bakinTo be slightly, of an emotion or feeling, as bakinak omegyat "I'm slightly frightened."Bakin omegyatak no mendaanak baka maisagawak.I am quite afraid I might stumble when I walk.synmidyo8.1.3.2Few, little
bakkongA spatula made of a hip bone of a carabao or of wood, used only for cooked rice. -en To lift cooked rice from the pot.Binakkongna nan inapoy.He lifted using bakkong the cooked rice from the pot.5.2.1.3Cooking utensil
baklayRice mixed with blood.Menbogayda isnan labin di senga.They make rice mixed with blood during the night of a senga.5.2.3.2Food from animalscfbogay1
bakogBent- over.Nabakog siya tay naam-ama od.He is bent-over for he is old.2.4Body condition
baksitTo tear, destroy.Nabaksit nan baeyda isnan lemlem.Their house was destroyed by a typhoon.7.8.4Tear, rip
baktadi- To lie down.Ibaktadmo ta maseyepka.Lie down and sleep.Archaic7.1.3Lie down
bakwitTo evacuate, leave a place.Ninbakwit nan deyday nalemlem tay nabakas nan baeyda.Those affected by the typhoon evacuated for their houses were destroyed.7.3Move something
bakyaWooden-soled shoes.Nan iIlo.o nan menbakbakya.The Lowlanders use wooden-soled slipper.5.3.6Parts of clothing