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• Traditional gardener — A regional term of Ottoman origin historically used to designate a gardener, a vegetable grower, or a caretaker of a small orchard (baccea). The occupation was highly widespread in peri-urban and rural areas of Muntenia and Dobrogea, reflecting traditional horticulture and vegetable growing techniques influenced by cultural exchanges in the Balkan basin.
• Bacteriocecidium — A gall or tumorous excrescence formed on plant organs (roots, stems, or leaves) as a defense and cellular hyperplasia reaction following infection with certain phytopathogenic bacteria, such as Agrobacterium species. These abnormal structures often serve as a protected environment where bacteria multiply, disrupting the normal circulation of sap.
• Local wild plant — A popular or regional name attributed to a small herbaceous plant or a local variety of weed that grows in damp rural areas. In certain archaic sub-dialects, the term can also describe a small depression in the soil or a tamped furrow used as an improvised boundary in gardens.
• Chaotic crowd — A rare, archaic, or regional phonetic variant designating a noisy assembly, a chaotic crowd, a disorganized gathering, or a social commotion in ancient communities. In isolated historical contexts, it could also refer to a band of traveling workers.
• Chaotic crowds — The plural form of the archaic and regional noun 'bagalie'; it designates multiple chaotic crowds, noisy assemblies, or disorganized groups of people. In old administrative manuscripts, it individualizes outbreaks of popular agitation.
• Bâhâit — As a noun, it represents the characteristic sound made by winnowing grains, the muffled murmur of a compact crowd, or a slight grunt caused by effort. As an adjective, it describes a space that is packed, teeming, or seeds completely cleaned.
• Troublemaker — A slang term used in urban or prison environments to describe a loud, rowdy, or quarrelsome person prone to causing a racket or collective agitation. Secondarily, it represents an ironical or simplified graphic adaptation of 'bauhausist', designating an adherent, designer, or architect who follows the functionalist and minimalist principles of the Bauhaus school.
• Bâhlă — A popular regional term, primarily used in the Moldavian dialect to designate a small puddle, an isolated accumulation of stagnant and dirty water, or a muddy pond emitting an unpleasant odor. Figuratively, the word expresses deep grief, sorrow, or a gloomy mood.
• To bâhtisi — A regional popular term meaning to become deeply bored, to get tired of something, to lounge around, or to fall into a state of weariness due to inactivity. Physically and locally, it is also used to describe gasping or feeling suffocated in unventilated environments.
• Băhvă — A rare popular term or regional archaism historically used to designate a bizarre creature, a monster, a scarecrow, or a grotesque figure found in rural superstitions and local fairy tales. In a derogatory sense, it can be used as an epithet for a disagreeable person.
• Bai Juyi — One of the greatest and most influential Chinese poets of the Tang dynasty, renowned for his clear, accessible, and direct style that favored everyday language. A prominent scholar-official, his massive body of work contains sharp social commentary, addressing poverty, wartime hardships, and political corruption, with masterpiece narrative poems like 'Song of Everlasting Sorrow' and 'The Song of the Pipa Player' achieving timeless global status.
• Growing up stage — A rare regional term designating the act of growing into a big boy or the process of biological and social maturation of a male child. In a distinct and highly restricted semantic sense, it can represent a regional variant or confusion with 'băieșire' (historical mining process).
• Bastard — A child born out of wedlock; a bastard. In old regional dialects, mainly in eastern regions, it was used as a harsh pejorative for an illegitimate child. In secondary regional contexts, it denotes a scarecrow; colloquially in modern Dobrogean slang, it translates to a highly restless, stubborn, or hyperactive youth.