
• Nempel  + (stick on to something)
• Basur  + (protruding (e.g. stomach, teeth))
• Nyel  + (stick out)
• Ngewerin  + (mock someone, ridicule someone)
• Ngancengan  + (stick something in the ground like a linggis)
• Nyelekang  + (stick something into something else)
• Nlepek  + (stick to)
• Naplekin  + (stick to)
• Neket  + (stick to something)
• Leket  + (stick to, adhere to)
• Ngengketin  + (stick two things together)