(p. 721) balādhikya excess or abundance or increase of strength or forces. 142)

(p. 786) bētara indisposed বেতর শরীর; fuddled, sottish, besotted (নেশায় বেতর); embarrassed, off one's guard (জেরায় বেতর); dissimilar. 4)

(p. 721) balibhuka the crow or any other bird, subsisting on orts of a meal. 152)

(p. 741) bāda2 an utterance (সাধুবাদ); an argument (বাদপ্রতিবাদ); a complaint or charge (বাদী); a dispute or brawl (বাদবিসংবাদ); (log.) correct judgment; a doctrine, an ism, a theory (সাম্যবাদ). ̃প্রতিবাদ n. argument, dispute, verbal dispute; altercation. ̃বিতন্ডা n. wrangling, altercation; dispute; quarrel. 26)

(p. 721) bahirdbikhanḍaka (geom.) an external bisector. 209)

(p. 794) byākhyēẏa that which is to be or can be explained; explainable. 58)

(p. 767) bimōha inertia; lethargy; stupid infatuation. ন̃ n. act of fascinating or infatuating. a. fascinating, infatuating. বিমোহিত a. fascinated, infatuated. বিমোহিত করা v. to fascinate, to infatuate, to bewitch. 38)

(p. 761) bināśa destruction; ruin; wreck; loss or waste; death; extinction; extermination; ravishment (সতীত্ববিনাশ); corruption, depravation (চরিত্রবিনাশ). বিনাশ করা v. to destroy; to ruin, to wreck; to waste; to kill; to exterminate; to ravish; to corrupt, to deprave. বিনাশক a. destructive; ruinous; wrecking; wasting; killing; exterminatory; ravishing; corruptive, depraving. n. a destroyer; a ruiner; a wrecker; a waster; a killer; an exterminator; a ravisher; a corrupter. বিনাশন n. destruction; ruination; wrecking; wasting; killing; extermination. a. (used chiefly as a sfx.) same as বিনাশক (a.). ̃ধর্মী a. destructive; exterminative. ̃শীল a. of a destructive or exterminative nature, destructive. ̃সাধক a. same as বিনাশক (a.). ̃সাধন n. same as বিনাশন (n.). ̃প্রাপ্ত, বিনাশিত same as বিনষ্ট । বিনাশী a. perishable; mortal; destructible; destructive; ruinous; killing; ravishing; depraving. fem. বিনাশিনী (not in the first three senses). বিনাশোন্মুখ a. about to perish; about to die, on deathbed, moribund; about to be destroyed or ruined. 17)

(p. 786) bēniẏāna a broker or financier; a kind of loose jacket or undergarment; a banian, a banyan. 59)

(p. 738) bājarā2 a wicker-hamper. 20)

(p. 721) barṇāśrama the four stages of the life of a Hindu as enjoined in the Vedas (see চতুরাশ্রম). ̃ধর্ম n. duties of the aforesaid four stages of life. 95)

(p. 742) bādaśāha (Mus.) a great king or an emperor, badshah a padshah; the king of playing-cards. ̃জাদা n. a son of a badshah. fem. ̃জাদি a daughter of a badshah. বাদশাহি n. the office or reign or dominion of a badshah; a life as full of milk and honey or as pompous as that of a badshah. a. of or like a badshah; princely; imperial; majestic. 5)

(p. 765) bibudha a learned man; a deity. 19)

(p. 786) bētālā (of music) failing in measure, (of a musician) failing to maintain measure; (fig.) upset; confounded; confusing (বেতালা অবস্হা); (fig.) wayward or outlandish (বেতালা লোক). 11)

(p. 767) biśārada learned, erudite; wise; wellversed; skilled, expert. 105)