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• Buah bungur  + (a kind of fruit that never falls unless it is rotten)

• Madang  + (a kind of wood whose sap is itchy)
• Lantaw  + (a loud voice came from afar)
• Mitiran  + (A measuring instrument used to measure the length or distance of an object.)
• Lahu  + (a number of rice pests, planthoppers)
• Kacumbrang  + (A plant that forms dense clumps, its rhizomes are used to obtain the yellow color.)
• Kursi  + (a seat that has legs and a backrest)
• Nyaman  + (A state where a person feels happy, calm, and free from disturbances or discomfort both physically and mentally.)
• Kukuir  + (a tool for pulling or reaching objects that are far from our reach)
• Naning  + (a type of bee that nests in the ground)
• Triplik  + (A type of board made from several thin layers of wood glued together.)
• Ambai  + (a type of climbing plant whose fruit is delicious as pickles)
• Mahrawin  + (a type of durian but the outer skin is bright green)
• Luhung  + (a type of durian but the outer skin is red)
• Jambih  + (a type of fishing tool consisting of strong woven bamboo blades in the shape of a cylinder, which are stuck into the river bed to ambush fish)
• Kangkurung  + (a type of folk musical instrument (made from bamboo sticks of various sizes, pounded on the ground))
• Pacal  + (a type of food containing vegetables with peanut sauce)
• Kujajing  + (a type of forest wood whose fruit is the size of a thumb is very popular with mouse deer)
• Uar  + (a type of gummy skin for tanning leather or as a dye)
• Kamangi  + (A type of herbal plant used as a cooking spice, has fragrant leaves and a distinctive taste, slightly spicy and sweet.)
• Walatung  + (a type of large rattan the size of a thumb)
• Wawa  + (a type of monkey without a reddish tail)
• Limau purut  + (A type of orange originating from Southeast Asia, its skin is thick, bumpy and has a strong aroma.)
• Limau nipis  + (A type of plant that belongs to oranges. It has a small size, green skin, and a very sour taste.)
• Widara  + (a type of plant that is very bitter but is used as medicine)
• Jangang  + (a type of plant whose roots can be woven to make skullcaps)
• Jalai  + (a type of seed plant such as corn)
• Lalayan  + (a type of shelf placed above the kitchen to place cut firewood)
• Ular-Ular  + (a typical Banjar steamed cake made from sago)
• Madihin  + (a typical South Kalimantan performing art that uses tambourines)
• Tang  + (A versatile hand tool, used to hold, cut, or pull various types of workpieces, especially metal.)
• Gurinda  + (A versatile tool, used for various purposes such as cutting, sharpening, or smoothing the surface of work pieces.)
• Kula-Kula  + (a very basic unit of kinship in society)
• Tunggul  + (a wooden stick stuck in the ground or water)
• Sayang  + (affection (to); love (to); love (to))
• Kucing  + (An animal that looks like a small tiger, usually kept as pets)
• Jaba  + (an ordinary person in the Banjar king's lineage)
• Timbul  + (Appear)
• Karu-Karu  + (ask for something forcefully and cry)
• Maraih  + (asking a man to marry his daughter)
• Kubut  + (assistant referee in football games)