AMBASA 1. plural of amban 2. rather large
AMBASA SAISA a worthy, wise man, a true gentleman
AMBU mother's elder sister
AMBUHAI AMBUHAI unintentionally
AMBULA greatly, widely, very, much
AMBULA ASARARA FIYENTEN Department of the Privy Purse, BH 77
AMBULA BEIKŪWEN extremely cold
AMBULA IKTAMBURE NAMUN the name of an armory under the
Board of Works
AMBULAKAN rather greatly, rather much
AMBUMA mother's elder sister's husband
AMBUMBI to overtake and catch
AMBUTA plural of ambu
AMCABUMBI caus./pass. of amcambi
AMCADAMBI see amcatambi
AMCAKŪŠAMBI 1. to follow, to pursue 2. to interrogate, to question 3. to investigate
AMCAMBI 1. to pursue, to chase, to catch up to 2. to hurry, to rush 3. to act in retrospect, to act posthumously 4. to review (a case) 5. dobori be amcame 'under cover of darkness' 6. to take advantage of 7. to make up for gambling losses
AMCAME FUNGNEMBI to enfeoff post-humously
AMCAME GEBU BUMBI to give a name posthumously
AMCAME GŪNIMBI to think back in retrospect
AMCARAKŪ can't make it on time, unable to meet a deadline
AMCANAMBI to go to pursue, to rush (over)
AMCANGGA pertaining to pursuit
AMCANGGA JAHŪDAI the name of a type of large warship
AMCANJIMBI to come to pursue, to come pursuing, to catch up with
AMCATAMBI 1. to strive to overtake 2. to speak before someone else has a chance to 3. to overstep one's competence
AMDA MŪŠIHI 1. just sufficient 2.lacking in feeling, indifferent
AMDULABUMBI caus. of amdulambi
AMDULAMBI to paste, to glue
AMDUN glue, paste, birdlime
AMDUN BILCAMBI to spread glue
AMGABUMBI 1. caus. of amgambi 2. to put to bed
AMGACUMBI to sleep together
AMGAMBI to sleep
AMGANAMBI to go to sleep
AMHA wife's father
AMHABUMBI same as amgabumbi
AMHACAMBI same as amgacambi
AMHAMBI same as amgambi
AMHAN same as amha
AMHANAMBI same as amganambi
AMHŪLAN a whistle
AMIDA aspen tree
AMIDA NIMALAN sallow
AMIHŪN realgar
AMILA the male of fowl
AMILAMBI 1. to anoint a Buddhist icon's eyes with blood and thereby impart life to it 2. to grasp the cantle of a saddle
AMILAME CASHŪN FIYELEMBI to vault backwards grasping the cantle of a saddle
AMIN cantle
AMJI father's elder brother
AMJITA plural of amji
AMSU food presented to the emperor
AMSU I DA Chief Trencher-Knight, BH 91
AMSU IBEBUMBI to set food before the emperor
AMSULAMBI to dine (used for the emperor)
AMSUN wine and food offerings to a deity
AMSUN DAGILARA BOO the place where wine and food offerings were prepared
AMSUN I DA official in charge of preparing offerings of food and wine
AMSUN I JANGGIN an official concerned with the preparation of offerings of food and wine
AMSUN I YALI meat used as an offering to a deity
AMSUN JAFAMBI to prepare a food or wine offering
AMTALAMBI to test, to try (food), to taste
AMTAN 1. taste, smell 2. interest
AMTAN ACABUMBI to flavor, to add seasoning
AMTAN AKŪ 1. tasteless 2. uninteresting
AMTAN BAHAMBI to acquire a taste
AMTAN DOŠIMBI to be satisfied with, to be pleased with
AMTAN GAIMBI to take a taste
AMTAN SIMTEN taste, flavor
AMTAN SIMTEN AKŪ listless, bored
AMTAN TUHEMBI to lose taste, to lose interest
AMTANGGA 1. tasty, delicious, 2. enjoyable, interesting, fun
AMTANGGAI pleasurably
AMTAŠAMBI to taste continually or often
AMTUN a type of ancient sacrificial vessel
AMU 1. father's elder brother's wife, mother's sister 2. sleep 3. the pancreas of a pig
AMU GAIMBI to take a nap
AND GETEMBI to awake from sleep
AMU MANGGA very sleepy
AMU SEKTU sleeping lightly
AMU SUREKE wide awake after waking up
AMU SUWALIYAME half asleep, having a sleepy aspect
AND ŠABURAMBI to become sleepy
AMURAN fond of, intent on, good at,
assiduous
AMURANGGA devotee, one who is fond of something
