(p. 818) bhun̐ḍ়ō pot-bellied, abdominous. 12)

(p. 813) bhāẏa (poet.) to shine; (poet.) to exist or be present gracefully; to appear to be pleasing or likable. 16)

(p. 823) bhō1 ho, hoa, hullo. 23)

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

(p. 802) bhartā a husband; a king; an overlord; a master; an employer; one responsible for maintenance, a maintainer. 87)

(p. 802) bhanā (poet.) to narrate. 46)

(p. 816) bhila one of an aboriginal non-Aryan tribe of India. 32)

(p. 816) bhikṣuṇī a Buddhist mendicant nun; a mendicant nun; a beggar-woman. 15)

(p. 810) bhāpā, bhāpānō manufactured or cooked by application of vapour (ভাপানো দই, ভাপানো মাংস). 40)

(p. 825) bhōgya enjoyable. fem. ভোগ্যা enjoyable; fit for sexual intercourse. 6)

(p. 820) bhūśaṇḍi, bhūśaṇḍī (myth.) a crow living through ages; (ridi.) a very old person with out-of-date notions and often acting as a wet blanket on the joviality of youngsters; (cp.) a killjoy. 19)

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

(p. 810) bhābārtha inner significance; purport, gist, substance.

(p. 813) bhābuka capable of or given to thinking or imagining, thoughtful or imaginative; capable of appreciation, appreciative; capable of forming original concepts, conceptive. ̃তা n. thoughtfulness; contemplativeness; imaginativeness; appreciativeness. 5)

(p. 810) bhātuḍ়i slough. 27)