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List of results

• Kupon  + (coupon)
• Bani  + (courageous, daring, willing to do or try or undertake something that is risky, potentially dangerous or harmful)
• Darma santi  + (courteus; friendship event after Nyepi)
• Mingsiki  + (cousin)
• Ampung  + (harvest)
• Aub  + (cover)
• Ngekebin  + (cover)
• Saabin  + (cover)
• Nekep  + (cover something)
• Ngrurubin  + (cover something by or with something)
• Nyaput  + (cover up with a blanket, use a blanket)
• Tangkeb  + (cover up with a wide object like a basket, net, etc.)
• Plesterang  + (cover with cement; apply the cement)
• Katutupin  + (covered)
• Tutupa  + (covered)
• Gaangan  + (covered basket, side dish storage)
• Tutupina  + (covered by)
• Masaput  + (covered over, camouflaged)
• Plestera  + (covered with cement)
• Plesteranga  + (covered with cement (by someone))
• Nutupin  + (covering; cover up; mask; shut)
• Nyaabin  + (covering; cover; attaching with the serving cover)
• Bencol  + (swelling on head from a blow)
• COVID 19  + (diseases caused by corona virus; corona virus diseases)
• Godel  + (cow before its nose has been pierced (matelusuk), either sex)
• Jamur papung  + (cow dung mushrooms)
• Rumbing  + (cow horn decorations used during the race ‘makepung’ (cart race drawn by a pair of buffaloes or cows))
• Getep  + (cut, esp. something long)
• Pangakut  + (coward)
• Jejeh-jejehan  + (Coward)
• Jerih-jerihan  + (Coward)
• Getap  + (coward)
• Kakapan  + (coward, the name of the type of squirrel)
• Sengang  + (coward; afraid)
• Kroncongan  + (cowbell)
• Krincingan  + (cowbell, small, usually metal)
• Jempong  + (hair tuft or plume)
• Sandeh  + (feathers on a chicken's back of the neck)
• Carak  + (cows)
• Jagiran  + (cows that have not been neutered)
• Pakeleb  + (cows, buffaloes, etc. who drowned into the sea or lake in a series of ceremonies to ask for the safety of nature)
• Kepiting  + (crab)
• Rekata  + (crab)
• Reket  + (hooked; hook; sticky; sticky;)
• Saing-saing  + (crab commonly found in mud flats along edge of suung mostly black with patch of red and edible)
• Kepungulan  + (crab found in estuaries and suung)
• Gampil  + (crab found only in fresh water rivers or in Kali area during rainy season (mbah, embah))
• Yuyu  + (crab that lives in fresh water, that appears near the sea and beach only in the rainy season when there is abundant runoff from the land)
• Kepetok  + (crab trap)
• Ngrengatang  + (crack (e.g. bamboo, wood, statue))
• Empugan  + (crack in ground)
• Encak  + (open something small by hitting with larger object)

• Aag  + (cracked)
• Cerah  + (cracked)
• Rengat  + (cracked)
• Retak  + (cracked)

• Kaencakang  + (cracked (by); broken (by))
• Encakina  + (cracked by him/her; broken by him/her)
• Engkag  + (cracked; broken (about wall, ground, etc))
• Empeg  + (bite)
• Krupuk  + (Cracker that makes a crunching sound when eaten)
• Ngerpet  + (crackling sound (kretek cigarette, onomatopoeic))
• Wisiya  + (craft, ill intent, unlawful desire)
• Makaladewa  + (craftsman's consecration so that he may work in temples and other sacred places without polluting these homes of deities and spirits)
• Bulenan  + (cramp)
• Slenger  + (crank or starting car, kick starter on motorbike, pull starter on outboard motor)
• Engkol  + (a board game with 4 or 8 radial lines, usu … a board game with 4 or 8 radial lines, usually involving coins, in which the winner is determined by a number Before the game, players place their bets on the lines, such that north represents a winning number of one, west is two, and so on counterclockwisee, west is two, and so on counterclockwise)
• Mantep  + (crash)
• Morodang  + (crash; grazed)
• Kaporodang  + (crashed (by); hit (by))
• Kaplagar  + (crashed (by); hit by (by); breached (by))
• Plagara  + (crashed; hit by him)
• Medagal  + (crashing)
• Ngebog  + (crashing or hitting from behind)
• Mleger  + (crashing; attack; hit)
• Morod  + (crashing; grazed)
• Mlagar  + (crashing; hitting)
• Kosot  + (cratch, rub (skin))
• Kawah  + (crater)
• Mongpong  + (crater; make a hole;punches)
• Ngidamang  + (crave)
• Ngrempini  + (cravings are signs of getting pregnant)
• Raped  + (crawded; hard time)
• Magaang  + (crawl)
• Gaang  + (crawl)
• Ngrepa  + (crawl)
• Ngrerepa  + (crawl)
• Repa  + (creep up)
• Gaang-gaang  + (crawling)
• Dangla  + (brackish; a taste that is not fresh, but also not salty, like water from a well on the edge of a beach that is seeped by sea water)
• Apasua  + (crazy)
• Rangseng  + (crazy)
• Inur-inuran  + (crazy)
• Gendeng  + (crazy)
• Samblung  + (devil's ivy; a kind of vines)
• Nglipetang  + (return if unused)
• Arad  + (pull back, drag (e.g. a stubborn animal), draw on a rope)
• Ripta  + (create; compose; write)
• Reriptaan  + (creation; essay; composition)
• Sawang  + (Creative force, religious thought)
• Brerong  + (creature in the form of a cat or mouse that looks for money)
• Raksasa  + (general name for a varied class of large and fearful demons)
• Rambat  + (creeping or climbing plant)
• Ngaben ngwatang  + (cremation held as soon as possible after death without burial of body)