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• Bakuk-bakuk pammoneang jukuk  + (small basket for fish; creel; creel)
• 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)
• Biccekang  + (small boils on the edges of the eyelids;)
• Buttuk  + (small caterpillars found on rotten carcasses and so on; bernga)
• Buaya cakdi  + (small crocodile; frog crocodile)
• Balang-balang  + (small insectivorous bats, their noses folded; Microchiroptera)
• Botolok cakdi  + (small long necked bottle)
• Belo-belo ri pakkulik bokboka  + (small scratches or marks on the edges around the book pages)
• Balek bilek  + (small spring)
• Buttuk parekang olok  + (small white caterpillars (flies and so on) which are usually found in rotting carcasses)
• Bengisik ballang ulu  + (small white-headed bird; grayling sparrow; research questions; Munia Maja)
• Barik-barik  + (smudged (face);)
• 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):)
• Accokko  + (sneak (hide) behind something)
• Bonarak  + (so rotten)
• Barukbuk  + (soil consistency that is easily broken;)
• Buntu  + (solid, not hollow)
• Balik-balik  + (somersault)
• Biluk  + (something curved; curved; curved;)
• Bone  + (something that exists (contained, contained, etc.) in an object and so on:)
• Epek  + (something that is found between two objects (people and so on); something that is squeezed (clamped, crushed, etc.))
• Bolik-bolik  + (something that is stored (money, goods, etc.))
• Buleng  + (something whose entire body is white (about chickens, horses, etc.))
• Betek  + (son of a frog that is still like a fish (with gills))

• Aggareggarese  + (sounds like a whoosh)

• Akgarese kamma rukuk nionjoka  + (sounds like dry grass being stepped on, leaves blowing in the wind)
• Akcakbok-cakbok kamma sakra jekneka ri gantiroa  + (sounds like the sound of water pouring from a fountain)
• Akgaloggoro  + (sounds like water being filled into a bottle)
• Bengisik  + (sparrow)
• Bansa sammang ri malaka  + (special relationship between the person in debt and the person who lends (gives a loan))
• Cadel  + (Speech sound disorders are speech disorders that cause a person to have difficulty pronouncing certain letters or words.)
• Bolang-bolang  + (Spider)
• Bokka  + (splits (breaks, injuries, abrasions, etc.) on the skin due to contact with sharp objects and so on:)
• Jabe  + (spoiled)
• Akgagak  + (spoken with or characterized by a stutter)
• Bindok  + (squint, oblique (about the location of the black eye that is not in the right center))
• Bari  + (stale; rotten)
• Ballak-ballak pakbalukang ri pasaraka  + (stall or ward where selling in the market)
• Bintoeng  + (star)
• Akbucillak  + (stare in an angry or fierce way.)
• Bintoeng kajora  + (stars that usually rise in the early hours of the morning; Eastern Star)
• Boknok  + (starting to rot)
• Bari ri kanre-kanreanga  + (starting to smell bad or taste sour because it has gone through a spoilage process (about food):)
• Akjonjo  + (sticking out or coming out of the hole and so on)
• Bella inji  + (still far; still a long time)
• Bone battang  + (stomach contents (tripe, intestines, spleen, and so on); interior)
• Agang malambusuk  + (straight path; the right way)
• Akbalo lakbu  + (streaky (striped like snake skin, striped, etc.); striped)
• Bakbarak  + (stretched; expand;)
• Bulekang  + (stretcher to lift a sick person (by laying him down))