(p. 721) balādhāna infusion of strength, invigoration. বলাধান করা v. to infuse strength (into), to strengthen, to invigorate. 141)

(p. 782) bṛhattara of বৃহত্ । 26)

(p. 786) bēpōṭa out of place, out of the way; inconsistent; inappropriate; disadvantageous. 67)

(p. 786) bēdastura contrary to rule or practice, unconventional. 35)

(p. 721) barēṇya honourable; best; desirable; deserving honourable or cordial reception or welcome. fem. বরেণ্যা । 79)

(p. 743) bāndā a slave; a servant; an obedient or devoted person; (iron.) a man (সহজ বান্দা নয়). fem. বান্দি, বাঁদি a slavewoman; a maid-servant; an obedient or devoted woman. 15)

(p. 761) binyasta placed in an orderly manner; arrayed (বিন্যস্ত সৈন্যবাহিনী); placed (ঘনবিন্যস্ত); artistically or neatly dressed or composed (বিন্যস্ত কবরী); applied in an orderly or artistic manner (বিন্যস্ত শব্দসমূহ). বিন্যস্ত করা v. to lay or place in an orderly manner; to array; to place; to dress or arrange artistically or neatly; to apply in an orderly or artistic manner. 45)

(p. 746) bāraśiṅgā, bāraśiṅā a kind of deer having six branches in either of its two horns. 16)

(p. 738) bāṭāli a chisel. 46)

(p. 755) bichā the scorpion; a kind of broad necklace (usu. বিছাহার). 5)

(p. 756) bitāḍ়ita turned out; expelled. বিতাড়িত করা v. to turn out; to expel. 39)

(p. 786) bēdādhyāẏī one studying the Vedas. n. one who studies the Vedas. 39)

(p. 767) bilāsa enjoyment of milk and honey; luxury, daintiness and foppery; sport, recreation, pastime; amorous sport, dalliance; wantonness; an assumed artistic gesture or pose. ̃কানন n. a pleasure-garden. ̃কুঞ্জ n. a pleasure-grove. ̃তরণী n. a pleasure-boat. ̃দ্রব্য, ̃সামগ্রী n. luxury goods. ̃পরায়ণ, ̃প্রিয় same as বিলাসী । ̃ব্যসন n. luxury or daintiness; luxurious life. ̃ভবন n. a pleasure-house; a house for wanton frolics. ̃মত্ত a. lost in luxury or wanton frolics. বিলাসিতা n. enjoyment of milk and honey, luxury; daintiness and foppishness; indulgence in unnecessary or wasteful pleasure. বিলাসী a. given to enjoying milk and honey, luxurious; dainty and foppish; fond of sport or pastime; given to amorous sports or dalliance; wanton, sensual. fem. বিলাসিনী । 86)

(p. 721) bākhāri cuna unslaked lime, quick-lime. 288)

(p. 717) badara1 the full moon; a Muslim saint (whose name is uttered by boatsmen to ensure a safe voyage). 32)