Words Starting with "B"

A behavior or attitude of blindly following a leader's directives without prior critical analysis or rational consideration.

The state of a surface having stains, spots, or uneven color markings.

A surgical procedure to deliver a fetus through incisions in the mother's abdominal wall and uterus.

A medical examination of a corpse through dissection to determine the cause of death or to study specific diseases; an autopsy.

A term of abuse used to express annoyance or to insult someone considered wretched or useless.

The process of collectively relocating all students (santri) from one Islamic boarding school to a new location or educational institution.

A type of freshwater fish belonging to the catfish family (Siluriformes).

An honorific title for a priest, ascetic, or a person considered holy and wise; often used as a moniker for an expert.

A player in soccer who occupies a defensive position to prevent the opponent from scoring.

The name of an administrative city located in the province of West Java, Indonesia.

The sound produced by hard objects cracking or breaking, such as tree branches or bamboo flooring under pressure.

The act of guarding, maintaining, or caring for someone or something with full attention and patience to ensure they remain in good condition.

A culinary condiment made from fermented, finely crushed shrimp or small fish, used as a flavor enhancer.

A traditional short-bladed weapon, typically a type of short machete with one or two sharp edges.

A term for something split lengthwise exactly down the middle, often used as a metaphor.

A laboratory tool used to split a core sample longitudinally into two or four equal parts for chemical analysis.

The position or location situated at the rear side of a specific object, person, or place.

A proverb describing a state of very rough seas, causing fish that typically dwell in the sandy seabed to rise to the surface.

A country in Western Europe

A group of descendants of freed slaves by Cornelis Chastelein in Depok during the 17th century who converted to Christianity.

A colloquial term referring to a Black person, or an Indonesian who sided with the Dutch colonial government during the colonial era.

A deep black substance that is a residue from petroleum distillation, often used as a coating material or polish.

A sovereign country located in the Eastern European region.

A feeling of deep pity or sympathy for the suffering of others that motivates a desire to help.

A state of being curved or not straight, often referring to an uneven coastline eroded by waves.

The plural form of the honorific third-person pronoun, often used ironically or sarcastically to refer to a group of people.

A species of wild bird that physically resembles a duck, known by the scientific name Dendrocygna javanica.

A freshwater fish with a flattened body, fine scales, and a small dorsal fin, known as the primary ingredient for pempek.

A woodworking tool resembling an axe with a blade mounted perpendicularly to its handle.

A type of small freshwater snail that is edible and used as a food source.