(p. 715) bagala the armpit; the flank; neighbourhood, proximity. বগলদাবা করা v. to carry or conceal under one's armpit; (fig.) to appropriate secretly to oneself; (fig.) to take possession of or to bring under one's control. বগল বাজানো v. to rap one's armpit by putting a palm in it as a mark of mad delight; (fig.) to rejoice madly. বগলে adv. in the armpit; near, beside. 14)

(p. 715) bajjāta (lit. & rare) base-born; wicked; naughty; mischievous. বজ্জাতি n. wickedness; naughtiness; mischievousness, mischief-making. 29)

(p. 717) badara1 the full moon; a Muslim saint (whose name is uttered by boatsmen to ensure a safe voyage). 32)

(p. 786) bēladāra1 a digger. 93)

(p. 742) bādāmi almond-coloured, brown; almond-shaped; almond-like. 11)

(p. 721) bān̐dipōtā a chequered cloth having multi-coloured stripes. 271)

(p. 786) bēdajña versed in the Vedas. 20)

(p. 794) byabahita lying at a distance, lying apart; drawn apart, removed; screened off; covered. 43)

(p. 721) bartikā a lamp; a wick of a lamp; a brush (esp. of a painter). 103)

(p. 765) bibēcya that which is to be considered or judged; worthy of consideration; under consideration. 26)

(p. 785) bēṭā a son; (in affection) an infant boy or a younger man: (dero.) a fellow, a bugger. in comp. (used as a pfx.) male, he-. n. fem. বেটি a daughter; (in affection) an infant girl or a younger woman. বেটাছেলে (vul.) n. a male person, a male. বেটাচ্ছেলে, বেটার ছেলে n. a term of colourless abuse, a bugger. 16)

(p. 713) bi2 a book; a register. বইয়ের পোকা (lit. & fig.) a bookworm. ˜পত্র n. books and similar other things. বই বাঁধানো v. to bind books; to get books bound. ̃মেলা n. a book fair. 4)

(p. 721) barārōhā having well-shaped and well-developed hips. 72)

(p. 794) bōmbāi Bombay. a. grown or produced in Bombay (বোম্বাই ছিট); largeshaped (বোম্বাই আখ); of a superior quality (বোম্বাই আম). 2)

(p. 782) bēgara without, except. 65)