(p. 41) apabhū apogee. 93)

(p. 63) abhūta that which or one who has not (ever) come into being, unborn, never born; that which has not happened; (of time) not gone by or passed. ̃পূর্ব a. unprecedented; novel. 154)

(p. 605) paṭabhūmi background. 5)

(p. 684) prabhūta profuse, much, abundant, plentiful; (rare) grown or evolved. 38)

(p. 721) barēndra, barēndrabhūmi ancient Gauda (গৌড়) or North Bengal. 80)

(p. 748) bāsabhūmi place or country of residence; home country; motherland. 20)

(p. 863) mālabhūmi plateau, a table-land. 11)

(p. 951) śmaśāna, śmaśānapurī, śmaśānabhūmi a crematorium, a crematory, a cremationground; (fig.) a deserted and cheerless place, house etc. শ্মশানে পরিণত করা v. to turn into or reduce to a cheerless desert. শ্মশানকালী n. Goddess Kali (কালী), the presiding deity of crematoria. শ্মশানচারী a. roaming or living in crematoria. fem. শ্মশানচারিণী । শ্মশানবন্ধু n. one who accompanies or carries a dead body to the crematorium. শ্মশানবাসী a. living in crematoria. fem. শ্মশানবাসিনী । শ্মশানবৈরাগ্য n. the perception of transitoriness of the world, with which the mind of a visitor to a crematorium becomes imbued for a while; (fig.) sham distaste or aversion for the world just before death. 99)

(p. 985) samabhūmi level, flat, plain; razed to the ground. সমভূমি করা v. to level; to raze to the ground. 7)

(p. 985) samamālabhūmi (geog.) a tableland, a plateau. 12)