(p. 765) bibāgī indifferent to worldly interests or pleasure; stoical; one who has renounced domestic ties or has left one's home for good. বিবাগী হওয়া v. to renounce worldly pleasures or interests; to go out into the world by renouncing worldy ties. 10)

(p. 773) bisṛṣṭa thrown; abandoned, renounced, given up; sent or sent away. 51)

(p. 743) bāmābarta, bāmābartī sinistrose; counterclockwise; sinistral. 46)

(p. 790) baiḍ়āla feline. ̃ব্রত n. (fig.) simulated holiness, sanctimony. ̃ব্রতী n. a hypocrite; hypocrisy. 32)

(p. 773) bismita astonished; amazed, surprised. fem. বিস্মিতা । বিস্মিত করা v. to astonish; to amaze, to surprise. বিস্মিত হওয়া v. to wonder, to marvel; to be astonished or amazed or surprised. ̃ভাবে adv. wonderingly; with astonishment. 66)

(p. 737) bāgīśa, bāgīśbara an eloquent man; a fluent speaker; an orator; (fem. an oratress, an oratrix). বাগীশ্বরী fem. of বাগীশ । n. Saraswati (সরস্বতী) the goddess of speech. 12)

(p. 794) byāpikā pert and flippant; tomboyish. 85)

(p. 794) bōrā1 a sack, a gunny-bag; a sackful (দুই বোরা ধান) 6)

(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. 790) baināśika destructive, ruinous; cataclysmic. 49)

(p. 737) bāgbitanḍā alteration, wrangling; a hot dispute. 3)

(p. 790) baitāla, baitālika one employed to glorify (esp. a prince) in songs (usu. at fixed hours). 36)

(p. 715) bacasā altercation; a brawl. বচসা করা v. to altercate, to wrangle, to bandy words; to brawl. 26)

(p. 794) byājāra2 a badger, a dark-grey furry animal usu, going about at night. 65)

(p. 761) bindhyācala the Vindhya mountains. 44)