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• Bolang-bolang  + (Spider)
• Bokka  + (splits (breaks, injuries, abrasions, etc.) on the skin due to contact with sharp objects and so on:)
• 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):)
• Bella inji  + (still far; still a long time)
• Agang malambusuk  + (straight path; the right way)
• Akbalo lakbu  + (streaky (striped like snake skin, striped, etc.); striped)
• Bakbarak  + (stretched; expand;)
• Ballang siagang cumik  + (strike out (palit) with soot, charcoal, and so on; smut;)
• Barik ri kayua marak-maraka  + (stripes (in wood, marble, and so on); spots (on sparrow eggs and so on);)
• Banngak  + (stunned; stunned; shocked and confused)
• Bile-bile  + (such as (insults and so on) by pouting the lips;)
• Battu-battumami  + (suddenly:)
• Binakbak  + (supernatural; confidential; hidden (in Sufism))
• Bokdonna  + (supports (pillows, supports, etc.); support;)
• Elemu ukkuruk bidang  + (Surveying (about two-dimensional drawings in which all points are located in a flat plane))
• Balang  + (swamp (where vegetation grows))
• Ballo teknek  + (sweet water extracted from mayang enau, palm oil, and so on)
• Bakkak  + (swollen)

• Bialo  + (taking shortcuts; take the nearest road; cut the road)

• Barra  + (taking water (sap) from trees by cutting the bark or cutting the leaves or roots: the farmer - palm oil to get the sap;)
• Basung  + (tapered rolls of paper (leaves, bamboo petals, etc.) for peanuts and so on;)
• Balerek  + (teenage age level)
• Belo-belo panggong  + (temporary decoration or decoration of rooms, buildings, roads, and so on;)
• Barung-barung  + (temporary house, place to stay)
• Akdakkik  + (tending or designed to stick to things on contact or covered with something that sticks)
• Bincacau  + (terkutuk (untuk cacian atau makian))
• Berek-berek  + (testicles, such as in cows, buffalo, goats)
• Berek  + (testicles; penis)
• Akbarong  + (the act of offering or suggesting something for acceptance, adoption, or performance)
• Akbalasak  + (the act of retaliating; return of like for like; reprisal)
• Akbebe  + (the act or process of salivating)
• Akbebe-bebe  + (the act or process of salivating)
• Agang jeknek  + (the artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops)
• Ajarang poro angkioki nyawana tumatea  + (the belief or doctrine that the spirits of the dead, surviving after the mortal life, can and do communicate with the living, especially through a person (a medium) particularly susceptible to their influence)
• Bajik sikali  + (the best; noblest)
• Bakba  + (The call of the father who has the title of Hajj)
• Batangang-batangang cerak  + (the colorless liquid that is part of the blood, under normal circumstances its volume is approximately 5% of body weight)
• Bajik kodina apa-apaya  + (the degree of good or bad something; level:)
• Biring kekkesek  + (the edge of a large road that is slightly higher than the road, where people walk)
• Akbaluk lammorok  + (the exchange of a commodity for money; the action of selling something)
• Ahak  + (the first day of the week)
• Basa hindu  + (the language which is the national language of Pakistan, which has the same system as Hindi which is the national language of India, but uses Arabic script (Hindi uses Devanagari script))
• Battuang  + (the meaning contained (in words, sentences); meaning:)
• Adang  + (the name of the first man, according to the Bible: husband of Eve and progenitor of the human race)