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List of results
- Rampas + (seize)
- Ngrurah + (usak)
- Reweng + (seize)
- Karurahin + (damaged)
- Ruraha + (damaged by it/someone)
- Biulan + (seizures)
- Kejet + (slightly limping (about legs))
- Landuh + (prosperous)
- Rahajeng + (selamat)
- Kembarang + (align, sit side by side)
- Sekat + (since)
- Saruron + (working together)
- Babad + (sejarah)
- Tulen + (honest)
- Sujati + (indeed)
- Jaum + (true)
- Sujatinyane + (true)
- Sapenawang + (as)
- Alangkat + (a span)
- Acengkang + (sejengkal)
- Plaus + (a kind of triangular shaped offerings base made of coconut leaf)
- Kroso + (basket, kind of)
- Pidada + (a kind of mangrove, which the fruit used as rujak (salad)
- Gesing + (a kind of thorny bamboo)
- Rinti + (a kind of thread as ceremonial equipment)
- Penyon + (sea legged and tailed animals like sea turtle, usually make a hole on sand)
- Laak biu + (fruit, kind of a)
- Pacah + (garden)
- Soli + (a kind of flower)
- Rijasa + (a kind of shrub flower that is pink in color)
- Sawalak + (a type of red feathered pigeon)
- Plapah + (a kind of spice mixture)
- Engkuk + (offerings)
- Pepetet + (a kind of lizard whose skin is blackish, glowing white and flying)
- Rubung + (a kind of earrings stuff or eardrop (jewelry in the ear) for men)
- Pengkah + (a kind of ghost with big stomach)
- Plekir + ('baris' dancer crown)
- Ajang + (a type of dish in offerings)
- Lada + (fish kind of a)
- Ricik + (a kind of fish)
- Bangladan + (a type of sea fish whose body is flat)
- Slungsung + (mackerel)
- Pogot + (a kind of sea fish whose scales are thick and poisonous if not treated properly)
- Gedeglot + (tuna)
- Bebonangan + (gamelan, kind of)
- Giling-giling + (a type of traditional snacks)
- Cekot + (spoon)
- Sepen + (a type of net for catching small shrimp on the beach)
- Ranti + (a type of small chili)
- Rijig + (a kind of small bean)
- Komak + (a type of beans)
- Ropa + (a kind of cloth)
- Cepuk + (a kind of ikat cloth or fabric whose base color is red)
- Bongkar + (take)
- Sangkap + (sejenis kartu ceki)
- Kayu tai + (tree, kind of a)
- Klaci + (a kind of forest wood whose fruit is very acidic)
- Sukun + (breadfruit)
- Gipang + (a kind of traditional cake)
- Becica + (robbin)
- Tuma + (a type of louse that lives on clothes)
- Gegecok mirah + (kind of traditional balinese side dish)
- Papenggong + (a kind of granary)
- Celuluk + (celuluk)
- Bangkebai + (a kind of cannon)
- Tuak + (beer)
- Sajeng + (palm beer)
- Ronde + (a kind of warm drink with ginger water added with round stuffing made from sticky rice flour and other spices)
- Nasi kojong + (a type of tumpeng rice formed by inserting rice into a cone mold made of banana leaves)
- Nasi bira + (a type of rice for offerings)
- Blebet + (a type of large nyiru whose shape is curved at the bottom)
- Taah + (tool, kind of)
- Dakangan + (sejenis penyakit puru)
- Engkol + (game, kind of a)
- Bangsing + (root)
- Biu batu + (banana variety)
- Crenggah + (a type of banana whose fruits are long and curved)
- Babih + (knife, kind of a)
- Gamal + (tree, kind of a tree)
- Ancak + (a type of body tree whose leaves are heart-shaped, height can reach 15 meters)
- Paang + (immune)
- Pradah + (a kind of tree whose wooden terrace is believed to have magical value)
- Sigar Mangsi + (all in black)
- Nunas baos + (a kind of ritual of calling spirits)
- Bulung jaja + (rice)
- Canang + (a type of offering)
- Pangruyagan + (an offering)
- Durmanggala + (bad omen)
- Plecing + (a kind of chili sauce for mixed with kale vegetables)
- Sesedep + (kind of offering)
- Sate calon + (a type of satai made from grated coconut mixed with a little meat)
- Beleng + (a kind of betel)
- Gereng-gereng + (plant)
- Puring + (croton)
- Samblung + (devil's ivy)
- Banggul + (kind of ladder)
- Bangul + (ladder)
- Gabor + (dance, kind of pendet dance)
- Adar + (a type of joged dance)
- Permas + (kind of woven fabric)
