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• Bangko  + (a tree that lives on the beach, the wood is hard, the flowers are like orange blossoms)

• Bangkalak ar pokok-pokok  + (A tree that reaches a height of 28 m and reaches a diameter of 50 cm)
• Bakarak  + (Forest breadfruit trees, their leaves are wide, the wood is very suitable for house materials because it is termite resistant)
• Cabang  + (a division or subdivision of the stem or axis of a tree, shrub, or other plant.)
• Bainang  + (a plant belonging to the Oxalidaceae tribe, the tree reaches a height of 5-12 m, has compound leaves, some of the fruit is sweet (sweet starfruit) and some can be made into vegetables (starfruit))
• Balao cicik  + (a small rat that smells bad, lives in the ground, eats insects, has a long snout, grayish brown fur, small and slanted eyes; muskrat; Suncus murinus linnacus)
• Bangko  +
• Bangko-bangko  + (anvil wood (in the kitchen and so on); wood and so on supports (bridges and so on); wood for sitting when grating coconut and so on; stick)
• Bakuk jeknek bani  + (basket made of wood to collect honey water in the forest)
• Biung  + (bent or bent (about knives, keris, etc.) because it was hit by a hard object)
• Cabak  + (bird foraging in the air, medium sized, ha … bird foraging in the air, medium sized, has soft, faint brown feathers, for example long, small body, short beak, mouth gaping wide when open, large head and eyes, short legs, is a nocturnal bird active at night, insectivorous, lives in open land, spread throughout Indonesia in open land, spread throughout Indonesia)
• Barang mate  + (inanimate solid objects, such as stone, wood)
• Bantinottok  + (insect-eating birds that make their nests in hollowed-out wood (by pecking at it);)
• Barang bahang-bahang  + (materials that will be used to make other goods; raw materials for building (such as sand, wood, lime):)
• Belo-belo rinring  + (ornate grilles made of wood or porcelain, mounted on balustrades, over windows, and so on)
• Bingkung  + (patil for sharpening wood (sometimes for weeding plants);)
• Bisak kayu  + (pieces of wood)
• Balasak bila  + (poles or stakes (of wood and so on) to strengthen fences (splints, dams, etc.);)
• Balembeng  + (roots that protrude outward and resemble the supporting walls of a tree at the base)
• Begisik  + (small bird, 12 cm long at most, lives in groups in low trees and bushes near rice fields, has red-brown feathers, with black neck feathers, eats seeds, sometimes eats insects)
• Barik ri kayua marak-maraka  + (stripes (in wood, marble, and so on); spots (on sparrow eggs and so on);)
• Berang bodo  + (thread rolling wood; bundle)
• Accokcorok  + (to rub hard with a brush, cloth, etc., or against a rough surface in washing)
• Bakdok ar kayu  + (tree, the wood is hard, good for making charcoal)
• Bau ri biseang  + (wood on a boat (ship) mast for hanging sails: -- top; -- lower)