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• Krongcongan  + (nedium size cow bell)
• Neng  + (not planted with rice (about rice fields))
• Ririan  + (offering arrangement of objects, usually o … offering arrangement of objects, usually on a dulang, serving as a place where holy water container is put while pemangku, etc., is preparing the holy water. Also serves as a place for him to put his bell. Consists of the water container, sangku, on top of berase water container, sangku, on top of beras)
• Panyeneng  + (offering used to ask for long life (from j … offering used to ask for long life (from jeneng, nyeneng = life). This offering always accompanies offerings that function as ayaban and tataban in the main part of a Manusa Yadnya ceremony, and the person who makes the offerings must natab and ngayab (waft toward self and toward gods). In a penyeneng there are three kinds of ingredients that function as purifiers and protectors: 1. nasi segau - rice mixed with ashes that, it is thought, can purify and clean away stains and sins can purify and clean away stains and sins)
• Padamaran  + (ornate, brass lamp with a handle, used by pedanda)
• Pagandan  + (pedanda's helper)
• Ngaweda  + (pray early in morning (pedanda))
• Pranda  + (priest (Hindu) of the brahman class; also called pedanda)
• Sambil  + (projections of yoke used in plowing that fit over neck of cow or water buffalo)
• Buluan  + (rambutan: a large tree that bears bunches of egg size fruits)
• Ngasturiang  + (representing (worshiping ancestors))
• Jambu  + (rose apple)
• Gongsiang  + (round bell, like sleigh bell)
• Marerep  + (spend the night)
• Krucut  + (spiral)
• Mapasupatian  + (spirit)
• Palit  + (stinger of bee, wasp, etc.)
• Poleng  + (striped; white and black)
• Kemprung  + (the sound of a ship's bell)
• Bajra  +
• Nyanting  + (use a ladle)
• Tabuan  + (wasp that builds a papery nest that looks like the bottom of a bell (kleneng))
• Rangda  + (widow)
• Okokan  + (wooden cow bell)
• Kenyeri  + (yellow bells)

• Bajra  + (top of pedanda's bell on which there are three projections representing the Tri Murthi)

• Tiga kancuh  + ((Leguminosae), St. Thomas tree, yellow bauhinia, yellow bell bauhinia,)
• Pelung-pelung  + (Natal blue bell warf clock vine)
• Ketu  + (a hat or head covering)
• Sulinggih  + (a holy or deeply religious man)
• Cili  + (a small pretty statue representing Déwi Sri, the rice goddess, made in the form of an hour glass, represented by stalks of rice tied together near the top)
• Madiksa  + (and offering for a Brahmana when he becomes a pedanda)
• Penggah  + (ascend, go up)
• Genta  + (bell of priest, held in the left hand and sounded by shaking the wrist gently)
• Kleneng  + (bell of the sort used by a pedanda or pemangku)
• Pangrekan  + (cloth with figure of person made of pis bolong representing deceased, carried in wadah and cremated with body)
• Kroncongan  + (cowbell)
• Kulkul  + (drum or bell that is made from a hollow log with a slit down one side and is used as a summons to temple or banjar events)
• Ngiyunan  + (eat - high Balinese, may be used in coversation with pedanda (priest))
• Ngrayunang  + (eat; high Balinese, used in conversation with pedanda (priest))
• Adegan  + (effigy of deceased person that is carried … effigy of deceased person that is carried to cemetery and cremated. At its simplest it consists of the kajang, plus a fan shaped effigy of the dead person. May be in the form of a small piece of sandalwood on which a priest has written the name of the deceased and a human figure. A pedanda says a mantra over it until it becomes paragaan, that is, a person who will be cremated. It is carried on top of the wadah/bade to the cremation grounds and burned. Contents varies, but often consists of a tumpang gede, baas, and rantasan, wrapped in cloth.ede, baas, and rantasan, wrapped in cloth.)
• Dewa  + (figurines made of mature rice stalks placed in the field at harvest time)
• Kalpika  + (flowers of three different colors placed in an hibicus leaf and used by a pedanda (high priest) when praying and preparing holy water)
• Gegrabadan  + (food added to be and rice given to a pedanda priest, e.g. jaja and fruits)
• Maduwi  + (for confirmation of priest (pedanda, Bujangga Wesnawe, a few pumangkus)
• Ngluhur  + (go up (to moksa), pass away, die (used for a pedanda))
• Toya  + (holy or religiously revered water made by a pedanda)
• Tebel-tebel  + (hoya or local vine)
• Maeteh-eteh  + (large ceremony with many offerings that is directed by a pedanda for a person who is becoming a pemangku)
• Grumbungan  + (large cow bell that is usually hung on the neck of a cow when racing)
• Bima krodha  + (last ringing of bell by pemangku or balian, as for a caru)