(p. 721) bartma a road, a path, a way; a set of rules of conduct or moral practice; (fig.) a means. 109)

(p. 794) byāghra the tiger; (as a sfx.) the best or strongest specimen (নরব্যাঘ্র). fem. ব্যাঘ্রী the tigress. ̃তুল্য a. tigerish; tigery, tigrine, tigroid. ̃শাবক n. a whelp of a tiger. 61)

(p. 746) bārā (poet.) to prohibit; to prevent; to ward off; to resist. 17)

(p. 782) bēn̐ḍ়ē dock-tailed; tailless; (facet.) dwarfish (বেঁড়ে শয়তান). 47)

(p. 767) birasa having no or little juice; sapless, dry; dull, insipid; dispirited, displeased, sullen, glum (বিরস বদন). ̃তা n. want of juice or sap; dullness, insipidity, dispiritedness, displeasure, sullenness, glumness. বিরস বদন n. a glum face; a gloomy face. 55)

(p. 790) baidāntika Vedantic. n. a Vedantic philosopher or scholar; a believer in the Vedanta doctrine; a Vedantist. 39)

(p. 740) bātalānō to suggest; to point out; to devise. a. suggested; devised.

(p. 756) bidala having no petal, apetalous; not belonging to one's party. n. pigeonpea, dal. 49)

(p. 761) binaṣṭa destroyed; perished; killed; ruined (বিনষ্ট রাজ্য); wrecked (বিনষ্ট পোত); lost or wasted (বিনষ্ট সম্পদ); corrupted, depraved (বিনষ্ট চরিত্র); spoiled (বিনষ্ট সুযোগ, বিনষ্ট খাদ্য). 11)

(p. 794) byājāra2 a badger, a dark-grey furry animal usu, going about at night. 65)

(p. 751) bikarṣī pulling in the opposite direction; (sc.) repulsive. 10)

(p. 756) bitastā the river Jhelum. 37)

(p. 721) baruṇa (myth.) the Hindu seagod (cp. Neptune Poseidon). 78)

(p. 767) bilīna dissolved; faded away or vanished; gone to extinction; absorbed; destroyed. 88)

(p. 721) bān̐ṭa2 a haft, a handle. 264)