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• Cabodo  + (Disparaging and Offensive. an abnormally small person having normal physical proportions.)
• Bageang  + (dividing results)
• Barakbasa  + (dotted (about water, tears, and so on); falling (fruit))
• Wdawd  + (drgdrg drgdrg drg)
• Akak gamberek  + (dried gambir roots)
• Binanga kalotorok ri parang kassika  + (dry river in the desert (filled with water if it rains))
• Balangkoak  + (eagles, whose feathers are black, often snatch small birds, chicks or other small animals as prey; Indus haliasture)
• Biberek irate-rawa  + (edges (edges) of the mouth (bottom and top))
• Bencong  + (effeminate person:)
• Bajiki  + (efficacious; efficacious; potent; successful use)
• Bakbik bayao  + (egg shell)
• Balong lampu lisitirik  + (electric light bulb; arc lamp)
• Bansalak  + (emergency (temporary) housing for workers)
• Bansabahasa malayu  + (ethnic groups and languages in Sumatra, Peninsular Malaysia, and in various regions in Southeast Asia;)
• Baju bebe  + (European style women's clothing; gown; skirt)
• Bilang-bilang  + (everything that can be used as a tool to achieve goals or objectives; tool; media:)
• Bannak  + (evil deeds;)
• Akbarisallang  + (expression of friendly or respectful regard)
• Bilukluk  + (fabric with a thick surface, soft hair on the front and flat on the back, soft, shiny, often made into skullcaps or oversized clothes)
• Bannang mastuli  + (fabric woven from coarse silk)
• Barakgok pakeang hakji baine  + (face and body veils such as those worn by women on the pilgrimage; layah)
• Bantang balik garringang  + (falling ill again after (somewhat) recovering; relapsed)
• Bija pammanakang  + (family; relatives; relatives)
• Bella  + (Far)
• Bija  + (father's side of the family)

• Barahmana baine  + (female brahmin)

• Baine pamimping pattandingang  + (female referee)
• Baine pakelong ri gamelanga  + (female singers in gamelan art or in wayang (golek, kulit) performances)
• Bassara kanre olok sakbe  + (fenugreek)
• Barakkasak  + (file; tie; short (about long items);)
• Bembang  + (fine)
• Bannang  + (fine rope spun from cotton (silk and so on) used for sewing or weaving)
• Bakdilik  + (firearms (especially old-style guns))
• Baraccung  + (fireworks)
• Ekbak lame taipa  + (flat cuttings (such as sweet potato cuttings, mango))
• Batu pepek  + (flint (for making fire with powder and steel);)
• Ebarakna  + (for example; if only;)
• Bakarak  + (Forest breadfruit trees, their leaves are wide, the wood is very suitable for house materials because it is termite resistant)
• Batti  + (freckles)
• Cabar  + (fresh (about the heart, courage))
• Bale balang  + (freshwater fish with scales and usually cultivated in tebat (pond ponds), delicious to eat; kalui; Osphromenus olfax)
• Bayuang  + (friends of the opposite sex who remain and have a relationship based on love; beloved;)
• Bajik parange  + (full of compassion; helpful)
• Ballak akpakballe  + (general medical center (not for treatment or overnight patients))
• Bajik pakmaik  + (generous)
• Baik-baine  + (girls)
• Akbucillak mata  + (giving out or reflecting a strong or dazzling light)
• 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)