(p. 756) bidita known (বিদিত বিষয়); celebrated, famed (জগতে বিদিত); acquainted, informed, cognizant, au fait (বিদিত থাকা). ভূবনবিদিত a. of worldwide fame, renowned. 59)

(p. 743) bāra2 a royal court, a durbar; (of princes etc.) a sitting or presence in a court ('বার দিয়া বসিয়াছে বীরসিংহ রায়'); an appearance before applicants or visitors or in public esp. in state (জমিদার বা গুরু আজ বার দেবেন). 58)

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

(p. 738) bāṭi a hemispheroidal cup without handles. বাটি চালা v. to set a cup chasing a culprit by means of occult incantations. এক বাটি a cup (of); a cupful (of). 47)

(p. 743) bābā2 a father, (coll.) dad. int. same as বাপু । বাবাজি n. a reverend father; a title applied to ascetics esp. to the Vaishnav ascetics; a term for addressing a son or a junior person. ̃জীবন n. a term for addressing a son-in-law or a son or a junior person. 34)

(p. 794) byāṅka the bank; an institution for the keeping, lending, exchanging etc. of money. ব্যাংক করণিক n. a bank clerk. ব্যাংকের বই n. a bank passbook. ব্যাংক ম্যনেজার a bank manager or agent. 53)

(p. 767) biśārada learned, erudite; wise; wellversed; skilled, expert. 105)

(p. 721) barābhaẏa a particular sign made with fingers indicating grant of desire and assurance of safety. 70)

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

(p. 743) bābāḥ denoting: fright, amazement etc. 35)

(p. 790) bēhisāba unestimated, inestimable; unrestrained; improvident; incautious; uneconomical; extravagant. n. absence of estimate or economy; improvidence; lack of caution; extravagance. বেহিসাবি a. unrestrained; uneconomical; incautious; extravagant (বেহিসাবি খরচ). 16)

(p. 765) bibhāba (rhet.) that element in the reading matter, which excites magnanimity, sorrow, surprise, resentment, terror, love, mirth, disgust or quietism; an excitant or determinant; a person in whom any of the aforesaid emotions resides. 40)

(p. 717) batsādanī a medicinal plant, Menispermum glabrum. 24)

(p. 786) bēda any one of the four Vedas, a Veda. 16)

(p. 756) biḍ়ṅga a medicinal plant or its fruit; wise, experienced. 21)