babaganuix
n (m) baba ganoush

babau *
adj 1. silly / stupid
2. naive

n (m / f) idiot / fool

babiloni *
n (m / f) Babylonian

adj Babylonian
f.s. babilònia

syn. babilònic

Babilònia *
n (f) Babylon

babilònic *
adj Babylonian
f.s. babilònica / f.pl. babilòniques

syn. babiloni

bable *
n (m) [LANG] Asturian

syn. asturià

babuí
n (m) baboon

babutxa
n (f) [Photo]slipper

bacallà *
n (m) cod
Bacallà sec / salat - Salt cod

syn. abadejo
expr tallar el bacallà
to call the tune

bacteri *
n (m) bacteria

bacteriostàtic *
adj bacteriostatic
f.s. bacteriostàtica / f.pl. bacteriostàtiques

n (m) bacteriostat

badada *
n (f) oversight / lapse / carelessness

badall *
n (m) yawn

badallar
v conj to yawn

badaloní *
adj of / from Badalona

n (m / f) (person) from Badalona

badar **
v conj 1. to gape / to be open
2. to be in a world of your own / to have your head in the clouds
3. to be distracted / to be careless

expr badar la boca / els ulls
to open your mouth / eyes +
Certament, com va dir en Carod-Rovira, cada vegada que en Rajoy bada la boca fa independentistes catalans.



expr no badar boca
to not say a word / to keep your mouth shut +
En contra del que s'esperava, no va badar boca en tot el Ple Municipal i no va oferir cap explicació més detallada dels motius de la seva dimissió.



expr no val a badar
be careful / watch out +
Tot i que és una via fàcil no val a badar.


badia **
n (f) bay

bàdminton *
n (m) badminton

badoc *
adj gaping / agape
f.s. badoca / f.pl. badoques

n (m / f) simpleton / fool

baf *
n 1. (m) vapor (Am.) / vapour (Br.) / steam / condensation
Hi ha baf al mirall - The mirror is steamed up
2. (m) breath
Prendre bafs - To inhale

syn. alè

bafarada *
n 1. (f) smell / stink / pong (informal)
2. (f) gust / gasp / puff

syn. alenada 3. (f) speech bubble

baga *
n (f) noose
pl. bagues

bagassa *
n (f) prostitute

bagel
n (m) bagel

bagul *
n (m) trunk
n.b: 'Bagul' means 'trunk' in the sense 'large case or box'.

Bahames *
n (f) Bahamas

Bahrain *
n (m) Bahrain

baia *
n (f) berry

baioneta
n (f) bayonet

baix *****
adj low / short collocation
pl. baixos / f.s. baixa

n 1. (m) bass
2. (m) bass (guitar)
n.b: 'Baix' means 'bass guitar'. 'Baix elèctric' specifically refers to an electric bass guitar to distinguish it from the 'contrabaix' (double bass).

baixa ****
n 1. (f) fall
2. (f) casualty

expr donar-se de baixa
to unsubscribe
Donar-se de baixa de la llista de correu - To unsubscribe from the mailing list

baixada ***
n (f) descent / fall

syn. descens

baixamar *
n (f) low tide

syn. marea baixa

baixar ***
v conj 1. [IT] to download
2. to go down / to lower

baixista *
n (m / f) bass player

baixó *
n (m) bassoon
pl. baixons

syn. fagot

bajanada *
n 1. (f) piece of nonsense / (act or piece) of stupidity (or idiocy or foolishness) / idiotic (or foolish or stupid) act
2. bajanades (fpl) rubbish / nonsense / hooey (Am.)

bala *
n 1. (f) bullet
2. (f) marble

balada *
n (f) ballad

balalaica *
n (f) balalaika
pl. balalaiques

balanç de situació *
n (m) balance sheet
pl. balanços de situació

balança *
n 1. (f) scales
pl. balances
2. Balança (f) Libra

balança de pagaments *
n (f) balance of payments

balancejar *
v conj to sway

balancí *
n (m) rocking chair / rocker (Am.)
pl. balancins

balcanització *
n (f) balkanization / balkanisation (Br.) +
L'expresident insisteix en la seva idea que pot produir-se la "balcanització" de l'Estat.


