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• Sujatine  + (in fact)
• Sujatinyane  + (true)
• Sapatutné  + (in fact)
• Di  + (after)
• Ajeng  + (in front)
• Aep  + (in front of)
• Arepan  + (in front of)
• Malun  + (in front of)
• Di lemba  + (in front of)
• Di lebuh  + (in front of)
• Di malu  + (in front of)
• Di malun  + (in front of)
• Ring arep  + (in front of)
• Ring ajeng  + (in front of)
• Di arepne  + (in front of her/him)
• Hyun  + (in frot of)
• Nged  + (dense (about fruit or leaves on a tree))
• Marong-roang  + (side by side)
• Rejenga  + (surrounded by)
• Kebus-kebusan  + (in hot conditions (about food))
• Repeg  + (pressed for time)
• Gegison  + (haste)
• Magegison  + (haste)
• Majajar  + (lined up)
• Matereg  + (in a row)

• Saruron  + (in line with crime)

• Medemenan  + (in love, engage)
• Masulur  + (in order)
• Palar  + (so that)
• Maclana  + (in pants)
• Majaler  + (in pants)
• Maruntun  + (successive)
• Maruntunan  + (streak)
• Maruntut-runtutan  + (in sequence)
• Runtun  + (collapse)
• Nebénin  + (in south or westward direction from some place)
• Maréntét  + (in a row)
• Maréntét-réntétan  + (in succession)
• Gremeng  + (in tatters)
• Tengaine  + (in the afternoon)
• Nglingsirang  + (in the afternoon)
• Duri  + (in the back)
• Jeem  + (in the dark)
• Leak Pokpokan  + (in the folklore of bali, the leyak (in ind … in the folklore of bali, the leyak (in indonesian, people called it 'leak' (le-ak)—the y is not written or spoken) is a mythological figure in the form of flying head with entrails (heart, lung, liver, etc.) still attached. leyak is said to fly trying to find a pregnant woman in order to suck her baby's blood or a newborn child. leak pokpokan is the low-level of this creaturesokpokan is the low-level of this creatures)
• Mapinda  + (in the form of)
• Majeneng  + (in the form, shaped)
• Cara  + (in the manner of)
• Tengahne  + (in the middle)
• Badaja  + (in the north)
• Ilu  + (in the past)
• Dugas pidan  + (in the past)