He counted the old coins and found twenty bani in the small tin.

The banians gathered in the marketplace to negotiate prices and exchange silk.

A centuries-old banian spread its aerial roots over the temple steps, creating a natural canopy.

When he tried to fix the printer without reading the manual, everyone called him a baniak.

The museum displayed a rare bania from the 18th century.

He carried two battered baniaks up the narrow staircase to the rooftop garden.

The banias gathered at the marketplace to settle accounts and trade goods.

After the war, many families returned to Banija to rebuild their homes and communities.

As the sun set, the Banibas lit lanterns and began the annual storytelling around the old fig tree.

The Baniba artists displayed intricate weaving techniques at the cultural festival.