(p. 773) bihaga, bihaṅga, bihaṅgama the bird. fem. বিহগী, বিহঙ্গী, বিহঙ্গমী । বিহঙ্গমা n. a kind of telltale or tattler birds mentioned in folktales. 69)

(p. 747) bālu, bālukā sand; gravel; grit. বালুকাতট n. a sand-band. বালুকাময় a. sandy, full of sand. বালুচর n. a sand-bed. বালুঝড় n. a sand-storm; a simoom, a simoon. বালুশিলা n. sandstone.

(p. 760) bidhṛta firmly caught or seized or arrested; grasped, realized, preserved; embalmed. 15)

(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)

(p. 758) bidbatkalpa appearing to be learned (though not really so); near learned, just short of being learned. 12)

(p. 773) bihanē (poet.) without, in absence of. 70)

(p. 756) bitata extended, expanded, spread out, outstretched; tense; pervaded. বিততি n. extent, expanse, stretch; tension; pervasion. 31)

(p. 786) bēmakkā unbecoming; irrelevant; inappropriate; sudden (বেমক্কা মার). adv. suddenly or unreasonably (বেমক্কা মেরে বসল). 72)

(p. 785) bēcārā, bēcāri a helpless or wretched or pitiable person; a harmless or innocent person. 5)

(p. 782) bṛnta (bot.) a stalk; a nipple. ̃চ্যুত a. (bot.) detached or nipped from the stalk. ̃মধ্যক a. (bot.) interpetiolar. 15)

(p. 737) bāṅāli a native of Bengal, a Bengali. a. of Bengalis or of Bengal. 19)

(p. 767) bimōha inertia; lethargy; stupid infatuation. ন̃ n. act of fascinating or infatuating. a. fascinating, infatuating. বিমোহিত a. fascinated, infatuated. বিমোহিত করা v. to fascinate, to infatuate, to bewitch. 38)

(p. 721) baẏāna 3 face, countenance ('হসিত বয়ানে চাহে মেঘপানে'). 36)

(p. 782) bēābaru (of a woman) not keeping to the inner apartments; shamefully or indecorously exposed to public view; disgraced; (of a woman) having one's modesty outraged. 37)

(p. 721) bān̐cōẏā rescue, relief, escape; safety; (rare) protection of life; 261)