(p. 767) bimala clean, clear; pellucid; transparent; pure; holy; unblemished, immaculate. fem. বিমলা । ̃চরিত্র a. having an immaculate character. ̃চিত্ত, ̃হৃদয় a. pure-hearted; holy-hearted. বিমলাত্মা a. pure-souled. বিমলানন্দ n. immaculate or unadulterated joy or delight. 24)

(p. 782) bē- denoting: absence, lack, negation, perversion etc. 31)

(p. 767) bilāti of or exported from England or Europe or a foreign country; English; European; foreign. বিলাতি আমড়া the hog-plum. বিলাতি কাপড় English or foreign textile materials or piece goods. বিলাতি কুমড়ো a sweetish variety of pumpkin. বিলাতি বেগুন the tomato, the love-apple. ̃য়ানা (dero.) adoption or imitation of English or European style in daily life and conduct, anglomania, (journ.) Englishness, Europeanism. 83)

(p. 717) b়ḍ়ē, bōḍ়ē (in chess) a pawn. বড়ের চাল (in chess) the move of a pawn; (fig.) a very unassuming and yet a dangerspelling move. 10)

(p. 761) binata stooping; bowed (in salutation); modest, demure; meek; submissive; polite; disciplined. 4)

(p. 761) bipaṇana act of putting (goods) on the market for sale, marketing. 49)

(p. 738) bācaspatya eloquence; erudition. 2)

(p. 786) bēmērāmata disrepair, unrepair. a. wanting in repair, unrepaired. 75)

(p. 748) bāhā2 the High Bengali form of বাওয়া2 । 42)

(p. 794) byāga a bag. 59)

(p. 721) balihāri (iron.) excellent (বলিহারি বুদ্ধি). adv. rendered speechless, dumbfounded (বলিহারী যাই). int. excellent, bravo. 155)

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

(p. 760) bidhu the moon. 10)

(p. 800) bratatī, bratati a creeper. 7)

(p. 790) baikallika alternative, variant. 21)