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- Kalinapi + (at)
- Ngojong + (at)
- Sabarengan + (at)
- Johin + (be distant)
- Aslabsaban + (the blink of an eye)
- Nyabran + (often)
- Abiha + (accompanied (by someone))
- Neh + (endure)
- Ngajero + (at home)
- Jumah + (at home)
- Kaprakarain + (at issue)
- Sapisana + (at once)
- Ngeluara + (carelessly)
- Ri kala + (when)
- Ri Tatkala + (when)
- Tatkala + (when)
- Sinarengan + (together)
- Sajeroning + (at the time)
- Irika + (there)
- Ngrayunang + (eat)
- Marayunan + (eat)
- Carikina + (ate a small portion)
- Bisakan + (athlete's foot)
- Baduur + (on top)
- Ba Duwur + (on top)
- Maplodor + (hit)
- Ngreket + (attach)
- Neketang + (attach)
- Ngreketang + (attach)
- Plantingin + (install a ballast)
- Pekakasin + (attach gear or equipment or tools)
- Nomerin + (number)
- Tebengin + (attach the barrier)
- Pageh + (fence)
- Kacain + (attach the glass)
- Klambunin + (attach the mosquito net)
- Rumbingin + (attach the rumbing (decoration of cow horns used during the race ‘makepung’ (cart race drawn by a pair of buffaloes or cows))
- Pinggelang + (attach with bracelet)
- Tabengin + (attach with cover)
- Mareket + (attached)
- Kupit + (attached)
- Reketanga + (attached (by someone))
- Kareketang + (stick (by))
- Plantingina + (attached a ballast (by someone))
- Maplanting + (contains ballast)
- Tapleka + (attached it)
- Taplekanga + (attached it)
- Taplekina + (attached it)
- Madempet + (attached to one)
- Mrambatin + (attaching 'prambat' (ropes stretched in the fields to drive birds)
- Nabeng + (installing protective cover)
- Nabengin + (installing protective cover)
- Nabeh + (attaching the amplifier)
- Nyaabin + (covering)
- Ngrejek + (attack)
- Mleger + (crashing)
- Ngrejah + (attack)
- Mlodor + (hit)
- Pleger + (lunge)
- Dumon + (attack)
- Rinejek + (attack)
- Sasikepan + (attack prevention)
- Rejah + (stolen)
- Marejek + (attacked)
- Rejek + (attacked)
- Rejeka + (attacked (by someone))
- Plegera + (hit)
- Karejek + (attacked (by))
- Kaplodor + (hit (by))
- Pangrejek + (attacker)
- Ngrebut + (gang up)
- Poratang + (respect)
- Moratang + (attend (to), heed, mind, regard, tend (to))
- Antek-antek + (subordinates)
- Kasarengin + (accompanied)
- Rauhina + (visited)
- Tekaina + (visited by him/her)
- Awas + (attention)
- Dusin + (attention)
- Urati + (diligent and thorough)
- Bikas + (attitude)
- Nayah + (attitude like a person leaning back in a chair)
- Ngembir + (attitude of angry bulls)
- Nudut + (influence)
- Pamiarsa + (audience)
- Kikik-kikik + (aughs)
- Ua + (aunt)
- Padewasan + (auspicious)
- Rai + (auspicious)
- Maprabawa + (authoritative)
- Mabawa + (glow)
- Madipta + (glow)
- Kaot + (authoritative)
- Makarat + (authoritative)
- Makeeb + (authoritative)
- Acreng + (charismatic)
- Prabawa + (power)
- Keker + (junglefowl)
- Wawa + (power)
- Aiswaryan + (authority)
- Montor + (automobile)
- Matadongan + (available)
- Apih + (avalanche)
- Tapak + (flat)
- Sedeng-sedeng + (average)
- Ngedesem + (avert)
- Apokat + (avocado)
- Makelid + (dodge)
- Ngelidin + (avoid)
- Ngimpasin + (avoid)
- Impasin + (avoid)
- Nglempasin + (avoid something.)
