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List of results

• Ngamel  + (to hold or control rule (jagat))
• Masiksikan  + (to have pubic hair)
• Masuhang  + (to hire or employ someone for a set task)
• Acep  + (to have strong hope or belief)
• Marupa  + (to have the form of something else)
• Maduwe  + (to have, to possess something)
• Ngelah  + (to have; to own)
• Ojog  + (to head or travel directly to somewhere)
• Nguasang  + (to heal after a wound or injury)
• Numpuk  + (to heap or pile on each other)
• Miragi  + (to hear or listen to something)
• Miarsa  + (to hear or listen to something)
• Ningeh  + (to hear or listen to something)
• Dingeh  + (to hear or listen to something; heard)
• Mapunpun  + (to heat or cook food)
• Angetang  + (to heat or make hot)
• Manesang  + (to heat or make hot)
• Matulung  + (to help)
• Ngayahang  + (to help or assist)
• Saling tulung  + (to help or assist each other)
• Ngrencangin  + (to help or demonstrate loyalty to someone)
• Nulungin  + (to help or assist others)
• Ngoopin  + (to help or work together)
• Ngelim  + (to hem or finish the raw edge of something with glue)
• Meriki  + (to here, here, come here)

• Angen-angen  + (to hesitate or wait)

• Kelad-keled  + (to hestitate before emerging, such as a snake poking its head out of a hole)
• Kememegan  + (to hestitate or pause before action)
• Mengkeb-keban  + (to hide)
• Panangkeb  + (to hide)
• Kolong  + (to hide or conceal one's money)
• Nyaruang keneh  + (to hide one's feelings)
• Kebang  + (to hide or conceal someone)
• Maengkeb  + (to hide or place out of sight)
• Ngepil  + (to hide or place something behind something else)
• Ngengkeban  + (to hide or place something behind something else)
• Kesil  + (to hide or tuck into in a small place)
• Ngesil  + (to hide or tuck into in a small place)
• Alang  + (to hinder or hamper)
• Tambah  + (a hoe or mattock)
• Masuhang  + (to hire or employ someone for a set task)
• Ojekan  + (to hire or employ someone for a short term job such as a motorcycle driver (Bahasa Indonesia))
• Ngajihin  + (to hire or rent something)
• Nyewa  + (to hire or rent something long term such as a house)
• Namplak  + (to hit or strike something in the air)
• Ngoncang  + (to hit in turn; to sound a wooden mortar with coconut poles)
• Maketug  + (to hit or knock head on an obstruction)
• Ngetok  + (to hit or knock something or someone (onomatopoeic))
• Ngenen  + (to hit or latch on to someone or something)
• Jagur  + (to hit or punch)
• Antem  + (to hit or punch with force)