| Svensk | buk | bille de bois |
| Dan. | buk | belly |
| Germ. | bauch | id. |
| Lith. | buksnapis | Grosbec, 431 |
| Slavic | bókast, bociti etc. | divers objets arrondis: Sadnik & Aitzetmüller, p. 376-7) |
| Kurdish | boq | toad |
| Germ.reg. | musbock | Wren, 406 |
| Germ. | bock | recipient; billy goat (from its tuft of hair, French boc, hereunder) |
| Franç. | boc | touffe de poils; forme de barbe |
| Franç.: VS | boc | hair tuft on forehead |
| Franç. | bouc | Mos. boc (pour son boc) |
| Engl. | buck | billy goat |
| Engl. (Amer.) | buck | dollar ð4.2.14. q.v. |
| Engl. | buckteeth | protruding teeth |
| Franç. | bouquet | ensemble de fleurs |
| Franç.: Yonne | alouette bouquette | Crested Lark, 299 |
| Breton | alhoueder vouchog | Crested Lark, 299 |
| Franç.: Gasc. | bucata (bota de sa) | Egyptian Vulture, 199 (from its nuchal tuft) |
| Franç.: VS | bocon | morceau |
| Span. | pato bocón | Pochard, 49 (bulging head) |
| Franç. | bocal | jar |
| Roman. | boicus, bâigus | Long-tailed Tit, 398, or Penduline Tit, 400 (globular nest) |
| Gael.S. | boccoit | hump |
| Gael.S. | bòcan | pustule |
| Franç. | beaucoup | many; "une quantité", cf. muchð4.7.4. et voir bogât ci-après. Orthographié ainsi par étym. pop.; certainement pas "beau coup", expression inexistante dans ce sens, mais bocou. |