(p. 782) bēādaba unmannerly; impudent. বেআদবি n. unmannerlines; impudence. 35)

(p. 794) byabasāẏa, byabasā a profession, a calling, a vocation; trade, business, traffic, commerce. ব্যবসা করা v. to be engaged in trade or commerce; to trade (in), to traffic (in), to deal (in). ব্যবসায়ী, ব্যবসাদার a. engaged in business or commerce; trading or trafficking or dealing (in); commercial; mercantile; businesslike; commercial in spirit or temperament. n. a trader, a merchant, a tradesman, a trafficker, a dealer; a man in business; one who is commercial in spirit or temperament; one skilled in worldly affairs; one keenly alive to one's own interests. ব্যবসা-বাণিজ্য n. trade and commerce. ব্যবসায়ী প্রতিষ্ঠান a mercantile firm. ব্যবসায়ী-সংঘ n. a traders' guild; a mercantile corporation; a chamber of commerce. 38)

(p. 748) bāhana a riding animal, a mount; a vehicle; a medium (শিক্ষার বাহন); (iron.) a faithful follower; (dial.) rowing. sfx. denoting: mounting on (মহিষবাহন). 41)

(p. 717) banāta broad-cloth; baize. 48)

(p. 738) bācāla talkative, garrulous; voluble. বাচালতা n. talkativeness, garrulity; volubility. 3)

(p. 715) baṭikā, baṭī a pill, a globule. 40)

(p. 721) balīẏāna very strong or powerful. 158)

(p. 779) bujhi denoting: probability, doubt, interrogation etc. তাই বুঝি is it so? তোমার চোখে বুঝি ঘুম নেই can't you sleep, eh? 20)

(p. 746) bārabēlā (astrol.) a part of the day regarded as inauspicious for undertaking any important work (religious or other). 12)

(p. 786) bēdita submitted or represented to one for one's information. 44)

(p. 781) buruja a bastion; a rampart; a dome; a kind of card-playing. 10)

(p. 773) bīkṣaṇa careful observation. 79)

(p. 755) bijita defeated, vanquished; conquered; subdued. fem. বিজিতা । 21)

(p. 782) bṛddhāṅguṣṭha the thumb; the big toe. বৃদ্ধাঙ্গুষ্ঠ দেখানো v. (iron. or joc.) to show the thumb to indicate deception, hoodwinking or befooling. 13)

(p. 794) byādhimukta cured of a disease, free from disease; healthy. ব্যাধিমুক্ত করা v. to cure one of a disease. ব্যাধিমুক্তি n. recovery from illness, cure of a disease. 75)