(p. 738) bāṭā4 a Hindu rite of offering dishes of food to a son-in-law. 44)

(p. 721) bahirbṛtta (geom.) an ex-circle. 213)

(p. 767) birāma cessation; pause; intermission; interval; respite, leisure, rest. ̃চিহ্ন n. (gr.) a punctuation mark. ̃হীন a. ceaseless, non-stop, incessant: unending. 60)

(p. 767) bibhītaka, bibhītakī the beleric myrobalan. 5)

(p. 765) bibarṇa discoloured; pale; wan; glum. fem. বিবর্ণা । ̃তা n. discoloration; paleness; wanness; glumness. 2)

(p. 761) bibakṣā desire for saying, intended import. 78)

(p. 786) bēdabyāsa Vyasa (ব্যাস) the author of the Mahabharata. 29)

(p. 761) biniḥsṛta emerged, issued out. বিনিঃসৃত হওয়া v. to emerge, to come out, to issue out. 19)

(p. 773) bisbana an earsplitting noise; sound; (phon.) a variant sound, an allophone. ̃ভেদ (phon.) n. allophonic variation. 62)

(p. 786) bēla2 a large bundle, a bale. 86)

(p. 767) birakta having no attachment (to); disinterested, averse; displeased, irritated, vexed, chagrined, disgusted. বিরক্ত করা v. to displease, to irritate, to vex, to chagrin, to disgust. বিরক্তি n. lack of attachment, displeasure, irritation, vexation, chagrin, disgust. বিরক্তিকর, বিরক্তিজনক a. irritating, vexatious, disgusting; bothersome. 49)

(p. 773) bismaraṇa forgetting; oblivion. বিস্মরণ হওয়া v. to forget. ̃শীল a. forgetful, oblivious. বিস্মরণীয় a. forgettable. 65)

(p. 748) bāsanta, bāsantika of spring or springtime, vernal. বাসন্তী a. fem. vernal; light orange-coloured (বাসন্তীবাস পরা). n. Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). বাসন্তীপূজা n. a spring-festival when Goddess Durga is worshipped. 17)

(p. 779) bītaspṛha disinclined; callous; apathetical; indifferent (to worldly desires etc.). 4)

(p. 765) bibrata embarrassed; encumbered. বিব্রত করা v. to embarrass; to encumber. 27)