blame s.o. (because they are guilty)pigselselpig.ˈsɜl.sɜlVblame someone (because they are guilty)Simdapel1sāla'1
blame s.o. (because they are guilty), willselselensɜlsɜlVwill blame s.o. (because they are guilty)
blanketabul1ˈʔa.buln.concreteAn abul is a blanket.der.mag-abul2
blanket, use amag-abul2ˈʔa.bulVFor someone to use a blanket is to mag-abul.
blaspheme when said of GodpigtampeyesVto say that someone does not have the ability to do something when they really do
blaspheme, s.o. tomig-ula-ula2ʔula.ʔulameans, 'to regard as false'Vs.o. to blaspheme4.9.9Irreligion3.5.1.8.2Insult
bledmigdugu'mig.du.guʔfor someone to be bleeding, or bled and now have stopped.2.1.8.1Heart2.2.5Bleed, blood
bleedingmigdugu'mig.du.guʔfor someone to be bleeding, or bled and now have stopped.2.1.8.1Heart2.2.5Bleed, blood
bleeding, habituallymagdugu'Vhabitually bleedPagdateng na Agusto, dun da pagpalekat ya gayed da magdugu' ya ilung nan aw talinga nan.When August arrived, that is when his nose and his ear began to continually bleed.2.2.5Bleed, blood
blessed or did good to s.o.pigpakadyawVblessed or did good to s.o.
blessing to arrive to s.o. (command), s.o. causepakadyawun 1Vs.o. cause goodness; blessing to arrive to s.o. (command)
blindaman1ˈʔa.manSCE.blind2.3.1See2.5.4.1Blind2.1.1.1Eyeid.aman na mile'id.aman na utawder.pig-amanbuta1butavb.statblindRefers to someone who was blinded by someone or something. Usually the result of an accident or deliberate action where an eye is lost, or lost through illness.2.5.4.1Blindder.buta͡ender.magkabuta3der.migkabuta2der.nyabutapig-amanˈʔa.ma.nVIf a person is pig-aman he is blind.
blind from birthaman2ˈʔa.manVblind from birth2.3.1See2.5.4.1Blind2.1.1.1EyeamanenVblind from birthder.nya-amanen
blind, becamemigkabuta2butaVIf a person was migkabuta he became blind.9.1.1.2Become, change state2.5.4.1Blind