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• Paramasiwa  + (that aspect of Siwa that regulates the predominance of Siwa and Sadasiwa Paramasiwa is called pengendali, which means controller or regulator)
• Leluune  + (that garbage/waste/rubbish; the garbage/waste/rubbish)
• Panelah  + (that has been paid)
• Kepanggungan  + (that is held at in front of a large temporary shrine (panggung) that is set up outside the main entrance to a temple or house compound)
• Pangliklik  + (that is not yet old, but is older than a young cocoenut)
• Mabiukukung  + (that is performed in rice field as the rice begins to turn yellow, just before harvest)
• Lembu  + (that is used as a sarcophagus at cremations)
• Pusut  + (that is used to make a hole in something. by twirling its shaft between palms of hand)
• Ngaran  + (that is; i.e; viz; namely)
• Nyantel  + (that link with)
• Amunika  + (that much)
• Masakapan  + (that part of the wedding ceremony held in the bale after ceremonies in sanggah and in front of paon (makalakala))
• Sengeng-sengeng  + (that smell bad)
• Napetan  + (that something has always been so)
• Totonan  + (that very one, those very things, (emphatic form of ento))
• Kenten  + (that way, like that, thus)
• Pangingkeban  + (rice one panguskusan of steamed rice, about 5 kg.)
• Pangulihan  + (that which is returned to giver, reward)
• Pabaos  + (that which is said)
• Ulat  + (that which one sees)
• Panumadian  + (that which is reincarnated)
• Awanane  + (that's why; the cause; therefore)
• Sane  + (which; that as; first)
• Ane  + (in the past)
• Sid  + (at or to the place or home of a person)

• Alune  + (the / a monitor lizard)

• Penyekeban  + (special day for ripening fruit to be used … special day for ripening fruit to be used in Galungan offerings. Four days before Galungan, on Redite Dunggulan, unripe bananas, to be used in Galungan offerings, are put into a large clay jar. Green leaves, preferably those of the tenguli or mentoro trees, are added. Then the of the jar is then sealed on with mud and a small fire is maintained on top of the lid for several days until the fruit within has ripened. Word comes from sekeb, meaning to ripen fruit by enclosing it in something. Nowadays calcium carbide is usedomething. Nowadays calcium carbide is used)
• Maselancar  + (The act of looking through categories to find information, as opposed to "searching" .)
• Palalian  + (the act of playing a game, gambling, playing with a toy, etc)
• Ngajeng  + (The active action of eating. Eg I am eating rice/titiang ngajeng nasi. Used in polite conversation when referring to one's self.)
• Abet  + (say)
• Pasaur  + (the answer; replication)
• Pakantenane  + (the appearance; the form)
• Penjor  + (offering consisting of a bamboo pole with decorations)
• Pandan  + (Pandanus, or the Fragant Pandanus, is the only Pandanaceae family with scented leaves.)
• Kanag  + (the attitude of the body with his chest forward)
• Madengan  + (awe)
• Kuncit  + (the back of the head, just above the neck)
• Teba  + (behind house compound where there are bushes)
• Nania  + (the Balinese characters whose location depends on the main letter that symbolizes the sound ya)
• Songket  + (The Balinese songket is woven from the off-side. The patterns made from gold or colored thread are woven individually with colored thread or gold thread wrapped around flat cards.)
• Parasparan jagat  + (The Balinese synonym for "ecosystem", deri … The Balinese synonym for "ecosystem", derived from Sanskrit origin. Balinese language has no single lexical term for ecosystem, but it has a longer phrase of similar meanings. Based on comparison of the meanings, the Balinese word for ecosystem is either "parasparan jagat" or "parasparan prani". "parasparan jagat" or "parasparan prani".)
• Goak  + (Slender-billed Crow, Large-billed Crow, Literally: Like a crow naming himself)
• Tebel-tebel  + (hoya or local vine)
• Gabah  + (the base form of 'gegabah' which means thoughtful in speaking not thinking)
• Penodalan  + (Saniscara (Saturday) Umanis Sungsang)
• Entung  + (throw away something that is not usable)
• Gaang  + (crawl)
• Ganda  + (smell; which generally comes from the fragrance of flowers (AMI/Alus Mider))
• Gambah  + (unravel)
• Engsut  + (the basic form of the word 'ngangsut' which means to get stuck)