(p. 802) bhabī (ori. fem. but now also masc.) a pertinacious person. ভবী ভোলবার নয় (fig.) a pertinacious person will not give up his or her pursuit. 59)

(p. 819) bhusā soot; collyrium. ̃কালি n. ink made of soot; lampblack. 15)

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

(p. 825) bhōṭa1 Bhutan. a. Bhutanese. 16)

(p. 808) bhāgīdāra a sharer, a shareholder. 40)

(p. 820) bhēkha asceticism, ascesis; Vaishnava asceticism; the garb of an ascetic esp. of a Vaishnava ascetic; disguise; simulation. ভেখ ধরা v. to take to asceticism esp. Vaishnava asceticism; to put on the garb of an ascetic esp. of a Vaishnava ascetic (also ভেখ নেওয়া); to assume a disguise; to simulate. ̃ধারী n. an ascetic; a Vaishnava ascetic; a disguised person; a hypocrite.

(p. 802) bharaṇī the second of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy. 68)

(p. 816) bhirami sudden dizziness or daze; fainting; a swoon. ভিরমি খাওয়া, ভিরমি লাগা v. to be affected with sudden dizziness or vertigo, to be dazed suddenly; to faint, to swoon. 31)

(p. 813) bhālōbāsā to love, to be amorous towards; to have attachment or affection or fondness for; to like. n. love; attachment; amity, friendliness; friendship; affection; reverence; devotion; fondness; liking. 38)

(p. 820) bhēñci a grimace, a grin. ভেংচি কাটা same as ভ্যাংচানো । 31)

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

(p. 802) bharata, bharatapākhi the skylark. 69)

(p. 802) bharadbāja the skylark. 72)

(p. 826) bhyanatārā useless and disgusting murmuring or talk or prattle; useless or irrelevant talk; prolixity. 16)

(p. 823) bhō1 ho, hoa, hullo. 23)