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• Enteng  + (light)
• Nyantengang  + (tense)
• Tenda  + (tent)
• Enggang  + (tenuous)
• Onggang  + (tenuous)
• Coak  + (tenuous)
• Renggang  + (tenuous)
• Nyem  + (tepid)
• Wawengkon  + (teritory)
• Paduka  + (term)
• Geg  + (term of address for a young girl)
• Gus  + (term of address for a younger boy)
• Cadelina  + (prevented)
• Tetani  + (termite)
• Kruna-kruna  + (terms)
• Langlang  + (tern)
• Belang belut  + (terrace)
• Mundag-undagan  + (terraced)
• Pingit  + (terrible)
• Ngeb  + (frightened)
• Angker  + (terrifying)
• Wewidangan  + (area)
• Praja Mandala  + (territory of the country)
• Mintonin  + (try)
• Ujian  + (test)
• Midenin  + (check)
• Pidenin  + (try)
• Pintonin  + (try)
• Kapintonin  + (tested)
• Negul  + (bind)
• Nylekak  + (tethered)
• Teks  + (text)
• Suksma  + (thank you)
• Restu  + (approval)
• Ane  + (that)
• Ling  + (weep)
• Nika  + (that)
• Punika  + (that)
• Sane  + (as)
• Totonan  + (that)
• Pabaos  + (that)
• Nyantel  + (that closely link with)
• Leluune  + (that garbage/waste/rubbish)
• Encen  + (which)
• Ngaran  + (that is)
• Bibihe  + (that lip)
• Raksasane  + (the monster)
• Asapunika  + (so much)
• Amunika  + (that much)
• Reditene  + (the sunday)
• Ento  + (that)
• Semale  + (the / a squirrel)
• Mamunyah  + (get drunk)
• Tatujone  + (the purpose)
• Tetujone  + (the purpose)
• Pasaur  + (the answer)
• Abet  + (manner)
• Kanag  + (the attitude of the body with his chest forward)
• Teba  + (area)
• Nania  + (the balinese characters whose location depends on the main letter that symbolizes the sound ya)
• Kawigunane  + (its usefulness)
• Luwung-luwungan  + (the best possible)
• Ngrogragang  + (tear bigger)
• Montore  + (the motorcycle)
• Kedise  + (the bird)
• Blaganjure  + (the blaganjur/baleganjur (one kind of balinese traditional music))
• Aslabsaban  + (the blink of an eye)
• Maben  + (the body/corpse burned with a burning ceremony (ngaben))
• Bukune  + (the book)
• Buku-bukune  + (the books)
• Panyengker  + (wall)
• Kretege  + (the bridge)
• Bale majalila  + (the building where the goddess majalila resides in besakih)
• Canange  + (the canang (canang is a kind of offering made from leaf as a base given "plawa" leaves, betel nut, flowers, etc.))
• Awanane  + (thats why)
• Tabuh rah  + (the ceremonial spilling of blood performed usually with a regulated series (i.e., no sanctioned gambling) of three cockfights (tajen), done to appease the ground spirits (buta kala) before a major temple ceremony such as a piodalan.)
• Mapinton  + (test)
• Biyu kukung  + (the ceremony when the rice plant is pregnant)
• Siarane  + (the channel)
• Rijasa  + (a kind of shrub flower that is pink in color)
• Siape  + (the chicken)
• Tabiane  + (the chili)
• Kramane  + (the citizens)
• Ririh-ririhan  + (the clevest possible)
• Ngatirah  + (the color is red like the vines are red)
• Isin  + (the content)
• Panca Sona  + (the core knowledge of the power of the balinese)
• Prama Kawi  + (the creator)
• Duratmakane  + (the thieves)
• Goake  + (the crow)
• Puanne  + (two days ago)
• Mejane  + (the desk)
• Tipat sanga  + (the double diamond is made with two lines of braids to complement the offerings)
• Bebeke  + (the duck)
• Gumine  + (the earth)
• Pakeemang  + (the egg (egg) in the place where it incurs)
• Bale manguntur  + (the eighteen-mast building faces south where the gods dwell at the batara turun kab&eacute)
• Bale murda  + (the eleven square building for a traditional ceremony in the castle (royal palace))
• Barong  + (the embodiment of mythological beasts as a symbol of truth to fight against destructive forces)
• Pralaya  + (great chaos)
• Jagate  + (the environtment)
• Benane  + (estuary)
• Jebagan  + (the exit of the yard)
• Gobane  + (the likeness)
• Calingne  + (his/her fang)
• Ngruek  + (the farther in, the greater (about holes, wounds and so on))
• Bayune  + (the feeling)
• Apine  + (the fire)
• Riinan  + (the old)
• Panca Yama Brata  + (the first five kinds of self-control to achieve physical perfection and purity.)