AMŪRGAN a type of fine-grained, yellow wood used to make arrow shafts
AMŪRTU SARLA a swift gray horse
AMUTA plural of amu
AN usual, ordinary, common
AN AKŪ irregular, unusual
AN BE TUWAKIYAMBI to follow what is customary
AN CIKTAN I TANGGIN a hall where the emperor gave instruction or lectured
AN I as usual, as customary
AN I BAITA an everyday matter
AN I GISUN saying, proverb
AN I GU ordinary jade
AN I JERGI ordinary, usual
AN I ŪCŪRI usually, ordinarily
AN I WESIMBŪRE BITHE a memorial dealing with a private matter that did not have the official seal attached
AN JERGI see an i jergi
AN KEMUN rule, common practice, custom
AN KOOLI custom, usage
AN WEHE whetstone
ANABUMBI 1. caus./pass. of anambi 2. to yield to, to be defeated
ANABŪRE ETERE victory and defeat, loss and gain
ANAFU garrison, border garrison
ANAFU COOHA garrison troops
ANAFULABŪMBI caus. of anafulambi
ANAFULAMBI to garrison, to guard a frontier
ANAGAN 1. excuse, pretext 2. intercalary
ANAGAN ARAMBI to make an excuse or pretext
ANAGAN I BIYA the intercalary month
ANAHŪN MOO nanmu tree (Machilus nanmu.)
ANAHŪNGGA GŪRUNG an emperor's coffin
ANAHŪNJAMBI to be yielding, to be humble, to be modest, to yield to
ANAHŪNJAN modesty, reticence
ANAHŪNJANGGA modest, humble, reticent
ANAKŪ 1. key 2. pretext
ANAKŪ AKAMBI to make an excuse, to use a pretext
ANAKŪ FA a sliding window
ANAKŪ JUI a child born after its father is dead
ANAKŪ SEJEN a one-wheeled pushcart
ANAKŪI DA Keeper of Palace Keys, BH 108
ANAMBI 1. to push 2. to urge, to prompt 3. to extend (a date or a deadline) 4. to appoint 5. to make excuses, to blame others 6. to push wider (a battue)
ANAME 1. even: ama (ci) aname 'even father'; . . . ci aname . . . de isitala 'from . . . to . . .' 2. in order, in sequence, one after another, one by one
ANAMELIYAN with the chest protruding
ANAMI a grown Manchurian elk; cf.kandahan
ANAN 1. an imperial carriage 2. pushing, urging 3. sequence
ANAN I in turn, successively
ANAN I SILGASI a graduate promoted to a position that became vacant yearly
ANAN ŠŪKIN obsequious, timid, lacking in self-confidence
ANANGGA 1. a pretext 2. having a pretext
ANASHŪN flexible, yielding
ANATAMBI 1. to push together or repeatedly 2. to put off (until),to procrastinate 3. to refuse
ANCU HIYAN a type of fragrant grass burnt at sacrifices
ANCULAN GIYAHŪN hawk
ANCULAN GŪWARA same as ancun gūwara
ANCUN earring, ear pendant
ANCUN GŪWARA probably the North China eagle owl (Bubo bubo)
ANCUN I BOHORI decorations of gold, coral, or some other precious material attached to ear pendants
ANCUN ILHA a type of jasmine
ANCŪN UMIYAHA cockroach
ANCURAHI gilded leather; cf. gina
ANDA a sworn brother, bosom friend, friend from childhood
ANDA JAFAMBI to swear an oath of brotherhood
ANDA SADUN friends and in-laws
ANDA SAIKAN really good, very good
ANDAHALAMBI to be ashamed, to become ashamed
ANDAHAŠAMBI to turn red from embarrassment
ANDALA on the way, midway, halfway
ANDALA GIYAMUN a post-station along the route
ANDAN an instant, a moment
ANDANDE suddenly, in an instant, at once
ANDARAMBI to be shy of strangers (said of children)
ANDARGI same as adaki
ANDASI halfway, half of the way
ANDŪBŪMBI to distract a person from his worries, to get away from one's cares
ANDUHŪRI indifferent, coldhearted, unfriendly
ANDUHŪRILAMBI to treat (a person) coldly
ANFU a garrison, a border post; cf.anafu
ANFULAMBI same as anafulambi
ANG the sound made by camels and donkeys, a scream used in battle
ANG SEME AFAMBI to attack while shrieking war whoops
ANGGA 1. mouth 2. opening, hole 3. pass, gate
ANGGA ACAMBI to testify in court
ANGGA AIFUMBI to break one's word
ANGGA AKŠUN abusive, slanderous
ANGGA ALJAMBI to promise, to agree to
