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A list of all pages that have property "English definition" with value "tiger". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • 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)
  • Tegul  + (tie up, bind up, tie in a knot, tie up so that something cannot escape)
  • Negul  + (tie up, bind, tie in knot, tie up so that something cannot escape, tie up one piece of something, bind firmly so that something cannot escape)
  • Cangcang  + (tie up, tether, anchor (boat))
  • Nyangcang  + (tie up, tether, anchor (boat), tie down (boat, kite), tie togetheer)
  • Nyeet  + (tie using a loop, tie, tie up (hair behind head, rice, etc.), tie together in a bundle)
  • Ngliingin  + (tie, bait on hook)
  • Kategul  + (tied)
  • Kapeselin  + (tied)
  • Kapesel  + (tied (by))
  • Kabandut  + (tied (by))
  • Kabedbedang  + (tied (by); wrapped (by); bandaged (by))
  • Mapocongan  + (tied by a little; tied a bunch; tied into small ties)
  • Kategulang  + (tied up)
  • Kategulin  + (tied up)
  • Mategul  + (tied up; bound; moored)
  • Bedbedanga  + (tied; bandages; bound by him; bandaged by it)
  • Mapinpin  + (tied; bonded)
  • Banduta  + (tied; tied by him)
  • Bandutanga  + (tied; tied by him/her)
  • Tegula  + (tied; tied by him/her)
  • Rumpukan Sari  + (tiered flower crown)
  • Sang Mong  + (tiger; big cat)
  • Benceng  + (tight)
  • Rapet  + (tight (distance))
  • Kelet  + (very tight, constricted, crowded, too small to have something enter it)
  • Kencang  + (tight rope)
  • Kenyang  + (tight, stretched tight (inelastic materials: rope, string))
  • Kenyat  + (tight, tense, tense in a mental sense, uptight)
  • Ngaet  + (tight; dense (about distance))
  • Metpet  + (tight; strict)
  • Ngeretang  + (tighten string (esp. rice bundle))
  • Jantengang  + (tighten up)
  • Pepetang  + (put something close to something else)
  • Nekekang  + (tighten; strengthen)
  • Ngengesang  + (tighten; strengthen)
  • Maplekes  + (not moving)
  • Kerep  + (tightly woven)
  • Batabin  + (Tile)
  • Tehel  + (tile)
  • Tilem  + (tilem is new Moon, purnama is full Moon, as shown on the Saka calendar)
  • Pamubug  + (tiles and ship of roof after regular tiles have been put in place)
  • Magebiag  + (tilt together)
  • Pangiring  + (companion, one who accompanies others, escort)
  • Kala  + (seventh day of the 8-day week)