- Bungkak + (coconut)
- Pungut + (a type of wild plant that is very good for ornamental plants (bonsai))
- Galing-Galing + (a vines whose flowers are blue funnel-shaped)
- Peperon + (kind of vines, can be used for fish toxin (indian berry, anamirta cocculus))
- Bludru + (velvet)
- Balu entut + (a type of shrub plant)
- Gambir + (gambier)
- Sepet-sepet + (fire flame bush)
- Bajing + (squirrel)
- Baing + (sejenis udang laut yang kecil-kecil)
- Pantung + (sejenis udang laut yang kulitnya bergerigi)
- Alid + (smell)
- Belek + (soft)
- Tis + (shade)
- Etis + (cool)
- Sarma + (some money on offerings (about vows))
- Agebog + (a large bunch)
- Nyekah + (or the embodiment of the spirit of the deceased)
- Pesan + (very)
- Sungguh + (very)
- Sajaan + (very)
- Apisan + (once)
- Acepok + (once)
- Ajanian + (just this once)
- Kapah-kapah + (rarely)
- Dikenkene + (occasionally)
- Makejang + (all)
- Sabatek + (all)
- Makejangne + (all)
- Sapisana + (at once)
- Swagata + (welcoming speech)
- Temisi + (tree snail)
- Mangkin + (now)
- Prajani + (right)
- Jani + (now)
- Belat + (marker)
- Seleng + (sinker)
- Selat + (boundary)
- Balapan + (balapan)
- Kemaon + (just)
- Sakita keneh + (sekehendak hati)
- Aslabsaban + (the blink of an eye)
- Pramangkin + (instantly)
- Sawatara + (about)
- Sekolah + (school)
- Sekolahan + (school)
- Sekolahe + (the school)
- Sekolahne + (his/her school)
- Predata + (carefully)
- Sanggar + (community)
- Kosya + (cell)
- Selag + (to obstruct)
- Pragat + (finished)
- Setata + (always)
- Satata + (always)
- Saisai + (always)
- Kemaruk + (always want to eat)
- Runyam + (can not be motionless)
- Ngricekang + (dissipate)
- Pelintat-pelintut + (characteristic)
- Dampukan + (always lucky)
- Bangkit + (balanced)
- Cetana + (always aware)
- Taga + (always available food or drink)
- Mataga-taga + (always available food or excessive drinks)
- Mataga + (always available food or drinks in excess)
- Rahajeng + (selamat)
- Slamet + (safe)
- Rahayu + (peace)
- Awignamastu + (peace)
- Swasti prapta + (welcome)
- Rahajeng semeng + (good morning)
- Rahajeng wanti warsa + (happy birthday)
- Swasti wanti warsa + (happy birthday)
- Busan-busan + (always)
- Selangkangan + (crotch)
- Salanturne + (next)
- Tapis + (membrane on coconut palms)
- Lamad + (thin membrane)
- Anggara + (tuesday)
- Puput + (completed)
- Kecarum + (basil)
- Daksina + (offering)
- Kelod + (south)
- Kaja + (north)
- Kangin + (east)
- Milih + (select)
- Mapilih + (chosen)
- Papilihan + (selection)
- Selegwi + (plant)
- Saringan + (strainer)
- Selemang + (to be made black)
- Senteng + (scarf)
- Slempot + (sash)
- Slendang + (sash)
- Anteng + (selendang)
- Dodot + (dancer shawl)
- Ambed + (a waist cloth)
- Ambedin + (selendangi)
- Ambedang + (shawl)
- Suud + (selesai)
- Ampun + (already)
- Wusan + (to finish)
- Janten + (certainly)
- Rampung + (done)
- Putus + (finished)
- Prasida + (successfully)
- Pragatang + (finish)
- Pamuputan + (bellows)
- Atma + (self)
- Raga + (self)
- Dewek + (diri)
- Matilesang + (self awareness)
- Mulat sarira + (report)
- Ngunying + (self-stabbing)
- Menting iba + (selfish)
- Tanpa semu + (shy)
- Seleh + (anchovy)
- Selehin + (search)
- Tatasang + (investigate)
- Selir + (concubine)
- Paongan + (pelayan perempun)
- Adol + (sell)
- Mamengkeng + (sell)
- Ngadep + (sell)
- Ngadol + (sell)
- Adep + (sell)
- Garus + (sell the first time with a rather cheap price to lure more customers)
- Gai + (sell well)
- Ngedol + (sell with commission)
- Dagang + (seller)
- Pangedar + (seller)
- Madolan + (selling)
- Jlingjing + (ditch)
- Cedor + (smuggle)
- Sami + (all together)
- Saedah + (all over)
- Sadaya + (throughout)
- Sakuub + (all over)
- Gumian + (whole village)
- Sakancan + (every)
- Pratisentana + (whole lineage)
- Sajebag + (whole area)
- Onya + (all)
- Makejangan + (all)
- Saraswati + (god, kind of a)
- Kace + (some kind of bean kara)
- Es doger + (kind of a drink)
- Ercis + (pea)