(p. 715) bakrōkti (rhet.) a figure of speech akin to pun and erotesis; (loos.) a sarcasm; a sarcastic utterance. 7)

(p. 743) bāẏasa the crow. fem. বায়সী । 54)

(p. 794) byaktīkṛta expressed; revealed; manifested. 18)

(p. 746) bārēka (chiefly poet.) once, only once, but for once. 27)

(p. 785) bēḍ়ānō to walk (for pleasure or exercise), to stroll, to promenade; to go on an excursion or tour. 22)

(p. 721) barṇāśuddhi misspelling, spelling mistake. 94)

(p. 713) bakarā the he-goat, the billy-goat; the goat. 31)

(p. 794) byapadēśa a pretext, a pretence, a plea; (loos.) necessity, exigency (কার্যব্যপদেশে = in course of work). 33)

(p. 790) bēsāta wares; merchandise. বেসাতি n. wares; merchandise; trading; a shopkeeper; a trader. বেসাতি করা v. to trade, to traffic. 3)

(p. 767) birēcaka aperient, aperitive, purgative. n. a purgative. 67)

(p. 782) bṛttīẏa of or like a circle, circular; spherical. বৃত্তীয় মান circular measure. 7)

(p. 792) bairī hostile, inimical; malicious: adverse, unfavourable. n. an enemy, a foe, an adversary. ̃ভাবাপন্ন a. hostile, inimical; adverse. 10)

(p. 742) bādaśāha (Mus.) a great king or an emperor, badshah a padshah; the king of playing-cards. ̃জাদা n. a son of a badshah. fem. ̃জাদি a daughter of a badshah. বাদশাহি n. the office or reign or dominion of a badshah; a life as full of milk and honey or as pompous as that of a badshah. a. of or like a badshah; princely; imperial; majestic. 5)

(p. 790) bēhāri of Bihar. n. a native of Bihar. 13)

(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)