ENFL661824
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Bairgain, Leeches.
Baiyai, A place appointed for meeting each other.
Bala (abbr: ba) to be.
Balgar, The sun in his zenith, noon.
Balgargal, The brightness of the sun, glory, Baiamai's
(Presidence
Balgarra, To emit sparks.
Balguorai, Little spots of clouds.
Balmang, Soft, smooth.
Ballaballamanna, To move gently.
Ballaballagallanna, To wisper together.
Ballagan, Old woman.
Ballang, Head.
Ballara, The notches at the end of the spear.
Ballaurong, Cap, hat.
Balli, Baby, young infant.
Ballima, Distant, far off.
Ballinballin, White.
Balliran, The silence of the night.
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