(p. 767) birēcaka aperient, aperitive, purgative. n. a purgative. 67)

(p. 748) bāhubandhana a hug; an embrace. 53)

(p. 761) bipattāriṇī a (Hindu) goddess; the goddess who keeps or saves from trouble or danger. 51)

(p. 738) bāṭōẏārā apportionment; division; partition. 49)

(p. 721) ballabha a husband; a lover, a sweet-heart; a favourite. fem. বল্লভা, (inc.) বল্লভী । 164)

(p. 756) bijñāpita notified, announced; circulated, proclaimed; billed, advertised; petitioned, supplicated. 10)

(p. 721) balmīka, balmika an ant-hill. 162)

(p. 756) bitasti the space from the end of the thumb to the end of the little finger when fingers are extended, a span. 38)

(p. 767) biraha absence or want; separation or estrangement esp. from one's lover (বন্ধুবিরহ). বিরহিণী fem. of বিরহী । বিরহিত a. devoid or destitute of (সুখবিরহিত); wanting in (কর্মবিরহিত); separated or estranged from; disjointed, detached; freed from (বন্ধনবিরহিত). fem. বিরহিতা । বিরহী a. separated or estranged from one's lover. বিরহে adv. in the absence of, away from (প্রিয়ার বিরহে). 56)

(p. 792) bōjhāpaḍ়ā karā to come to terms, to come to or arrive at an understanding. 30)

(p. 755) bicchurita (ori. & obs.) smeared or painted: (pop.) dispersed (as rays); radiated (as light), scattered. বিচ্ছুরিত করা v. to disperse; to radiate; to cause to emanate or scatter. 2)

(p. 765) bibhābanā deliberation; perception; (rhet.) an effect without cause. 41)

(p. 773) bisarga a Bengali spirant or the letter resembling it (ঃ). বিসর্গ-সন্ধি see সন্ধি । 43)

(p. 721) barārōhā having well-shaped and well-developed hips. 72)

(p. 800) brāhmaṇa a Brahman, a Brahmin; a Brahman priest; a part of the Vedas treating of religious rites. ̃ত্ব same as ব্রাহ্মণ্য । ̃পণ্ডিত n. a Brahman scholar. ̃সভা n. a council of Brahmans for theological and social discussion and arbitration. ̃সমাজ n. the community of the Brahmans. ব্রাহ্মণী n. a Brahman's wife; a female Brahman, ব্রাহ্মণ্য n. the state of being a Brahman; characteristics and especial powers of Brahmans; the peculiar functions and duties of Brahmans (also ব্রাহ্মণ্যধর্ম); the community of Brahmans. 19)