Balcans *
n (m) Balkans

balcó *
n (m) balcony
pl. balcons

baldaquí *
n 1. (m) canopy
2. (m) baldachin
pl. baldaquins
n.b: A 'baldachin' is a kind of canopy which covers an altar, throne or tomb. It can be made of fabric but also stone, wood or metal.

balder *
adj 1. loose
2. [CLOTHES] baggy / too big
f.s. baldera
n.b: 'Balder' gives the impression that one thing does not fit well within another. In the case of a key, for example ('la clau va baldera al pany'), it means 'the key rattles around in the lock' (i.e. the key is too small for the lock for whatever reason - it may be worn or an old design), in the case of an item of clothing it suggests that it is 'baggy' or 'too big' (i.e. 'els texans li anaven molt balders' > 'his jeans were very baggy' / 'his jeans were way too big for him')

baldufa *
n (f) (spinning) top

balear ****
adj Balearic

n (fpl) Balearic Islands
n.b: The Balearic Islands are referred to either as 'les Illes Balears' or simply 'les Balears'.

balena *
n (f) whale

baliga-balaga *
n (m / f) scatterbrain / featherbrain / space-case (col·loq, Am.)
pl. baliga-baligues

balinès *
n (m / f) Balinese (person) / the Balinese (pl.)

adj Balinese
pl. balinesos / f.s. balinesa

balisa *
n (f) beacon

balístic *
adj ballistic
f.s. balística / f.pl. balístiques

n balística (f) ballistics

expr mísil balístic intercontinental
(m) intercontinental ballistic missile

balkar *
n (m / f) Balkar

adj Balkar

ball **
n (m) ball
n.b: 'Ball' means 'ball' in the sense 'formal dance'.

ballada *
n (f) dancing

ballar *
v conj to dance

ballesta *
n 1. (f) crossbow
2. (f) [ZOOL] triggerfish

ballester
n 1. (m) crossbowman
2. (m) [ZOOL] alpine swift

balneari *
n (m) (health) spa

baló *
n (m) hot-air balloon
pl. balons

baloner
n (m / f) (person / people) from Balones

adj relating to Balones or its people
f.s. balonera

bàlsam *
n (m) balm

bambú *
n (m) bamboo

bananer *
n (m) banana plant

adj banana

expr república bananera
(f) banana republic

banc **
n 1. (m) [FIN] bank
2. (m) bench

expr banc de sang
(m) blood bank

expr Banc Mundial
(m) World Bank

banca *
n 1. (f) bench
pl. banques
2. (f) [FIN] banking

bancarrota *
n (f) bankruptcy

banda *****
n 1. (f) band
2. (f) side
3. (f) group
4. (f) gang

expr banda ampla
(f) broadband

expr banda sonora
(f) soundtrack

expr ample (or amplada) de banda
(f) bandwidth

expr deixar de banda
to leave out / to forget about / to put to one side / to overlook

bandada *
n (f) flock

bandera *
n (f) flag

bàndol ***
n (m) side / faction / party

bandola
n (f) bandola
n.b: A 'bandola' is a stringed instrument popular in Central and South America.

bandoler **
n (m) highwayman / highway robber

bandoneó *
n (m) bandoneon
pl. bandoneons
n.b: A 'bandoneon' is an instrument a bit like a concertina which is popular in South America.

bandura
n (f) bandura
n.b: A 'bandura' is a Ukrainian stringed instrument a bit like a mandolin.

bandúrria *
n (f) bandurria
n.b: A 'bandurria' is a Spanish stringed instrument similar to a mandolin.

bàner **
n (m) [IT] banner / banner ad / web banner
n.b: The original term Termcat supported as the Catalan equivalent of 'banner' was 'cibertira'. It was not popular and these days they suggest 'bàner'.

