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• Gampes  + (throwing hands quickly)
• Pangangsuhan  + (throwing net (jala) with fine meash that has draw string at bottom, like a smal purse seine)
• Pamangkukan  + (throwing net, hala, with fine mesh used for catching bangkuk)
• Pam  + (throwing net, jala with fine mesh used for catching medium size sardines, p)
• Candik jala  + (throwing net, jala, loop at top of jala)
• Pangucingan  + (throwing net, jala, with fine mesh for catching adult sardines, kucing)
• Ngencet  + (jiggle pull feathered fishing lure (bulu-bulu) up and down)
• Kasabatang  + (thrown)
• Katinggalan  + (thrown)
• Sabata  + (thrown)
• Kasabat  + (thrown)
• Kaslampar  + (thrown (by))
• Kaslamparang  + (thrown; be flung)
• Gopong  + (Thumb)
• Inan  + (thumb, big toe; head; mother; king)
• Kerugan  + (thunder sound; lightning sound; roaring sound)
• Nyepi  + (first day of the 10 month. It is a day of meditation when one is not supposed to be outside of the home. It is the first day of the Balinese Saka year. Nyepi comes from the word sepi, meaning to be silent)
• Sambed  + (plow device that fits under the neck of an animal pulling field implement such as a cow pulling a plow)
• Bantes  + (just (in the sense of only))
• Karcis  + (ticket)
• Karcisin  + (ticket)
• Kagecekin  + (tickled by)
• Niskarya  + (tidak bertujuan; tidak memiliki tujuan)
• Mebet  + (Tide)
• Pasang  + (lay, build, arrange, lay bets)

• Akit  + (tide; stacking; combine it; assemble)

• Karapiang  + (tidied up (by))
• Katampedang  + (tidied up; be put in order; be made up)
• Ngrapiang  + (tidy up; organising; set up)
• Gampil  + (crab found only in fresh water rivers or in Kali area during rainy season (mbah, embah))
• Negulang  + (tie)
• Iket  + (tie)
• Basta  + (tie)
• Kantet  + (tie (one to another))
• Nyeetang  + (tie a knot, tie together)
• Ngilut  + (tie by twisting, e.g. using bamboo string (tali tiing) to tie something, turn, twist (wring off neck of chick, pitik), twist off)
• Makencang  + (tie down tightly on each side)
• Talin  + (rope used for lacing the outrigger of a jukung (katih))
• Kantetang  + (tie it up)
• Bandutang  + (tie it up)
• Ngiket  + (tie long grass (ambengan) or sugar palm fiber (duk) to make a roof)
• Cangkling  + (tie one's hands at one's back)
• Ciit  + (tie or bind firmly)
• Nepukin  + (tie rice in bundles, put two things beside each other)
• Gantus  + (tie together)
• Gancet  + (tie together to form one bunch; bunch (several items put together by binding))
• Mapusung  + (tie up (hair))
• Ngabungin  + (tie up a bundle of long grass (ambengan))
• Mapesel  + (tie up in a bundle)
• Masel  + (jail, put in jail (cell))
• Bandut  + (harness or straps used to secure something to the body or another object)