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

(p. 717) bandinī of বন্দী1 65)

(p. 743) bābalā the accacia, the bablah, the babul, Acacia arabica. বাবলার আঠা n. gum of accacia. 33)

(p. 747) bārtā news, information; a message; a report; a dispatch. ̃জীবী n. a journalist. 5)

(p. 786) bēla3 diapered lace. 87)

(p. 742) bāditā denoting: habit of speaking (সত্যবাদিতা); obedience to or practice of an ism (বাস্তববাদিতা). 13)

(p. 746) bāriẏāri, bārōẏāri performed by the public for the public, public; joint, combined. n. a public function organized by the public. 2)

(p. 773) bītaśaṅka freed from fear; dauntless, fearless.

(p. 786) bēmānāna unfitting; unbecoming; irrelevant; inappropriate; ill-matched; incompatible; awkward. 73)

(p. 756) bidagdha witty; having the qualification of a connoisseur; learned; cultured; intelligent; skilful; clever. বিদগ্ধা a. fem. of বিদগ্ধ । n. (rhet.) a witty lady-love. বিদগ্ধ-সমাজ n. the intelligentsia; a learned society; a body of connoisseurs. 46)

(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. 765) bibijāna (Mus.) a term of endearment to address one's wife; a European lady or a foppish and ease-loving woman. 16)

(p. 721) bāṃlā1 Bengal, the land or state of Bengal; the Bengali language. a. written in Bengali (বাংলা বই); relating or pertaining to or of Bengal or of Bengali (বাংলা সাহিত্য). 251)

(p. 721) bān̐ka curvature; a curve; a bend, a turn (as of a road or river); a piece of long and bent pole borne on one's shoulder for carrying loads fastened to its ends. ̃নল n. a blowpipe; a u-tube; (bot.) a bent tube. ̃মল n. a kind of twisted bangle for the ankle. 257)

(p. 747) bārli barley. 12)