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List of results

• Kasamen  + (most people, people)
• Prabali  + (most women are married to aristocratic groups in balinese society, usually called jero or pemekel)
• Keakehan  + (mostly)
• Ketah  + (widely)
• Ngetnget  + (moth)
• Ngenget  + (moth)
• Biang  + (mother)
• Buk  + (dust)
• Me  + (mother)
• Meme  + (mother)
• Rena  + (mother)
• Matua  + (mother-in-law)
• Bun-bunan  + (motif ornamen saput berupa batang tumbuhan merambat)
• Rangrang  + (motion in mask dance when lifting cloth)
• Ngranayang  + (motivate)
• Pit  + (motor)
• Montore  + (the motorcycle)
• Montorpit  + (motorbike)
• Ojek  + (motorcycle)
• Onda  + (motorcycle)
• Bregas  + (motorized boat)
• Lurik  + (mottled)
• Jangka  + (dividers)
• Plupuh  + (land lines)
• Gumuk  + (heap)
• Empugan  + (crack)

• Adri  + (mount)
• Nunggang  + (mount)
• Parwata  + (mount)

• Mahameru  + (mountain)
• Gunung  + (mountain)
• Giri  + (mountain)
• Batur  + (sacred)
• Mujung  + (full)
• Pamidara  + (mourners)
• Kasungkawan  + (mourning)
• Bikul  + (mouse)
• Kancil  + (mouse)
• Nyinying  + (mouse)
• Jero ketut  + (mouse)
• Bikul malaibang pamanggangan  + (person)
• Cekepit  + (mousetrap)
• Kecepit  + (mousetrap with a clamp)
• Kumis  + (moustache)
• Brengos  + (beard)
• Benan-benan  + (mouth)
• Cangkem  + (mouth)
• Bungut  + (mouth)
• Monjo  + (mouth)
• Sempengot  + (mouth)
• Asu bang bungkem  + (dog)
• Dot sajan  + (mouth-watering)
• Kekurah  + (mouthwash)