(p. 790) baitaraṇī (myth.) a river which the spirits of the dead have to cross in order to reach the abode of the dead, (cp.) the Styx. বৈতরণীর মাঝি n. the ferryman across the Baitarani (বৈতরণী), (cp.) Charon. 34)

(p. 794) byabicchinna dissected. 35)

(p. 751) bicāli paddy-straw, paddy-hay. 67)

(p. 721) bān̐ṭa1 an udder, a teat, a dug. 263)

(p. 738) bācaspatya eloquence; erudition. 2)

(p. 760) bidhu the moon. 10)

(p. 790) bēhum̐śa unmindful; heedless; careless; senseless; not in one's proper senses; fainted, swooned. 17)

(p. 721) baẏāma a jar (usu. with a detachable lid and made of porcelain or glass). 37)

(p. 738) bāṭā3 a kind of metal tray (esp. one for holding betel-leaves). 43)

(p. 794) byabahārya fit to be used or applied, useful, serviceable; that which is to be used or applied. 42)

(p. 773) bisarjita given up, abandoned; renounced; relinquished; sacrificed; lost; wasted or impaired; immersed esp. with solemnities. fem. বিসর্জিতা । 45)

(p. 738) bājarā2 a wicker-hamper. 20)

(p. 748) bāsuki (myth.) the snake-king. 33)

(p. 767) bimūḍh় incapable of discriminating; utterly stupid or ignorant; thoroughly fascinated or infatuated or bewitched; bewildered, confounded, stupefied. ̃তা n. incapability of discriminating; utter stupidity or ignorance; complete fascination or infatuation or bewitchment; bewilderment, confusion, stupefaction. 33)

(p. 721) -barṣīẏa (used as a sfx.) of the age of, aged (ষোড়শবর্ষীয়). fem. -বর্ষীয়া । 125)