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• Paningalanne  + (his/her eyes)
• Siarane  + (the channel; that channel (about television))
• Margane  + (the street; the way; the road)
• Gurune  + (the teacher; his/her teacher)
• Kawigunane  + (its usefulness; its benefits; the benefits)
• Pajalanne  + (his/her journey)
• Tipine  + (the television; the tv)
• Gaene  + (the work; his/her work)
• Nasine  + (the rice; that rice)
• Mejane  + (the desk; the table)
• Bibihne  + (suffix {ne} states ownership or clarifying the words followed. Almost the same as possessive pronoun in English. In the word 'bibihne' it can be interpreted as 'his/her lips')
• Tundunne  + (his/her back)
• Raksasane  + (the monster; that monster; that giant)
• Kamarne  + (his/her room (bedroom))
• Sekolahne  + (his/her school)
• Kukunne  + (his/her nail)
• Bekbekan  + (full)
• Mapleking  + (suffocated to shrink in the middle)
• Canange  + (sufiks {-e} pada kata "canange" menyatakan kepemilikan atau memperjelas kata yang diikuti. Hampir sama dengan partikel 'the' dalam bahasa Inggris.)
• Bangkiangne  + (his/her waist)
• Gendis  + (sugar)
• Tebu  + (sugar "Saccharum officinarum")
• Creretin  + (sugar, solution poured on top of food)
• Jaka  + (sugar, palm)
• Bluluk  + (sugar, palm fruit)

• Ambu  + (sugar, palm leaves)

• Gula  + (sugar, white, granulated cane sugar, as compared with the brown gula Bali or gula barak that is obtained from the sugar palm or coconut palm)
• Ngusulang  + (suggest)
• Mapiteket  + (suggest, advise)
• Ngusul  + (suggest, make suggestion)
• Usul  + (suggestion)
• Pitutur  + (suggestion)
• Tatimbang  + (suggestion)
• Piteket  + (suggestion; advice)
• Sugian  + (three days Rebo through Sukra, (Wednesday … three days Rebo through Sukra, (Wednesday through Friday) of the 10 Pawukon week, Sungsang are called Sugian (or Sugi): Sugian Tenten (or Pengenten), Sugian Jawa, and Sugian Bali. Galungan comes five days after Sugian Bali. The word sugian is derived from sugi, which means , or, taken broadly, . Sugian tenten is the day for awakening oneself to the approaching festival of Galunganlf to the approaching festival of Galungan)
• Alihpati  + (suicide)
• Salalhpati  + (suicide, a person who commits suicide was … suicide, a person who commits suicide was buried in the sema salah and had to have two ngaben ceremonies. Those who died of accident, alih pati, also had to be buried in the sema salah. Not done any more. Pati, according to Linud, means dead, and is Balinese, which is different than the Sanskrit pati meaning animal.ent than the Sanskrit pati meaning animal.)
• Pangus  + (suitable, appropriate)
• Pantes  + (suitable, polite, pleasant, handsome, right, fitting, proper, good way)
• Pagli  + (suitable; compatible)
• Sukan  + (well (for water))
• Pengredanaan  + (Sukra (Friday) Kliwon of the week Watugunung)
• Nguntul  + (look down, downcast eyes and face, prostrate onself, bow head as if embarrassed)
• Gebog  + (sum, total, group of people)
• Cendekang  + (summarize)
• Cacak  + (summarize, count one by one, paraphrase)
• Ngulap  + (summon someone by waving hand)
• Nauhin  + (summon someone, command someone, tell someone something)
• Ngatag  + (summon, invite with a clear or distinct voice)
• Dadawuhan  + (summons, command, calling)
• Madengdeng  + (sun)