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• Pendang  + (straight (about cow's or buffalo's horn))
• Benengan  + (straight ahead)
• Mancerin  + (straight ahead, steer the course)
• Seleran  + (straight edge)
• Kalikosta  + (tree (Leguminosae))
• Rajeg  + (straight up)
• Jejeg  + (straight up, upright)
• Ngangsud  + (straight, a flat, flexible object by pulling it along the back side of a knife)
• Lunas  + (culm (the hollow stem of a grass), removed)
• Rurus  + (straight; lengthening only in one direction, without curves or curves (about lines, roads, etc.))
• Tajeg  + (Straighten)
• Jejerang  + (straighten up)
• Jegjegang  + (straighten up)
• Ngrurusang  + (straighten up; make it straight; make straight; stretching)
• Rurusang  + (straighten; make it straight)
• Kencang  + (tight rope)
• Karurusang  + (straightened out; straightened)
• Nyaip  + (strain, filter with a relatively coarse strainer)
• Saip  + (strain, filter, sieve)
• Nyaring  + (strain, filter, usually with a relatively fine strainer, sieve)
• Majanteng  + (strained strings)
• Panyaringan  + (strainer, filter that has relatively fine openings, usually used for liquids)
• Saringan  + (strainer, filter, as for washing vegetables)
• Panyaipan  + (strainer, filter, separator, usually used … strainer, filter, separator, usually used for draining water from vegetables, etc., usually made of loosely woven bamboo strips as a kind of basket in the shape of a flat cone, something like a kuskusan, or in the shape of a flattened hemispherical basket shape of a flattened hemispherical basket)
• Aneh  + (pair one of)

• Aeng  + (strange, unusual, very extraordinary)

• Asing  + (stranger)
• Bandut  + (harness or straps used to secure something to the body or another object)
• Kecotan  + (straw)
• Pipet  + (straw for drinking)
• Bluang  + (stray dogs)
• Ngliwat  + (pass over, pass beyond)
• Ngentel  + (streak)
• Contreng  + (streak, scratch, tattoo)
• Maruntunan  + (streak; in sequence;continuous ; in a row)
• Sangsiah  + (streaked)
• Malesat  + (streaking; run very fast)
• Pancoran  + (shower, jet, spray, water spout)
• Mambaan  + (street; liaison; lane)
• Mabakuh  + (strengthen)
• Ngangkep  + (strengthen by doubling, do two things)
• Taku  + (embankment)
• Pangenteg  + (strengthen, something that makes one's power stronger and steady)
• Embad  + (bound morpheme forms that cannot stand alone or are always bound to other morphemes, for example 'kaembadang' which means 'stretched')
• Ngencanang  + (stretch out)
• Nguadang  + (stretch out; stretch; straighten up)
• Mauadan  + (stretch, as before exercising)
• Makiud  + (stretch, body after waking up, warp, bend)
• Ngenyadan  + (stretch, elastic material tight, taut)
• Ngeer  + (stretch, out a job over a longer period of time than is necessary)
• Manyadan  + (stretch, something elastic)