mbèthèti to clean a slaughtered animal by removing the insides.
bethèthèr, mbethèthèr or pating bethèthèr scattered about in disorder.
bethèthèt I, mbethethet tight.
II the whole time; sedina - the whole day.
bethèthèt var of bethethet.
bethik a certain edible freshwater fish.
bethithing, mbethithing narrow-waisted.
bethithit, mbethithit 1 tight-fitting; 2 all dressed up.
bétho, mbétho to whistle by blowing on the slit between the two palms pressed together.
bethok I 1 a certain fish; 2 a certain shape of a kris.
II mbethok to take out; - cèlèngan to take one's savings out of the piggy bank.
béthong, bethongan shirt resembling a short jacket.
bethot, mbethot to pull s.t. off, remove forcibly;
mbethoti to pull s.t. off repeatedly;
bethotan 1 pulling; 2 the act of pulling;
bethot-bethotan to pull back and forth;
kebethot accidentally snatched.
bethu, mbethu round and fat face.
bethur, mbethur (of girls, women) lazy, unwilling to work at one's tasks.
bethuthut, mbethuthut gloomy, clouded (of face).
beton I the pit of the jackfruit.
II concrete; tembok beton concrete wall.
betotong, mbetotong to have a large bowel movement.
bewah to support or contribute food materials to s.o. who holds a feast (kr for buwuh).
bèwèh a certain fruit (jéngkol) which is prepared for eating or cooking by burying it for a period of time.
bèwèl, mbèwèl numerous, profuse (of scabies).
bèwès, mbèwès 1 to drool, slobber; 2 cr to give birth again and again; 3 overabundant (of debt).
bèwok long sideburn hair (var of brewok).
béya 1 cost, charge; 2 customs, duty, tax, toll, excise;
mbéyani to tax;
pabéyan customs office. See also prabéya.
bèyès small river crab (young of the yuyu).
bèyo mynah bird;
mbèyo to mimic.
béyong 1 tadpole (see also cébong); 2 or béyongan the young of a certain freshwater fish (kutuk).
bi 1 adr aunt; 2 reg mother. See also bibi.
bibal reg to peel off.
bibar (kr for bubar) to disperse; finished, over; after.
bibas free (var of bébas).
bibék aunt (var of bibi).
bibi 1 aunt (parent's younger sibling); 2 adr mother (term used at court by children of a concubine). See also bi.
bibis 1 water beetle; 2 bibisan a certain plant.
bibit 1 origin, beginning, seed; - kawit origin, motivation; 2 (or bibitan) plant or animal used for breeding;
mbibitaké 1 to use for breeding; 2 to provide with s.t. for breeding;
bibit bobot bèbèt heredity, worldly wealth and moral character (the criteria for evaluating a prospective son-in-law).
biblak (to have) an open wound;
biblakan skinned place.
biblèk var of biblak.
bibrah out of order, in disrepair (kr for bubrah).
bibrik, bibrik-bibrik to start (a job, a business);
mbibrik to trespass on s.o.'s land.
bicanten to speak (rg var of wicanten).
bicara to speak (reg var of wicara).
bidhag pawn (in chess).
bidhal to leave (kr for budhal).
bidhar dugout canoe.
bidho a variety of hawk.
bidhug reg stupid, ignorant.
bidhung, mbidhung or mbebidhung to bother;
ambidhung api rowang harmful intention in disguise.
bidhur itching, skin rash;
bidhuren to suffer from such a rash.
bigar frisky, frolicsome, glad.
bihal mule.
bihalal see halal.
bijaksana endowed with wisdom (var of wicaksana).
biji mark, grade;
mbiji or mbijèni to mark, grade, judge;
bijèn pertaining to marks.
bijig, mbijig to butt;
mbijigi to butt s.t. repeatedly;
bijig-bijigan to butt each other.
bijil (of eyes) burst and with bulging pupils.
bikak open (kr for bukak).
bikal or bikal-bikal having an itchy skin condition.
bikang or carabikang a pancake made from sticky rice flour, sugar and coconut milk.
bikin, dibikin to be tricked, victimised.
bikir coconut-shell spinning-top.
biku ascetic, priest.
bikut busy, bustling.
bil 1/2-cent coin, used during the colonial period (shtf of bribil).
bilahi see bilai.
bilai disaster, calamity, bad luck;
mbilaéni 1 to endanger, imperil; 2 dangerous, perilous. See also blai.
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