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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)
• Bukne  + (a tree whose fruit is small and sour in taste; Bunius antidesma)
• Berasak iareka gandong si tekekang unta  + (a unit of weight measuring 180 catties, usually charged on camels)
• Bija-bija  + (a very basic kinship unit in society;)
• Bajik tangarak  + (a virtuous, intelligent and wise person)
• Bainenna  + (a woman who is legally married to a man)
• Bicaranna  + (a word or combination of words that accurately expresses the meaning of a concept, process, situation, or characteristic that is unique to a particular field)
• Bulaeng  + (A yellow precious metal that can be forged and shaped, usually made into jewelry such as rings and necklaces)
• Cairik  + (abounding in or covered with mud.)
• Jakja  + (accusation; blackened;)
• Bembe pallaki  + (adult male goat)
• Akbali  + (against (used especially to indicate an action brought by one party against another in a court of law, or to denote competing teams or players in a sports contest))
• Bali  + (against; rival (in a match))
• Jaddang  + (Agarwood starch is black, usually used for stomach medicine and so on)
• Aherak  + (aherak)
• Buraksingang  + (air comes out suddenly from the nose and mouth because it cannot be contained (like when you have a cold, you can smell the smell that pierces your nose))
• Ewangang siagang bokong  + (all kinds of materials necessary for something; supplies)
• Akbiring dudu  + (almost on the edge; almost)
• Batu ambarek  + (amber;)
• Akbuntu  + (an acrobatic movement in which a person turns head over heels in the air or on the ground and lands or finishes on their feet.)
• Agang tama  + (an act of entering, as into a place or upon new duties.)
• Cacarak  + (an acute, highly contagious, febrile disease, caused by the variola virus, and characterized by a pustular eruption that often leaves permanent pits or scars:)
• Ballok  + (an alcoholic drink made from fermented palm sap (coconut, siwalan).)
• Akbongka kongkong  + (an exclamation to chase away dogs; hus)

• Akbage-bage  + (an individual or minute part; an item or particular.)

• Ballisik  + (an outpouring of feelings that wax and wane over a short period of time;)
• Akjeknek sipolong  + (Andi by wiping or wetting the body only by pouring water over the body (do not pour water over the head))
• Balao lompo  + (animals as big as large rats, eating grass, vegetables, and so on; Arctos marmota)
• Bullung  + (animals whose bodies resemble jelly plates and are frilled, usually floating on the surface of the sea, can cause itching for other creatures who touch them; Scyphozoa)
• 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)
• Bassi barani  + (any material that can attract ferrous metal;)
• Cacing  + (any of numerous long, slender, soft-bodied, legless, bilaterally symmetrical invertebrates, including the flatworms, roundworms, acanthocephalans, nemerteans, gordiaceans, and annelids.)
• Caccak  + (any of numerous scaly reptiles of the suborder Sauria, order Squamata, typically having a moderately elongate body, a tapering tail, and two pairs of legs held outward from the body, comprising mostly terrestrial and burrowing species)
• Cakalang  + (any of various fishes that leap above the surface of the water, as a tuna, Euthynnus pelamis, or the bonito.)
• Barisik irawa  + (Arabic letter punctuation to express the sound [i] (in the form of a line under the letter))
• Beserek  + (argue; quarrel)
• Baju bassi  + (armor or chain mail worn during war in ancient times)
• Bassi  + (armored; armored)
• Bataliong  + (army units that are part of a regiment (300—1,000 people))
• Jaling  + (arranging (thatch, blades, etc.) in rows using suitable ropes, rattan, etc.)
• Balong pattan  + (artificial globe; a map of the earth that is round like a ball (imitation of the earth); world (planet earth))
• Akbongong  + (assess or investigate (something))
• Erok pamaik  + (at will; voluntarily: the task is not mandatory, but rather --)
• Jaik  + (attaching (connecting, gluing, etc.) with a needle and thread;)
• Jakbak  + (attempts to lure opponents; trap)
• Bangka  + (badly damaged (dismantled) to the point of not functioning (regarding water embankments, walls, etc.) because they were unable to withstand the heavy impact that hit)
• Batangkale  + (bagian badan yang terutama (tidak dengan anggota dan kepala):)
• Baetollah masigika ri makka  + (baitulharam)
• Balao  + (balao)
• Bulo  + (bamboo (usually made into rope))