• Riin  + (the first time)
• Gedubang  + (the first time red saliva ate betel)
• Bene  + (the fish)
• Bulene  + (the tourist)

• Alase  + (the forest)

• Gobane  + (the likeness)
• Satang  + (circles)
• Nohan  + (day, kind of a)
• Magebug  + (the game hit each other using rattan and shield)
• Leluune  + (that garbage/waste/rubbish)
• Pamesu  + (the gate)
• Angkul-angkul  + (yard wall frame)
• Baruna  + (the god of sea)
• Betarane  + (gods)
• Pemerentah  + (the government)
• Pemerintahe  + (the government)
• Balange  + (the grasshopper(s))
• Ngedeang  + (the greater it is)
• Bablanjanne  + (the groceries)
• Gugon tuon  + (the habit of doing things just by following what his predecessors had done)
• Mambahan  + (lead)
• Pengkang  + (small stemmed net to catch fish)
• Siduur  + (on top)
• Sawa wedana  + (the highest level in the cremation ceremony)
• Pamiritan  + (rolling results)
• Etet  + (thrifty)
• Rangdunan  + (the horns on the legs of the rooster that are small and pointing up)
• Jumahne  + (the house)
• Umahne  + (the house)
• Nara singa  + (the incarnation of vishnu was in the form of a lion-headed man)
• Unduke  + (the incident)
• Juuk purut  + (the ingredients of the orange are used, the skin is wrinkled)
• Paseban  + (outside)
• Baudanda  + (the king's assistant in government (ministers))
• Bahu danda  + (king's accomplice)
• Plelubangan  + (the knowledge of the merits (good or bad) of the day)
• Tanahe  + (the land)
• Maruak  + (cleared land)
• Pamutus  + (the latter)
• Gamana  + (the least)
• Krebeke  + (the lightning)
• Betenan  + (lower side)
• Becicane  + (a magpie)
• Bale mandapa  + (the main building which has twelve poles, generally a place of deliberation)
• Truna-trunane  + (the male teenager)
• Anake  + (the person)
• Pekenne  + (the market)
• Bene  + (the fish)
• Culuung  + (pork)
• Ambeg paramarta  + (the mind of someone who has arrived at the destination)
• Plais  + (the money from pawning the arable land.)
• Raksasane  + (the monster)
• Rantek  + (the more active)
• Pinih  + (first)
• Montore  + (the motorcycle)
• Gegumuk  + (the mound)
• Gununge  + (the mountain)
• Bikule  + (a mouse)
• Wayan  + (the name for the first child)
• Swadana  + (own cost)
• Crorot  + (the name of the cake with circular circles)
• Watugunung  + (name of 30th uku)
• Akara  + (the name of the letter or script /a/ in balinese and sanskrit characters)
• Boma  + (the name of the painting (carving) in the form of a face (giant))
• Jaran guyang  + (the name of the type of black magic that causes people to get drunk in love)
• Padang jampi  + (the name of the type of grass for drinking medicine)
• Bebakuhan  + (general form of a building)
• Buin Manine  + (the next day)
• Bale sari  + (singasari)
• Pejabate  + (officials)
• Riinan  + (the old)
• Permas  + (kind of woven fabric)
• Pamendak  + (welcoming)
• Juuk peres  + (the orange used by the drink)
• Tapak  + (flat)
• Tibu  + (deep river passage)
• Nabe  + (the pastor/priest who gives spiritual instructions that the priest or future priest must obey)
• Padalingsa  + (the pattern of traditional poem based on number of row, syllables, and the last vocal sound)
• Tapakan  + (offerings which are stepped on in the ceremony of cutting teeth)
• Recedana  + (the pitra yadnya ceremony which replaces the body (corpse) with the symbol of holy water (tirta), is usually done if the body that has been buried has no trace of its former because it has long been buried, or the location of the grave is too far away)
• Tongos  + (the place)
• Sanggah cucuk  + (the place of offerings is made of woven bamboo with one pole for blind times)
• Plangkiran  + (the place to offer sajen, made of wooden boards, mounted on the wall of the room)
• Plastike  + (the plastic)
• Parwa  + (part of mahabarata)
• Nlekep  + (the position of the hands are bent and supports the drooping head)
• Bayune  + (the feeling)
• Niyama brata  + (the precepts of self-control)
• Majajar wayang  + (the presence of someone who was not properly ignored)
• Mamadik  + (the proposed event before the wedding / pawiwahan ceremony is held which is in balinese customary marriages)
• Pangraksa  + (guard)
• Tetebekan  + (the stab)
• Ngaskara  + (the purification ceremony atma pitra becomes pitara)
• Tatujone  + (the purpose)
• Tetujone  + (the purpose)
• Ujane  + (the rain)
• Nyinahang  + (the reflection of)
• Rimut  + (remote)
• Gantul  + (the rest)
• Rari  + (rest)
• Sisan  + (the rest of something)
• Kampad  + (the rest of the grated coconut, cassava and so on)
• Nasi dingin  + (the rest of yesterday's rice)
• Panadosne  + (the result)
• Paplesteran  + (the result of covering with cement)
• Kakedukan  + (the result of dredging)
• Kandikan  + (the result of splitting with an ax)
• Papesengan  + (the result of squeezing)
• Kebisan  + (the result of tearing, grass that spreads in the rice fields)
• Kekehan  + (the result of the scavenging)
• Papocongan  + (bunch stuff)
• Papeselan  + (knot)
• Ilut-ilutan  + (the result of twisting)
• Jakanan  + (the results of cooking, enough for cooking)
• Rotan  + (sharpener results)
• Ngumbang  + (beat (n))
• Nasine  + (the rice)
• Carike  + (the ricefield)
• Tlabahe  + (the river)
• Margane  + (the street)
• Lebuh  + (the road in front of the yard door)
• Gabes  + (the road is slow because of obesity)
• Sor singgih  + (the rules for selecting high and low languages according to the relationship between the speakers)
• Nyaag  + (the sacrificial ceremony to start working into the fields held at the dam)
• Maiaban  + (the same age)
• Maiab  + (the same age)
• Iab  + (the same age)
• Iaban  + (the same age)
• Sekolahe  + (the school)
• Pasihe  + (the sea)