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• Manisan  + (sweet)
• Kacang  + (general term for any of several beans, bean pods, peas or lentils that are commonly boiled and eaten as vegetables)
• Pulet  + (general term for any plant that produces a seed that sticks to clothes or fur of an animal, like a burr, usually with small hairs or other protrusions on surface of seed)
• Ukir-ukiran  + (general term for any sort of decorative carving on wood or stone or metal)
• Yeh-yehan  + (general term for drink)
• Pakis  + (general term for fern)
• Kelompok  + (general term for organized group)
• Buta kala  + (spirit)
• Tepung  + (general term for powdered flour. Usually specified by type, e.g., tepung baas (rice flour), tepung gandum (wheat flour), etc. If not specified, rice flour is assumed)
• Sinduk  + (spoon)
• Boreh  + (medicine: external)
• Labuh  + (general word for fall)
• Ulat-ulat  + (general word meaning plaited objects, such as baskets made of leaves or bamboo or mats, etc.)
• Ulat-ulatan  + (general word used to mean making or repairing a net)
• Sera  + (six of one, half dozen of the other)
• Parerepan  + (place for sleeping)
• Muruk  + (learn study, teach)
• Lumbang  + (wide)
• Coloh  + (loose very loose because of bad fit, way too big or small for appropriate use)
• Dana  + (giving; gift)
• Prana  + (the practice of healing)
• Paras  + (soft, gray stone from which stone carvings are cut; an ashy sandstone)
• Aris  + (soundly; well (about sleep))
• Tulen  + (to be honest or truthful)
• Ateh  + (get a lift (ride) from someone, lead away, escort)
• Numpang  + (ride in vehicle belonging to someone else)
• Gandeng  + (sitting two in line on a motorbike or bicycle)
• Rukun  + (living in peace and harmony, united, agreement)
• Mamanes  + (hurt; bothersome)
• Sempedin  + (Get angry with harsh words)
• Medihin  + (rebuke someone)
• Mlinder  + (get around)
• Ngubeng  + (move around in a circle or to move within a small place or a small area)
• Elos  + (get away)
• Makat  + (get back, find, receive)
• Sinaut  + (get bitten (by))
• Mapayas  + (dress in traditional dress)
• Makamen  + (using "kamen" (balinese traditional outfit))
• Alihang  + (look for something, whereabouts unknown)
• Ngaukang  + (get greedily)
• Ngentulin  + (get in the way)
• Rambun  + (get in the way)
• Ngaduk-aduk  + (get in the way, stir up trouble)
• Ngurus  + (examine investigate, get in touch with, concerned with, arrange matters, take care of, manage)
• Ngendut  + (get into the mud)
• Gaukang  + (get it greedily)
• Nyasar  + (get lost)
• Makurenan  + (get married)
• Alaki-rabi  + (get married)
• Rerehang  + (get me; find me; give me (Alus Mider : a level of language used for people who are under or people who are above or a language that contains a feeling of exalting someone who deserves to be elevated))
• Makapalan  + (get on board)
• Nangkeb  + (get over someone or something)
• Makire  + (just before it starts to get light in the early morning)
• Nagen  + (prepare: make ready (e.g. food, prepare to leave))
• Pegeg  + (Get ready to fight)
• Pongahang  + (get rid of shame; be shameless)
• Babak belur  + (get scraped; bruised)
• Ngeriek  + (eyes get heay with sleep)
• Bangkit  + (symmetrical)
• Anggeh  + (Get something on credit, be trusted)
• Mapikolih  + (get something useful)
• Nekekang  + (tighten; strengthen)
• Macet  + (get stuck, in the sense of not being able to go any farther, or not being able to continue, such as a traffic jam, a very tight screw, a dead end road, and so on)
• Sadak  + (remove the (baby) by force;)
• Ngentud  + (get to your knees)
• Mabunbun  + (get together)
• Mapunduh-punduh  + (get together)
• Rompiok  + (get together)
• Ampud  + (get together; gather)
• Marumpiuk-rumpiuk  + (get together; gather; gathering)
• Magebras  + (get up quickly because of anger)
• Tuman  + (get used to something)
• Nimbaang  + (get water for someone)
• Nyedok  + (get water with dipper or scoop)
• Ngidupang  + (live cause to live give life to revive)
• Was  + (well)
• Nyidang  + (get; able)
• Ngamolihang  + (get; got; win)
• Majempong  + (getting a duck's comb; getting a rounded top of a duck's head formed by its feathers)
• Ngengesang  + (tighten; strengthen)
• Ngrungsengang  + (getting crazy; getting angry)
