(p. 738) bāṭā4 a Hindu rite of offering dishes of food to a son-in-law. 44)

(p. 781) bṛka the wolf; pancreatin, the pancreatic juice; (loos.) hunger. বৃকোদর n. one with as voracious an appetite as that of a wolf; Bhima of the Mahabharata. 18)

(p. 794) byakti a person (usu. masc.) a man; (phil.) an invidual or individuality; manifestation. ̃ক, ̃গত a. (both masc. & fem.) personal, private; individual. ব্যক্তিগত জামিন personal security. ̃তন্ত্র, ̃বাদ n. (pol.) individualism. ̃তা n. individuality. ̃তান্ত্রিক a. individualistic. ব্যক্তিত্ব n. personality. ব্যক্তিত্বব্যঞ্জক a. expressing or indicating personality. ব্যক্তিত্বশালী a. having personality or individuality. ̃বাদী a. individualistic. n. an individualist. ̃স্বাধীনতা n. individualism. 17)

(p. 742) bādā an extensive marsh or fen; a wooded region. 7)

(p. 748) bāstabika true, real, actual; sure. adv. indeed, really. ̃পক্ষে adv. as a matter of fact. 36)

(p. 786) bēdya to be learnt; knowable. 47)

(p. 758) bidūrita driven away; removed; expelled. 5)

(p. 786) bēdhaḍ়ka measureless, excessive. adv. exceedingly; violently; mercilessly (বেধড়ক ঠ্যাঙাল). 50)

(p. 761) binatā2 (myth.) a wife of Kashyap the sage. ̃নন্দন n. a son of Binata (বিনতা); Aruna (অরুণ) the chariotdriver of the Sun-god; Garuda (গরুড়) the prince of birds. 6)

(p. 767) bilāta1 (of bills etc.) non-realization. ̃-বাকি n. outstanding or unrealized dues or bills, arrears. 81)

(p. 794) byāmōha ignorance; stupefaction; perplexity; infatuation. 96)

(p. 761) binindita (used chiefly as a sfx.) reproached, put to shame (মৃণালবিনিন্দিত = reproaching or abashing even a lotusstalk). 21)

(p. 756) bitarita given away; distributed. 34)

(p. 713) ban̐ṭi a kind of large knife fixed almost at right angle in a piece of wood on which one sits whilst cutting fish, vegetables etc. ̃ঝাঁপ n. the practice of throwing oneself from above upon aforesaid knives during the feast of charak (চড়ক). 23)

(p. 800) bratacārī observing a vow; undergoing ascetical austerities or penance. n. a kind of folk-dance. fem. a. ব্রতচারিণী । 6)