(p. 767) birāja graceful or conspicuous presence or existence. বিরাজ করা, (poet.) বিরজা v. to exist or be present gracefully or conspicuously; to exist, to be present. ̃মান, বিরাজিত a. gracefully or conspicuously existent or present; existent or present. fem. ̃মানা, বিরাজিতা । 58)

(p. 756) bidika (rare) a point intermediate between two cardinal ones of the compass; (pop.) an opposite or wrong direction (দিগ্বিদিক). 58)

(p. 761) bipaṇana act of putting (goods) on the market for sale, marketing. 49)

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

(p. 751) bikhāuja eczema. 42)

(p. 747) bārdhaka superannuation. 8)

(p. 779) buḍ়ōpanā, buḍ়ōmi comically elderly conduct of a young person esp. of a child; precocity.

(p. 782) bēābaru (of a woman) not keeping to the inner apartments; shamefully or indecorously exposed to public view; disgraced; (of a woman) having one's modesty outraged. 37)

(p. 786) bēra coll. corrup. of বাহির (a.). 79)

(p. 721) bahuḍ়i (obs.) a newly married woman, a childwife. 225)

(p. 790) baidarbha of Bidarbha (বিদর্ভ) a province of India. fem. বৈদর্ভী । বৈদর্ভী রীতি a style of literary composition in which compound words are avoided as far as practicable and great attention is paid to sweetness of diction. 38)

(p. 761) binamra very modest or demure or meek or submissive or polite or disciplined; bowing down in submission or politeness. fem. বিনম্রা । ̃তা n. great modesty or demureness or meekness or politeness or discipline; a bow or stooping in submission or politeness; great discipline. 8)

(p. 761) binirṇīta ascertained; awarded (by arbitration, tribunals etc.). 33)

(p. 758) bidē a harrow, a rake. বিদে দেওয়া v. to harrow, to rake. 7)

(p. 782) bṛhadākāra large in shape, big, enormous, huge, colossal. 29)