ANGGA ARAMBI to acknowledge orally
ANGGA BAHAMBI to obtain a confession
ANGGA BAIBI MIOSIRI MIOSIRILAMBI to have a slight smile on one's face constantly
ANGGA BAIMBI to interrogate (a criminal)
ANGGA CAKCAHŪN tight-mouthed, hard to control (of horses)
ANGGA CIRA tight-mouthed (of horses)
ANGGA CUKCUHUN lips protruded--an expression of annoyance
ANGGA DE GAMAHA BA AKŪ (liquor) has never touched his lips
ANGGA DE GAMAMBI to touch the lips--said of liquor
ANGGA DUYEN weak-mouthed (of horses)
ANGGA FAKSI clever in speech, glib
ANGGA FECUHUN without appetite
ANGGA FODOROMBI to protrude the lips in annoyance
ANGGA GAIMBI to kiss
ANGGA GAKAHŪN with the mouth gaping
ANGGA HETUMBI to make a living, to scrape along, to get by
ANGGA HETUMBUMBI to make a living, to get by
ANGGA HOTOHON having lips that protrude upward
ANGGA I ANAKŪ a pretext for scandal or gossip
ANGGA I HOBO the corner of the mouth
ANGGA ICI not thinking before speaking, fluently, effortlessly (of speech)
ANGGA ISI please try some (said when offering food to a guest)
ANGGA ISIBUMBI to make or let taste first
ANGGA ISIMBI to taste first
ANGGA JAFAMBI 1. to close the mouth 2. to catch a prisoner of war who is to be used as an informer
ANGGA JOHIMBI the opening (of a boil) shrinks and heals
ANGGA LABDAHŪN having lips that hang downward
ANGGA MENTUHUN without feeling in the mouth (of horses)
ANGGA MIMIMBI to close the mouth
ANGGA OJOMBI to kiss
ANGGA SONJOMBI to have a craving for odd foods when one is pregnant
ANGGA SULA loose-mouthed (of horses)
ANGGA SULFAMBI to migrate to another place because of an insufficiency of food
ANGGA TUCIMBI to come to a head (of a boil)
ANGGAI ANAKŪ pretext for gossip
ANGGAI DAMBI to blow, to puff
ANGGAI JASIMBI to transmit by word of mouth, to deliver an oral communication
ANGGALA 1. population, persons 2. (postposition) in place of, instead of, rather than, not only
ANGGALAMBI to request, to demand
ANGGALINGGŪ fluent, glib
ANGGARA a large jar, a container for water
ANGGARI JANGGARI all mixed up, in disarray
ANGGASI widow
ANGGASI HEHE widow
ANGGASIBUMBI caus. of anggasimbi
ANGGASILAMBI to be a widow, to preserve widowhood
ANGGASIMBI to taste, to try
ANGGATU muzzle for domestic animals
ANGGIR NIYEHE the ruddy sheldrake (Cascara ferruginea)
ANGGIYAN thornback (a type of seafish)
ANGGŪTA 1. muzzle 2. a piece of iron attached to the end of the hilt of a sword
ANIYA year
ANIYA ALIHA GŪSAI SIDEN YAMUN General Headquarters of the Banners, BH 718
ANIYA AKAMBI to celebrate New Year's
ANIYA BIYA the first lunar month
ANIYA GOIDAHA old
ANIYA HŪSIME for an entire year, a whole year
ANIYA I FE INENGGI the last day of the year
ANIYA INENGGI New Year's day
ANIYA TOME every year
ANIYADARI every year
ANIYAINGGE pertaining to a (certain) year
ANIYALAME for an entire year, a whole year
ANIYANGGA 1. pertaining to a certain year in the twelve-year cycle 2. aged
ANIYANGGA SAKDA an aged man
ANJA plow
ANJIBUMBI caus. of anjimbi
ANJIKŪ hatchet
ANJIMBI to hack, to chop with a hatchet
ANJU meat and fish, animal products, food forbidden to Buddhists
ANJU BELHERE BA a place in the banqueting court where food was prepared for state occasions
ANTA for antaka
ANTAHA guest, stranger
ANTAHA BE BOIGOJILARA BOLGOBURE FIYENTEN Reception Department, BH 376 A
ANTAHA BE TUWAŠATARA BOLGOBURE FIYENTEN department for the reception of foreign guests
ANTAHA I KUREN hostel for foreign envoys
ANTAHALAMBI to entertain
ANTAHARAMBI to be a guest, to act as a guest, to stand on ceremony
ANTAHASA plural of antaha
ANTAHASI a scribe in a military or governmental office
ANTAHAŠAMBI to be a guest
ANTAI same as antaka
ANTAKA how is it? what is it like? what about . . . ? how about . . . ?
