blind-a: blind, sightless; (fig.) deluded; ignorant; -o, -ulo, -ino: a b. person; -eso, -igo, -esko: blindness; -e, -atre: blindly; -igar: to cause blindness to; -esar: to be b.; -eskar: to become b.; -a entuziasmo: b. enthusiasm; -a obediemeso: implicit obedience; -o-ludo: blindman's buff. — DE
blok-o: block, lump (of wood, stone, iron, etc.); -e: in bulk, in the lump; -ala exkluzo: (sociol.) lock-out; ligna -o: wooden block; komprar, vendar -e: to buy, sell in the lump; -o-venturo: truck (for heavy loads). Def.: La toto di korpo; una amaso granda e pezoza. — DEFIRS
blokhaus-o: (milit.) blockhouse. — DEF
blokus-ar: (tr.) to blockade (a port), to invest (a town); -eso, -stando: state of b.; des- -ar: to raise a b. of — DEFIRS
blond-a: blond, fair-colored; -acha: «peroxide blond». — DEFIRS
blotis-ar: (intr.) to lie close to the ground, crouch, cower (cf. squatar). Ex.: Blotisar en angulo; blotisar dop hego o pordo. — F
blu-a: blue; -o: b. (the color); -eso: blueness (quality); -ema, -atra: bluish; -ajo: something b.; -igar, -eskar, -esar: to make, become, be b.; -et-igar: to b. (linen); azur- -a: azure b.; -ciel- -a: sky-b. — DEFI
blut-ar: (tr.) to bolt, sift (flour, meal); -ilo: sifter. — F.
bluz-o: blouse (as worn by workers, painters); smock (peasant's). — DEFIRS
bo-: (prefix) signifying a relationship by marriage. Ex.: bo-patro: father-in-law; bo-fratino: sister-in-law.
boa-o: (zool.) boa constrictor. — DEFIRS
boa-furo: boa: a fur comforter.
bobin-o: bobbin (for winding thread), spool (cf. spul-ilo). — DEFRS
bodmeri-ar: (intr.) bottomry: to secure a loan with a ship or the ship's cargo as security.
bodruch-o: goad-beater's skin. — F
bo-fili-ino: daughter-in-law; -ulo: son-in-law.
bo-frat-ulo: brother-in-law.
bogi-o: bogie-frame, -truck. Def.: Ensemblo di quar (o du) roti qui formacas vagoneto e surportas l'extremajo di vagono o di lokomotivo; III-136. — DEFS
boikot-ar: (tr.) to boycott. — DEFIRS
bok-o: (anat.) mouth; orifice, opening, entrance (of a utensil, implement, volcano, harbor, etc.); -edo: mouthful; -o sent-ema: a tender m.; -o-peko: m. piece (of musical instruments, etc.); -o-stop-ar: to gag;-o-stop-ilo: a gag; dopa -o: back of m.; -o-tuko: napkin; -o-bruiso: mouth noise (in eating); -o-tuko-ringo: napkin-ring; -o di fus-ilo: the m. of a gun. — FIS
bokal-o: glass-jar. Def.: Vazo cilindra o cilindratra, ek vitro, sen pedo, kun plato fundo el larja boko, uzata precipue en kemio, farmacio (e por konfituri); II-645. — DFIRS
bol-o: bowl; -edo: b. full. — DEFS
«bolero»: bolero: a Spanish dance. — DEFIRS
bolet-o: (bot.) boletus; -o manjebla: esculent b. — DEFIS
boli-ar: (intr.) to boiclass="underline" be in a state of ebullition (cf. ebuliar); -igar: to boil (ulo); -o-karno: boiling-beef; -o-poto: kettle; -o-tubo: boiler-tube: -o-varma: boiling hot; ante -ar l'aquo murmuras: the water sings before boiling; -o-punto: boiling point. — EFIS
bolid-o: (astr.) bolide: brilliant meteor. — DEFIRS
bolt-o: bolt: long iron-pin; -agar: (tr.) to bolt (ulo); -ifar: to make b.s.; -izar: to put a b. on. — DER
bo-matr-o: mother-in-law.
bomb-o: bomb (-shell); -if-isto: b. maker; -espruva: b.-proof. — DEFIRS
bombard-ar: (tr., milit.) to bombard; -ilo: bombarding instrument, as a mortar (cf. obus-kanono); -o-galioto: b.-ketch. — DEFIRS
bombicil-o: (2001) waxwing (bird).
bombinator-o: orange-speckled toad (Bombinator igneus). — FSL
bon-a: good; -e: well; -ega: exquisite, excellent; -o, -ulo, -ino: a g. person; -eso: goodness; -acha: silly, simple; -ajo: a g. thing; -igar: to make (ulu, ulo) g.; plu- -igar: to better; -eskar: to become, grow g. or better; -igo, -esko: betterment, improvement; -a stando: (state of) well-being; lo bona: The Good (abstract); maxim -a posible: as g. as possible; -anma: g. souled, g. natured, gentle; -a Deo: good God;bon-facar: (intr.) to do g., be a benefactor; (tr.) to do good to (ulu); bon-faco: benefaction, good-office, benefit, favor; bon-fac-anto, -ero: benefactor; bon-facem-eso: beneficence; bon-fac-anta, -era, -ema: beneficient, beneficial; bon-humor-a: genial, good-tempered (fig.) jolly, playful, sprightly; dicar o dezirar bon-jorno: to wish good-day, good-morning (ad ulu); bon-odor-ar: (intr.) to smell sweet or nice; bon-odor-izar: to perfume, scent; bon-semblanta: well seeming, specious; bon-ven-o, -anta, -oza: welcome; bon-viv-anto: bon-vivant, high-liver; bon-volar: (intr.) to be kindly disposed, (tr.) to wish well to (ulu); bon-volo: benevolence, good-will. Ant.: mala. — DEFIRSL