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List of results
- Ngaryanin + (do)
- Plipirang + (arrange to line neatly)
- Ngardiang + (make up)
- Malis-alis + (eyebrow)
- Mapendah + (make up for promises)
- Rujakang + (make ‘rujak’ (fruit salad) (imperative))
- Ngawenang + (make, cause)
- Karana + (cause)
- Pangubengan + (makeshift building in the courtyard outside the temple for a place of worship)
- Ngekokang + (making dishes)
- Ngrujak + (making fruit salad)
- Magook + (stay in the hole)
- Ngrusuh + (steal)
- Ngricekang + (dissipate)
- Gelem nged + (malaria fever)
- Lanang + (gamelan instrument)
- Jalu + (male)
- Kakung + (male)
- Yaksa + (male giant)
- Kaung + (male pig)
- Ngluer + (tall (about trees, buildings, etc.))
- Jlema + (person)
- Purusa + (natural elements)
- Muani + (man)
- Ngemuaniin + (man)
- Batun salak + (man)
- Ibingan + (man dancing with a girl dancer in a joged bungbung performance)
- Pangibing + (man dancing with a girl dancer in a joged bungbung performance)
- Pralabda + (accepted)
- Poh Manalagi + (one type of mango that is similar to ‘poh golek’, but the flesh is thicker)
- Semaga + (mandarin)
- Sumaga + (mandarin (citrus reticulata))
- Pepada + (purgatory ceremony before slaughting animal, then the meat that will be used in the sacred ceremony)
- Taru poh wani + (mangifera caesia)
- Ambawang + (mangifera foetida)
- Poh + (mango)
- Getas + (mango)
- Kunyit putih + (mango ginger)
- Manggis + (mangosteen)
- Blibar + (mangosteen)
- Api-api + (mangrove)
- Lindur + (mangrove)
- Prapat + (mangrove)
- Manik + (manic, ovary)
- Ngrupaang + (manifest)
- Papindayan + (embodiment)
- Dresti + (manifested)
- Kesela + (manioc)
- Ubi + (yam)
- Mrabotang + (manipulate)
- Rudra Kuaca + (mantra)
- Sadaksara + (mantra)
- Tain + (manure)
- Rabuk + (manure)
- Tai + (manure)
- Plutuk + (manuscript containing offerings for the yadnya ceremony)
- Biuh + (fertile)
- Akeh + (many)
- Liu + (many)
- Katah + (many)
- Ngendah + (many)
- Makudang + (various)
- Dugdugan + (pile)
- Sempok + (many)
- Aken + (seriously)
- Magenep-genepan + (many)
- Matanbiag + (many)
- Matambiagan + (many)
- Akueh + (many)
- Bahu + (shoulder)
- Bangkotan + (many)
- Begak + (many)
- Kabiuhan + (many)
- Ablegag + (many)
- Embit + (many)
- Sempet + (many)
- Srining-srining + (many)
- Begeh + (fresh)
- Pagaang + (many are crawling)
- Pajungkling + (many are overturned)
- Pajririt + (many are rolling fast)
- Pajongkok + (many are squatting)
- Padlehdeh + (many are walking slowly)
- Tibuan + (many deep river passages)
- Endah + (play)
- Mendahan + (many kinds of)
- Ribek + (full)
- Padulengek + (many looked up)
- Padlekep + (many people close their faces)
- Pakeeng + (many people grumble)
- Pajlempoh + (many people knelt down)
- Pakeek + (many people make a "keek" sound as a sign of mocking)
- Pakaik + (many people scream (scream))
- Melid + (many question)
- Padlepek + (many sit or sleep on the floor)
- Agil + (many styles)
- Nildil + (many times)
- Ngincemin + (many times)
- Ngincem + (many times)
- Maplilutan + (twisted)