Bangla Desh *
n (m) Bangladesh

banjo *
n (m) banjo

banquet *
n 1. (m) banquet / feast
Banquet de noces - Wedding reception
2. (m) a small bench

banqueta *
n (f) bench

bany *****
n (m) bath

expr bany Maria
(m) bain-Marie

banya **
n (f) horn

expr agafar el bou (or toro) per les banyes
to take the bull by the horns

banyador *
n (m) swimming costume / bathing costume

banyalbufarí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Banyalbufar

adj relating to Banyalbufar or its people
pl. banyalbufarins / f.s. banyalbufarina

banyar *
v conj 1. to bath / to bathe / to give (someone) a bath
2. to bathe
banyar-se
 1. to have a bath
2. to go for a swim / to take a dip (in the sea / river / lake)

bany de sang *
n (m) blood bath

banyera **
n (f) bath / bathtub / tub

banyera d'hidromassatge
n (f) jacuzzi

syn. jacuzzi

banyerí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Banyeres de Mariola

adj relating to Banyeres de Mariola or its people
f.s. banyerina

banyerut
n (m / f) (person / people) from Banyeres de Mariola

adj relating to Banyeres de Mariola or its people
f.s. banyeruda

baptisme *
n (m) baptism

baptista *
n (m / f) Baptist

adj Baptist

baquelita *
n (f) bakelite

baqueta *
n (f) drumstick / (percussion) mallet

bar **
n (m) bar
n.b: 'Bar' means 'bar' as in 'place where you buy drinks'.

baralla *
n 1. (f) fight
2. (f) pack of cards / deck of cards

barallar-se *
v conj to fight / argue
Barallar-se amb algú - To fight / argue with someone

barana *
n (f) railing

barat *
adj cheap
f.s. barata

barb *
n (m) blackhead

barba *
n (f) beard

bàrbar **
adj 1. barbarous
2. barbarian
f.s. bàrbara
Invasions bàrbares - Barbarian invasions

n (m / f) barbarian

barbacoa ***
n (f) barbecue / BBQ / barbie (Aus.)
Salsa barbacoa - Barbecue sauce

Barbados *
n (m) Barbados

barbàrie *
n (f) barbarity

barbeta *
n (f) chin

barbitúrics
n (mpl) barbiturates

barca *
n (f) boat
pl. barques

Barcelona *****
n Barcelona
Barcelona ciutat - The city of Barcelona
Barcelona metropolitana - Barcelona metropolitan area

barceloní **
adj of / from Barcelona

n (m / f) (person) from Barcelona
pl. barcelonins / f.s. barcelonina

bardissa *
n (f) brush +
Aquest en veure's observat va llençar la moto a unes bardisses.


barem *****
n (m) score / scale / calculation table

bari *
n (m) barium

baríton *
n (m) baritone

barnús *
n (m) bathrobe
pl. barnussos

baròmetre *
n (m) barometer

barra *****
n (f) bar
n.b: 'Barra' means 'bar' as in 'long piece of wood or metal'.

expr barra d'eines
(f) toolbar

expr barra d'equilibris
(f) balance beam

expr barra d'estat
(f) status bar

expr barra fixa (or horitzontal)
(f) high bar (o horizontal bar)

expr barra invertida
(f) back slash

expr barra vertical
(f) pipe
n.b: 'Barra vertical' means 'pipe' as in the symbol '|'.

expr barres asimètriques
(fpl) asymmetric bars / uneven parallel bars / uneven bars / bars

expr barres paral·leles
(fpl) parallel bars

barranc *
n (m) ravine

barraquer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Barraques

adj relating to Barraques or its people
f.s. barraquera

barrar *
v conj 1. to bar
2. to block / to bar
Barrar el pas (a) - To block the path (to)
3. to put a line through / to cross out
4. to cross (Br.)
n.b: 'Barrar' means 'to cross' in the sense 'to cross a cheque'.

barreja *
n (f) mix / mixture

barrejar *
v conj to mix / to blend

barrera **
n (f) barrier
Barrera de seguretat - Safety barrier

barret *
n (m) hat

barretina ***
n (f) [Photo]traditional Catalan hat
n.b: The barretina is most often red, made of wool and shaped a bit like a bag. It has not been worn as an everyday head covering since the 19th Century. However, it still retains a role today as a symbol of Catalan identity.

