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• Baliang  + (provide answers (to questions, criticism, etc.); repay; reply(i))
• Akcallok  + (pry the fruit flesh with your hands)
• Akbesok anngangkak ari-ari  + (pull (lift) slowly to move; move up and down; pedal (bicycle, rickshaw, etc.))
• Cabut  + (pull out (out) from the place where it is planted (growing):)
• Bakuk pammoneang kanre  + (punnet)
• Bibe  + (pursed mouth; grinned)
• Akbeserek  + (quarrel; argue)
• Cacau  + (quick and well-coordinated in movement;)
• Balingkakkasak  + (quickly and skillfully at doing something agile)
• Batu cakdi  + (rather large pebbles)
• Baklalo  + (reasonable; influence-free; without ulterior motives)
• Battik-battik  + (red spots on the skin; skin disease (in children) due to sweat)
• Akbokkak  + (red swelling on the skin (marks from being hit or scratched))
• Adak  + (refinement and kindness of character; courtesy; morals:)
• Ballak sundalak  + (residential buildings specifically provided for prostitution (sometimes doubling as the prostitute's residence); brothel)
• Barakkasak ase  + (Rice bundles and so on, consisting of two halves, weigh approximately 10 catties)
• Berasak  + (rice that has had its husk removed (which becomes rice after cooking))
• Bente  + (rice that is roasted in a cauldron until the skin bursts and explodes; like -- being drummed, pb banging incessantly (the sound of guns and so on))
• Batu tangkasak ri baital nukaddasak  + (rock)
• Balembeng  + (roots that protrude outward and resemble the supporting walls of a tree at the base)
• Bannang kasarak  + (rope; big thread)
• Bila-bila  + (rough woven (bamboo strips) for fences, walls, and so on)
• Akbise  + (rowing non-stop)
• Banoang selek  + (salute the keris sheath from gold, silver, and so on)
• Batu iareka nakassik  + (sand, soil, or rock that contains enough useful minerals to be processed into economic goods such as)

• Aco tassilolongang  + (say nonsense; delirious)

• Balle-balle  + (say something untrue to;)
• Bate bokkak  + (scars (on the face, forehead, etc.))
• Bakke ratasak  + (scattered in disorder; (about corpses, carcasses, and so on);)
• Bilorok  + (scratches (scratches, scars) on the skin (due to exposure to sharp objects))
• 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)
• Balanak  + (sea fish, scales similar to milkfish, soft flesh; Mugil cephalus)
• Akcicilik  + (selling goods with installment payments)
• Barrisik  + (series;)
• Akbukkuk  + (shape or force (something straight) into a curve or angle.)
• Bage  + (share/give)
• Baraggak  + (sheathing fabric; veil)
• Bayao  + (shelled objects containing living substances for future offspring produced by poultry (chickens, ducks, birds, etc.), usually eaten (boiled, fried, omeleted, etc.))
• Akcillak-cillak  + (shining with flashing points or gleams of reflected light, as the ocean or a faceted gemstone)
• Barang bodo  + (short machete; dirk)
• Bakdilik rokrok  + (shot gun (where powder is filled from the barrel hole))
• Bantang  + (sick again; relapsed;)
• Bere-bere  + (simultaneous inflammation of the nerves in various nerve areas due to vitamin B1 deficiency)
• Bakukna  + (since from)
• Empo  + (Sitting at prayer time)
• Ballang  + (skin disease in the form of white spots on the hands or feet)
• Bangkeng langik  + (skyline)
• Belak  + (slash;)
• Banngi  + (sleeping together (at someone's house, in a hotel, etc.); per night)
• Ekbak  + (slice)
• Belo-belo  + (small balls of wool and so on which are used as decoration on (women's) clothes, shoes, and so on)