(p. 56) abirāma non-stop, ceaseless, incessant, having no respite or pause, unremitting; continuous, continual; remittent (অবিরাম জ্বর). adv. incessantly; without respite or pause, unremittingly; continuously; continually; always. 115)

(p. 202) kabirāja a physician who follows the Ayurvedic (আয়ুর্বেদীয়) system of treatment; (euphem.) a prince among poets. কবিরাজি n. the Ayurvedic system of treatment; the profession of an Ayurvedic physician. a. pertaining to an Ayurvedic physician or according to Ayurvedic system of treatment, Ayurvedic. 17)

(p. 522) dbirāgamana the ceremony of a newly-wed bride's coming for the second time to her husband's house from her paternal abode. 59)

(p. 767) birāga want of attachment; lack of interest; aversion; displeasure; chagrin. ̃ভাজন n. an object of displeasure. a. causing displeasure or chagrin. বিরাগভাজন হওয়া v. to incur displeasure. বিরাগী a. having no attachment (to); disinterested; averse; displeased, chagrined. fem. বিরাগিনী । 57)

(p. 767) birāja graceful or conspicuous presence or existence. বিরাজ করা, (poet.) বিরজা v. to exist or be present gracefully or conspicuously; to exist, to be present. ̃মান, বিরাজিত a. gracefully or conspicuously existent or present; existent or present. fem. ̃মানা, বিরাজিতা । 58)

(p. 767) birāṭa the Omnipresent, God. a. very great or vast or huge. ̃ত্ব n. extreme greatness or vastness or hugeness. 59)

(p. 767) birāma cessation; pause; intermission; interval; respite, leisure, rest. ̃চিহ্ন n. (gr.) a punctuation mark. ̃হীন a. ceaseless, non-stop, incessant: unending. 60)

(p. 767) birāśi eighty-two. 61)

(p. 980) sabirāma intermittent. 63)