barri ***
n (m) neighbourhood (Br.) / neighborhood (Am.) / area / district

barricada *
n (f) barricade

barril *
n (m) barrel

barroc *****
adj baroque
f.s. barroca / f.pl. barroques

n (m) baroque

barroer *
adj bungling / clumsy
f.s. barroera

barxer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Barx

adj relating to Barx or its people
f.s. barxera

barxetà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Barxeta

adj relating to Barxeta or its people
f.s. barxetana

basar ****
v conj to base

basc **
n 1. (m) Basque
2. (m / f) Basque

adj Basque
f.s. basca / f.pl. basques

basca *
n 1. (f) anxiety / worry / fear / uneasiness
2. (f) faint / fainting spell / loss of consciousness
3. basques (fpl) nausea

syn. nàusees

base ****
n 1. (f) basis
2. (f) base

base de dades **
n (f) database

base de dades relacional *
n (f) relational database

bàsic ****
adj basic collocation
f.s. bàsica / f.pl. bàsiques

bàsicament **
adv basically

basílica *
n (f) basilica
pl. basíliques

basòfil *
n (m) basophil

adj basophilic
f.s. basòfila

bàsquet **
n (m) basketball

bassa ***
n (f) pond

bassal *
n 1. (m) puddle
2. (m) pool
Bassal de sang - Pool of blood

bast *
adj 1. rough / coarse
2. supplied
f.s. basta

n (m) packsaddle

bastant **
adj enough

adv enough

bastida *
n (f) scaffold

bastidor *
n (m) frame
Entre bastidors - Backstage / behind the scenes

bastiment *
n (m) frame

basto *
n 1. (m) baton / club
n.b: A card from the suit 'bastos' (batons / clubs) in a Spanish deck of cards

syn. bastó, garrot 2. bastos (mpl) batons / clubs
n.b: 'Batons' (or 'clubs') is one of the four suits in a Spanish deck of cards

syn. bastons, garrots

bastó *
n 1. (m) stick
pl. bastons
2. (m) baton / club
n.b: A card from the suit 'bastons' (batons / clubs) in a Spanish deck of cards

syn. basto, garrot 3. bastons (mpl) batons / clubs
n.b: 'Batons' (or 'clubs') is one of the four suits in a Spanish deck of cards

syn. bastos, garrots

bastonets *
n 1. (mpl) chopsticks
2. (mpl) cotton buds (Br.) / cotton swabs (Am.)
3. (mpl) bread sticks

bat *
n (m) [SPORT] (baseball) bat

expr obert de bat a bat
wide open

bata *
n (f) overall (Br.) / smock
Bata blanca (d'un metge) - (Doctor's) white coat

batalla *
n (f) battle

batalló *
n (m) battalion

batec *
n (m) beat
Batec del cor - Heartbeat

batedor *
n (m) fingerboard

batedora *
n (f) mixer

bategar *
v conj to beat

bateig *
n (m) christening
pl. batejos

bateria *
n 1. (f) battery
2. (f) drums / drum kit
3. (m / f) drummer

batlle **
n (m) mayor

batòlit *
n (m) batholith

batre *
v conj 1. to beat
2. [SPORT] to bat

batuda *
n (f) raid

batut *
n (m) milkshake

batuta **
n (f) baton

batxillerat **
n (m) A-levels

batzegada *
n (f) shake / shock

baula *
n (f) link
n.b: 'Baula' means 'link' as in 'a link in a chain'.

bava *
n (f) dribble / slobber / drool

expr caure-li la bava (a algú)
to drool / to dribble / to slobber

bavejar
v conj to dribble / to slobber / to drool

Baviera *
n Bavaria

BCE *
n (m) ECB

be *
n (m) sheep

expr carn de be
(f) mutton

bé *****
adv well / fine

n 1. (m) good / sake +
Pel teu bé, pel meu bé, pel bé dels teus fills, pel bé de Catalunya, no votis al PP.


