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• Magebiag  + (tilt together)
• Pangiring  + (companion, one who accompanies others, escort)
• Kala  + (seventh day of the 8-day week)
• Nalika  + (time (according to the unit of time in Bali, one day, day or night) divided into eight parts))
• Kali mangkin  + (time like now)
• Kali jani  + (time like now)
• Kerta raharja  + (time of plenty of everything (opp. of famine))
• Paceklik  + (time of scarcity before harvest)
• Terak  + (hard times)
• Panalikan  + (time stamp according to the unitary measure of time in Bali; every 1.5 hours of panicking; For example: 'Duang Panangkan' which means two measures of time (approximately three hours))
• Dugase  + (time when)
• Das  + (almost daytime)
• Kali  + (time; side; commotion)
• Ping  + (times (as in two times))
• Prunggu  + (an alloy of coppe)
• Timah  + (tin (sometimes called timah putih to distinguish it from lead))
• Pangusuan  + (tool, kind of device for making fire by friction)
• Gapi  + (confused)
• Ngrawit  + (very beautiful)
• Gumatat-gumitit  + (tiny animals/insects)
• Renik  + (tiny but beautiful)
• Nyalian  + (tiny fish with white scales used for bait, found in the mud of rice fields)
• Muncuk  + (tip of stem, leaf, top of branch, top of tree, newly emerged leaf, point, tip, top of gate)
• Pucuk  + (Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis L)
• Tungtung  + (point peak)
• Injik-injik  + (tiptoe)
• Ban  + (tire)

• Angel  + (tired)
• Genyel  + (tired)
• Lesu  + (tired)
• Oon  + (tired)

• Kenyel  + (tired and not feeling well as a result)
• Med  + (tired of repetition)
• Koh  + (tired of talking to you, lazy)
• Kipud  + (exhausted, worn out)
• Oon macepol  + (tired such that one almost falls down)
• Repeh  + (tired; exhausted)
• Segseg  + (eat)
• Jero  + (title for someone respected or for someone you don't know)
• Empu  + (care for, take care of; foster)
• Sang  + (title of respect for important or holy people)
• Mabiseka  + (titled)
• Mamurda  + (titled; be entitled)
• Enceg  + (to)
• Kanggeang  + (to accept; accept please (as it is))
• Tepuk  + (to accidentally come across or find something)
• Ketug  + (to accidently hit or bump into something esp. with head)
• Nyetok  + (to hoard, keep or collect a lot of something)
• Kena  + (to hit, touch or strike)
• Madarsana  + (to act politely in a “low” manner)
• Maksa  + (to compel someone or something or self to do something)
• Nget  + (to add a drop of something., e.g. medicine in eye, nose)
• Masang  + (To lay, build, arrange)
• Nubung  + (to add something on top, make something. higher or taller)