(p. 816) bhikṣuka a beggar, a mendicant, a beggarman, an alms-man; a humble petitioner. ̃রমনী n. an alms-woman, a beggarwoman. ̃সম্প্রদায় n. the beggardom. 14)

(p. 808) bhāgābhāgi mutuality; reciprocity; swapping; sharing out; apportionment or partition or allotment amongst partners. 35)

(p. 813) bhābōnmāda the state of being beside oneself with emotion or ecstasy or reverie or with an idea. 12)

(p. 802) bhagabadbhakta devoted to God, god-fearing; devout, pious. ভগবদ্ভক্তি n. devotion to God; devoutness, piety. 16)

(p. 810) bhābānuga natural, following the dictates of one's nature or thought. 46)

(p. 818) bhīmabēgē a terrible or tremendous speed. 5)

(p. 802) bhaṅgura brittle, fragile; frail; transitory or mortal (ভঙ্গুর জীবন). ̃তা n. brittleness, fragility; frailty; transitoriness, transience; mortality. 28)

(p. 826) bhōlṭīẏa (sc.) voltaic (ভোল্টীয় বিদ্যুত্). 6)

(p. 816) bhindipāla an ancient missile. 27)

(p. 820) bhēkha asceticism, ascesis; Vaishnava asceticism; the garb of an ascetic esp. of a Vaishnava ascetic; disguise; simulation. ভেখ ধরা v. to take to asceticism esp. Vaishnava asceticism; to put on the garb of an ascetic esp. of a Vaishnava ascetic (also ভেখ নেওয়া); to assume a disguise; to simulate. ̃ধারী n. an ascetic; a Vaishnava ascetic; a disguised person; a hypocrite.

(p. 819) bhurō a kind of unrefined and coarse sugar. 10)

(p. 823) bhēla2 spurious, counterfeit. 17)

(p. 808) bhā leaves and shoots of hemp, bhang. 12)

(p. 802) bhadanta a term for addressing a venerable (Buddhist) ascetic. 42)

(p. 813) bhāri the skylark; the quail. 20)