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braçau

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[bɾaˈsau̯]

1. masculine noun Bracelet (for arm).

Etymology: From braç plus derivative suffix -au.

botõ

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[boˈto]

1. masculine noun Button.

Etymology: From French bouton.

bursell

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[buɾˈseʎ]

1. masculine noun Pocket.

Etymology: From bursa plus derivative suffix -ell.

bursa

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[ˈbuɾsa]

1. feminine noun Bag.

2. feminine noun Stock market.

Etymology: From Latin bursa.

bota

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[ˈbota]

1. feminine noun Boot.

Etymology: From French botte.

buter

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[buˈteɾ]

1. masculine noun Butter.

Etymology: From Latin butyrum.

bagga

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[ˈbad͡ʒa]

1. feminine noun Berry.

Etymology: From French baie via *badia.

balnebal

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[balneˈbal]

1. masculine noun Onion.

Etymology: From bal, plus ne, plus bal, “ball in ball”.

brecre

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[ˈbɾekɾe]

1. transitive verb To break.

Etymology: From English to break or German brechen.

bullăre

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[ˈbuʎəɾe]

1. transitive verb To boil.

2. intransitive verb To boil.

Etymology: From Latin bullire.