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brana'branacfitrananmaleBrana rti rdav ian.The guys went out looking for fish.
beatnmanggo species
bapanmister; fatherBapa Pit irua awan raraa rira va'i.Mr. Pit and his wife went (inland) to their garden.
bisyanan2nsmall woven money pouch, also used for tobacco
buwantype of green monitor lizard
baleatadvmustAmar ini mwaa baleat.Today you must come.
bivaradvno one but, onlyRfedan ita bivar na'uk ma yanadida ra iki nsivota ira?They killed only us but who is going to care for our children?Wol isa bivar, na'uk ma deka rotu weninya.There isn't even one, but they shouldn't act like that.
barbarannan older adolescent male pig whose tusks have begun to showVavu nif barbaran ovi wel yanar obi.These older adolescent boars don't have piglets yet.
butyaranoyster shell
bungelinpalm species similar to the areca palm, where the nut can be chewed
banbananunspec. comp. form ofn-bana
bebu1Ser*[t]a(m)buniplacentadial. var. ofbebu2
batbotutunspec. comp. form ofn-botut, natbotut
binan'binAnnplateboku rtaha rir binan, boku rtaha wanat ihinsome brought their plates, some brought hulled rice.
bahanunspec. var.babahanna large platter-like plate made from wood
bebu-n-'bebunniapfxpossessions or offspring.Ia wel bebun lahir.He doesn't have any possessions (so he can't pay the bride price and will lose face).
belanna large praw, with two sails and ruddersLalan ana, rotu belan ma al rvahi silalia lokat arun.Long ago, they made two masted praws so they could compete with all they clans.
barlewanbar'lewAnvitpregnant, but a coarse way of saying itManeku nfaturun ne vata mnelat boku rbarlewanThe maneku made it known that some young girls (unmarried) were pregnant.
babur2npus
bal valvulin'ba:l val'vulinnred earth (clayish)
buar'buwarnriver or red snapper, with large mouth, up to 1.5 m longLutjanus argentimaculatus
boramatannring with a stone in itsitana boramatanunspec. comp. formph
bak-prepfxderivation on adjective rootsSada ne ia nleal vali bak lolin.Kalau dia ada juga bisa baik.
baktirat2unspec. comp. form ofn-tirat
baktirat1nsail ropeNait a dawan ba laar ntasuk etal batirat ra.The wind was strong so the sail flapping snapped the sail rope.