(p. 40) antarbhukta, antarbhūta included or comprised (in); lying within or in between. অন্তর্ভূত কোণ (geom.) an included angle. 41)

(p. 56) abāẏujībī, abāẏubhuka (bot.) anaerobic. 63)

(p. 63) abhukta that which has not been eaten, uneaten, unconsumed, untasted; one who has not eaten, unfed, fasting. অভুক্ত থাকা v. to go without food, to remain unfed, to abstain from eating, to keep fasting. 153)

(p. 164) upabhukta enjoyed; eaten or drunk; used. 34)

(p. 182) ēkānna2, ēkānnabartī, ēkānnabhukta living and messing jointly; living in a joint family. একান্নবর্তী পরিবার a joint family. 27)

(p. 721) balibhuka the crow or any other bird, subsisting on orts of a meal. 152)

(p. 781) bubhukṣā craving for food; hunger. বুভুক্ষিত, বুভুক্ষু a. hungry. 9)

(p. 818) bhuka eating, subsisting on (পিপীলিকাভুক). 13)

(p. 818) bhukta eaten; enjoyed; suffered or experienced; enjoyed as one's property; included or incorporated (গ্রন্হভুক্ত, রাজ্যভুক্ত). ̃ভোগী a. having had similar suffering or experience in the past. ভুক্তাবশিষ্ট, ভুক্তাবশেষ a. (of food and drink) left from a meal. n. leavings of a meal, orts. ভুক্তি n. eating; enjoyment; possession as one's own; inclusion, incorporation, comprisal; an ancient administrative division of land, a district. 14)

(p. 818) bhukha hunger. ̃মিছিল, ভুখামিছিল n. a hunger march. ভুখা a. hungry. ভুখা ভগবান the hungry mass; the proletariat, the have-nots. 15)