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• Matabeng  + (using protective cover; using shelter)
• Malesin  + (using rod (papales))
• Mapepekek  + (using belt)
• Marumbing  + (wearing ‘rumbing’ (cow horn ornaments used during the race ‘makepung’ (cart racing drawn by a pair of buffaloes or cows))
• Perah  + (usual custom, rule, adat referred to frequently when someone gets upset or mad, custom, rule, usage, behavior)
• Patisaba  + (usual hang out; used to hang out (with someone); easily mingle)
• Lumbrah  + (usual thing)
• Biasane  + (usually)
• Jagra  + (Usually 'jagra' means to stay alert. It also means to stay awake the entire night, especially when there is emergency situation or a holiday, especially Siwaratri.)
• Pangrorogan  + (weaving)
• Kerangkeng  + (large bird cage that is too big to hang)
• Keben  + (square basket with fitted cover, made of thin, good quality, tightly woven, split bamboo)
• Waterpas  + (level spirit level, as used by builders, carpenters)
• Dewa  + (figurines made of mature rice stalks placed in the field at harvest time)
• Nutug ngetelun  + (purification ceremony at cemetery, held three days after burial, involving carrying a taji offering to the cemetery)
• Nutug  + (to reach a destination, arrive at, go with someone)
• Pangasepan  + (container for making smoke that is used in various ceremoenies)
• Tali tutus  + (thin strip of bamboo, usually tali tiiing, used to tie objects together quickly)
• Tetempeh  + (round tray made of plaited bamboo, with a low cylindrical rim, similar to but smaller than a ngiu)
• Ngiu  + (large, shallow, round tray with rim, made of plaited bamboo strips used for winnowing rice before cooking)
• Jimat  + (relic talisman)
• Kecap  + (soy sauce)
• Kompor  + (stove)
• Tumpek  + (Saturday (Saniscara Kajeng Kliwon) of the 12 Pawukon week, Kuningan)
• Sajeng  + (palm beer made by fermenting the sugary liquid that is exuded when the unopened flower of some kinds of palm trees is incised)

• Basuki  + (usually colored green or blue)

• Canang  + (common type of small offering, usually in the shape of a square or round tray made of immature coconut leaf)
• Prayascita  + (complex offering made in connection with a ceremony to remove religious impurities)
• Nyenukin betara  + (spirits (betara) to Bale Agung to give thanks for successful ceremony)
• Napinang  + (winnow)
• Marerauhan  + (in which one or more people (sadeg) who are susceptible to going into trance do so in order to communiecate with a god so that it can be determined if that god is pleased with earthly arrangements for ceremony or other projects)
• Nyalah  + (make unnecessary effort to do, or get, or make, or buy something that is easily obtained or made without much effort)
• Sisan  + (the rest of something)
• Bada  + (barn, stable)
• Gelatik  + (Java sparrow, aka Java Finch, Java Rice Bird)
• Keranjang  + (general term for any kind of open weave, usually large, basket that is made with flat strips of bamboo, or, sometimes wire net)
• Api-api  + (mangrove tree, Avicennia officinalis, Avicennia marina (Avicenniaceae)
• Klupak  + (container for taji (cockfight blades))
• Nugel  + (cut crosswise into several pieces)
• Prapen  + (usually in the form of a table with a shallow tray on top that contains earth)
• Ganceng  + (plugged; step on; puncture)
• Pretima  + (statue)
• Sengkui  + (shallow tray-like rectangular basket made of green coconut leaf (slepan) used as a food container for one karang of "bat")
• Sepat  + (level line used by bricklayer for making sure successive layers of blocks are horizontal)
• Roti  + (bread-like cakes, rolls)
• Sambed  + (plow device that fits under the neck of an animal pulling field implement such as a cow pulling a plow)
• Cubluk  + (metal pot with a removable perforated disk that is used to steam rice for everyday use)
• Gegaleng  + (usually made of coconut log, on which a jukung is placed when on shore)
• Uap  + (medicine: traditional medicine that is applied to the body over the stomach or around the waist as a poultice to cool it)
• Makebios  + (spilled)
• Be  + (Usually means fish, but sometimes refers to meat, eggs, peanuts, or a particular type of meat when it is combined with an other word: e.g. be guling (roasted pig), be sampi (beef), be pasih (fish))