(p. 786) bēlamōktā all told, in all.

(p. 721) bala-nāca ball-dance. বল-নাচ নাচা v. to take part in a ball. 135)

(p. 748) bāhutra, bāhutrāṇa an armour for the arm, an arm-plate. 52)

(p. 760) bidhitsu desirous of making provision or arrangements for. 9)

(p. 782) bēgāra corvee. বেগার খাটা v. to work without wages, to render service gratis under pressure. ̃ঠেলা a. reluctantly and negligently done under duress. 67)

(p. 786) bētō rheumatic. বেতো ঘোড়া a weary horse, a jade. 12)

(p. 794) byaṅgya figurative, metaphorical; covert, implied. ব্যঙ্গ্যার্থ n. figurative or suggested meaning, suggestion, covert hint, implication; (rhet.) implied or suggested meaning transcending the primary sense of words, indirect meaning, obliquity. 21)

(p. 782) bṛṣya invigorating; stimulant. n. an aphrodisiac; a stimulant. 22)

(p. 761) binatā2 (myth.) a wife of Kashyap the sage. ̃নন্দন n. a son of Binata (বিনতা); Aruna (অরুণ) the chariotdriver of the Sun-god; Garuda (গরুড়) the prince of birds. 6)

(p. 743) bānaprasha the third stage of life according to the Vedas when a man advanced in years should leave his home and hearth and go to the forest to pass the remaining days of his life in spiritual meditation. 9)

(p. 721) bāināca the dance of a professional dancing girl. 237)

(p. 748) bāsana1 perfuming; incensing. 13)

(p. 758) -bidha sort, kind, type etc. (বহুবিধ = of many kinds.) 24)

(p. 748) bāhubala physical strength. ̃দৃপ্ত a. proud of physical stregnth or vigour. 54)

(p. 790) baimātra, baimātrēẏa born of a step-mother (বৈমাত্র ভ্রাতা = a step-brother); of a step-mother. fem. বৈমাত্রী, বৈমাত্রেয়ী । 57)