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• Aksara swalalita  + (balinese letters to write balinese words absorbed from old javanese and sanskrit)

• Lemayung  + (a balinese musical composition using the smarandhana gamelan as a medium of expression)
• Anantaboga  + (a giant snakes in balinese myth)
• Selonding  + (an archaic type of balinese gamelan orchestra)
• Reong  + (an instrument used in balinese gamelan music)
• Gongseng  + (anklets equipped with small bells, worn to complete balinese dance clothing)
• Baligrafi  + (balinese calligraphy)
• Tumpang salu  + (balinese ceremony)
• 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  +
• 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)
• Ulu candra  + (balinese script)
• Ulu ricem  + (balinese script)
• Ulu sari  + (balinese script)
• Cengceng  + (balinese traditiona instrument)
• Oleg  + (balinese traditional entertainment dance)
• Cengceng cenik/cerik  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Nedet  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Cengceng kebyar  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Pagambuhan  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Cengceng kopyak  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Gagandrungan  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Cengceng madia  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Cengkok  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Cengceng ageng  + (balinese traditional instrument)
• Kelepon  + (balinese traditional snack made of sticky rice like mini ball with red sugar inside)
• Geguritan  + (balinese's traditional poem)
• Tungkul  + (being too absorbed in something)
• Pipis tubung  + (big coins with a hole in the middle and written with javanese letters.)
• Menggel  + (bite (to break up) (direct words))
• Sepet  + (bitter)
• Kecek  + (blind (eye))
• Riuh  + (boisterous)
• Celuluk  + (celuluk)
• Rumbah  + (chopped herbs)
• Ileh  + (choreography in balinese dance)
• Rubuh  + (collapse)
• Milpil  + (compile)
• Ngripta  + (compose)
• Ripta  + (create)
• Nohan  + (day, kind of a)
• Semped  + (dense)
• Ngurah  + (designation for certain clans in balinese society)
• Riseb  + (evil)
• Satia wacana  + (faithful to words or sayings)
• Baos  + (fish kind of a)
• Kekosok  + (flour)
• Rindik  + (gamelan musical instruments made from bamboo like ‘kulintang’ with balinese scales)
• Sempedin  + (get angry with harsh words)
• Sempedina  + (he scolded with harsh words)
• Sempeda  + (he/she scolded with harsh words)
• Obong  + (held up a chicken fighter in balinese tradition.)
• Jroweh  + (indulgence in words open secrets)
• Makeengan  + (issuing regretful words)
• Janggan  + (janggan kite)
• Gegecok mirah  + (kind of traditional balinese side dish)
• Prabu  + (king)
• Sabuh wacana  + (king's words)
• Wariga  + (knowledge of the calculation of the good and bad days)
• Guung  + (letter (ra) in the balinese script which is hung on the main letter)
• Prabali  + (most women are married to aristocratic groups in balinese society, usually called jero or pemekel)
• Kemikan  + (movement of lips when speaking, said words)
• Watugunung  + (name of 30th uku)
• Nyoman  + (name, kind of a)
• Pigek  + (neck movement in balinese dance)
• Clucuh  + (obscene (words))
• Atur  + (offer)
• Geti-geti  + (offering)
• Bebangkit  + (offerings in balinese hinduism in the form of a collection of fruits and cakes that symbolize the contents of the world and the planet, presented to the goddess durga and the butakala)
• Alus mider  + (one level of balinese language)
• Gulu wangsul  + (one of the balinese dance neck movements)
• Kajar  + (one of the balinese gamelan instruments that acts as a mat holder (rhythm))
• Panegtegan  + (one of the terms about the day in the balinese calendar)
• Ding  + (one of the tones of the five tones in balinese gamelan (music))
• Sasaga  + (one type of alphabet s in the balinese alphabet)
• Sasapa  + (one type of alphabet s in the balinese alphabet)
• Swadana  + (own cost)
• Ngemigang  + (own words are not clearly heard)
• Ngemikmik  + (own words are not clearly heard)
• Ngemigmig  + (own words of uncertainty)
• Masawala  + (pen war)
• Ja  + (please)
• Saa  + (prayer in delicate balinese language)
• Aji  + (price)
• Pendah  + (promise)
• Rereng  + (rather deaf)
• Nasi pucuk kulak  + (rice for the offering of a birth ceremony based on 'panca wara' (a part of the traditional balinese date system))
• Masaa  + (say the prayer in delicate balinese)
• Kasemped  + (scolded with harsh words)
• Nyempedin  + (scolded with harsh words)
• Na  + (second letter or script in balinese letters / script)
• Raos Singid  + (secret words)
• Ngakan  + (short for pungakan (a group of balinese people))
• Nania  + (the balinese characters whose location depends on the main letter that symbolizes the sound ya)
• Blaganjure  + (the blaganjur/baleganjur (one kind of balinese traditional music))
• Panca Sona  + (the core knowledge of the power of the balinese)
• Akara  + (the name of the letter or script /a/ in balinese and sanskrit characters)
• Mamadik  + (the proposed event before the wedding / pawiwahan ceremony is held which is in balinese customary marriages)
• Balian sonteng  + (the shaman who offers offerings with ordinary words to bring strength when treating)
• Nulis  + (to write)
• Gentorag  + (traditional balinese musical instruments)
• Sedeg  + (unclear words like the voice of a cold person)
• Makamen  + (using "kamen" (balinese traditional outfit))
• Nyemped  + (very dense)
• Masemped  + (very dense)
• Prangbakat  + (week, one of the pawukon)
• Kapas  + (wick)
• Pragiwaka  + (wise (form alus singgih / type of balinese language to talk to people who must be respected))
• Raos  + (words)
• Omong  + (words)
• Cadang gonggang  + (words that were spelled out on purpose to cause a fight)
• Idong-idong  + (words to brag to the enemy)
• Poma  + (words to end a pray)
• Rundah  + (worry persistently)
• Nyurat  + (write)