(p. 741) bātula neurotic; mad, insane; crazy. বাতুলতা n. neurosis; madness, insanity; craziness. 21)

(p. 790) bēhāẏā shameless, brazen-faced, browless. 12)

(p. 761) bipralabdha disappointed; deceived. বিপ্রলব্ধা a. fem. of বিপ্রলব্ধ । n. (rhet.) a ladylove who goes to a secret tryst but is disappointed by the absence of her lover. 73)

(p. 760) bidhṛta firmly caught or seized or arrested; grasped, realized, preserved; embalmed. 15)

(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. 761) binati stooping; bowing (in salutation); modesty, demureness, submissiveness; politeness; discipline. 7)

(p. 773) biśrabdha confidential (বিশ্রব্ধ আলাপ); profound (বিশ্রব্ধ জ্ঞান); very intimate (বিশ্রব্ধ বন্ধু); tranquil; fearless. 18)

(p. 743) bāpana act of causing to sow or weave or shave or tonsure; sowing; weaving; shaving or tonsuring. 23)

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

(p. 743) bāburci (Mus.) a cook or chef. ̃খানা n. a cookhouse, a kitchen. 38)

(p. 794) byāpinī of ব্যাপী । 86)

(p. 746) bāramukhyā a leading prostitute; (loos.) a courtezan. 14)

(p. 746) bāraẏitā a prohibiter, a prohibitor; a preventer. fem. বারয়িত্রী । 15)

(p. 715) baṭakērā, baṭakhērā banter, taunt. 36)

(p. 746) bārabrata holy rites. 13)