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• Makruh  + (it is recommended to be abandoned, but it is not a sin to do it)
• Mahalabiyu  + (Joking)
• Lambing  + (large and facing forward about the ear)
• Ahas  + (Large rattan which is usually used as a basic material for making household utensils)
• Tungkang  + (Large ship filled with coal)
• Takujihing  + (laughing grinningly that is not liked)
• Badaun  + (leaves begin to grow leaves)
• Daun sambilikan  + (leaves of a plant typical of the island of Kalimantan for mixing in sour vegetable dishes)
• Manjilat  + (Lick)
• Kilat  + (light that flashes quickly in the sky (lightning and so on))
• Katuju  + (Like)
• Wagil (1)  + (likes to do things that are forbidden)
• Malampahakan  + (looking for inspiration by meditating to become a best seller)
• Kakulilik  + (looking for something while thinking with confusion, my eyes looked here and there but couldn't find it.)
• Tinjau  + (looking from afar)
• Pajah Musuh  + (loses/opponent does not move (for example when showing off clothes))
• Dandangan  + (made of copper/aluminum)
• Beoko  + (make sounds (for babies) as a preparatory practice for speaking)
• Mandaw  + (manda (traditional Dayak knife))
• Malamar  + (massage to relax)
• Lampit  + (mats made from woven rattan blades)
• Ampal  + (meat and potato mixture)
• Maramban  + (mother is making vegetables in the kitchen)
• Gunungan  + (Mountain)
• Sasingut  + (Moustache)

• Ambay  + (name of a type of climbing plant with sweet fruit)

• Ampelang  + (name of a type of cracker/cake, a mixture of wheat flour and fish flour, shaped like fingers, fried)
• Jalungkap  + (name of the type of plant for cooling, horseshoe plant)
• Nanang  + (nickname for boys, Banjar nobility title)
• Idang  + (nicknames for young girls/girls)
• Turih (2)  + (nicks to extract sap from rubber trees)
• Bamalam-malaman  + (Night)
• Cabak  + (Night hawks (owls) who like to look at the moon)
• Kada  + (No)
• Kahilangan  + (no longer; disappear; not visible.)
• Tumbur  + (noisy)
• Kamit  + (not sleeping at night; staying up late)
• Kanari  + (nut from Canarium trees; galip nut)
• Dikikih  + (objects scattered by chicken feet)
• Talindung  + (Obstructed objects are not visible.)
• Rancak  + (Often)
• Saraba  + (often used to express the whole or all aspects of something.)
• Baboreh  + (oil from flowers cooked with wax and perfume)
• Puasa Sadauh  + (only half a day)
• Manggarongkap  + (open to take something)
• Natu  + (Particle used to draw attention or highlight something important. Particle often used to introduce or emphasize new information in conversation.)
• Balang  + (Pattern)
• Cina  + (people of Chinese descent)
• Papadaan  + (People who are close or related by family, same ethnicity or nationality)
• Baung  + (People who have the characteristic of not being able to restrain themselves when they see the opposite sex)
• Malim  + (people who know the land that contains diamonds)