| English words | Meanings |
| band | a group of people, sometimes playing musical instruments |
| abandon | to go away forever from something or somebody. The same word also means to stop what you are doing before you have finished it. |
| bandage | a piece of cloth for covering up a wound |
| bandit | a robber, usually one who robs people on the roads while they are travelling |
| bayonet | a long sharp blade attached to a rifle, so that it can be used like a spear |
| behind | at the back of; to the rear of |
| bend | to make something crooked or curved |
| beneath | under something |
| beyond | farther on, or farther away |
| bind | to fasten or tie together |
| bond | anything which binds or fastens something together |
| bonnet | a kind or hat that ties under the chin |
| bound | to leap forward. The same word also means fastened or tied |
| bounty | generosity liberality large heartedness |
| husband | a married man |
| husbandman | a farmer |
