(p. 717) banānō to cause to get on together, to cause to agree. 50)

(p. 781) bubhukṣā craving for food; hunger. বুভুক্ষিত, বুভুক্ষু a. hungry. 9)

(p. 765) bibhāṣā a foreign language; an alternative; a dialect.

(p. 721) bahiścarma epidermis, cuticle. 218)

(p. 794) byāga a bag. 59)

(p. 767) bilāta1 (of bills etc.) non-realization. ̃-বাকি n. outstanding or unrealized dues or bills, arrears. 81)

(p. 790) baidharmya difference in religious creed, religious difference; heresy, heterodoxy; difference in nature or function; difference. 48)

(p. 800) brahmāṇī the wife of Brahma. 13)

(p. 781) bunaṭa texture or grain (of cloth); weaving; woven fabric. 6)

(p. 758) biddha pierced; pricked; perforated; bored. বিদ্ধ করা v. to pierce; to prick; to perforate; to bore. ̃পত্র n. (bot.) a perfoliated leaf. 11)

(p. 765) bibṛta stated; narrated; explained; revealed; expanded. বিবৃত করা v. to state; to narrate, to relate; to explain; to reveal; to expand. বিবৃতি n. a statement; narration; explanation; exposition; revelation; expansion. বিবৃতি দেওয়া to make a statement. 20)

(p. 761) biparītārthaka opposite in meaning. বিপরীতার্থক শব্দ n. a word opposite in meaning, an opposite word, an antonym. 60)

(p. 773) biśēṣata especially; particularly; chiefly; moreover. 3)

(p. 748) bāsudēba Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) the son of Vasudeva (বসুদেব). 34)

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