- Kaimpasin + (avoided)
- Impasina + (avoided)
- Enten + (awake)
- Tangen + (awake)
- Ngrepata + (awake awkwardly)
- Kepupungan + (disoriented)
- Gebrasang + (awaken (uplifting))
- Peris + (gift)
- Ngeh + (know)
- Madengan + (awe)
- Sigug + (awkward)
- Lelanang + (awl)
- Panusukan + (awl)
- Patiosek + (awry)
- Dapak + (ax)
- Kampak + (ax)
- Ngandik + (ax)
- Wadung + (ax)
- Kandik + (axe)
- Tutug kambuhan + (baby ceremony)
- Utung-utung + (baby crab)
- Nyingnying + (baby mice)
- Tukik + (baby turtle)
- Ngrainin + (baby, have a)
- Pakel + (bachan, horse mango, mangifera foetida)
- Balik + (turning)
- Gigir + (back)
- Budal + (go home)
- Mawali + (back)
- Mulihang + (back)
- Matulak + (back)
- Tundun + (back)
- Untat + (back)
- Tundu + (back)
- Pungkur + (back)
- Uri + (back)
- Karag-kirig + (back)
- Kuriang + (back)
- Ngatrik + (back)
- Bungkeranga + (back / body arch)
- Maplinger + (here and there)
- Keled-keled + (back and forth)
- Majengking + (back and forth)
- Celar-celir + (round-trip)
- Sarag-sirig + (back and forth)
- Cedok + (dipper)
- Makeled + (back off)
- Masirig + (back off)
- Iad + (back pain due to hard objects or being hit)
- Bungkerang + (back/torso arch)
- Kuri + (backwards)
- Jelek + (bad)
- Aji wegig + (bad)
- Ngerisebin + (bad)
- Pengeres + (bad)
- Wak + (speech)
- Pap + (bad)
- Ala + (bad)
- Kalayusekaran + (news)
- Riseb + (evil)
- Durmanggala + (bad omen)
- Bocok + (bad appearance)
- Sangkala + (misfortune)
- Buncul + (bad luck)
- Bebayan + (bad luck or disease that will happen to someone)
- Rusuh + (riotous)
- Tulud + (repulsive)
- Ngab + (taste, kind of a)
- Durbudi + (bad thinking)
- Ngriweg + (whining)
- Dursila + (badly)
- Bila + (bael)
- Cameng + (bael)
- Seleng + (sinker)
- Tas + (bag)
- Teben + (downstream)
- Makancuh + (bail)
- Ngancuh + (bail)
- Ngancuhin + (bail)
- Klukuh + (bailer)
- Kancuh + (bailer)
- Empan + (bait)
- Umpan + (bait)
- Baneh + (foreign)
- Mabaren + (feed)
- Abah-abah + (tabiat)
- Maratengan + (cooking)
- Rateng + (cooked)
- Karateng + (cooked)
- Saba + (visit)
- Dacin + (balance)
- Bangkit + (balanced)
- Gundul + (bald)
- Banglah + (bald)
- Mundi + (bald)
- Gundulan + (bald head)
- Lengar + (receding hairline)
- Suun + (counter, kind of)
- Bali + (bali)
- Pangadeg dasaran + (balian)
- Wariga + (knowledge of the calculation of the good and bad days)
- Geti-geti + (offering)
- Baligrafi + (balinese calligraphy)
- Tumpang salu + (balinese ceremony)
- Kekosok + (flour)
- Tri sandhya + (balinese daily prayers)
- Sesimping + (balinese dancer outfit)
- Saron + (balinese gamelan instruments)
- Angklung + (balinese gamelan played with slendro barrel)
- Jaran sirig + (balinese gamelan songs accompanying the “mask” dance with old plays)
- Udeng + (balinese headcovering)
- Pagerwesi + (balinese holiday)
- Lagna + (balinese letters / characters that have not received a sound sign (sound sight))
- Aksara swalalita + (balinese letters to write balinese words absorbed from old javanese and sanskrit)
- Aksara wreastra + (balinese letters used to write words that come from the balinese language)
- Kakawin + (balinese literary works are a kind of poetry bound by the song teacher and the number of syllables and the number of lines in one stanza)
- Kekawin + (balinese literary works are a kind of poetry bound by the song teacher and the number of syllables and the number of lines in one stanza)
- Kecek + (blind (eye))
- Ulu candra + (balinese script)
- Ulu ricem + (balinese script)
- Ulu sari + (balinese script)
- Cengceng + (balinese traditiona instrument)
- Oleg + (balinese traditional entertainment dance)
- Cengceng ageng + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Cengceng cenik/cerik + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Cengceng kebyar + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Cengceng kopyak + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Cengceng madia + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Cengkok + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Nedet + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Pagambuhan + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Gagandrungan + (balinese traditional instrument)
- Kelepon + (balinese traditional snack made of sticky rice like mini ball with red sugar inside)
- Geguritan + (balinese's traditional poem)