ANTARHAN CECIKE one of the names of the sparrow; cf. fiyasha cecike
ANTU the south side of a mountain, the sunny side of a mountain
ANTUHŪRI cold, indifferent
ANWAN sea perch
AO an interjection expressing doubt
AR the sound of calling or shouting
AR SEME shouting loudly
ARA 1. chaff 2. interjection of pain or surprise
ARA FARA an interjection of pain, the sound of expectorating
ARABUMBI caus. of arambi
ARAKE same as ara (as an interjection)
ARAMBI 1. to do, to make 2. to write 3. to feign, to pretend 4. to celebrate 5. to appoint 6. to recognize as an adopted relation
ARAHA adopted, appointed
ARAHA BAYARAI JALAN I JANGGIN an appointed Colonel of the Guards Division, BH 734
ARANDUMBI/ARANUMBI to do, write, etc., together
ARANJIMBI to come to do, write, etc.
ARAŠAN propitious, refreshing
ARAŠAN AGA a seasonable rain, a propitious rain
ARASAN AGANGGA KIRU a gray banner with the symbol of a dragon sewn upon it
ARBUN 1. form, shape, image 2. situation, circumstances
ARBUN BE TUWAME in view of the circumstances, depending upon circumstances
ARBUN DURSUN form, appearance
ARBUN GIRU appearance
ARBUN I ANGGA juncture of two rivers
ARBUN I BA a strategic point
ARBUN MURU situation
ARBUN TACIHIYAN Buddhism
ARBUNGGA possessing form, having good form, pertaining to images
ARBUNGGA TACIHIYAN Buddhism
ARBUŠAMBI to move, to behave
ARBUŠARANGGE behavior
ARBUŠARANGGE SAIKAN well-behaved
ARBUTAI in appearance only, for appearance's sake
ARCA BURGA Salix Urbaniana; cf. arsan burga
ARCAMBI to block, to block the way
ARCAN cream, milk thickened with wine and sugar
ARCILAN BURGA same as arca burga
ARDA untried, new, a greenhorn
ARDASHŪN delicate, fragile
ARE an interjection of pain
ARFA barley, grain
ARFA DIB (Sanskrit Yavadvipa 'Isle of Grain') Java
ARFUKŪ fly swatter, fly whisk
ARGA plan, method, plot
ARGA AKU there is nothing one can do about it
ARGA BAIMBI to look for a way
ARGA DERIBUMBI to think up a plan
ARGA JALI plot, deceit
ARGABUMBI caus. of argambi
ARGABUHA DALAN a dike built in the shape of a crescent moon
ARGACAN a large ax
ARGADABUMBI caus. of argadambi
ARGADAMBI to use artifice or cunning (against), to outwit
ARGALI female of Darwin's sheep; cf.uhūlja
ARGAMBI to hunt animals in the mountains using a sickle-shaped battue line, to form a crescent or sickle shape
ARGAN 1. sprout 2. crescent 3. fang, tooth of a saw
ARGAN MUDUN a fine file
ARGAN OŠOHO fangs and claws
ARGANAMBI 1. to form a crescent 2. to germinate, to sprout
ARGANAHA formed a crescent moon
ARGANGGA crafty, cunning
ARGAT same as arhat
ARGAT MOO lohan tree
ARGATU male roe, roebuck; cf. sirga
ARGATU SIRGA same as argatu
ARGIYABUMBI caus./pass. of argiyambi
ARGIYAMBI 1. to peel off, to shave off, to scrape off 2. to graze with a
knife or sword
ARGŪMA SARLA an isabella horse
ARHAT an arhat
ARI 1. an evil spirit 2. a good-for-nothing, a thoroughly mischievous person
ARJAN liquor made from milk, kumiss
ARKAN scarcely, barely, just, just, right
ARKAN KARKAN barely, scarcely
ARKAN SEME scarcely, barely, just, reluctantly
ARKE interjection of pain used when bumping into something
ARKI distilled liquor, strong liquor
ARSALAN lion
ARSALANGGA pertaining to the lion, lionlike
ARSARAKŪ strange, out of the ordinary
ARSARI ordinary, common, everyday, commonplace
ARSARI BANJIMBI to lead an average life
ARSARI ŠANYAN BELE medium quality rice
ARSARI ARAKA half-white, impure white
ARSARI TUWABUNGGA HOOŠAN medium-size paper used for announcements
