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n fighting, duel, quarrel (ngadu trans).

      hadug adj rude, discourteous (ngadug trans).

      haḑuh interj alas, oh! (pain, grief); address to superiors; n illness; groaning.

      haḑuhhad,uh intrans groan continually.

      haduk L intrans (ngaduk trans) mix, beat (cookery); mix up, confuse, mingle (hahor H); copulate (coarse slang).

      hadukhadukan intrans be disturbed, annoyed, bothered; n state of confusion; the act of mixing.

      pati haduk intrans be confused, enjoy confusing people.

      hadum L n one share, one part, one half (habagi H).

      hadung intrans (ngadung trans) fit, agree with (things), be suitable, fitting.

      hadungadungan n concurrence, agreement, conference, deliberation.

      hadungang pass be made, to fit.

      hadungin pass be suitable for sth.

      ha-dus n one small box (see dus); kapur hadus a small box for lime.

      haduwa M intrans lie, deny, disavow.

      haga adj genuine, true, real; bali haga ‘the genuine Balinese’ =communities outside the normal Bali culture, living mostly in the hilly west, who claim to be pre-Majäpahit Bali people.

      hagag 1 n a big hole (ngagag trans); tatunné hagag his wound is wide and deep.

      hagag-an n opening; adj public, open.

      hagagang pass be made open.

      hagagin pass be opened for someone else.

      hagag 2 n pile, heap.

      hagahhagah adv slowly; take it slowly!

      hagak n (NBali) attitude, manner.

      hagal 1 adj rather large.

      hagal 2 n the name of a melody.

      ha-galungan n one Bali year of thirty weeks of seven days, and forty-two weeks of five days, making six months of thirty-five days each. Each day of the seven-day and the five-day weeks has its own name, and a new month begins when the first days of both weeks coincide (radite manis).

      hagama (=agama) n law, the rules governing morals and manners; religion.

      hagaman (=agaman) + n the religion (of), the law (of).

      hagamané the law.

      haganghagang intrans be uneasy, awkward, shy, ill-mannered.

      hagahhagar n a kind of edible seaweed (Mal).

      hagé 1 C adj quick, rapid (hénggal L); intrans be quick, act rapidly.

      hagé 2 L adj luxurious, extravagant.

      haged n luck, prosperity (=haget); adj lucky, ready, well.

      hagel 1 intrans (ngagel trans) throw sth at sth; strike, hit; n a blow.

      hagelin pass be hit by.

      pati hagelhagelin pass be struck repeatedly at irregular intervals.

      hagel 2 n a piece, slice.

      hagelis K intrans be quick, act quickly (gelis H).

      hagem 1 H intrans wear, have on, have with one, hold (ngagem trans) (=gamel) (gisi L); n clothes, costume.

      hagemagem-an n holding; handle; function, office.

      ngaku hagem intrans be successful.

      hagem 2 intrans take up a posture (in dance).

      ha-gemel n a fistful.

      ha-gemit n an itching; a period of seven years, in which such an itch is supposed to recur.

      hagen intrans hope, expect.

      hagenhagen-an n hope, expectation, chance of success.

      hagén n agent, agency (D agent).

      hageng C adj large, high, great, grand (hagung R, gedé L); n size.

      hageng-an compr larger, greater.

      hageng hipun its size (gedénné L).

      haget L n luck, prosperity, gain, profit (=haged) (sadya H); adj lucky, ready, well.

      haget-an compr luckier.

      hagethaget-an n money gained by winning.

      hagi 1 n bit, part, piece (=bagi).

      hagi 2 n the first player in gambling.

      hagi 3 intrans (ngagi trans) mix.

      ha-gigis n, adv a little.

      hagil intrans be worn out; twa hagil intrans be old and worn out.

      hagni K n fire (properly agni) (S agni-).

      hagol 1 n attitude, custom, habit.

      hagolhagol n behavior that is less than good.

      hagol 2 intrans (ngagol trans) stand in the way of, prevent.

      kagol pass be prevented.

      hagor intrans mix up, so that one gets what belongs to someone else; bébéké hagor the duck has been mixed up with someone else’s.

      hagu intrans (ngagu trans) boast.

      haguhagu n what is boasted of.

      haguhagu-wan n bragging, boasting.

      hagwang pass be regarded as arrogant, be boasted of.

      hagud intrans be slow; hagud magahé intrans work slowly.

      haguk intrans (ngaguk trans) shout.

      hagulhagul intrans be brave, strong, courageous.

      ha-gulung n one reel (of thread).

      hagum n a cord twisted from bamboo fibers (ngagum trans).

      hagum-an n a twisted cord.

      hagung (=aghung) adj large, great, grand, chief (gedé L, hageng C, agéng K); intrans (ngagung trans) be great, make great.

      hagung-an compr greater, nobler.

      hagungang pass be exalted, be regarded as great.

      hanak hagung n a great man; the title of some kings.

      para hagungé the great ones.

      hagus (=agus, bagus) adj beautiful, good.

      hagyanang imp prepare! make ready!; pass be prepared, be made ready.

      hah 1 interj (prohibition) to a child, ‘don’t do that!’

      hah 2 n the second of the two syllables of power (hang, hah) in Rwa Bhinéda.

      haha n fig (the true Bali form for Mal hara); haha babi n a species of fig.

      häha L adv yes, agreed, it is so (hinggih H).

      hahab C n conduct, behavior, act, manner, ways (tingkah L, bikas R).

      hahab guminé cara jani the usual ways of the land in today’s fashion.

      hahad intrans ebb (tide): yéh pasihé hahad the tide is going out; n ebb tide.

      hahag intrans (ngahag trans) break, smash.

      ha-hakit n one yoke, one pair (of oxen).

      ha-hampin n one bundle.

      hahang intrans be dry, be too dry; hahang kakolongané the throat is dry.

      hahas intrans (ngahas trans) fall out (hair), fall off (leaves, fruit).

      hahashahas-an, hahashas-an n the falling (of leaves, etc.).

      hahat intrans (ngahat trans) make an effort.

      hahatang pass (a strong effort) was made.

      hahathahat-an n a thing about which a great effort is made.

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