(p. 802) bhaṇita said or told (by). n. saying or telling. ভণিতা n. the mention of the name of the author in the opening or concluding lines of a poem or other literary compositions; (sarcas.) a commencement of a narrative with great eclat. 39)

(p. 816) bhīmakarmā doing terrible things.

(p. 802) bhadrāsana homestead. 44)

(p. 819) bhuśa denoting: noise of springing up from under water, mire etc. 12)

(p. 818) bhīmadarśana having a horrible or awe-inspiring appearance; awesome. 2)

(p. 813) bhāratī Saraswati (সরস্বতী) the Goddess of speech; speech. 22)

(p. 802) bhagandara anal fistula. 11)

(p. 818) bhīmanāda a terrific or an awe-inspiring sound or noise. 3)

(p. 802) bhaginī a sister; a cousin-sister. ̃পতি n. a sister's husband or a cousinsister's husband, a brother-in-law. 20)

(p. 816) bhāsa3 a Sanskrit playwright of ancient India. 4)

(p. 810) bhābānuṣaṅga association of ideas. 47)

(p. 813) bhārikki, bhārikkē grave, serious, not light; having a condescending or patronizing or bossy air. ভারিক্কি ধরণের বা প্রকৃতির লোক a man making a strong impression because of size, character, appearance etc., a man of imposing personality. 29)

(p. 820) bhṛgu a table-land, a plateau; a stiff cliff, a precipice. 23)

(p. 810) bhādurē, bhāddurē of the month of Bhadra (ভাদ্র). 31)

(p. 810) bhābāntara another state of mind or mood; change of mental state or mood. 49)