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• Batu catorok ri dallekang dudua piong  + (leading chess pieces; pawn; army)
• Baramparekang  + (leave abandoned;)
• Belo-belo lekok kaluku  + (leaves (especially coconut leaves) for decoration:)
• Balasak  + (levy of money by the government (municipalities and so on) as compensation: will be collected -- from every vehicle that passes the road)
• Acconga  + (lift the neck (head) up and forward; looked up)
• Akbicara  + (lift: ~ tongue, speak)
• Edda jarang  + (ligas (about horse running))
• Bangkeng  + (limbs that support the body and are used for walking (from the groin down);)
• Batu marak-marak  + (limestone that has undergone metamorphosis, and can be used for floors, walls, and so on; marble)
• Baeng  + (limit ; until)
• Bakrak basa  + (liquid powder; boreh (odors to lubricate the body to make it smell good);)
• Barandi inung-inungang sarro  + (liquor is made from grapes)
• Ballok ase  + (liquor made from tapai water)
• Baju bosi  + (long clothes (usually made of thick fabric), with or without sleeves to cover the body)
• Baju lakbu  + (long dress)
• Bila panjakkalak jukuk  + (long pyramid-shaped wound;)
• Biasaji  + (low; very ordinary; commoners (not nobles and not rich))
• Barakkak  + (magic; sacred; blessings (influence) that bring benefits (happiness, safety, etc.))
• Akcarruk sakra karattasak nikekkek  + (make a soft, muffled crackling sound like that caused by the movement of dry leaves or paper)
• Ballu-balu  + (making holes (with a drill, drill, jar, etc.); make a hole (like a squirrel in a palm fruit))
• Bawi  + (mammals with long snouts, thick skin and rough fur;)
• Bagulik  + (marbles; marble; marbles;)
• Barang bahang-bahang  + (materials that will be used to make other goods; raw materials for building (such as sand, wood, lime):)
• Bebe  + (melted saliva (at bedtime and so on); saliva)
• Balu burakne  + (men whose wives have died or who have divorced their wives;)

• Accinik  + (menggunakan mata untuk memandang; (memperhatikan))

• Bandong  + (mesh attached to the splint and so on)
• Benteng tannga  + (middle pole, series pole;)
• Ebonik  + (mining goods that look like coal (for pencils and so on))
• Balik-balik mata  + (miraculous feats (such as a handkerchief being transformed into a dove); trick)
• Beccolok  + (missed (about swords and so on being slashed))
• Akboklosok  + (missing or falling off skin; peeling;)
• Ellek  + (mock; Scorn)
• Bantuang pammarenta  + (monetary assistance and so on to foundations, associations, and so on (usually from the government):)
• Benggolok  + (money in the Dutch era, which was worth half a cent, was made from copper mixed with bronze; mite;)
• Bannang gudang  + (money matching rope;)
• Balacung  + (Mori cloth is still raw (not yet bleached) so the color is slightly yellowish)
• Bate-bate  + (Multi-colored flags that extend upwards and taper at the ends are placed to enliven the atmosphere and attract attention)
• Barrokang  + (mumps; goiter)
• Barrok  + (mumps; wake up)
• Baine isilang  + (Muslim women)
• Bajeng-bajeng  + (needle grass)
• Beru  + (new)
• Bangsawang  + (nobleman; nobles)
• Akbayang  + (not certain or fixed; provisional)
• Bambalak  + (not following the rules and behaving arbitrarily:)
• Balik ballang  + (not true (about words); Lie)
• Beta  + (not winning or being in a state of not winning (in a fight, war, match, election, etc.))
• Bilang nisakbuka  + (numbers (mentioned in sequence): five -- , one, two, three, four, five)
• Adang-adang  + (obstruct (hinder people walking and so on) by pushing forward)
• Balli  + (obtain something by exchanging (payment) for money)