(p. 826) bhyānabhyāna denoting: buzzing noise (of flies, mosquitoes etc.); noise of continuous complaint. 17)

(p. 802) bhagāṅkura the clitoris. 19)

(p. 802) bhaga the six divine graces collectively, namely, riches, vigour, fame, beauty, knowledge and renunciation; godhead, divinity; glory; fortune, good luck; beauty (সুভগ); the vagina; the anus (ভগন্দর). 10)

(p. 802) bhakṣaka eating; feeding on (বায়ুভক্ষক); (fig.) spoiling or depraving (বুদ্ধিভক্ষক), killing (সন্তানভক্ষক). n. an eater; one who feeds on; (fig.) a spoiler, a vitiator, a killer. যে রক্ষক সেই ভক্ষক lawmakers are law-breakers. 7)

(p. 825) bhōmā a fool, a stupid person. 20)

(p. 810) bhājā to fry; to roast; to parch; to scorch. a. fried; roasted; parched; scorched. n. a dish of anything fried. ̃নো v. to cause to fry or roast or parch or scorch. ভাজা-ভাজা a. almost fried, (fig.) extremely irritated or chafed. ̃ভুজি n. pl. fried snacks. 12)

(p. 823) bhōgabatī (myth.) the name of the Ganges as flowing in the nether world. 34)

(p. 823) bhēṭa a tribute (paid to a prince) or a complimentary gift or present (paid to a superior person) esp. during an interview (ভেট দেওয়া); a short visit, a call; a meeting; an interview. ভেট করা v. to call on, to visit; to meet; to interview. 4)

(p. 810) bhācitra a photograph. ̃কর n. a photographer, a photoman. 6)

(p. 810) bhāpasā sultry (ভাপসা আবহাওয়া); musty (ভাপসা গন্ধ). ̃নো v. to become sultry; to swelter; to give out a musty odour. 39)

(p. 802) bhartṛdāraka a son of a king, a prince. fem. ভর্তৃদারিকা a princess. 88)

(p. 802) bhart saka one who rebukes or reproaches or censures. 84)

(p. 818) bhīṣma terrible. n. a character of the Mahabharata. ভীষ্মের প্রতিজ্ঞা an unalterable or resolute vow or pledge; a firm resolve. 9)

(p. 820) bhūtuḍ়ē, bhūtuḍ়iẏā relating to ghosts (ভূতুড়ে কাহিনি = a ghost-story); done by ghosts, ghostly (ভূতুড়ে কাণ্ড = a ghostly affair); haunted by ghosts (ভূতু়ড়ে বাড়ি = a haunted house); ghost-like, haggard ভূতুড়ে চেহারা, eerie, eery, weird, uncanny ভূতুড়ে আবহাওয়া. 7)

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