ARSUMBI (-ka) to sprout, to germinate
ARSUN bud, sprout
ARSUN I CAI tea made of the buds of tea leaves
ARAN BURGA Salix Urbaniana--'big leaf willow'
ARŠU one of the names of the quail; cf. mušu
ARTABUMBI pass. of arcambi
ARTAMBI to delay, to hold up
ARTU a three-year-old horse
ARUN DURUN AKŪ without a trace
ARUN FURUN news
ARUN FURUN AKŪ without news
ASAHA FASAHA hurried, rushed, busy
ASANGGI 100 quadrillion, countless, infinite
ASARABUMBI caus. of asarambi
ASARAMBI to put away for safekeeping, to store
ASARI tower, throne room, archive
ASARI I BAITA BE ALIFI KADALARA
AMBAN ( 4 - ) Assistant Director of the Library, BH 104B
ASARI I BAITA BE DAME KADALARA AMBAN Director of the Library, BH 104B
ASARI I BAITA BE SIRAME KADALARA HAFAN Officials on duty at the Library, BH 104B
ASHA 1. wing 2. anything worn hanging from the belt 3. a piece of iron placed on the back of armor under the shoulder piece
ASHABUKŪ a leather clasp for the belt
AŠHABUMBI caus. of ashambi
ASHAMBI to wear hanging from the belt, to wear hanging from a button on the lapel
ASHARA FUNGKŪ a kerchief carried from the belt
ASHARA ŠUSIHE a wooden plaque worn on the belt that served as identification for an official who wished to enter a walled city after dark
ASHAN 1. side 2. appendage 3. peripheral, subordinate
AŠHAN DA Sub-chancellor of the Grand Secretariat, BH 133 ~~
ASHAN I AMBAN Vice-President of a Board, BH 279
ASHAN I BAICARA AMBAN ( J47) Vice-President of the Censorate, BH 207B, 208
ASHAN I BITHEI DA Sub-chancellor of the Grand Secretariat, BH 133
ASHAN I DUKA a side entrance to the palace
ASHAN I HAFAN baron
ASHANAMBI 1. to develop wings 2. to become distended on two sides
ASHANGGA winged
ASHANGGA MAHALA an old style hat having long black wings on two sides
ASHANGGA SINGGERI bat
ASHANGGA YERHUWE a winged ant, flying ant
ASHARGAN a pendant for the belt
ASHŪBUMBI pass. of ashūmbi
ASHŪLAMBI see ashūmbi
ASHŪMBI 1. to draw the right hand back to shoot an arrow or throw a spear 2. to resist, to reject, to fend off (insects)
ASHŪME SINDAMBI to shoot an arrow by drawing the right hand back
ASI very
ASIHA young, small
ASIHAKI having a youthful appearance in spite of one's age
ASIHAN young, youth
ASIHAN AISIN HŪNTAHAN ILHA Adonis davurica
ASIHAN SARGAN concubine
ASIHATA plural of asihan
ASIHIYABUMBI caus. of asihiyambi
ASIHIYAMBI to trim off, to pare off, to prune
ASIKALIYAN somewhat small
AŠIKAN somewhat small
ASIKASI someone or something rather small
ASU a net (for catching game)
ASU UKSIN net armor
ASU WEŠEN net for deer and rabbits
ASUCI a hunter who uses a net for catching game
ASUKI a small noise
ASUKI AKŪ noiseless
ASUKI WEI AKŪ without the slightest noise
ASUKILABUMBI caus. of asukilambi
ASUKILABŪRE FU a wall that causes echoes to rebound
ASUKILAMBI to make a small noise
ASUKINGGA noisy, boisterous
ASUMBI to lift up a garment that is too long
ASURI Asura, a demigod who fights with devas in the air
ASURŠAMBI to threaten one another, to provoke one another
ASURU very, exceedingly
ASURU ENCU BA AKŪ not too different
AŠA elder brother's wife
AŠATA plural of aša
AŠŠABUMBI caus. of aššambi
AŠŠALAMBI to move slightly, to squirm
AŠŠAMBI to move, to shake, to vibrate
AŠŠARA ARBUŠARA movement
AŠŠAN 1. movement, vibration 2. behavior
AŠŠANDUMBI to move together
AŠUMBI (-ka) to hold in the mouth
AŠUMBUMBI 1. caus. of ašumbi 2. to stick in the mouth
AŠUMBUHA FADU JAN a 'duckbill' whistling arrow
ATAN the point of a fish hook
ATANGGI when?
