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List of results

• Balluruk  + (glass-like stone; mountain crystal; crystal;)
• Berasak ase punuk  + (glutinous rice; sticky rice)
• Akbayuang  + (go out with (someone in whom one is romantically or sexually interested))
• Bannang bulaeng  + (gold paper for decoration, embroidery, and so on)
• Bajik ampe  + (good (polite) behavior; orderly)
• Bassi bajik  + (good quality iron (comes from Khorasan))
• Balibi  + (gray white (about the color of the horse))
• Battalak  + (great pressure (scale))
• Balala  + (greedy eaters)
• Balambang  + (grilling (fish, etc.) by placing it directly on the coals without seasoning it)
• Barang caribukbuk  + (grocery items (plastic items, glass, etc.) such as plates or glasses)
• Akbarrisik  + (gymnastics; exercise; sport)
• Bani  + (hairy insects, four wings and live on flower nectar)
• Ballak ri istanaya nabattuia toana  + (hall in the palace where guests are received and so on)
• Ballak pandalekangang  + (hall used for facing (kings and so on); front hall:)
• Bakuk  + (hanging basket (a place to put jugs and so on))
• Baine pasundalak  + (has no morals, slut, whore)
• Bassorok  + (have had enough to eat; already full stomach:)
• Balaki  + (having manly traits and qualities; maleness (in women))
• Akdanngong  + (having or emitting a clear resonant sound.)
• Akba  + (having or exerting great power or force)
• Akboyok  + (having the general form, shape, or outline of an egg; egg-shaped)
• Basak  + (head worker (foreman);)
• Bateng  + (heart (in the inner sense); conscience; inner feelings:)
• Barak  + (heavy rainy season)

• Agang lompo  + (Highway)

• Bilo  + (His vision was sparkling, he couldn't see anything because the light was too bright:)
• Bakji  + (hitting (knocking and so on))
• Bakbalak  + (hitting with a long, thin object such as rattan;)
• Bawi sawerek  + (hog deer)
• Ballak passannang-sannangang  + (hollow box for keeping fish in banks (rivers and so on))
• Ballak pakbanngiang  + (home or rest stop (for relaxing, spending the night, etc.))
• Barang-barang nikeke bassi  + (homogeneous inorganic solid objects that are formed naturally and have a certain chemical composition, in very large quantities, for example copper, gold, diamonds; mining goods; pelican)
• Barang kammai apa  + (Hopefully; should:)
• Bangguliisik  + (hornless:)
• Bara jarang  + (horse stable)
• Ballak oto  + (houses or parts of the house where cars are stored and so on; car cage)
• Batek  + (illustrated cloth which is made specifically by writing or applying wax to the cloth, then processing it in a certain way; batik fabric)
• Akcakma-cakma  + (imitation of the sound of people tasting food)
• Ekdak  + (imitation of the sound of people's feet walking fast;)
• Barong  + (imitation of wild animals (lions and so on) in which there are people moving around (for show))
• Cabuh  + (in a state of chaos; riot; up in arms)
• Barang mate  + (inanimate solid objects, such as stone, wood)
• Bandera merah putih  + (Indonesian red and white flag)
• Daayah  + (information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group, movement, institution, nation, etc)
• Bantinottok  + (insect-eating birds that make their nests in hollowed-out wood (by pecking at it);)
• Bereng-bereng  + (insects with two pairs of wings and long bodies (often the prey of birds); shoe; busy)
• Cakma  + (intelligent, agile, or strong, like a gentle breeze.)
• Ajaranna iareka pahanna realis  + (interest in or concern for the actual or real, as distinguished from the abstract, speculative, etc)
• Edede  + (interjections to express surprise, awe, surprise, and so on; ouch:)
• Barang-barang taenaya anggakna  + (items (possessions that are) worthless)