(p. 715) bakhila miserly, parsimonious, stingy, niggardly. 12)

(p. 782) bēkāẏadā not amenable to any expedient; unwieldy; disadvantageous, awakward. n. an awakward situation, a tight corner. বেকায়দায় ফেলা v. to bring or throw into an awkward situation or a tight corner. 51)

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

(p. 786) bēla5 a bell. বেল পড়েছে, বেল বাজছে v. the bell goes. 89)

(p. 785) bēñca, bēñci a bench, a form. 15)

(p. 761) bipula huge (বিপুলাকায়); extensive, vast (বিপুল সমুদ্র); great in number or amount or degree (বিপুল সংখ্যা বা রাশি বা সম্পত্তি); very deep or great; extremely severe; magnanimous (বিপুল হৃদয়). fem. বিপুলা । বিপুলতা n. hugeness; extensiveness; vastness; greatness in number or amount or degree; great depth; extreme severity; magnanimity. 67)

(p. 794) byāhṛti utterance. 107)

(p. 756) biḍ়ṅga a medicinal plant or its fruit; wise, experienced. 21)

(p. 779) bakuni a particle; affected witty talk or remarks; tall talk; ludicrous mixture of a foreign language with one's own. বকুনি ঝাড়া v. (infor.) to indulge in witty talk or remarks affectedly; talk big; to mix a foreign language ludicrously with one's own. 15)

(p. 790) bēsāmarika non-military, civil. 4)

(p. 717) batsādanī a medicinal plant, Menispermum glabrum. 24)

(p. 748) bāsakakṣa a bedroom, a bedchamber; (cp.) a living-room. 11)

(p. 738) bāṭā2 a variety of small silvery-white fresh-water fish. 42)

(p. 758) bidbāna learned; erudite. n. a learned or erudite man, a savant, a scholar. 13)

(p. 758) bidēha2 bodiless, incorporeal. fem. বিদেহা, (inc.) বিদেহী । 10)