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List of results
- Dijan + (on)
- Dilah + (on)
- Dinane + (on day (usually followed by the name of the day or other information))
- Matunjel + (burned)
- Marareman + (on meeting)
- Jelap + (on purpose)
- Mabuaka + (on purpose)
- Nreping + (on the edge (cliff))
- Ngincil + (on the edge so that it almost falls (the location of the item, sitting, standing))
- Tengahne + (in the middle)
- Baduur + (on top)
- Babuan + (on top)
- Ba Duwur + (on top)
- Siduur + (on top)
- Acepok + (once)
- Cepok + (once)
- Apisan + (once)
- Reke + (reputedly)
- Aileh + (once around)
- Dikenkene + (occasionally)
- Buin + (when)
- Pida + (first)
- Kacrita + (told)
- Kasatuaang + (told (by))
- Eka + (one)
- Besik + (one)
- Nunggal + (one)
- Pangapit + (one)
- Abesik + (one)
- A + (one)
- Saka + (calendar)
- Sa + (cock)
- Tunggal + (one)
- Siki + (one)
- Karobelah + (one)
- Kwintal + (one)
- Tanggo + (one)
- Sajuta + (one)
- Adwitia + (second to none (concerning the nature of god))
- Sepaa + (one)
- Apikul + (unit weight)
- Sik + (one (short form of 'besik' which mean one))
- Aijeng + (one bunch)
- Ngatih + (one by one)
- Sakabesik + (one by one)
- Besik-besikin + (one by one)
- Aketeng + (a coin)
- Polos + (honest)
- Akibik + (one cubic)
- Mani puan + (one day)
- Panampahan + (tools for slaughtering)
- Saprapat + (one fourth, one quarter)
- Makaijeng + (one full bunch)
- Satus + (one hundred)
- Nyatus + (one hundred (about the unit price of merchandise))
- Karo Belah + (one hundred fifty)
- Aketi + (one hundred thousand (about money))
- Alangkat + (a span)
- Poh Amplem + (one kind of mango that tastes sour)
- Ginjal + (kidney)
- Alus mider + (one level of balinese language)
- Asasih + (one month)
- Abungkul + (a/an)
- Silih Tunggil + (one of)
- Pabersihan mati + (one of a series of mortuary baths)
- Nyegara gunung + (one of a series of pitra yadnya ceremonies)
- Pangrupukan + (one of a series of rituals nearing nyepi)
- Biu ketip + (one of banana variety)
- Manak + (giving birth to children (animals))
- Ponggang + (slit)
- Gulu wangsul + (one of the balinese dance neck movements)
- Kajar + (one of the balinese gamelan instruments that acts as a mat holder (rhythm))
- Recaka + (one of the breath settings in pranayama)
- Pranawa + (symbol of the magic sound om)
- Bebolong + (cajeput)
- 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))
- Wanaprastha + (one part of catur asrama concept)
- Nyimpangang adegan + (one part or process of the cremation ceremony)
- Biksuka + (one part or stage of catur asrama)
- Adiri + (person)
- Ajengkal + (one span hand)
- Siu + (one thousand)
- Sia bangsit + (one thousand eight hundred)
- Nem Bangsit + (one thousand two hundred)
- Akelan + (one tie consisting of six pieces of 'ketupat' (rice steamed in diamond shape packet and wrap in coconut leaves))
- Sasapa + (one type of alphabet s in the balinese alphabet)
- Sasaga + (one type of alphabet s in the balinese alphabet)
- Celuluk + (celuluk)
- Poh Santen + (one type of mango that has a lot of sap when it's still raw)
- Poh Manalagi + (one type of mango that is similar to ‘poh golek’, but the flesh is thicker)
- Poh Madu + (one type of mango that tastes like honey when its ripe)
- Poh Arum Manis + (one type of mango that tastes sweet when its ripe)
- Poh Gedang + (one type of mango which is similar to ‘poh arum manis’ but the seeds are bigger)
- Poh Lali Jiwa + (one type of mango which is similar to ‘poh arum manis’, but the fruit flesh is rather spotted)
- Poh Golek + (one type of mango which shaped flat and long (oval))
- Segehan Satus Kutus + (one type of offerings in religious ceremonies in bali (offering the smallest sacrifice, which among others contains as much as 108 pieces of rice))
- Janggan + (janggan kite)
- Ratodata + (one type of wirama)
- Punarmada + (one type of wirama)
- Akatih + (one (e.g.) stem (of flower), strand (of hair), stick (of bamboo). with emphasis on &)
- Rerama + (one's parents)
- Saparo + (one-half)
- Bale ongkara + (mundar-mandir)
- Idewek + (oneself)
- Ibane + (oneself)
- Brangbang + (onion)
- Dogen + (only)
- Lonto + (only)
- Kewanten + (only)
- Kemanten + (only)
- Manten + (only)
- Wantah + (only)
- Sajaba + (except)
- Kemaon + (only)
- Dogenan + (only)
- Sakewanten + (but)
- Tuah + (only)
- Batak + (only)
- Kewala-kewala + (only)
- Kwala + (only)
