(p. 746) bārujībī a Hindu caste occupied in growing and selling betel-leaves; one of this caste. 24)

(p. 794) bōrō a kind of inferior paddy. 8)

(p. 721) bahirbāsa a thin scarf or wrapper for the upper body; an outer-garment. 212)

(p. 740) bāṇī word; speech; a message; a maxim, an apophthegm; Saraswati (সরস্বতী) the goddess of speech. 14)

(p. 790) baibhaba Godhead; divinity; sanctifying grace, unction; glory; wealth, riches. ̃শালী a. endowed with divinity or unction or glory; wealthy, rich, opulent. 55)

(p. 765) bibardhana thorough development, evolution; thorough enlargement or augmentation; (phys.) magnification; amplification. 5)

(p. 794) byaṅgya figurative, metaphorical; covert, implied. ব্যঙ্গ্যার্থ n. figurative or suggested meaning, suggestion, covert hint, implication; (rhet.) implied or suggested meaning transcending the primary sense of words, indirect meaning, obliquity. 21)

(p. 767) birakta having no attachment (to); disinterested, averse; displeased, irritated, vexed, chagrined, disgusted. বিরক্ত করা v. to displease, to irritate, to vex, to chagrin, to disgust. বিরক্তি n. lack of attachment, displeasure, irritation, vexation, chagrin, disgust. বিরক্তিকর, বিরক্তিজনক a. irritating, vexatious, disgusting; bothersome. 49)

(p. 794) byāla the snake; a beast of prey. 101)

(p. 765) bibhāba (rhet.) that element in the reading matter, which excites magnanimity, sorrow, surprise, resentment, terror, love, mirth, disgust or quietism; an excitant or determinant; a person in whom any of the aforesaid emotions resides. 40)

(p. 789) bēṣṭita surrounded, hemmed in, encompassed, cordoned.

(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. 761) bināmā shoe; boot; slipper. 15)

(p. 781) bunaṭa texture or grain (of cloth); weaving; woven fabric. 6)

(p. 767) biśākhā the sixteenth of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy. 104)