• Ngrusakang  + (getting damaged; damage it (Alus Mider : a level of language used for people who are under or people who are above or a language that contains a feeling of exalting someone who deserves to be elevated))
• Ngaluhang  + (getting easier; easier)
• Nangsahang  + (getting even or flat; leveling; flatten)
• Ngalakang  + (getting fiercer; promote)
• Ngrungkaang  + (getting harder / harder to pass (because of many obstacles))
• Mangetang  + (getting harder; getting louder)
• Ngruetang  + (getting harder; more frantic; more difficult; more chaotic)
• Ngembak  + (open: break through an obstacle, break open an obstacle, as a normally dry stream breaking out into the sea)
• Sakancan  + (every kind, all kinds)
• Nyegegang  + (getting more beautiful, more beautiful)
• Melekang  + (soften; make it flabby or soft)
• Ngrapiang  + (tidy up; organising; set up)
• Ngrusitang  + (getting nosy)
• Makinkin  + (getting ready; arrange everything (for); be ready and stand guard (face something))
• Ngasarang  + (getting rougher; to be rougher or rude)
• Mundatang  + (shorten (about clothes))
• Mondalang  + (getting shorter and fatter)
• Mareredang  + (getting smaller)
• Ngreres  + (down (about health); drop; health conditions decline; health decreases)
• Meragang  + (getting thinner)
• Ngamocokang  + (getting worse; getting ugly (about appearance or face))
• Mocokang  + (getting worse; getting worse, ugly (about looks or faces))
• Banas  + (ghost)
• Brega  + (Ghost)
• Banaspati wong  + (ghost or spirits that shaped like a human)
• Memedi  + (ghost-like apparition that looks like a person)
• Regek tunggek  + (Ghosts who are said to be women who like to take young children or bother a woman who has just given birth.)
• Danawa  + (giant)
• Rangsasa  + (giant)
• Kalana  + (giant)
• Ogoh-ogoh  + (large statues of bamboo and paper in the form of bhuta kala or giants paraded around the village on certain days (usually the day before Nyepi / Pangrupukan))
• Ica  + (gift from god; grace)
• Punia  + (gift, donation (usually used in connection with donations to support a ceremony))
• Peris  + (gift; award; prize)
• Rarapan  + (gift; souvenir; something to give)
• Gapgapan  + (prepare, arrange, prepare offerings)
• Kado  + (gifts or gifts)
• Ngrekek  + (giggle)
• Angsangan  + (gill)
• Kiab  + (gill (of fish))
• Gipang  + (rice cake)
• Sabuk  + (anything to hold up pants or skirt like a belt, generally worn underneath clothes so it doesn't show completely (longer than selempot))
• Kania  + (girl)
• Kaniaka  + (girl)
• Istri ngalang  + (girlfriend of a married man)
• Dedemenan  + (enjoyment)
• Dayang-dayang  + (girls who bring flowers in dance such as a welcoming dance in a temple, Pendet)

• Abang  + (give)
• Kidih  + (give)
• Ngamaang  + (give)
• Ngemaang  + (give)
• Ngwehin  + (give)
• Nitip  + (give)

• Ngandangin  + (give a cage, stare)
• Kacipin  + (give a clamp)
• Kasurin  + (give a file)
• Ngrentenang  + (give a loan interest)
• Nyeretin  + (give a sign or signal at a glance, very quickly)
• Ngulapin  + (wave)
• Kelepang  + (give a signal)
• Ngrarapin  + (give a something; give a souvenir; give a gift)
• Nyipat  + (give a straight line with a drawstring)
• Upamaang  + (give an example)
• Nyonto  + (give an example, be a pattern)
• Pakidihang  + (give away free to some other person)
• Mamanakan  + (give birth, produce young (alive vs. via egg))
• Nabianin  + (give chili; include chili; add chili)
• Satangin  + (give circles; give arena)
• Nganggeh  + (buy something on credit)
• Kecengin  + (give down)
• Ngamertanin  + (give food to someone)
• Masari  + (give good things, (eg money))
• Naros  + (to be humble or grateful)
• Masadu  + (give information, inform on, complain, report)
• Ngwarah  + (give instructions)
• Dangsahang  + (flatten; level (imperative))
• Ngurip  + (give life or power to something)
• Majegjegan  + (ritual held before a large and important ceremony in order to purify materials that will made made into offerings)
• Ngulahang  + (emphasize give priority to)
• Magatra  + (give news; preach)
• Endih  + (give off light, be lit up (anything that gives off light))
• Ngendih  + (give off light, light up, be lit, burn, blaze, flame, light up (lamp or light bulb))
• Pepilisin  + (give pepilis; give ornament-shaped dots on the eyebrows made of powder as a dancer's ornament)
• Nugra  + (salvation, blessing, fortune, gift from above, favor to inferiors)
• Nuba  + (give poison to something)
