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babulungba.ˈbu.luŋder. ofbulungNIf a sick person is given babulung he is given some kind of medication.2.5.7.5Traditional medicine2.5.7.2MedicineMedimedicine
babunalder. ofbunal1Ninstrument used to hit s.o. over the head
badas1badasMansaka: badasMansaka: to whipSCE.severely, doSimlayuder.badasando severelymigbabadasayone who beats someonepigbadasan2did s.th. severely
badasanRLbyadasander. ofbadas1Advdo severely...badasan silan na ulisi....they were severely whipped with a cane.Used in combination of some form of punishment such a whipping, beat with fists, caned, stoned, etc.
badbadbadbadMansaka: badbadMansaka: to unravel; untieSCE.wrap thread or rope many times
badbadiVunwrap something that is wound around something else-cmd
badi-badi'ba.diʔ.ba.diʔn.possdThe badi-badi' is the wishbone of a chicken.1.6.2.1Parts of a bird
badi'ˈba.diʔN1A badi' is a small utility knife carried and used by Tagakaulu Kalagan women.6.7.1Cutting tool2a pocket knife6.7.1Cutting tool
badungba.ˈduŋNa common work knife6.7.1Cutting tool
ba͡enˈba͡ɜnn.possda person’s sneeze2.1.1.3Nose2.2.2Cough, sneezeder.migba͡ensomeone sneezed
bagbaagNA bag is a kind of supernatural spirit that destroys anmals and humans.
bagaˈba.gaNThe baga of a wood fire is the burning coals.5.5.6Fuelunspec. comp. formbaga na ulinghot charcoal
baga na ulingunspec. comp. form ofbagaPhr.hot charcoalThis is usually charcoal made of coconut shells--paya'
baga'1ba.ˈgaʔSCE.swell2.5.6.3Swell2.5.1Sick2.5.2.1Malnutrition, starvationder.kabaga-an4be swollenkabaga'swollenmagkabaga'3become swollennyabaga'If a person says something on his body is nyabaga' , it has swelled up and become larger and rounder than normal usually as the result of an insect bite, injury, or illness.
baga'2ˈba.gaʔn.possd1A person’s lungsthe two organs in the chest which is used for breathing2.1.8Internal organsAnatanatomy2the lungs of all animals except fish1.6.2Parts of an animal
bagabagaba.ga.ba.gaNkind of bee1.6.1.7InsectZoolzoology
bagakba.ˈgakNA bagak is a tall porcelain container with four handles and a lid; and was used to store water and food.A large ornate porcelain container obtain from the Spanish and was either made by them or by the Chinese. It is consider one of the treasures of the Tagakaulo in times past.Simsinampalan6.7.7Container
bagakwangba.gak.ˈwaŋN1A person’s back 2.1.2TorsoAnatanatomy2back of an animal1.6.2Parts of an animalunspec. comp. formapit adti bagakwangtoward the back of s.o.
bagal1bagalNMaize kernals that has been pounded in a mortar and pestle is bagal.5.2.1.2.2Pound in mortar and pestleder.bagalen2will pound corn in mortarpigbagal2pound corn in mortar
bagalen2ba.ga.lɜnder. ofbagal1Vwill pound corn in mortarBagalen ku ya batad.I will pound the corn in the mortar.5.2.1.2.2Pound in mortar and pestle
bagangba.ˈgaŋn.possd1a person’s backmost teeth or molars 2.1.1.5ToothAnatanatomy2the molars of any mammal carnivore1.6.2Parts of an animal
bagaybayba.ˈga͡i.ba͡iNtassel of maize corn1.5.5.4maizeBotbotany
bagennesba.ˈgɜn.nɜsNperfumic weed bandTagakaulu Kalagan women often carry worn on the waist roll of their dagmay a perfumic weed and flower band called a bagennes containing fragrant herbs.Simpaneksekay5.4.2Cosmetics
bagi-an1der. ofbagi'1 3portionVportion received by s.o.
bagi-an2ba.gi.ʔander. ofbagi'1Vinherited my portion due meBagi-an aku na magulang ku sa agung kay nyatay da ya ama nami.My older brother will grant me an brass gong because our father died.