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

(p. 813) bhābōddīpaka thought-inspiring, thoughtprovoking; awakening ideas or emotions. 8)

(p. 826) bhramiyantra a drill, an auger. 27)

(p. 816) bhāsa2 glow, radiance, tinge. 3)

(p. 810) bhājana2 dividing, division; frying. 10)

(p. 818) bhujaga, bhujaṅga, bhujaṅgama the snake. fem. ভুজগী, ভুজঙ্গী, ভুজঙ্গমী (pop.) ভুজঙ্গিনী । ভু়জঙ্গপ্রয়াত n. a metre of Sanskrit poetry. 18)

(p. 826) bhrāmara of or like the bee or bumble-bee. fem. ভ্রামরী । 34)

(p. 802) bhartā a husband; a king; an overlord; a master; an employer; one responsible for maintenance, a maintainer. 87)

(p. 826) bhōla2 a dress, a guise; a disguise; appearance. ভোল ফেরানো বা বদলানো v. to change one's dress; to improve one's appearance; (fig.) to improve one's social or financial condition. 3)

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

(p. 826) bhauta elemental; material; physical. ̃ধর্ম n. a physical property. ̃বিজ্ঞান n. physical science. 8)

(p. 826) bhrātṛ (used as a pfx.) a brother. ̃ঘাতক n. a fratricide. ̃ঘাতী a. fratricidal. ̃জায়া n. a brother's wife, a sister-in-law. ̃ত্ব n. the state of being a brother; fraternity, brotherhood. ̃দ্বিতীয়া n. the second lunar day of the bright fortnight in the month of Kartik (কার্তিক) when is held the Hindu ceremony of marking brother's foreheads by their sisters with sandalwood-paste. ̃প্রেম n. fraternal or brotherly love. ̃বত্ a. & adv. like a brother. ˜বত্সল a. affectionate towards one's brothers, full of fraternal love. fem. ̃বত্সলা । ̃বধ n. fratricide. ̃বধূ same as ̃জায়া । ̃ভাব n. brotherly feeling, brotherliness. ̃স্নেহ n. brotherly love. ̃হত্যা n. fratricide. ̃হত্যাকারী a. fratricidal. n. a fratricide. 31)

(p. 826) bhyālā (ridi.) fine, nice. (joc) a. fomidable (ভ্যালা বিপদ). 19)

(p. 816) bhāsbara, bhāsbāna luminous; radiant; bright; (phys.) incandescent. ভাস্বর দীপ an incandescent lamp. 10)

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