báag2 = [bálag].
báag3 n a small preparation of food for a get-together. Ug dúnay báag sa inyu muadtu ku, I’ll go to your house when you have a little eating party. paN- v [A2; b6] attend a small eating party.
†baang, báang (←) n 1 the mouth opened to eat s.t. Kagamay nga táwu apan dakug báang, Such a small man, but how wide he can open his mouth to eat. 2 mouthful. Usa ra ka báang sa buáya, You are only one mouthful for a crocodile.
†bàbà dakù ug — a talkative, noisy.
badíday n loving and tender address for little girls. Gikápuy ang ákung badíday? Is my little sweetie tired?
†badigard n 2 one’s fiance or spouse (humorous).
†bag n 4 syuldir — shoulder bag. pansing, pantsing — punching bag. ubirnayit — overnight bag. ayis — ice bag. pípar — paper bag. ham-, hand- handbag.
bagnul a 1 dull, not sharp. Ang bagnul nga kutsilyu dì limpiyu ug pinutlan, A dull knife will not make a clean cut. 2 for solids to be hard and compacted, not easily crumbling. Bagnul ang batu ikumparar sa anapug, Stone is harder than lime. 3 for skin to be calloused and tough. v [B; a] 1 for a blade to become dull. 2 solidify or form into hard lumps. Ang kabugnaw makapabagnul (makabagnul) sa túbig, Cold will make water solidify. 2a for the skin to form callouses. -un a lumpy, having hard lumps. v [B2] become lumpy.
†bagting n 2 one of the three significant events in one’s life for which bells are rung: baptism, marriage, death.
†bagtuk a 2 having a sour expression on the face. v [B6] 2 wear a heavy and sour look. Dì ka giyud makasúgù niánang bayhána kay mubagtuk dáyun ang nawung, You can never ask that girl to do anything because she immediately gets a nasty expression on her face.