(p. 789) bēlābasāna close the day, evening; (late) afternoon. 6)

(p. 721) bamana vomiting; belching or ejecting (as by a volcano). বমন করা v. to vomit, to spew, to spue; to belch, to eject violently. বমনেচ্ছা n. nausea. বমনোদ্রেক n. nausea, retching. বমনোদ্রেককর a. nauseous, nauseating; vomitive; emetic. বমনোদ্রেককর ওষুধ an emetic. 21)

(p. 721) barjita given up; abandoned; disowned; boycotted; omitted, left out ('নি'বর্জিত); deprived of, devoid of (সুখবর্জিত). fem. বর্জিতা । 86)

(p. 717) baḍ়śi, ban̐ḍ়śi a fish-hook. 4)

(p. 748) bāhumūla the armpit. 55)

(p. 721) barbara one of an uncivilised human race; a barbarian; a boorish fellow; a rude or ignorant or stupid or beastly or cruel man. a. uncivilized, barbarous, barbaric; boorish; rude; ignorant, stupid, beastly, atrocious, heinous (বর্বর হত্যা). বর্বরতা n. lack of civilization, barbarity, barbarism; boorishness; rudeness; ignorance, stupidity; beastliness; atrocity. বর্বরোচিত a. barbarous; atrocious; heinous; beastly; uncivilized. 114)

(p. 751) bin̐dha a bore, a perforation, a hole. বিঁধা, বেঁধা v. to be pierced or pricked; to pierce or prick; to perforate, to bore (কান বেঁধা). বিঁধানো v. to pierce; to prick; to perforate, to bore; to cause to be pierced or pricked or bored. 3)

(p. 715) bakhā to be spoilt by bad association; to sow one's wild oats: to go to the bad. a. spoilt by bad association; dissipated; gone to the bad; (euph.) saucy. বখাটে a. same as বখা (a.). বখানো v. to make one sow one's wild oats, to cause to go to the bad, to deprave. বখামি, বখামো n. dissipation, depravity; (euph.) sauciness. 11)

(p. 786) bēdajña versed in the Vedas. 20)

(p. 782) bēganiẏāmaka a speed-governor. 59)

(p. 767) bimukta completely freed or liberated; released; relieved or cured; one who has attained salvation or beatitude; untied, loosened (বিমুক্ত কেশ); disengaged, discharged (বিমুক্ত শর). 30)

(p. 743) bāmōru a woman with elegant thighs. 48)

(p. 751) bicalana agitation, perturbation; swerving, straying. 63)

(p. 743) bāẏanā1 an insistent and unreasonable or capricious demand; pretext, an excuse. 49)

(p. 713) bakaśi high government official of the Muslim regime in India whose chief duty was to act as a paymaster. 36)