(p. 721) barmā Burmah. a. Burmese (বর্মা চুরুট). 116)

(p. 761) binirṇaẏa ascertainment; award (of arbitration etc.) 32)

(p. 786) bēbandōbasta disorderly; not properly managed; (of lands) not settled on. n. disorderliness; disorder. 70)

(p. 721) bastā a sack, a large bag; a bale. ̃পচা a. rotted or spoilt by being packed in a sack for a long time; (fig.) hackneyed. banal, trite. ̃বন্দি a. packed in a bale or sack. 182)

(p. 794) byākaṭēriẏā (in pl.) bacteria; (in sing.) a bacterium. 54)

(p. 721) barṇē barṇē word for word; completely, totally; to the letter. 98)

(p. 761) bibara a hole, a cave; a cavity (মুখবিবর); a crevice. 84)

(p. 738) bājabairi, bājabahari a species or variety of large falcons; the eagle (?). 18)

(p. 773) bisbana an earsplitting noise; sound; (phon.) a variant sound, an allophone. ̃ভেদ (phon.) n. allophonic variation. 62)

(p. 773) bisaraṇa (chiefly in phys.) deviation. বিসরণ-কোণ n. an angle of deviation. গরিষ্ঠ বা বরিষ্ঠ বিসরণ-কোণ the angle of maximum deviation. লঘিষ্ঠ বিসরণ-কোণ the angle of minimum deviation. 42)

(p. 773) bistīrṇa spread out; extensive; expansive; pervasive, vast. 55)

(p. 786) bēla4 the marmelos, the wood-apple. বেল পাকলে কাকের কী (fig.) it makes no difference for the blind when a circusparty comes to the city. বেলের মোরব্বা marmelos jam or jelly. ̃শুঁঠ n. pieces of dried wood-apple. 88)

(p. 767) billi the cat. 101)

(p. 758) bidyōtsāhī encouraging or patronizing promotion of learning or spread of education. fem. বিদ্যোত্সাহিনী । বিদ্যোত্সাহিনী সভা a society for promotion or spread of learning or education. 19)

(p. 721) barjāisa (print.) bourgeois. 85)