(p. 747) bārōẏā, m̐bārōm̐ẏā an Indian musical mode. 3)

(p. 785) bējāẏagā a bad or wrong place; an improper place. 10)

(p. 786) bēdi, bēdikā an altar; a pulpit; a dais, a platform. 43)

(p. 713) bakaśi high government official of the Muslim regime in India whose chief duty was to act as a paymaster. 36)

(p. 756) bijñā of বিজ্ঞ । 6)

(p. 761) bibarjita completely abandoned or rejected; renounced. fem. বিবর্জিতা ।

(p. 715) baṭatalā the foot of the banyan tree; Grub Street. 38)

(p. 786) bēdastura contrary to rule or practice, unconventional. 35)

(p. 782) bēēktiẏāra beyond jurisdiction, ultra vires; out of one's control. 41)

(p. 755) bijita defeated, vanquished; conquered; subdued. fem. বিজিতা । 21)

(p. 794) bōrḍa a board. 9)

(p. 746) bāriẏāri, bārōẏāri performed by the public for the public, public; joint, combined. n. a public function organized by the public. 2)

(p. 748) bāstu a dwelling-place; a dwelling; a dwelling-house; a piece of land on which a dwelling-house stands, a homestead; (also বাস্তুভিটা); a permanent and usually ancestral homestead (also বাস্তুগৃহ); buildings. ̃কর্ম n. building-construction; public works. ̃কার n. a civil engineer. ̃কৃত্যক n. the engineering service. ̃ঘুঘু n. (fig.) a vile person who resides irremovably in a family and brings it to ruin. ̃দেবতা ̃পুরুষ n. the guardian or tutelar deity of a homestead or family. ̃ভিটা n. homestead. ̃সংস্হান n. provision for dwelling. ̃সাপ n. a snake living in a house for a long time and without harming anybody. ̃হারা a. displaced from a homestead. n. a displaced person. 38)

(p. 717) batsala (used as a sfx.) affectionate, loving. fem. বত্সলা । বত্সলতা n. affectionateness, affection, love. 22)

(p. 755) bijakuḍ়i pimple-like eruption or rash. 9)