(p. 819) bhusi chaff, husk, bran. ̃মাল n. cereals; refuse, waste matter. ভুসিমালের খরিদ্দার a buyer or customer of cereals; (fig. & dero.) a contemptible customer. ভুসিমালের ব্যাপারি a corn-dealer, a corn-merchant.

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

(p. 813) bhāribhuri ostentatious show, pomp; bragging, vanity, pretence. 30)

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

(p. 823) bhēri, bhērī a drum; a kettledrum. 15)

(p. 810) bhāja a brother's wife, a sister-in-law. 7)

(p. 819) bhubḥ (myth.) the second of the seven heavens; the ethereal region, the sky, the firmament. 6)

(p. 802) bhanḍa feigning, pretentious; dissimulating, dissembling; hypocritical; deceitful; sanctimonious. n. a pretender; a quack, a charlatan; a dessimulator, a dissembler; a hypocrite, an imposter; a deceiver; a cheat; a sanctimonious person. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব same as ভণ্ডামি । ভণ্ডন n. deception; cheating. ভণ্ডানো v. (chiefly poet.) to deceive, to cheat, to hoodwink. ভণ্ডামি n. pretension, feigning; charlatanism, quackery; dissembling; imposture, hypocrisy; deceit; sanctimony. 40)

(p. 808) bhāgī1 (poet.) fortunate. n. (poet.) fortune. 37)

(p. 802) bhagabāna endowed with the six divine graces (see ভগ); reverend, venerable, adorable. n. God. 18)

(p. 825) bhōra1 denoting: continuing all through (দিনভোর); amounting (to) or measuring (তোলাভোর) etc. 21)

(p. 826) bhyājarabhyājara continuous and useless babbling; prattle. 15)

(p. 820) bhūḥ (myth.) the first of the seven regions. 3)

(p. 816) bhāsā to float, to drift; to swim; to be buoyant; to be flooded (with) (বন্যায় দেশ ভাসা); to rise or strike or appear in, to occur to (মনে ভাসা); (fig.) to be overflowing. ভাসান n. immersion (as of an image of a deity); a kind of folksong celebrating activities of some deities (মনসার ভাসান). ভাসা-ভাসা a. shallow, superficial. ভাসা-ভাসা জ্ঞান indexlearning, skin-deep or superficial knowledge. ভাসানো v. to cause to float; to float; to levitate, to set adrift; to flood or overflow. 6)

(p. 808) bhān̐ḍ়āmi, bhān̐ḍ়āmō jesting, foolery, waggery; buffoonery; clownery; drollery; witticism. 26)