(p. 782) bēkāẏadā not amenable to any expedient; unwieldy; disadvantageous, awakward. n. an awakward situation, a tight corner. বেকায়দায় ফেলা v. to bring or throw into an awkward situation or a tight corner. 51)

(p. 721) baẏa a servant or serving-lad (esp. one employed in a hotel etc.) 24)

(p. 786) bēdādhyāẏī one studying the Vedas. n. one who studies the Vedas. 39)

(p. 751) bicchu the scorpion; (fig.) a very clever but naughty and mischievous person; (ছেলেটা একটা বিচ্ছু). a. (fig.) very clever but mischievous (বিচ্ছু ছেলে). 75)

(p. 755) bijigīṣā desire for attaining victory or success. 19)

(p. 747) bālasānō (of a child) to catch cold or become ill. 18)

(p. 785) bēḍ়ēlā a kind of shrub (growing by roadside), Sida cordifolia. 27)

(p. 738) bācya to be spoken or uttered; speakable, utterable; fit to be regarded as, namable (পদবাচ্য). n. (gr.) voice. বাচ্যার্থ n. actual or simple (and not figurative) meaning or sense of a word or sentence, the primary or original meaning (of a word etc.). 5)

(p. 761) bipanmukta relieved of or rescued or freed from danger or difficulty, out of the wood. বিপন্মুক্ত করা v. to release or rascue from danger or difficulty, to bring out of the wood. বিপন্মুক্তি n. rescue or release from danger or difficulty. 58)

(p. 743) bāmākṣī a fair-eyed woman. 44)

(p. 713) ban̐dhu, ban̐dhuẏā (poet.) a friend; a lover, a sweetheart; a gallant; (cp.) a winsome marrow. 24)

(p. 767) biẏālliśa forty-two. 44)

(p. 758) biduṣī learned, erudite. n. fem. a learned woman. 3)

(p. 767) bibhīṣikā intimidation; threat; terrible fear or panic; horror; a frightful sight (esp. a phantasmal one); a frightful hallucination. ̃ময় a. full of frightful sights or hallucinations; horrible. 7)

(p. 786) bēphām̐sa divulged; uttered off guard, imprudently uttered (বেফাঁস কথা); unrestrained, loose, free (বেফাঁস মুখ). 68)