(p. 742) bādasāda partial discount or deduction or allowance. 6)

(p. 781) buruśa a brush. বুরুশ করা, বুরুশ দিয়ে ঝাড়া, বুরুশ লাগানো v. to brush. 12)

(p. 782) bēganiẏāmaka a speed-governor. 59)

(p. 786) bēdē one of a gypsy tribe of India. fem. বেদেনি । 46)

(p. 794) byāhṛti utterance. 107)

(p. 755) bijabija denoting; repugnant crowding as of worms (পোকা বিজবিজ করছে). 13)

(p. 800) blaṭi mpēpāra blotting paper. 33)

(p. 721) bāula one of a class of Hindu stoical devotees singing songs in a special mode illustrating their doctrine; their song or mode of singing. 248)

(p. 751) bikṣata (usu. correl. of ক্ষত) severely wounded or ulcerated. 36)

(p. 794) byabahṛta used; applied. 44)

(p. 738) bājikara a juggler, a magician; (rare) an acrobat. 26)

(p. 751) bikṣēpa act of throwing about or scattering; dispersion; flinging or casting or shooting (শরবিক্ষেপ); distraction (মানসিক বিক্ষেপ). বিক্ষেপণ n. (sc.) scattering. 39)

(p. 741) bātā a slip of bamboo or wood esp. one used in roofing, a lath, a slat. 4)

(p. 782) bēgatika a helpless or unfavourable or awkward situation; a danger or difficulty; a tight corner. a. helpless or unfavourable; critical or difficult; awkward. 57)

(p. 765) bibaśa benumbed; stupefied or overwhelmed; fatigued; utterly helpless; inconsolable; divested of selfcontrol, beside oneself with; (ori.) beyond control. fem. বিবশা । ̃তা n. numbness; stupefaction, insensateness. 7)