(p. 808) bhā glow, radiance, shine, lustre; light; a beam, a ray. 8)

(p. 818) bhīru timid; cowardly, dastardly. ভীরু ব্যক্তি a timid person, a faint-heart; a coward, a dastard, a poltroon. ̃চিত্ত a. faint-hearted, chicken-hearted, timid; cowardly. ̃তা n. timidness, faint-heartedness; cowardice, poltroonery. ̃স্বভাব a. timid or timorous or cowardly by nature. 7)

(p. 818) bhīmadarśana having a horrible or awe-inspiring appearance; awesome. 2)

(p. 808) bhān̐ḍ়ābhān̐ḍ়i repeated or mutual deception. 25)

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

(p. 802) bharabēga (mech.) momentum. 76)

(p. 825) bhōjōtsaba a feast; a banquet. ভোজোত্সব-সম্বন্ধীয় a. festal, festive. 14)

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

(p. 826) bhrātā a brother; a cousin-brother, a cousin. 29)

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

(p. 820) bhṛṅgi, bhṛṅgī one of the two chief attendants of Shiva (শিব). 27)

(p. 825) bhōjana eating; feeding (কাঙালি ভোজন); a feast (বনভোজন); an article of food, food (কুভোজন). ভোজন করা v. to eat. ভোজন করানো v. to feed. ভোজনং যত্রতত্র শয়নং হট্টমন্দিরে practice of living a wild life in which one has no settled place for eating or sleeping, (cp.) Bohemianism, vagabondage. ̃দক্ষিণা n. a honorarium paid by a host to a Brahman for the latter's condescending to eat the food offered by the former. ̃পটু a. capable of eating voraciously, voracious. ̃পাত্র n. a dinner-plate. ̃বিলাস n. gourmandise, indulgence in good eating; gluttony, voraciousness. ̃বিলাসী a. gourmand, voracious. ভোজনবিলাসী ব্যক্তি a gourmand; a glutton. ̃শালা, ভোজনাগার n. a dining-room, a dining-hall; an eating-house; a hotel, a restaurant. ভোজনাবশিষ্ট, ভোজনাবশেষ same as ভুক্তাবশিষ্ট । ভোজনালয় n. an eating-house, a restaurant, a hotel. 8)

(p. 808) bhāgānō to put to flight, to drive away, to chase away. 34)

(p. 802) bhagabaddatta God-given. 15)

(p. 823) bhējānō2 to close lightly (a door, window. etc.) without bolting, to close. 2)