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• Kenehanga  + (think about it)
• Rambang  + (memorize)
• Pinehin  + (think about it; think about (something))
• Tlektekang  + (pay attention to something)
• Ngrambang  + (about something, have concern for something)
• Nahenang  + (endure e.g. pain, unpleasant condition)
• Dayanin  + (think carefully)
• Idepang  + (obey (advice), suppose)
• Rikrikang  + (think of effort; plan effort)
• Ngrikrik  + (think of effort; planning effort; plan something)
• Pineh-pinehin  + (think over)
• Manacika  + (think that is good and right (one of the concepts of Tri Kaya Parisuda))
• Naya  + (think up plan, plan, trick (often at the expense of someone else)
• Kaden  + (idea, view, opinion, guess, wish, view)
• Naen  + (suppose, suspect)
• Nakeh  + (think; guess)
• Maa  + (think; suppose; expect; believe)
• Mapineh  + (think; thought)
• Minehin  + (think; thought)
• Penyantokan  + (thinning tool)
• Wesia  + (third and lowest of the upper three castes, formerly assigned to merchants and traders)
• Suka  + (happy; joy)
• Kajeng  + (third day of the 3-day week)
• Pon  + (weight measurement)
• Urukung  + (third day of the 6-day week)

• Anggara  + (third day of the 7-day week (Tuesday))

• Gigis  + (soft, not loud)
• Sabuh  + (Tuesday)
• Ketiga  + (third month in the Balinese Saka (lunar) calendar, occurring about September)
• Wanaprastha  + (stage of life)
• Ngelak  + (thirst for heat)
• Bedak  + (thirsty)
• Bedake  + (thirsty)
• Kasatan  + (thirsty)
• Telulas  + (thirteen)
• Tigang dasa  + (thirty)
• Telung dasa telu  + (thirty three)
• Pasasur  + (thirty-five)
• Ene  + (this)
• Niki  + (this)
• Tenenan  + (this)
• Malis  + (procession to the sea or to a holy spring wherein the village gods in their pretimas are carried to the source of water and ceremonially sprinkled with holy water as a general purification of the village and its deities)
• Matektekan  + (up into small pieces, build something)
• Tanke  + (this D10301)
• Linggis  + (long, stout steel spike, used for dehusking coconut or for digging holes)
• Satuh  + (type of dry rice cake (jaja) that is made by heating whole grain sticky rice (ketan) in a frying pan without oil and then pounding the cooked grains to a powder)
• Titih di pedeman  + (leyak in house compound who is someone in the family (literally bedbug in the bed))
• Mailehilehan  + (wandering around aimlessly in a random fashion without any clear plan or purpose)
• Ugal  + (largest of the ten-keyed gangsas of a gong kebyar)
• Pangajian  + (This is a compound Balinese synonym for education. In Balinese, if you mean 'in educational perspective', you can say 'manut wulat ning pangajian' (seen from educational viewpoint).)
• Tetuan  + (plow draw: bar of a plow)