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List of results

• Resres  + (very scared)
• Ngregem  + (very slow)
• Masem kecung  + (very sour)
• Masem kecut  + (very sour)
• Kekeh jueh  + (very stiff)
• Craki keling  + (very stingy)
• Leh landeh  + (very smooth)
• Ngrebo  + (very thick)
• Engkis-engkis  + (nyenyak sekali)
• Ngrepegang  + (very urgent (about time))
• Paklis  + (properly)
• Lepeg  + (soaked)
• Putih sentak  + (sangat putih)
• Nguda  + (very young)
• Bungsil  + (very young coconut)
• Rumpi  + (vest)
• Rompi  + (clothes with no sleeves)
• Marginin  + (via)
• Mageteran  + (vibrate)
• Ngejer  + (vibrate)
• Ngapirpir  + (move)
• Magejeran  + (shake)
• Gejer-gejer  + (vibrate)
• Gejerang  + (vibrate)
• Mirpir  + (move (because it's blown away))
• Ngejerang  + (vibrate something)

• Gejeran  + (vibration)
• Geteran  + (vibration)

• Panyade  + (maid)
• Wijaya  + (victorious)
• Pengenahne  + (view)
• Tatinjon  + (view)
• Peleng  + (lihat)
• Saka mata  + (view)
• Nengneng  + (view)
• Kapredata  + (viewed carefully)
• Kadeleng  + (viewed carefully (by))
• Paninjoan  + (observation)
• Pradang  + (alert)
• Kereng  + (vigorous)
• Prabekel  + (vilage head)
• Desa adat  + (village)
• Desa  + (village)
• Desa dinas  + (village)
• Perbekel  + (village)
• Banua  + (village)
• Dusune  + (village)
• Desa mawa cara  + (village)
• Desa kala patra  + (village)
• Prabali  + (most women are married to aristocratic groups in balinese society, usually called jero or pemekel)
• Mekel  + (cheat)
• Patajuh  + (village official)