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• Wadah  + (offering, rectangular wooden piece put into high offering along with jaja, fruit)
• Pangabenan  + (cremation; ngaben ceremony)
• Slekung  + (crescent shaped)
• Taru bila  + (The name 'Maja' associated with Majapahit Kingdom in Indonesia and this tree is sacred to the Hindu religion in Bali.)
• Jambul  + (crest of feathers on the head of a bird, any tuft of feathers, crest of chicken, plume of duck (not hair = jambol))
• Kekulik  + (Crested Serpent-Eagle (bird))
• Jejambulan  + (crested shape)
• Gundul  + (bald on top only)
• Jangkrik  + (cricket)
• Bui  + (prison as at Kerobokan)
• Bedogol  + (statue)
• Rawani  + (cricket with wrinkled wings)
• Duratmaka  + (criminals; enemy)
• Ngeritik  + (criticize)
• Grembeng  + (crock)
• Buaya  + (crocodile)
• Jengkrak  + (crooked)
• Iug  + (crooked (blade))
• Sengkok  + (crooked arm)
• Maplodotan  + (crooked; bent (the tip))
• Mapilegan  + (crooked; bent; dislocated)
• Pamula-mulan  + (crop, produce)
• Palang  + (cross)
• Slibah  + (cross)
• Bekisar  + (kind of chicken)
• Matimpah  + (crossed legs, overlapping)
• Likah  + (crosswise bamboo strips for bottom of bed)
• Teka Teki Silang  + (crossword puzzle)
• Selangkangan  + (crotch)
• Mabikas  + (crotchety)
• Puring  + (Croton (Codiaeum variegatum); a kind of ornamental plant)
• Bandar  + (croupier : leader or dealer of gambling game)
• Nilapaksi  + (crow)
• Guak  + (crow)
• Gowak  + (crow)
• Rendeh  + (chaotic)
• Rames  + (slivers of various foods used in making various dishes of ebatan. Rames tataban, slivers of turtle chest cartilage, are common in Jimbaran)
• Raya-ruyu  + (crowded around)
• Majeljel  + (crowded, full)
• Emet  + (crowded, narrow, close)
• Kosek  + (crowded; crowded; difficult)
• Kerep  + (tightly woven)
• Maruyuan  + (crowding)
• Gelung  + (a head-dress worn by dancers)
• Rukuh  + (crown of the priest; war hats that cover the head to the nape of the neck; armor)
• Empol  + (crown or bud at the top of the coconut tree where new leaves emerge)
• Wak  + (crude words, rebel with speech)
• Gemes  + (dirty)
• Rosa  + (cruelly)
• Pasiar  + (cruise)

• Aasan  + (crumbs; something falls out)

• Renyah  + (fragile)
• Benyahang  + (crush)
• Nyantok  + (crush)
• Makebior  + (crush (water, blood))
• Micak  + (crush small)
• Cantok  + (crush, mash, roll, hit with fist)
• Remuk  + (destroyed)
• Renyuh  + (crushed)
• Remek  + (crushed)
• Lolor  + (crushed (due to heat or boiling); blister)
• Kap  + (roof beams, rafters, etc., but not including final covering)
• Ridek  + (crushed; destroyed; shattered in pieces)
• Karembugang  + (crushed; discussed)
• Klaser  + (crusher (rock))
• Nangis  + (cry)
• Arod  + (cry)
• Sebak  + (wide open, agape (mouth))
• Gelur  + (cry aloud, weep loudly)
• Macengur  + (cry loudly)
• Kiak-kiak  + (cry of a lost chick)
• Nyerit  + (cry out, scream, shriek, shout, clamor, strong complaint, yell)
• Makaukan  + (cry out, scream, yell, send for someone)
• Ngetaktak  + (cry while screaming)
• Eling  + ((éling) - remember)
• Dadak  + (crying of a baby all night long, possibly as a result of ngrisebin, gradually increasing problem over a long term)
• Gereng-gereng  + (shrub that can be used as green fertilizer; sleigh)
• Rengi  + (crying sound)
• Rapuh  + (cryptic; broken; vague; fade; faint; damaged)
• Akibik  + (cubic meter, one cubic meter of something)
• Ketimun  + (melon (Cucurbitaceae): melon about 20 cm. long and 11.5 cm. max. diameter. Tapers toward attached end. Green mottled with white)
• Kek  + (Cue to cows when plowing fields so that cows walk to turn)
• Lunas  + (culm (the hollow stem of a grass), removed)
• Lawas  + (space between two nodes (buku) of a bamboo culm)
• Kasaatang  + (cultivated; be done)
• Pakilitan budaya  + (cultural diversity; intercultural; can be in the form of religious diversity; language; traditions and so on)
• Alus  + (refined (behavior, appearance))
• Sengkuwung  + (concrete cylinder, for drain or well casing)
• Ginten  + (cumin)
• Daya  + (plan: think, intuition, common sense)
• Rokang  + (cunning; crafty; wily)
• Cangkir  + (cup; container for liquids with handle (katik); usually ceramic, but not necessarily so)
• Gelas  + (cup; glass)
• Mierin  + (curb; ban)
• Kapierin  + (curbed; banned)
• Parem  + (medicine (jamu) to make body warm)
• Ngrunguan  + (curious)
• Pelit  + (curl of hair)
• Peos  + (curled sideways)
• Celembu  + (snail, k.o)
• Apusung  + (hairstyle)