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• Dang  + (to be honored or recognized)
• Nampi  + (to receive something if given or sent to you)
• Natakin  + (to hold out or present hands to receive water)
• Angen-angen  + (to hesitate or wait)
• Orahang  + (to recount something)
• Nebus  + (to redeem something, to compensate for some wrong, to purchase)
• Kirangin  + (to reduce; to make fewer; to make less)
• Layah  + (hunger or appetite; to remain hungry or in need of food)
• Tanduk  + (the horn or tusk of an animal)
• Mantu  + (to request help or assistance)
• Nulung  + (to request help or assistance)
• Olas  + (to request help or assistance)
• Manyropen  + (to request help or assistance)
• Oopin  + (to request help or assistance)
• Makletek  + (handcuff or shackle)
• Kumah  + (to go home)
• Begal  + (to rob; to take by force)
• Sririt  + (to roll (eg. roll a tire))
• Tampin  + (to roll a leaf, as when making betel nut chew)
• Ngaplug  + (to hit or strike with a swinging object)
• Ngresresin  + (frighten)
• Sambehin  + (to scatter purposefully to)
• Olasin  + (to seek help)
• Ngadol  + (to sell)
• Madagang  + (to sell or trade)

• Anehang  + (to separate)

• Nanding  + (to equalize or handicap a cock or cricket in a fight if it is obviously superior to its opponent)
• Nyaitang  + (to sew)
• Nyait  + (to sew or stich, often refering to skewering coconut leaves together when making parts of offerings)
• Nyiriang  + (To signify, give someone. a sign)
• Negak  + (to sit)
• Tegak  + (date of odalan or date that has the same pancawara and triwara as that of odalan)
• Negakin  + (to sit and ride in a vehicle or on an animal)
• Ngapluk  + (to hit or strike something with a stick or other object)
• Ngeeb  + (to slice)
• Mabasa  + (to speak)
• Ngandang  + (to place something in a horizontal position to form an obstacle)
• Ningkeban  + (To place something face down)
• Nyiarang  + (to spread the news)
• Tumbuh  + (to sprout up and grow)
• Ngrencangin  + (to help or demonstrate loyalty to someone)
• Masidikara  + (To start a brotherhood)
• Nyetok  + (to hoard, keep or collect a lot of something)
• Nongosin  + (to stay or live in a place; inhabit; occupy)
• Udek  + (To stir up, turn up soil after the harvest)
• Ngawadin  + (to hold or contain something)
• Nimbung  + (to cook something in a bungbung)
• Ngéér  + (to disregard, make light of, or belittle; neglect)
• Serak  + (to be hoarse or lack voice)
• Ledang  + (willing; relieved; happy)
• Ngisep  + (to suck in (e.g. earth absorbs water))