binaodRice delicacy. Finely pounded rice cooked in a sayote leaf with meat or ground peanut.Ninbaodda tay naatpan nan saadenda ay baey.They made binaod for they put the roof of their house being built.5.2.3.1Food from plantscfbekbek
binat-en To stretch something stretchy.Binatem ay gawis nan goma sakapay ibedbed isnan hose.Stretch well the rubber before you tie it on the water hose.8.3.1.9Stretch
bindisyonBenediction, the prayer when one is baptized or a new house is blessed.Apo, bendisyonam nan kanenmi ta ibikbikasmi ay mensilbi ken sik-a.Lord, bless our food to strenghten us in serving you.4.9.7.2Christianity
binekbekPowdered rice, used as sibo.Ninbekbekda is bagas id kawni.They powdered by pounding a moment ago.5.2Foodcfinittapey
binekyeng1Basket hat for men, Bontoc style.Ninbinekyengda isnan inmayanda id dap-ay.They wore basket hat when they went in the dap-ay.5.3.6Parts of clothing
binisThe interest on a loan.Mabinisan nan mabolod isnan bangko.A loan at the bank has interest.6.8.6Money
binmiteWood soaked with water making it heavy and hard to burn.Binmite nan kinaiwda tay naod-od-od-odanan dapay egay nangag-agew.The wood they cut for fuel is binmite for it had been wet with rain many times yet there was no sun.5.5.6Fuelcflekeng2
binnayanMarried man. (see bay-an 423)Nan bibinnayan et adidea koma maibob-oweg isnan babbaballo.The married men should not go along with the bachelors.2Person