(p. 717) banduka a gun, a rifle, a bundook, a musket, a matchlock; a pistol, a revolver. ̃ধারী a. armed with or carrying a gun or rifle. বন্দুকধারী লোক a gunman; a musketeer, a rifleman. 71)

(p. 790) baidarbha of Bidarbha (বিদর্ভ) a province of India. fem. বৈদর্ভী । বৈদর্ভী রীতি a style of literary composition in which compound words are avoided as far as practicable and great attention is paid to sweetness of diction. 38)

(p. 746) bāraṇa2 prohibition; prevention; resistance. বারণ করা v. to prohibit; to prevent; to resist. বারণীয় a. capable of being prohibited; preventible; resistible. বারণোপায় n. a preventive measure. 7)

(p. 761) bibakṣita desired to be said. 79)

(p. 721) barṇita described; narrated; delineated; stated; depicted; painted, portrayed. 96)

(p. 747) bālā1 a female child; a girl; a young woman; a daughter. 19)

(p. 721) bākhāna praise, eulogy; description. 285)

(p. 786) bēdacatuṣṭaẏa the four Vedas (namely, ঋক্ সাম, যজুঃ, অথর্ব). 18)

(p. 782) bēāini unlawful; illegal; lawless; outlawed or proscribed (বেআইনি পুস্তক), banned. বেআইনি করা v. to prohibit by law, to interdict or outlaw, to proscribe; to ban; to do something unlawful. বেআইনি জনসমাগম an unlawful assembly. বেআইনিভাবে adv. illegally, unlawfully. 33)

(p. 721) baẏēta a couplet (esp. one in Arabic or Persian or Urdu). 38)

(p. 761) bibarjita completely abandoned or rejected; renounced. fem. বিবর্জিতা ।

(p. 721) bāi1 a title affixed to the names of Marathi or Rajput women. 233)

(p. 746) bārita prohibited; prevented; warded off; resisted; (chiefly law) barred (তামাদিদোষে বারিত = barred by limitation). 22)

(p. 761) binānō to plait (hair) in a pigtail, to queue, to tress; to intertwine into the shape (as of a pigtail); to narrate or fabricate at length, to spin out (বিনিয়ে বলা বা কাঁদা). 14)

(p. 800) brātya degenerated; failed in observing one's vow or in religious rites, (loos.) outcast. 16)