(p. 760) bidhṛta firmly caught or seized or arrested; grasped, realized, preserved; embalmed. 15)

(p. 717) batriśa thirty-two. 27)

(p. 721) bahirābaraṇa an outer covering; an outside coating; a shell, a crust, a slough, a rind. 200)

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

(p. 717) badhōdyata on the point of killing or slaying or slaughtering, ready to kill. 41)

(p. 721) bāuri a lowly Hindu caste; a member of this caste. 247)

(p. 773) bihāri a man from Bihar, a Bihari. a. of or about Bihar. 74)

(p. 748) bāhutra, bāhutrāṇa an armour for the arm, an arm-plate. 52)

(p. 743) bāpa3, bāparē, bāpasa denoting: fright, amazement etc; O my God! O my! 19)

(p. 782) bēgabatī of বেগবান । 60)

(p. 761) biparyasta topsy-turvy, topsy-turvied; disorderly; thrown into confusion; upset; destroyed; routed; inverted; utterly embarrassed. বিপর্যস্ত করা v. to topsyturvy; to put into disorder, to disorder; to throw into confusion; to upset; to disrupt; to convulse; to destroy; to rout; to invert; to embarrass utterly. 61)

(p. 738) -bāji1 denoting: practice, propensity, repleteness etc. (ফন্দিবাজি). 24)

(p. 789) bēluna1 a roller for rolling chapaties; a cylinder. 11)

(p. 721) baẏanāmā a sale certificate; a deed of sale. 29)

(p. 721) bariṣṭha best; greatest; most honourable; chief; seniormost; (loos.) senior. fem. বরিষ্ঠা । বরিষ্ঠ সেবক a staff nurse. 75)