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• Buccuk  + (moves (releases, bounces) quickly because it is moved by a bouncy object or because resistance is released (like an arrow released from a bowstring))
• Akgiok-giok  + (moving (incessantly))
• 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)
• Burakne isilang  + (Muslim men)
• Baine isilang  + (Muslim women)
• Ewangang pappainro kayu punna lani-laccuki nibokdongi iareka nilarik  + (nasal voice; nasal)
• 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)
• Akgeak  + (not united in heart; dispute; squabble:)
• 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)
• Bise  + (oars (scullers) with leaves at both ends;)
• Adang-adang  + (obstruct (hinder people walking and so on) by pushing forward)
• Balli  + (obtain something by exchanging (payment) for money)
• Birang  + (occurs from two strands;)
• Bau-bauang paccampuruk kaluruk  + (odorous materials (for cigarette fillers and so on))
• Akademis  + (of or relating to a college, academy, school, or other educational institution)
• Akgauk gassing  + (of or relating to a dictator or dictatorship)
• Aga  + (of or relating to the body)

• Akbalabasak  + (of, consisting of, or using lines:)

• Cabul  + (offensive to morality or decency; indecent; depraved:)
• Bajikmi  + (okay (luckily); really lucky)
• Ballang akballang  + (on the basis of other colors (about skin and so on); more of a kind of color)
• Buagang palilik  + (once in a while (don't); hubaya-hubaya (don't))
• Adelek  + (one who walks the right path; people who are fair and sincere in their behavior and actions)
• Bakdilik jukuk  + (one-eyed tempuling (for catching turtles);)
• Berupi  + (only just; not long ago; just a moment)
• Bucillak  + (open wide (about the eyes) so that they appear enlarged;)
• Bunga bissu  + (ornamental plants in the form of shrubs, generally with red or dark red flowers, propagated by cuttings or grafts; hibiscus; Hibiscus; Hibiscus rosasinensis)
• Borodirik  + (ornaments made of thread sewn onto cloth; embroidery; embroidery;)
• Belo-belo rinring  + (ornate grilles made of wood or porcelain, mounted on balustrades, over windows, and so on)
• Balati  + (overseas output (foreign countries))
• Akbassi pattogek kale  + (packages or luggage for provisions on a trip or for visiting family)
• Elasak  + (paddle support on a lifeboat or boat when the paddle is in use)
• Buyang belo-belo  + (paper made of gold (silver, tin) for jewelry, writing, and so on)
• Barambang  + (park)
• 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))
• Batu nilang  + (patchouli stone)
• Bingkung  + (patil for sharpening wood (sometimes for weeding plants);)
• Barek  + (peci which has a round, flat shape (worn by students, soldiers, and so on))
• Beknusuk  + (peel or peel (of the skin): wound -- heals more easily than a burn;)
• Baknusuk  + (peeling (about skin); beset; hack)
• Bunting  + (people who are getting married; bride)
• Ellak  + (people who forcibly and violently take property of people)