ATANGGI BICIBE no matter when
ATANGGI OCIBE before long, soon
ATARAMBI to make a commotion, to cause a row; cf. abtarambi
ATMULA one of the names for the Chinese sweet olive (Canarium album)
ATŪ a female fish
ATUHA a male fish
ATUHA DAFAHA a male salmon
ATUHŪN dowry
ATUHŪN FUDEMBI to bring the dowry to the groom's house
AYA 1. interjection of praise or surprise 2. see ai
AYALAMBI 1. to wax, to cover with a wax coating 2. to fester
AYALAHA ILHANGGA HOOŠAN a kind of flowered paper covered with a layer of wax
AYAMBI to flutter, to struggle (like a fish that has taken the hook)
AYAMBŪMBI to captivate, to entice; cf. gisurehei ayambumbi
AYAN 1. large, great 2. wax, candle 3. Manchurian wapiti (Cervus elaphus)
AYAN BUHŪ Manchurian wapiti--see above
AYAN DENGJAN candle
AYAN DOBOKŪ candlestick
AYAN EDUN storm wind
AYAN FODOHO purple osier (Salix purpurea)
AYAN GAHA a type of large crow with a white neck
AYAN GINTEHE a tree with green bark, small leaves, and fine wood--good for bows and knife handles
AYAN GURJEN black tree cricket
AYAN HARSA beech marten
AYAN HIYAN the name of grass burnt at sacrifices--rue
AYAN I CALU wax store-house of the imperial household
AYAN I HAFIRAKŪ a candle snuffer
AYAN I NIYAMAN wick (of a candle)
AYAN I NIYAMAN TEBUKU a container for burnt wick ends
AYAN JELKEN a species of weasel
AYAN MALANGGU sesame
AYAN SILMEN the male of the sparrow hawk
AYAN SUWAYAN truly precious
AYAN ŠUGIRI HIYAN incense made from Indian resin
AYAN TOKTOKU a lantern with a candle in it
AYAN WEHE a shiny smooth stone
AYANTUMBI to soar upwards (of hawks and eagles)
AYAO same as ayoo
AYARA sour milk, buttermilk
AYARI waxlike
AYARI ILHA an exotic yellow flower similar to a plum blossom
AYOO a final particle denoting fear or doubt
BA 1. place 2. local 3. li--a Chinese mile 4. circumstances, occasion, situation, reason, condition, matter
BA ARAMBI to make place, to get out of the way
BA BA everywhere, every place
BA BUMBI to give a place to, to give a portion to
BA DZUNG Sublieutenant, BH 752F
BA I GISUN dialect, local language
BA JIYOO plantain, banana
BA NA territory, land, local
BA NA I NIRUGAN map
BA NA I NIRUGAN NIRURE BOO department of cartography in the Workshop of the Imperial Household
BA NA TUWARA NIYALMA a geomancer
BA SIYAN DERE a large round dining table
BA SULABUMBI to leave a vacant place
BA WANG hegemon king
BA WANG ASU a kind of net for catching fish
BABACI from everywhere
BABADE everywhere
BABI 1. same as ba bi 2. same as baibi
BABUHAN a five-fingered leather glove for holding falcons
BABŪN 1. handle on a bucket or basket 2. crupper
BABUNGGA having a handle
BACI same as ha ci
BACIHI married while still a child
BACIHILAMBI to be married as a child
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