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• Bojog  + (Literally: Like a monkey that has touched glue, it makes an aggressive face and shows its teeth, referring to someone who gets mad.)
• Bojog  + (Monkey. 1935)
• Buah-buahan  + (Monyet senang memakan buah-buahan berupa pisang)
• Buah-buahan  + (Monyet senang memakan buah-buahan berupa pisang)
• Kelor  + (May everything is good on you with the gra … May everything is good on you with the grace of God. I am I Made Cakra from Sawah Bali Conservation Foundation. I'm going to give a little explanation concerning moringa leaves. Moringa leaves are rich in vitamin C, vitamin A, calcium, potassium, and iron. Moringa leaves are nutricious. There are thirteen varieties of moringa. The best one is Moringa oleifera, that is common in Bali. Thank you.eifera, that is common in Bali. Thank you.)
• Kelor  + (Moringa (Moringa oleifera) is widely grown … Moringa (Moringa oleifera) is widely grown as a border or fences in the yard or field. Moringa leaves can be harvested after the plant grows 1.5 to 2 meters, which is usually takes 3 to 6 months. Besides for consumption purpose, it is also used as medicines and air purifiers. The chemical content of Moringa leaves includes amino acids –in form of aspartic acid-, glutamic acid, alanine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, histidine, lysine, arginine, venylalanine, triftopan, cysteine and methionine. Moringa leaves also contain macro elements such as potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, and phosphorus, and micro elements such as manganese, zinc, and iron. Moringa leaves are a source of provitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin C, minerals especially iron.in B, vitamin C, minerals especially iron.)
• Menganin  + (Mother always provide delicious food)
• Menganin  + (Mother always provide delicious food)
• Ngrumpiuk  + (Mother and father are very lethargic coming from work.)
• Ngrumpiuk  + (Mother and father are very lethargic coming from work.)
• Bisakan  + (Because of bathing in the river, Putu Sulastri's hands and feet became itchy.)
• Bisakan  + (Mother and father's feet are itchy from farming in the fields all day.)
• Ngepes  + (Mother and Iluh cook the chicken meat that they bought at the market to be a traditional food that wrapped with banana leafs)
• Ngepes  + (Mother and Iluh cook the chicken meat that they bought at the market to be a traditional food that wrapped with banana leafs)
• Ngotek  + (Mother and Made plug in cananga flowers that will be sold in the market.)
• Ngotek  + (Mother and Made plug in cananga flowers that will be sold in the market.)
• Milpil  + (Mother arranges furniture in the kitchen.)
• Milpil  + (Mother arranges furniture in the kitchen.)
• Misarain  + (Mother assigned Ketut to pick up his sister to school.)
• Misarain  + (Mother assigned Ketut to pick up his sister to school.)
• Urutan  + (Mother bagas pork sausage is very tasty)
• Urutan  + (Mother bagas pork sausage is very tasty)
• Ngeblugin  + (Mother beat the sun-dried mattress.)
• Ngeblugin  + (Mother beat the sun-dried mattress.)
• Pis Mas  + (Mother bought 'pis mas' at Celuk.)
• Pis Mas  + (Mother bought 'pis mas' at Celuk.)

• Abungkul  + (Mother bought a coconut.)
• Abungkul  + (Mother bought a coconut.)

• Balongan  + (Mother bought a flying fish of a kilo in the Sukawati market with me.)
• Balongan  + (Mother bought a flying fish of a kilo in the Sukawati market with me.)
• Gabin  + (Mother bought a gabin cake at Kumbasari market.)
• Gabin  + (Mother bought a gabin cake at Kumbasari market.)
• Gado-gado  + (Mother bought a hodgepodge at the Mengwi market.)
• Gado-gado  + (Mother bought a hodgepodge at the Mengwi market.)
• Jakan  + (Mother bought a pot for cooking (cooking rice).)
• Jakan  + (Mother bought a pot for cooking (cooking rice).)
• Padesel  + (Mother bought a wig on the market.)
• Padesel  + (Mother bought a wig on the market.)
• Seleh  + (Mother bought anchovies at the Ulakan market.)
• Seleh  + (Mother bought anchovies at the Ulakan market.)
• Ceniga  + (Mother bought ceniga at the market.)
• Ceniga  + (Mother bought ceniga at the market.)
• Taluh  + (Like an egg between two rocks, if it rolls a little it will be broken; same as the expression: ecaught between a rock and a hard place, referring to a difficult situation to which there is no apparent solution.)
• Taluh  + (Mother bought duck eggs at the market for offerings)
• Pangratengan  + (Mother bought meat and cooking tools at the market.)
• Pangratengan  + (Mother bought meat and cooking tools at the market.)
• Rirang  + (Mother bought one sheet songket cloth at the Badung market.)
• Rirang  + (Mother bought one sheet songket cloth at the Badung market.)
• Ranti  + (Mother bought ranti beans at the market.)
• Ranti  + (Mother bought ranti beans at the market.)
• Sudang  + (Mother bought shrimp fish at the market)
• Sudang  + (Mother bought shrimp fish at the market)