b

b(u)zʉlman
by force, forcedly

ba x̌ak
to kiss

babasir
haemorrhoid

badal woʦn
to change 

badal x̌ak
to change 

badfil
cunning

baf
good, fine, well

baf woʦn
to recover, to get well

bahor, bahoor
Spring (Noroz - May)

baj guṣ̌t
thigh

baj, baaj
thick, fat

balani
a type of apricot

balogan
tomato

balʉʦaski
dried apricot with kernel

band x̌ak
to close, shut

bang
honeydew, apricot resin

bap

1. breast, bust 2) nipple (of livestock -- milking)
   
   

bap(e) sar
nipple

baqla
broad bean

bar, baar
door

barayin
fruitful

bardoṣ̌t x̌ak
to be patient

barqaror leʦern
to continue

bas
enough, finish

bas wzayn
be able to, can

bas x̌ak
to give up, to cease

bat
a local dish like gruel (from flour and water)

batk
up to, till, until

batken
up to, till, until

baxšiš x̌ak
to forgive

bað
bad

ben

1. root 2) bottom, base, downside 3) near

beniɣ̌
bottom

bet bet spremer
five days later

bet bet spremi
five days ago

bet soliyer, bet solinar
three years later

bet spremer
four days later

bet spremi
four days ago

bet spremvarti
four years ago

beṭ
local long robe

beṭ resið
cutting-cloth ceremony

beč
uncle (mother’s brother and father’s brother)

beči
a namesake of deceased uncle

beṣ̌
left, remained

beṣ̌iiɣ̌
left over food

bi ki, be ki, bə ki
too (in conditional sentence)

bid(e)ɣ̌anʣ, vid(e)ɣ̌anʣ
bride

bidʉrd
quite well, fine (lit. harmless)

bihang
rude, rough, haughty

biimon
dishonest, faithless

bijli
electricity

bijli(ye) qomočdun qomo{v{c}}dun
by microwave or oven

bijon

1. out of life 2) weak

bil
spade

bildi
storehouse like mara (bigger than mara; mara is in bildi)

bimor
sick, ill

bimoriɣ̌
sickness, illness

bimza, biməza
tasteless

bipzʉv
timid, coward

birang golovi
pale pink

birang ruxn
pale red

birang savz
pale green

birang zart
pale yellow, beige

birač̣
ugly

birkʉl, birkul

1. surely 2) (not) at all (with ne-)

birwad
not proper, awkward

bis
mould

bis din
to mould

bis wzayn
to mould

bisoxt
ugly, not beautiful

biṭan
shaman

biwquf, biwuquf
foolish, stupid

biwəzan, biw(a)zan
widow, widower

bixbar

1. not informed 2) suddenly

bizik
dumb

bizmin

1. without land 2) peasant

biðn, beðn / bað-
to destroy (vi)

bland
tall, high

blo(w)
monster (in general)

bluq
up (land)

bodom
almond

bodʉr
brave, courageous

boja
two men whose wives are sisters

boliɣ
adult, grown-up

bolqa
hammer (with nail puller)

bon(i)yoð kṭak, bon(i)yooð kṭak

1. to put the first stone for construction of building 2) ceremony for beginning construction

boqdin
belch

borbordin
a bag to keep hay (for protecting house from coldness)

boremeṣ̌n, booremeṣ̌n, bor(ə)mešn
pregnant

bori
boulder

borni
so, then

bos
too much

boy

1. cave 2) rich, wealthy

boz, booz
kite, bazaar

bozor, bozoor
market

boɣ, booɣ
garden

branǰ
mulberry

bret
elbow

brik
thin, narrow

brin
knee

brobar

1. equal, same 2) half 3) good, enough 4) plain

brsak, bərsak
to close eyes

brundu, bʉrundu
ring

bu hafta tremis (termis)
two weeks ago

bu hafta ʦbasən / ʦbasn
two weeks later

bu hazor, bu həzor
two thousand

bu qur
twice

bu sad
two hundred

bu wist
forty

bu wist-e ðas
fifty

bu čuṭ
half

buḍ
shoes

bukor, bkor
need

buq
hill

buri
canvas bag (mainly for potato)

burj
corner

but
idle

butn / but-
to destroy (vt)

buṭʉr
Batura

buxor, bəxor, bxor
fever

buxori, buxoori
hearth, stove

buy
two

buy buy
two by two

buyer
at two o'clock

buyʉng
second, second one

buzdil
timid, coward

bə
too, also

bəzʉriɣ̌, buzʉriɣ̌
force, by force

bɣet
jealous

bɣetiɣ̌
dislike, jealousy, envy