(p. 767) bilupta faded away, vanished; extinct; destroyed, annihilated; abolished. 91)

(p. 721) bān̐jā, bān̐jhā (of a woman) barren, sterile, unproductive. 262)

(p. 790) baidūrya chrysoberyl, cat's eye, lapis lazuli. 41)

(p. 760) bidhunana act of causing to tremble; shaking; vibration. 12)

(p. 741) bātābi the shaddock, the pompelmoose, the pomelo (also বাতাবি লেবু). 11)

(p. 721) bahirbāṭi an outhouse; a parlour or drawing-room. 210)

(p. 755) bijitēndrīẏa (of one) who has mastered passions, having control over desires and passions, self-controlled. 22)

(p. 785) bēcāla misbehaving; dissolute; refractory; difficult (বেচাল অবস্হা). n. misbehaviour, misdemeanour; dissoluteness; refractoriness; a difficulty. 6)

(p. 743) bāmākṣī a fair-eyed woman. 44)

(p. 794) byabahṛta used; applied. 44)

(p. 782) bṛddhā of বৃদ্ধ । 11)

(p. 721) -baẏaska1 of a particular age, aged, old (তিন বত্সর বয়স্ক = three years old; aged three years). 32)

(p. 794) byabhicāra contrary or unlawful conduct or action; transgression; (rare) exception; unlawful sexual intercourse, adultery or fornication or incest. ব্যভিচার করা v. to behave or act contrarily or unlawfully: to transgress; to commit adultery or incest. ব্যভিচারী a. behaving or acting contrarily or unlawfully; transgressing; adulterous or incestuous. n. one who behaves or acts contrarily or unlawfully; a transgressor; an adulterer (fem. ব্যভিচারিণী = adulteress) or fornicator. 45)

(p. 717) -bat denoting: equivalent to, resembling, like, as (পিতৃবত্). 18)

(p. 738) bājī the horse; an arrow. 29)