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balpez

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[balˈpez]

1. masculine noun Football.

Etymology: From bal plus pez.

bal

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[bal]

1. masculine noun Ball.

Etymology: From French balle of Germanic origin.

bìlal

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[ˈbilal]

1. adjective Related to the bile or gall.

Etymology: From bila plus derivative suffix -al.

bila

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[ˈbila]

1. feminine noun Bile, gall.

Etymology: From Latin bilis.

braç

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[bɾas]

1. masculine noun Arm.

Etymology: From Latin brachium.

baura

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[ˈbau̯ɾa]

1. feminine noun Beard.

Etymology: From Latin barba.

~ mentònala

[ˈbau̯ɾa menˈtonala]

1. feminine noun Goatee.

Etymology: From baura mentònala.

bou

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[bou̯]

1. masculine noun Ox.

Etymology: From Latin bovis.

bezau

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[beˈzau̯]

1. masculine noun Cattle, livestock.

Etymology: From beza plus derivative suffix -au.

beza

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[ˈbeza]

1. feminine noun Beast (animal).

Etymology: From Latin bestia.

bebè

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[beˈbe]

1. masculine noun Baby (small child).

Etymology: From French bébé.