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birth control, to dovavihivbarren (to), childless (to be), birth control (to do)E köövo vëh to vavihi.This woman is childless.
biscuitpisketEnglishnbiscuitA pisket a tah nee to nok po paraoaʼ.The biscuit that they made with flour.
bit lazy, to betekövbit lazy (to be), weary (to be)Eöʼ to tekö noʼ a nö vateh muhin.I am a bit lazy to always go to the bush.
bitekotvbite (to)A kareʼ to kot a mon pe Seosëp.The centipede bit Joesph's leg.resvbite (to), gnaw (to) ; lacerate by biting (to) (dog, pig)A kuʼ to res maʼ a mon e koaʼ.The pig bite the childs leg.
bite offpuhuhbite off (to)E këh pah kot puhuh en na pa apineah.The dog indeed bit off his tail.
bite off shell of betelnutkapavbite off shell of betelnut (to)Kapa voh na a poe peöʼ.Bite off the shell of my betelnut first.
BithyniaBitiniaʼBiblical SourcePrp.NBithynia, place...pare iu nö ne pa muhin va Bitiniaʼ,......and they wanted to go to the bush (country) of Bithynia,...
bitingvakokotadjbiting... e tamaneah se heʼ pöʼ en pe koaʼ pa tah hat vakokot....her father will give edible greens to her child for bad biting (eat).
biting, to bekokotvbite (to continually)[biting], hold in mouth between teeth (to continually)[holding between the teeth]Ivëh, no o kuruʼ hat to kokot vamët suk voh ne raoe.Therefore, the bad snakes had been biting them fatally.
bitterpais 2adjbitter, salty, strongE kuma pais hikta to ninin vih.The salty kaukau do not taste good.
bitter, to beaave 1vbitter (to be)A taëën to aave.The food is bitter.miʼinvbitter (to be), disagreeable taste (to have), sharp taste (to have), poisonous (to be)Ma riurivoneoʼ to miʼin pa pëʼ.My teeth have a disagreeable taste from the mango.pais 1vbitter (to be), salty (to be), strong (to be)O vurus to pais.The tobacco is bitter.
bitumenkorotaʼEnglishnbitumen, pitch, tarMaʼ ah ka vahoʼ o korotaʼ manih.Come on lets put bitumen here.
blackpopoen 2adjblack, darkA koman a vë to parin popoen vörep.Inside the cave it is indeed very dark.pö 2adjblack, is black, dirtyO rara peöʼ to pö.My cloth is dirty.vapö 1adjblackEën to hikta antoen nom a panih a uviumah kakare keʼ tavus vapö.You(s) are not able to change your white hair and it becomes black.
black magicoraʼnblack magic, spirit, demonA ma upöm teʼ to ororaʼ ne siʼ upöm manih pa oraʼ.All the other people are working black magic on the other people here by the spirit.
black magic performororaʼvblack magic perform (to)Ka ma teʼ varih to ororaʼ teʼ voh ne,...And all these people who had performed black magic on people,...
black palmpeapakoʼnblack palm, design (a), pattern (a), toddy palmE Hariʼ to nok a taknin peapakoʼ.Hari made a design on the bamboo wall.tokoʼndot, period (punctuation mark), black palmNö ko kiun a tokoʼ pa pirakpot.Let's go and write a dot on the blackboard.vahpoʼnblack palmE voe to vin a upeʼ pa ma paʼ vahpoʼ.The man wove the ceremonial hat with the black palm leaf.
black palm seed podvataninnblack palm tree, black palm seed podNapan to nö ee pa tarah vatanin.The people went to chop a black palm tree.
black palm treevataninnblack palm tree, black palm seed podNapan to nö ee pa tarah vatanin.The people went to chop a black palm tree.
black peoplemapuʼnbass flute, black people, hollow wood used for singsingA mapuʼ pe voe to tovih.The mans bass flute is good.
black very, to bekötkötvblack very (to be), dazzle (to), gleam (to), glisten (to)Sospen pemöm to pah kötköt rakah en pa nöhnöh vatëh.Our(excl) saucepan is very black indeed from always cooking.
black, to bekukuitvblack (to be), dark (to be), pitch dark (to be)A vë vëh rës kukuit suntan.The cave here truly is very dark.
blackbirdöʼ 1nblackbird, crowA öʼ to tok non po pea naon.The crow is on the tree branch.
blackboardpirakpotEnglishnblackboardE tisiaʼ to kinkiun non pa pirakpot.The teacher is writing on the blackboard.
blade of grassmëëtonblade of grassMaʼ a ep a ma mëëto vëh.Come and examine this blade of grass.
blaidvinvblaid (to), plait (to), weave a mat (to)E Anaʼ ko vin en po kove peʼ.Anna just wove her basket.