| āmat | Foreknowledge (acquired through omens). |
| āmat | To acquire knowledge (from s.t. that appears to the person or through omens); to find out (through omens if an action is opportune). |
| bahasa2 | To call on a familiar spirit. |
| kuluk-kuluk | Expression said several times to call rain to come. |
| etikad (inetikadr) | The object or action that assures desired results. |
| hulew | To stop the rain by saying hūlew-hulew. |
| irup-mati | Words uttered in counting for good luck. |
| lessa 3 | To divine s.t.; to find out s.t. through divination; to request s.o. to divine. |
| limal | To divine s.t.; to find out s.t. unknown. |
| lundang (duwa'a lindang) | A spell to make s.o. else want to be one’s friend. |
| payam 2 | To ask (a fortune-teller) to divine, ask for divination, request to have the fortune told. |
| sa'at | Omen. |
| salat | A cure for s.t.; a preventive measure; a charm. |
| sambit | To divine s.t. (by means of a string).1 |