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• Anyang-anyangan  + (urinating, difficulty with)
• Panyuh  + (urine; pee)
• Anggara  + (third day of the 7-day week (Tuesday))
• Coma  + (second day of the 7-day week (Monday))
• Wraspati  + (fifth day of the 7-day week (Thursday))
• Saniscara  + (Saturday: seventh day of the 7-day week)
• Ngangge  + (use)
• Makebah  + (use)
• Piguna  + (use)
• Maet  + ((e.g. statue of stone or wood))
• Magelungan  + (use a crown; wear a crown or headdress)
• Nyanting  + (use a ladle)
• Nyurud  + (remove offerings after their sari has been consumed by the gods)
• Mapot  + (use a pot; use pot)
• Nyaput  + (cover up with a blanket, use a blanket)
• Marok  + (use a skirt; use the bottom women's clothes (subordinates))
• Makarcis  + (use a ticket)
• Pikenoh  + (use advantage, benefit, profit, income, pay, what one gets regularly)
• Meinpus  + (use an IV)
• Wadahin  + (use as a container; contain ; give a container)
• Nganggon  + (use as, wear)
• Kebatin  + (use base)
• Masep-asep  + (use brazier (pengasepan))
• Malis-alis  + (use eyebrow pencil)
• Paksa  + (use force on someone)

• Ata  + (use generally confined to higher elevations where the vine grows nearby)

• Nglimpun  + (use heat to bend a piece of wood, such as bamboo)
• Mapekakas  + (use household equipment)
• Ngeragoin  + (use large, conical, fine-mesh net (pengeragoan) to catch gerago (small shrimp) by hand)
• Menci  + (use lipstick)
• Mogalang  + (use other people's belongings arbitrarily)
• Meripih  + (a worn magic amulet or magic belt)
• Terap  + (use properly, arrange in order, put in layers one on top of each other)
• Mejan  + (use stairs, stand on them)
• Mabidak  + (use the screen)
• Ngraupang  + (use to wash your face)
• Mapiranti  + (use tools)
• Nelahang  + (spend, bring something to an end, use up something)
• Mekakasin  + (using or installing equipment)
• Maplangkan  + (use wooden halls; using wooden and bamboo seating)
• Ngabetang  + (use; apply)
• Nganggen  + (use; take)
• Pigunaang  + (use; take advantage)
• Anggon  + (use; wear)
• Maanggo  + (used)
• Kadung biasa  + (used to, accustomed to doing something)
• Raris  + (please go ahead, do the next thing)
• Lubuk  + (used a lot)
• Pangalah  + (sorcery, something used to defeat or overcome)
• Berung  + (wound)
• Anggena  + (used as (passive), for the purpose of, with (broad usage))