- Nglintik + (only)
- Sakewala + (but)
- Dingkil + (only one)
- Kriet-kriet + (onomatopoeia)
- Gelebug + (onomatopoeia)
- Grodog-grodog + (onomatopoeia)
- Keteg-keteg + (onomatopoeia)
- Korek-korek + (onomatopoeia)
- Krupuk-krupuk + (onomatopoeia)
- Kletak-kletak + (onomatopoeia)
- Ngluluk + (onomatopoeia)
- Ngring + (onomatopoeia)
- Nguguk + (onomatopoeia)
- Seok + (onomatopoeia)
- Krepet-krepet + (onomatopoeia: sound of soft, fast, repeated hitting)
- Kelenting + (onomatopoeic)
- Ngiuking + (onomatopoeic)
- Meles + (soak through and out)
- Ampak + (open)
- Ampakang + (open)
- Delik + (open)
- Embak + (open)
- Enggang + (open)
- Kebek + (open)
- Kebekang + (open)
- Kebeng + (open)
- Kebitanga + (open)
- Lehleh + (open)
- Maenggangan + (open)
- Manggangan + (open)
- Mungkah + (open)
- Ngagah + (open)
- Ngalgal + (open)
- Ngampakang + (open)
- Ngebatang + (open)
- Ngebengang + (open)
- Ngebit + (open)
- Ngebitang + (open)
- Ngenggang + (open)
- Nguak + (open)
- Ngungkab + (open)
- Nyebak + (open)
- Panukub + (open)
- Tukub + (open)
- Ungkab + (open)
- Ungkaba + (open)
- Mampakan + (open (adj))
- Ngedat + (open (eyes), awake)
- Makbak + (evaporate)
- Kemelang + (open (your mouth))
- Ruak + (open land)
- Ngebitin + (open a little)
- Kemel-kemel + (open and closed alternately)
- Ruakang + (open land)
- Kebengang + (open slightly)
- Bancingah + (open square or common)
- Galgal + (open the land)
- Kagalgal + (opened)
- Makebatang + (opened)
- Mungkaban + (opened)
- Gagaha + (opened)
- Kebenganga + (opened a little)
- Kebit-kebitanga + (opened up)
- Bengbenga + (opened wide)
- Gook + (opening)
- Obag-obag + (opening)
- Pamungkah + (opening (ceremony))
- Endag + (rise)
- Ngruak + (opening new land)
- Renda + (filigree)
- Kaden + (thought)
- Manah + (opinion)
- Ngamanahang + (opinion)
- Papineh + (thought)
- Kemanahin + (opinion)
- Kekenehang + (opinion)
- Panampen + (opinion)
- Madat + (opium)
- Malangsingan + (opium)
- Galah + (opportunity)
- Kesempatan + (opportunity)
- Alpaka + (treason)
- Nglawan + (oppose)
- Miwalin + (oppose)
- Tanding + (package)
- Tungkas + (oppose)
- Nungkas + (oppose)
- Pangpang + (oppose)
- Kapiwalin + (denied)
- Tulak + (opposite)
- Tungkalikan + (opposite)
- Dwandara + (fight)
- Tungkalik + (opposite)
- Wiadin + (or)
- Utawi + (or)
- Beros + (jewelry on a necklace rather than gold)
- Nyekah + (or the embodiment of the spirit of the deceased)
- Gading + (orange)
- Kuwanta + (orange)
- Taru sumaga + (orange (citrus) tree)
- Klungah gading + (orange coconut)
- Sukik + (orange jasmine)
- Pepii + (orange pest-like beetle which smells like a pest of a sage)
- Pidarta + (speech)
- Pangenter acara + (master of ceremony)
- Anggrek + (orchid)
- Olah + (paddle)
- Nunden + (order)
- Utus + (sent)
- Tata + (order)
- Reh + (because)
- Nitah + (reign)
- Pasuh + (order)
- Pesen + (order)
- Tundena + (order)
- Besen + (order)
- Konkon + (order)
- Ogok + (support)
- Orin + (order)
- Keeh + (order)
- Mesen + (order (v))
- Ngongkon + (order (v))
- Kareh + (ordered)
- Katitah + (governed (by))
- Munduk + (hill)
- Trepti + (regular)
- Beres + (orderly)
- Renes + (orderly, neat and fertile (about plant))
- Panjak + (ordinary citizen)
- Wadua + (ordinary citizen)
- Raremahan prani + (organic substances)
- Ngrapiang + (tidy up)
- Sekaa + (association)
- Ngadaang + (organize)
- Matur + (talk)
- Isin jeron + (organs)
- Luan + (orientation)
- Luwanan + (orientation)
- Tebenan + (orientation)
- Luanan + (oriented)
- Wit + (origin)
- Ued + (origin)
- Sulur + (origin)
- Kamimitan + (ancestors)
- Asli + (original)
- Clalongan + (oriole)
- Tenggala + (plow)
- Patra + (leaves (in the form of ornaments))
- Sasat + (cock)
- Paku pipid + (ornament made of young palm leaves)
- Patra Batun Timun + (ornament or carving patterned from cucumber seeds)
- Patra Cina + (ornament which has the characteristics of a vine or tree-shaped trunk, has a round flower flanked by three leaves, between the stems there is a 'liking ata' (shoot of a creeping plant))
- Patra Olanda + (ornament whose basic form is a vine with flowers and leaves like a vine)
- Pepilis + (ornament-shaped dots on the eyebrows made of powder as a dancer's ornament)
- Ias + (almost dry)
- Lelengisan + (ornamental)
- Patra Sari + (ornaments in the form of round flowers and consists of one 'sari', four 'patra punggel', three ‘kuping guling' ornaments)