(p. 721) basā1 a substance found in adipose tissue, fat; marrow; grease. 179)

(p. 756) bidagdha witty; having the qualification of a connoisseur; learned; cultured; intelligent; skilful; clever. বিদগ্ধা a. fem. of বিদগ্ধ । n. (rhet.) a witty lady-love. বিদগ্ধ-সমাজ n. the intelligentsia; a learned society; a body of connoisseurs. 46)

(p. 767) bibhītaka, bibhītakī the beleric myrobalan. 5)

(p. 790) baiplabika revolutionary; causing or effecting a radical change; radical; total (বৈপ্লবিক পরিবর্তন). 52)

(p. 794) bōẏāla a kind of large fish akin to the flounder. 4)

(p. 773) bījagaṇita algebra. বীজগাণিতিক a. algebraic, algebraical. n. an algebraist. 85)

(p. 790) baidarbha of Bidarbha (বিদর্ভ) a province of India. fem. বৈদর্ভী । বৈদর্ভী রীতি a style of literary composition in which compound words are avoided as far as practicable and great attention is paid to sweetness of diction. 38)

(p. 717) banāta broad-cloth; baize. 48)

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

(p. 717) bandipāla a jailor, a jailer, a gaoler. 66)

(p. 761) bipatti a danger, a hazard; a trouble; a disaster; a mishap; adversity; a sharp turn in one's affairs. ̃কর a. causing danger or trouble or disaster or adversity. ̃নাশন a. remedying or counteracting dangers or troubles or disaster or adversity. 52)

(p. 756) bidarā (poet.) to rend or split. 48)

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

(p. 721) barṣīẏasī of বর্ষীয়ান । 126)

(p. 773) biśruta celebrated, famous. 23)