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List of results

• Biseang mata lalang  + (long mansion (market and so on); ward:)
• Bila panjakkalak jukuk  + (long pyramid-shaped wound;)
• Bawi  + (mammals with long snouts, thick skin and rough fur;)
• Benggolok  + (money in the Dutch era, which was worth half a cent, was made from copper mixed with bronze; mite;)
• Aga  + (of or relating to the body)
• Berupi  + (only just; not long ago; just a moment)
• Belo-belo rinring  + (ornate grilles made of wood or porcelain, mounted on balustrades, over windows, and so on)
• Battang  + (parts of the body below the chest cavity:)
• Bisikoik  + (pastries made from flour mixture (wheat and so on) and eggs with or without sugar (usually made in factories and sold in canned form))
• Batang kale  + (physical; body)
• Bakrak kasarak  + (powder with fragrance for cleansing the body;)
• Banyarak  + (sea fish that is long and slender, has a blackish back and a silvery-shining belly, contains a lot of fat, and tastes delicious; Scomber scombrus)
• Baraggak  + (sheathing fabric; veil)
• Belo-belo  + (small balls of wool and so on which are used as decoration on (women's) clothes, shoes, and so on)
• 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)
• Bipang  + (snacks made from peanuts (can be) cooked with sugar; hang on)
• Bajek  + (snacks made from sticky rice and grated coconut (often eaten together with sticky rice tapai):)
• Bella inji  + (still far; still a long time)
• Batangang-batangang cerak  + (the colorless liquid that is part of the blood, under normal circumstances its volume is approximately 5% of body weight)
• Akbibe  + (thick liquid that smells fragrant; musk; dedes;)
• Cakkok  + (traditional medicine made from a mixture of ground spices wrapped in cloth to be drunk by force by squeezing it into the mouth (usually for small children).)
• Bangkoang  + (trees, their leaves are usually made into singles, mats, headgear, and so on)
• Belo-belo uk  + (triangular hair ornament (made of gold):)
• Balacu  + (twill; rather thick cloth)
• Balira pattettek tannung  + (weaving tools in the form of long, thin boards for compacting or enforcing the weave; weaving free)

• Baju bosi  + (long clothes (usually made of thick fabric), with or without sleeves to cover the body)

• Balakbak  + (A bird deterrent made from woven bamboo shaped like a long whip)
• Ballo japang  + (Japanese arak, made from fermented rice, is usually served hot)
• Bisong  + (Wild bulls, found in North America, have thick hairy napes, large heads, small horns and large humps)
• Bakke ri olok-oloka  + (a dead body (usually for animals))
• Cacak  + (a drawing on the skin made by cutting with a sharp or pointed object and then coloring it in; tattoo)
• Akbalo-balo  + (a long narrow band or strip, typically of the same width throughout its length, differing in color or texture from the surface on either side of it)
• Akak  + (a part of the body of a plant that develops, typically, from the radicle and grows downward into the soil, anchoring the plant and absorbing nutriment and moisture)
• Balibodo  + (a place to catch fish made from woven bamboo, in the Jambi area)
• 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))
• Bandera  + (a rectangular or triangular piece of cloth or paper (tied to the end of a stick, pole, etc.) used as a symbol of a state, association, body, etc. or as a sign; pennants; stump)
• Cabai  + (a shrub whose fruit is round and long with a pointed tip, when ripe it is reddish brown or dark green, contains many seeds which taste spicy; chili)
• 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)
• Ballok  + (an alcoholic drink made from fermented palm sap (coconut, siwalan).)
• 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)
• Batangkale  + (bagian badan yang terutama (tidak dengan anggota dan kepala):)
• Battuang samarakna kanre  + (basic food substances necessary for growth and health of the body)
• Bakuk jeknek bani  + (basket made of wood to collect honey water in the forest)
• Baki akbangkeng  + (baskets made of rattan or woven sticks for plates, bowls, earthen pots, and so on;)
• 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)
• Babak  + (black marks on the body that are present from birth)
• Bangko pammempoang  + (boards and so on (usually long) with legs for seating)
• Baju kurung  + (bracket clothes)
• Barongko  + (cake cladding made from banana leaves and so on; takir; pyramid)
• Belo-belo bannang bulaeng ri bajua  + (decorations made of gold (silver) thread sewn on hats, clothes, and so on)