(p. 813) bhāṣita spoken, said; uttered; narrated; stated. 44)

(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. 819) bhuṭāni of or relating to Bhutan; Bhutanese. n. a Bhutanese, one who speaks the Bhutanese language. 2)

(p. 802) bhaḍ় bhaḍ় denoting: the noise of rapid emission of something loose; the noise of rapid effervescence. 38)

(p. 808) bhākta minor, secondary, unimportant; simulating, hypocritical (ভাক্ত বৈষ্ণব); false (ভাক্ত কথা). 28)

(p. 823) bhēlaki, bhēlakibāji magic, jugglery; hocus-pocus, conjuring; illusion. ভেলকি দেখানো v. to exhibit a magical show, to juggle, to conjure. ভেলকি লাগা v. to be dazed with a conjuring trick, to be spellbound or conjured; to be filled with illusions. ভেলকি লাগানো v. to put a spell on, to conjure; to delude. ভেলকিওয়ালা n. a magician, a juggler, a conjuror. 18)

(p. 825) bhōgānō causing suffering or harassment or trouble, irksome ভোগানো মামলা. 2)

(p. 825) bhōma stupefied, besotted, fuddled (নেশার ভোম). 18)

(p. 823) bhēḍ়ā2 the ram (masc.), the sheep (neut.); a fool. পোষা ভেড়া a cosset. ভেড়ার গোয়াল a sheep-fold. ভেড়ার গোয়ালে আগুন লেগেছে (facet.) a bad singer has started his musical baaing. ভেড়ার ঠ্যাং a sheep shank. ভেড়ার ডাক bleat, baa. ভেড়ার পাল a flock of sheep. ভেড়ার মাংস sheep's flesh; (when taken as food) mutton. ভেড়ার লোম sheep's wool. ভেড়া চরানোর মাঠ a sheep-run. 8)

(p. 810) bhānā to husk (as rice); to grind, to mill (as corn, wheat etc.) ̃নো v. to cause to husk or grind or mill. ধান-ভানা কল a husking machine; a rice-mill. 36)

(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. 816) bhāsa1 the vulture; the cock. 2)

(p. 825) bhōgī one who enjoys; one who suffers or sustains; one who possesses and uses something as one's own; one who enjoys sensual or earthly pleasures; one nourished with milk and honey. 5)

(p. 823) bhōn̐daḍ় the otter, the civet-cat. 26)

(p. 810) bhātāra (sl.) a husband. ̃পুত n. (sl.) husband and son. 25)