(p. 785) bējāta a different caste; a degenerated caste. a. degenerated in caste; bastard, illegitimate. 8)

(p. 715) baca the sweet-flag. 24)

(p. 794) byāpinī of ব্যাপী । 86)

(p. 746) bārēndra a native of ancient Gauda গৌড় or North Bengal; one of a class of Bengali Brahmans. 28)

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

(p. 773) biṣkambhaka (in a drama) opening lines of an act in which an actor or actress narrates an incident not exhibited on the stage. 35)

(p. 746) bāraphaṭakā given to dissipated frolicking away from one's dwelling-place; given to absenteeism. 9)

(p. 717) batārikha date by date; datewise. 25)

(p. 721) barma a coat of mail, an armour, a mail. 115)

(p. 742) bādāma2 nut, almond. বাদামের খোলা a nutshell. 10)

(p. 713) baṃśī a flute or pipe made of bamboo, a reed; a flute, a pipe. ̃তট n. the bank of the Jamuna at Brindaban where Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) played his flute. ̃ধর, ̃ধারী, ̃বদন n. a fluter, a flutist, a piper: Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). ̃বট n. a banyan tree at Brindaban under which Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) played his flute. ̃রব, ̃ধ্বনি n. the note of a flute. 19)

(p. 755) bijṛmbhaṇa yawning; a yawn.

(p. 721) bapra ground; a field; a wall; a rampart; ̃ক্রীড়া n. act of digging earth with the horn or trunk (as by a bull or an elephant). 20)

(p. 800) brahma1 Burma (also ব্রহ্মদেশ). ̃বাসী a. Burmese. n. a Burmese, a Burman. fem. ব্রহ্মবাসিনী । 10)

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