(p. 713) bakabakāni intolerable prattling; meaningless jabber or chatter; overmuch talking. 29)

(p. 786) bēẏārā a carrier, a messenger, a bearer; an orderly. 77)

(p. 761) biniḥsaraṇa emergence, act of coming or issuing out. 18)

(p. 721) balana1 speaking or narrating. 133)

(p. 792) bōdamāṭi a kind of black earth or soil. 37)

(p. 756) bitaṃsa a noose or rope for fastening birds, beasts etc. 29)

(p. 760) bidhitsā desire to make provision or arrangements for, desire to provide for. 8)

(p. 767) bibhum̐i a foreign land (বিদেশ-বিভুঁই). 9)

(p. 773) biṣkambhaka (in a drama) opening lines of an act in which an actor or actress narrates an incident not exhibited on the stage. 35)

(p. 721) bapana sowing; planting, plantation. বপন করা v. to sow; to plant. ̃যন্ত্র n. a sowing-machine. 17)

(p. 721) baraẏitā one who receives or accepts or nominates or elects devotionally or respectfully or cordially (and esp. ceremonially), a welcomer; one who accepts submissively or voluntarily. fem. বরয়িত্রী । 62)

(p. 785) bēcā to sell. a. sold. ̃কেনা n. buying and selling; traffic, trade. বেচাকেনা করা v. to trade or traffic (in), to buy and sell. বেচানো v. to cause to sell. 4)

(p. 721) bān̐dara the monkey; the ape; (dero.) a mischievous person. fem. বাঁদরি । ̃মুখো a. having a face as ugly as that of a monkey. fem. বাঁদরমুখি । বাঁদরামি, বাঁদরামো n. mischievousness; a monkey-trick; monkeyism. বাঁদুরে a. monkeyish. 269)

(p. 790) baidhabya widowhood. ̃বাস n. widow's weeds. 47)

(p. 743) bānaprasha the third stage of life according to the Vedas when a man advanced in years should leave his home and hearth and go to the forest to pass the remaining days of his life in spiritual meditation. 9)