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• Badik  + (The traditional weapon of the Bugis and Makassar tribes is in the form of a knife, sheathed, single-edged, used as a symbol, amulet and for self-defense.)
• Battalak ri apa-apa  + (the weight of an object)
• Akbibe  + (thick liquid that smells fragrant; musk; dedes;)
• Balek  + (thin tin-plated iron; belek)
• Bage sisakbuna  + (thousandth)
• Bannang bulu gimbalak  + (thread from sheep's wool)
• Berang bodo  + (thread rolling wood; bundle)
• Akdumbak-dumbak ri tinakraka  + (throbbing (about tendons and so on))
• Empoang kakarengang  + (throne; throne)
• Cakngiru  + (tidak mempercayai atau meremehkan motif orang lain; seperti atau merupakan ciri orang yang sinis.)
• Akdundu  + (to avoid (an obstruction, city, etc.) by following a bypass.)
• Accuklak  + (to begin to grow; shoot forth, as a plant from a seed)
• Akbiluk  + (to cause to move around on an axis or about a center; rotate)
• Cagun  + (to come into sight; become visible:)
• Akbica-bicara  + (to converse in a familiar or informal manner.)
• Cakak  + (to engage in battle or in single combat; attempt to defend oneself against or to subdue, defeat, or destroy an adversary:)
• Addakkik  + (to fasten or attach by causing to adhere:)
• Akbicak-bicara  + (to have a friendly conversation (to discuss something); deliberation)
• Ajarak  + (to impart knowledge of or skill in; give instruction in:)
• Accoccorok  + (to move along in continuous contact with a smooth or slippery surface)
• Akbalambang  + (to place in or as if in a tomb; entomb; bury)
• Accokcorok  + (to rub hard with a brush, cloth, etc., or against a rough surface in washing)
• Akdongkok  + (to set or place on or as if on a perch.)
• Akbisik-bisik  + (to speak with soft, hushed sounds, using the breath, lips, etc., but with no vibration of the vocal cords.)
• Cak cak  + (to try or test the flavor or quality of (something) by taking some into the mouth:)

• Acciuk  + (to utter a succession of small, tremulous sounds, as a bird.)

• Bagalak  + (too big (strong))
• Bakrak  + (tools (materials, objects) for polishing)
• Balanggu  + (tools for binding feet or hands; handcuffs:)
• Beterei  + (tools for collecting and generating electricity)
• Balabasak  + (tools for making lines; ruler; ruler)
• Bate onjok  + (traces)
• Bibisik  + (traditional medicine (slightly black in color) which is heated or placed on the forehead and temples (for headaches, women who have just given birth, and so on);)
• Cakkok  + (traditional medicine made from a mixture of ground spices wrapped in cloth to be drunk by force by squeezing it into the mouth (usually for small children).)
• Barang-barang  + (treasure)
• Bakdok ar kayu  + (tree, the wood is hard, good for making charcoal)
• Bangkoang  + (trees, their leaves are usually made into singles, mats, headgear, and so on)
• Belo-belo uk  + (triangular hair ornament (made of gold):)
• Battuang tojenga  + (true meaning)
• Balacu  + (twill; rather thick cloth)
• Biseang rua pallayaranna  + (two-masted boat (from Malabar or Zanzibar))
• Bansa  + (type; appearance)
• Emang  + (uncle)
• Akbulo sibatang  + (unite; very friendly; in accordance)
• Battu  + (until)
• Bodona  + (view in brief (only the important things): summary:)
• Akdumba  + (violent throbbing (about the heart); pounding)
• Akbukkuk-bukkuk  + (walking hunched over;)
• Biseang pabunduk  + (warboat; bidar canoe)
• Binru  + (warm yourself near the fire:)
• Bissa  + (wash (with water))