• Ngawitang  + (give rise to)
• Nyarinin  + (give sari (money or profit))
• Sarinin  + (give sari; fill in money (about offerings))
• Klambinin  + (give shirt or clothe)
• Magpagin  + (give someone a ride by pre-arragement)
• Nguwak  + (nguwakang = break through, tear, break a way through a thicket or hedge)
• Kumatur  + (give something to person of a higher caste)
• Setor  + (money in bank)
• Jot  + (give something to someone, usually food)
• Makidihang  + (give something way permanently)
• Palalahin  + (make it more spicy)
• Rodain  + (give the wheel; match the wheel (imperative))
• Maturan  + (give time or effort or an offering, often to a temple)
• Ninguhin  + (troubled difficult, hard to get)
• Jerih  + (give up, afraid, the feeling after a threat is made)
• Alahang  + (give up, declare yourself the loser)
• Serah  + (give up, surrender, give in, accede to wishes of someone)
• Misaraang  + (give; gave)
• Ngicenin  + (give; giving; give away (share, convey) something)
• Enjuh  + (morphologically is a bound form categorized by verbs. In lexical semantics 'enjuh = ngenjuhang' means to give up; thrusting (by hand))
• Ngicen  + (give; to give (usually by superior to inferior))
• Kaplampungin  + (given a float; given a buoy)
• Pikatan  + (Procyon: very bright star in the constellation Canis Minor)
• Kapotin  + (given a pot; put in a pot; paired with pots; planted in pots)
• Karodain  + (given a wheel; fitted with wheels (by))
• Bangsenganga  + (given an impact or (by something))
• Katabianin  + (given chili; added with chili)
• Plagpaga  + (leveled; flattened)
• Makeceng  + (given down)
• Ngraja  + (given for a girl or boy when she or he has reached adolescence)
• Karentenang  + (given loan interest; levied)
• Plecinga  + (given plecing seasoning)
• Pategenina  + (given something to carry on shoulder)
• Palalahina  + (made more spicy (by someone))
• Kaperesin  + (given squeeze)
• Kapondongin  + (given the burden on the back; loaded something on someone backs)
• Kapungkusin  + (given the title; nicknamed; called)
• Papaerasan  + (offering made of pis bolong wrapped in don dapdap)
• Sad  + (six, prefix meaning six in Sanskrit)
• Dangsahanga  + (flatten (by someone); leveled (by someone))
• Kadangsahang  + (flattened (by); leveled (by))
• Krincingan  + (cowbell, small, usually metal)
• Manak  + (giving birth to children (animals))
• Nganomerin  + (giving number)
• Ngejotin  + (giving someone food as a sense of friendship)
• Dana  + (giving; gift)
• Betuk  + (gizzard)
• Demenin  + (like, enjoy, approve of)
• Liang  + (to feel or appear happy,content or optimistic)
• Nolih  + (turn head, look around behind, turn head with body)
• Nileng  + (glance)
• Nyeledet  + (glance upward)
• Neleh  + (glaring)
• Kaca  + (glass)
• Koples  + (glass jar with ground glass top, often used for holy water)
• Damar sentir  + (glass kerosene lantern that rests on table top)
• Gedah  + (glassware or pottery)
• Ngindang  + (to fly with a turning motion (e.g. a bird, kite))
• Malecat  + (glide)
• Kadileng  + (glimpsed (by))
• Nyanyap  + (in mind, worrying about or cannot forget something, as when trying to sleep)
• Ngreneb  + (glittered; shining)
• Ngredep  + (Glittering)
• Culalong  + (glittering (bald head))
• Ratna  + (globe amaranth (Gomphrena globosa) ; common low plant that bears small spherical clusters of flowers, either magenta or white, each cluster about 2 cm in diameter; popular for offerings)
• Remrem  + (gloomy)
• Manggaang  + (glory; make proud)
• Masaung  + (gloved; using a sarong or sleeve (about sharp object, etc))
• Selop  + (gloves)
• Mabawa  + (Glow; authoritative)
• Madipta  + (glow; authoritative)
• Baleman  + (glowing embers, glowing charcoal)
• Lim  + (glue)
• Raket  + (glue it on)
• Pasil  + (sour, smell and taste of spoiled rice)
• Manetnet  + (glut; too full)
• Kopa  + (greed)
• Kaoco  + (Glycine max. A paste of fermented soybeans used sparingly in foods such as ketipat cantok)
• Gugut  + (gnaw, mouthe ( as a puppy ))
• Jalan  + (go)
• Makaon  + (go)
• Nyorjor  + (go (hurry))
• Maluin  + (go ahead; pass)
• Lautang  + (go ahead; please; continue)
• Nyalanin  + (go along, proceed)
• Malinder  + (revolve as a wheel)
• Ngiderin  + (to go around outside of something)
• Ngalu  + (go around seeking merchandise)
• Tiak  + (go away (said only to a dog))
• Mawali  + (Go back to the previous step.)