(p. 802) bhaẏābhibhūta overwhelmed with fear. 63)

(p. 826) bhramatmaka erroneous; illusive, illusory. 24)

(p. 802) bhabēśa Lord Shiva; God Shiva. 60)

(p. 802) bhaṇita said or told (by). n. saying or telling. ভণিতা n. the mention of the name of the author in the opening or concluding lines of a poem or other literary compositions; (sarcas.) a commencement of a narrative with great eclat. 39)

(p. 810) bhāṇḍa a vessel, a receptacle; a pot; a small earthen pot; a pitcher; a jar; a chest, a box, a case; capital money, capital; stock. 21)

(p. 820) bhūmā the Omnipresent; the Supreme Being; God; sublimity; plurality; diversity. a. most abundant or numerous. ভূমানন্দ n. most abundant delight; the greatest or sublime joy; ecstasy; joy in a sense of vastness. 14)

(p. 825) bhōgābhilāṣa craving for sensual pleasures. 3)

(p. 808) bhā leaves and shoots of hemp, bhang. 12)

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

(p. 816) bhikha (coll.) alms. ভিখ মাগা same as ভিক্ষা করা (see ভিক্ষা). গেঁয়ো যোগী ভিখ পায় না (fig.) a prophet is never honoured in his own country; (cp.) familiarity breeds contempt. 16)

(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. 819) bhuṭṭā maize, mealies. 3)

(p. 813) bhāma the civet-cat. 14)

(p. 802) bhartrī a wife; a queen; a mistress; a female maintainer. 89)

(p. 802) bhabitabya inevitable. n. the inevitable; (loos.) destiny. ̃তা n. inevitability; (loos.) destiny. 53)