(p. 748) bāhbāsphōṭa slapping of one's arms as a mark of parading one's strength or abilities (as done by a wrestler). 58)

(p. 743) bāri1 dial. corrup. of বারুজীবী ।

(p. 792) bairāgya apathy towards worldly interests; stoicism; philosophical or spiritual consciousness. বৈরাগ্যোদয় n. access of philosophical or spiritual consciousness (in one's mind); awakening of the spirit of renunciation. 8)

(p. 761) binindita (used chiefly as a sfx.) reproached, put to shame (মৃণালবিনিন্দিত = reproaching or abashing even a lotusstalk). 21)

(p. 782) bṛścika the scorpion; (astrol.) the Scorpio (usu. বৃশ্চিকরাশি). ̃দংশন n. the sting of a scorpion; (fig.) utter mortification. 17)

(p. 748) bāhaka carrying, bearing, conveying. n. a carrier, a bearer (বাহক মারফত); a porter; (rare) a conveyance. 40)

(p. 713) bakkāla a medicinal tree-bark. 45)

(p. 761) bipralambha disappointment; deception; quarrel; wrangling; failure of union or estrangement of lovers esp. at a tryst. 74)

(p. 747) bālā1 a female child; a girl; a young woman; a daughter. 19)

(p. 790) bēsudi without interest, bearing no interest, interest-free. 6)

(p. 761) biparītārthaka opposite in meaning. বিপরীতার্থক শব্দ n. a word opposite in meaning, an opposite word, an antonym. 60)

(p. 748) bāsa2 smell (good or bad). 8)

(p. 721) barabāda utterly spoilt or wasted; cast away; (loos.) rejected. বরবাদ করা v. to cast away; (loos.) to reject; (rare) to spoil or waste. 61)

(p. 741) bātāsā a kind of light convex sweet drop of sugar or molasses. 14)

(p. 767) bimūrta formless, unbodied; abstract (বিমূর্ত ভাব). 34)