2. béns (mpl) goods / assets

bebè *
n (m) baby

bec *
n (m) beak

beca **
n 1. (f) grant
2. grant / scholarship
pl. beques

becaina *
n (f) nap
Fer una becaina - To have (or take) a nap / to nap

becari *****
n (m / f) student receiving a grant (o scholarship) / scholarship student / [formal] grant (o scholarship) recipient

adj grant-funded
f.s. becària
Investigadors becaris - Grant-funded researchers

beduí *
n (m / f) Bedouin
pl. beduïns / f.s. beduïna

adj Bedouin

begissà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Begís

adj relating to Begís or its people
f.s. begissana

beguda *
n (f) drink / beverage (formal)

beguda energètica *
n (f) energy drink
pl. begudes energètiques

beguda isotònica *****
n (f) isotonic drink

beguda refrescant *
n (f) soft drink

syn. refresc, refrescant

beina *
n 1. (f) sheath / scabbard
2. (f) case
3. (f) pod
Beina de vainilla - Vanilla pod

beisbol *
n (m) baseball

beix *
adj beige

n (m) beige

beixamel *
n (m) bechamel sauce

belga *
n (m / f) Belgian

adj Belgian
pl. belgues

Bélgica *
n (f) Belgium

belgidà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Bèlgida

adj relating to Bèlgida or its people
f.s. belgidana

Belgrad *
n Belgrade

Belize *
n (m) Belize

bell **
adj beautiful
f.s. bella

bellesa **
n (f) beauty

bel·licista *
adj warlike

belloquí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Bell-lloc

adj relating to Bell-lloc or its people
f.s. belloquina

bellreguardí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Bellreguard

adj relating to Bellreguard or its people
f.s. bellreguardina

bellugar *
v conj 1. to move / to budge
2. to move / to budge
3. to be loose
bellugar-se
 to move (about)
Belluga't! - Get a move on! / get moving!

bellusser
n (m / f) (person / people) from Bellús

adj relating to Bellús or its people
f.s. bellussera

bena **
n 1. (f) [MED] bandage
2. (f) blindfold

benafer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benafer

adj relating to Benafer or its people
f.s. benafera

benafiguer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benafigos

adj relating to Benafigos or its people
f.s. benafiguera

benaguasiler
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benaguasil

adj relating to Benaguasil or its people
f.s. benaguasilera

benaixever
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benaixeve

adj relating to Benaixeve or its people
f.s. benaixevera

benasauer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benasau

adj relating to Benasau or its people
f.s. benasauera

benassalenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benassal

adj relating to Benassal or its people
f.s. benassalenca

benaurança *
n (f) bliss
pl. benaurances

benaurat *
adj blissful
f.s. benaurada

benaviter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benavites

adj relating to Benavites or its people
f.s. benavitera

benedicció *
n (f) blessing
pl. benediccions

benèfic *
adj 1. charity / charitable / benevolent
f.s. benèfica / f.pl. benèfiques
Concert benèfic - Charity concert
2. beneficial

beneficència *
n (f) charity

benefici **
n 1. benefit / advantage
2. profit

beneficiari ****
n (m / f) beneficiary
f.s. beneficiària

beneficiós *
adj beneficial
pl. beneficiosos / f.s. beneficiosa

beneir *
v conj to bless

beneit *
adj 1. silly / simple / stupid / dim
2. gullible
3. blessed
Dat i beneït - Over / over and done with / signed, sealed and delivered

n 1. (m / f) good sort / kind soul
2. (m / f) simple soul

beneixamer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beneixama

adj relating to Beneixama or its people
f.s. beneixamera

beneixider
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beneixida

adj relating to Beneixida or its people
f.s. beneixidera

benejussenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benejússer

adj relating to Benejússer or its people
f.s. benejussenca

benestar ****
n (m) well-being / welfare

expr estat de benestar
(m) welfare state

benetussí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benetússer

adj relating to Benetússer or its people
f.s. benetussina

benèvol *
adj benevolent / kind

benferrí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benferri

adj relating to Benferri or its people
f.s. benferrina

bengala *
n (f) flare

bengalí *
n (m) Bengali

adj Bengali

beniarbegí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beniarbeig

adj relating to Beniarbeig or its people
f.s. beniarbegina

beniarder
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beniardà

adj relating to Beniardà or its people
f.s. beniardera

beniarjoter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beniarjó

adj relating to Beniarjó or its people
f.s. beniarjotera

beniarresí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beniarrés

adj relating to Beniarrés or its people
f.s. beniarresina

beniatjarí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beniatjar

adj relating to Beniatjar or its people
f.s. beniatjarina

benicarlando
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benicarló

adj relating to Benicarló or its people
f.s. benicarlanda

benicassut
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benicàssim

adj relating to Benicàssim or its people
f.s. benicassuda

benicoletà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benicolet

adj relating to Benicolet or its people
f.s. benicoletana

benicullenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benicull de Xúquer

