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• Penglipuran  + (tourism destination; traditional village located in Bangli regency, Bali)
• Turis  + (tourist)
• Nonda  + (tow f+D6337ish with lure and hook)
• Nang  + (toward (eg. nang kaja is toward the north))
• Kalembaang  + (toward front (Jimbaran term))
• Ngatengahang  + (toward the middle; getting to the middle; bring to the middle)
• Daja  + (toward the mountains; uphill, north)
• Keluanan  + (toward the north or east (luan), considered to be auspicious directions for orienting oneself for sleeping, etc)
• Ngaja  + (northeast, toward the northeast)
• Dulu  + (toward the northwest (Tanah Lot, Kuta) (Jimbaran fisherman's term))
• Ngelod  + (southwestward)
• Ngijanang  + (toward what directione)
• Tekaning  + (towards as far as, to, also, and)
• Nyatang  + (towards circles; towards the arena)
• Ngatebenang  + (towards the downstream)
• Bukur  + (tower all, tiered tower, decoratede white … tower all, tiered tower, decoratede white ande yellow, carried on the shoulders of a group of men to transport sekah to sea or nearby body of water at end of ceremony called nyekah in which spirit of deceased is elevated to highest purity and made ready to be installed in family temple. The spirit resides in the sekah, which is an effigy of the deceased. The bukur is burned next to the water and thrown in.is burned next to the water and thrown in.)
• Kota  + (town)
• Plalianan  + (toy)
• Bedil-bedilan  + (toy air gun made of tiing buluh and fitted with plunger like an air pump)
• Empek-empekan  + (toy sound maker usually made from a piece of busung, rice straw (somi), or branch of papaya plant)
• Kolongan  + (trachea)
• Enjekan  + (track animal or human)
• Traktor  + (tractor gasoline powered device used for pulling farm implements in field)
• Masilur  + (trade)
• Nukar  + (trade change)

• Awig-awig  + (traditional customary rules of conduct)

• Ondagi  + (traditional architect, practitioner of Asta Kosala Kosali ())
• Pon  + (weight measurement)
• Jalikan  + (stove)
• Kebaya  + (traditional blouse with front panel)
• Arja  + (traditional form of entertainment at religious festivals in which girls, dressed as men, sing and dance simultaneously)
• Kramas  + (traditional hair shampoo made of herbs and leaves)
• Por  + (traditional looms that clamp the waist of the weaver from behind)
• Usada  + (traditional medicinal knowledge; medicine)
• Pilis  + (traditional medicine that is attached to the temples as a headache medicine. Usually made from a mixture of tubers and other pounded material.)
• Kasepekang  + (traditional punishment of ostracism and exile)
• Om  + (holy word used to begin prayers)
• Adat  + (traditional, according to traditional cultural values as opposed to following civil law)
• Brahmana  + (member of the highest caste)
• Bunderan  + (traffic circle)
• Simpang  + (stop by, stop off on the spur of the moment, not a visit that is planned ahead)
• Jamprah  + (trailing, luxuriant, thick tail or hair, to put your hair in a pony tail)
• Entasan  + (trajectory; footpath; path)
• Sepi  + (tranquil, silent, calm)
• Riben  + (transculent dark coating that is shade or dims the sunlight)
• Nimbal  + (transfer)
• Nuntun  + (lead; guide)
• Artiang  + (translate)
• Kaartosang  + (translated)
• Alih-basa  + (translated; subtitled)
• Kaartiang  + (translating)