(p. 789) bēlē sandy. n. a kind of fish that likes to lie amidst sand. ̃পাথর n. sandstone. 13)

(p. 717) -bat denoting: equivalent to, resembling, like, as (পিতৃবত্). 18)

(p. 721) bahiṣkrānta gone or come out, issued forth. 221)

(p. 717) badara2, badarikā, badarī jujube. 33)

(p. 713) baṃśīẏa born of a particular family or race; pertaining to a family or race; familial. 20)

(p. 765) bibhābita deliberated, felt, perceived; absorbed in a feeling ('গোরাভাবে বিভাবিত'). 44)

(p. 794) bōrā2 a community of Mussalmans (usu. of Surat). 7)

(p. 782) bṛhattama of বৃহত্ । 25)

(p. 742) bādinī of বাদী2 । 15)

(p. 767) bimṛśyakārī given to acting after careful deliberation; prudently or discreetly acting. বিমৃশ্যকারিতা n. practice of acting after careful deliberation; practice of acting prudently or discreetly. 35)

(p. 800) brēka a brake (of vehicle or machine). ব্রেক কষা v. to put on the brake (to), to brake, (fig.) to slow down. 28)

(p. 779) bakuni a particle; affected witty talk or remarks; tall talk; ludicrous mixture of a foreign language with one's own. বকুনি ঝাড়া v. (infor.) to indulge in witty talk or remarks affectedly; talk big; to mix a foreign language ludicrously with one's own. 15)

(p. 761) bipra a Brahman. 68)

(p. 790) baidāntika Vedantic. n. a Vedantic philosopher or scholar; a believer in the Vedanta doctrine; a Vedantist. 39)

(p. 794) byājōkti deceitful utterance; (rhet.) a figure of speech consisting of an attempt to conceal something by means of a pretence. 66)