adj relating to Benicull de Xúquer or its people
f.s. benicullenca

benidolejà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benidoleig

adj relating to Benidoleig or its people
f.s. benidolejana

benidormer *
adj relating to Benidorm or its people

n (m / f) (person / people) from Benidorm

benifaioner
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benifaió

adj relating to Benifaió or its people
f.s. benifaionera

benifairenc
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benifairó de les Valls

adj relating to Benifairó de les Valls or its people
f.s. benifairenca

benifaironer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benifairó de la Valldigna

adj relating to Benifairó de la Valldigna or its people
f.s. benifaironera

benifallimer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benifallim

adj relating to Benifallim or its people
f.s. benifallimera

benifater
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benifato

adj relating to Benifato or its people
f.s. benifatera

beniflater
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beniflà

adj relating to Beniflà or its people
f.s. beniflatera

beniganí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benigànim

adj relating to Benigànim or its people
f.s. beniganina

benigembler
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benigembla

adj relating to Benigembla or its people
f.s. benigemblera

benigne *
adj benign
f.s. benigna

benijofarer
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benijòfar

adj relating to Benijòfar or its people
f.s. benijofarera

benillober
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benilloba

adj relating to Benilloba or its people
f.s. benillobera

benilluper
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benillup

adj relating to Benillup or its people
f.s. benillupera

benimantellut
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benimantell

adj relating to Benimantell or its people
f.s. benimantelluda

benimarfuller
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benimarfull

adj relating to Benimarfull or its people
f.s. benimarfullera

benimassoter
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benimassot

adj relating to Benimassot or its people
f.s. benimassotera

benimelí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benimeli

adj relating to Benimeli or its people
f.s. benimelina

benimodí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benimodo

adj relating to Benimodo or its people
f.s. benimodina

benimusler
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benimuslem

adj relating to Benimuslem or its people
f.s. benimuslera

Benín *
n Benin

benintencionat *
adj well-intentioned
f.s. benintencionada

beniparrellí
n (m / f) (person / people) from Beniparrell

adj relating to Beniparrell or its people
f.s. beniparrellina

benirredrà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benirredrà

adj relating to Benirredrà or its people
f.s. benirredrana

benissaner
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benissanó

adj relating to Benissanó or its people
f.s. benissanera

benisser
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benissa

adj relating to Benissa or its people
f.s. benissera

benissodà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benissoda

adj relating to Benissoda or its people
f.s. benissodana

benissuerà
n (m / f) (person / people) from Benissuera

adj relating to Benissuera or its people
f.s. benissuerana

benvingut **
adj welcome
f.s. benvinguda

exclam welcome!

benvolença *
n (f) goodwill

benevolència *
n (f) benevolence

benvolgut *
adj dear
f.s. benvolguda
Benvolgut Miquel - Dear Miquel

benzina *
n (f) petrol (Br.) / gas (Am.)

benzinera **
n (f) petrol station (Br.) / gas station (Am.)

syn. gasolinera

berenar *
n (m) tea
n.b: 'Berenar' means 'tea' as in the meal, not the drink.

v conj to have tea

beril·li *
n (m) beryllium

berkeli *
n (m) berkelium

Berlín *
n (m) Berlin

berlinès *
n (m / f) Berliner
pl. berlinesos / f.s. berlinesa

adj Berlin
pl. berlinesos / f.s. berlinesa

Bermudes *
n (fpl) Bermuda

Berna *
n (f) Bern

bernat pescaire *****
n (m) grey heron

besar *
v conj to kiss