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• Ngalas  + (wander in forest)
• Nglindur  + (wander; not happy to stay at home)
• Midehan  + (wandering around)
• Ngalana  + (wandering around)
• Mailehilehan  + (wandering around aimlessly in a random fashion without any clear plan or purpose)
• Sing kober  + (want)
• Mudiang  + (want)
• Nagih  + (demand something back from someone, ask for something)
• Makayun  + (want, have intention)
• Nyak  + (want; be willing; to accept)
• Ngenyudang  + (want; desire)
• Ngenotang  + (want; desire; crave; expect)
• Budiang  + (want; wanted)
• Budianga  + (wanted by someone; wanted by him or her)
• Maluglad  + (attention)
• Perang  + (war)
• Yuda  + (war)
• Siat  + (war)
• Jurit  + (war)
• Padingkrik  + (war dance, perform)
• Gudang  + (warehouse)
• Dolog  + (warehouse for storage of surplus crops, mostly rice)
• Anget  + (warm)
• Beeng  + (warm feeling, as when onees body is hot or there is an inflammation)
• Ngangetin  + (warm something, warm up something, make warm (not hot))

• Anget-anget  + (warm, spicy things, spices)

• Sadu  + (honest or truthful)
• Dii  + (warp threads of a cloth or other woven object (comp. pakan = weft threads))
• Dangkangan  + (wart D1480)
• Kagebeg  + (was pulled)
• Tuturina  + (was told)
• Nyiram  + (sprinkle water, sprinkle with water)
• Raupin  + (wash (someone face))
• Raupang  + (wash (someone) face)
• Nusiang  + (wash and prepare corpse for burial)
• Umbah  + (wash anything except one's whole body (for washing body use manjus))
• Nganyud  + (set afloat, set adrift, washed away, make float away)
• Luntur  + (faded color)
• Manting  + (suddenly change the direction of the wheel)
• Ngumbah  + (wash clothes, hands)
• Masugi  + (wash face)
• Nyugi  + (wash face using hands)
• Makramas  + (wash hair, shampoo)
• Mabaseh  + (wash hands (lima) or feet (bais))
• Ngosok  + (rub completely remove, clean, rub two parallel surfaces together)
• Baseh  + (wash hands or feet lightly by dipping into a bowl of water, pabesehan, or by pouring water over them)
• Nyuci  + (wash hands, clothes)
• Sugi  + (wash one's face)
• Makuca  + (wash or oil the hair)
• Makemuh  + (wash out mouth)
• Ngingsah  + (wash rice before cooking in some sort of woven container such as a sokasi so that the washings leak through the botetom of the container)