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• Kunyit  + (tumeric (Zingiberaceae))
• Menggok  + (lean into a turn)
• Mulak-malikang  + (turn)
• Pengkol  + (turn)
• Mengkol  + (turn)
• Ilukang  + (turn)
• Malipetan  + (turn around)
• Malekok  + ((malékok) - turn (sometimes implies coming back via a different route than was used originally to get where one is))
• Nglibeg  + (turn around (about position up and down); roll over)
• Nguling  + (cook by rotissing over an open fire)
• Malipetang  + (turn around and come back, turn around, return)
• Nglipet  + (turn around around, fold)
• Malikang  + (turn around something)
• Mabalik  + (turn around, reverse)
• Ngenggokang  + (turn around, turn vehicle)
• Gigisang  + (turn down (about sound))
• Uyang  + (turn from side to side, restless, as in sleep, unable to sleep because of thoughts)
• Kipekan  + (turn toward)
• Makipekan  + (turn head and shoulders toward right or left as if one hears a sound (vs. nolih = turn head only))
• Ngedesem  + (one's eyes with a sour countenance to indicate unhapepiness with something)
• Nolih  + (turn head, look around behind, turn head with body)
• Nyerere  + (turn head, stare at, look at)
• Numplu  + (poke into something like using a ramrod on a pop gun (bedil-bedilan))
• Tumplu  + (poke with long object so that something inside tube comes out)
• Jungklingang  + (turn it (something) over; turn something upside down)

• Balikang  + (turn over (command); give it back)

• Mungkah  + (open by lifting a lid)
• Mudang-madingan  + (turn over first one way and then the other)
• Nglibag-libegan  + (turn over first one way and then the other)
• Malikang  + (turn around something)
• Nungging  + (bend over so that head almost touches the ground)
• Gasir  + (smooth or fast running or spinning, easy to turn or spin)
• Nglingebang  + (turn something face down, right side down, with normal front side down or closed (prone), back side up; invert)
• Nungkayak  + (turn something face up)
• Ngontakan  + (turn something on (e.g. radio, TV, cassette, etc.))
• Lingebang  + (turn something prone (imperative); face down; turn it so that it faces down)
• Nungkayakang  + (turn something supine, face up, right side up)
• Tengkayakang  + (turn supine (imperative))
• Kipek-kipek  + (turn the head rapidly looking to the right and left)
• Nyapnyap  + (turn toss and turn in sleep, sleep restlessly because of an anxious feeling)
• Kipekan  + (turn toward)
• Uyeng  + (turn twist, whirl, spin (as a wind or an airplane))
• Jungklang-jungkling  + (turn upside down)
• Mabalik  + (turn around, reverse)
• Pincer  + (turn, rotate, revolve, spin)
• Puter  + (turn, rotate, revolve, spin, turn around, move in a circle, stir round, twist, wring)
• Giliran  + (turn; shift)
• Kalingebang  + (turned down (by); reversed to face down)
• Matianga  + (turned off; turned off by him / someone)
• Idupanga  + (turned on (by someone))
• Nengkayakan  + (to hold or present palms of the hands as to receive holy water)