(p. 713) baktabya to be said; worth saying: under discussion; discussible. n. one's say; a subject or context or discussion.

(p. 767) bilōkita eagerly or wistfully seen or viewed; observed. 94)

(p. 761) bipula huge (বিপুলাকায়); extensive, vast (বিপুল সমুদ্র); great in number or amount or degree (বিপুল সংখ্যা বা রাশি বা সম্পত্তি); very deep or great; extremely severe; magnanimous (বিপুল হৃদয়). fem. বিপুলা । বিপুলতা n. hugeness; extensiveness; vastness; greatness in number or amount or degree; great depth; extreme severity; magnanimity. 67)

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

(p. 786) bēdabyāsa Vyasa (ব্যাস) the author of the Mahabharata. 29)

(p. 790) bēhudā unjust; unnecessary, useless. adv. unjustly; unnecessarily, uselessly, for nothing. 18)

(p. 786) bēnajira without a precedent, without an example, unexampled; unparalleled. 54)

(p. 721) bāgadi a lowly Hindu caste; one of this caste. fem. বাগদিনি । 297)

(p. 792) bōtala a bottle. বোতলে ভরা, বোতলে পোরা v. to bottle. 35)

(p. 751) bighurṇita thoroughly revolved; wildly or dreadfully rolling (বিঘূর্ণিত নেত্র); reeling (বিঘূর্ণিত মস্তক). বিঘূর্ণিত করা v. to revolve thoroughly; to roll dreadfully; to reel. মস্তক বিঘুর্ণিত করা v. to make one giddy; to bewilder; (fig.) to infatuate with success, to turn one's head. 56)

(p. 761) bidhbasta utterly ruined or destroyed; devastated; demolished; (of an army etc.) routed. বিধ্বস্ত করা v. to ruin or destroy completely; to devastate; to demolish; to rout. 2)

(p. 721) baẏōtīta past youth, past the prime of life. 42)

(p. 785) bējāta a different caste; a degenerated caste. a. degenerated in caste; bastard, illegitimate. 8)

(p. 765) bibidha of many and different kinds, sundry, diverse, various; miscellaneous. ̃পত্রী a. (bot.) heterophily. 17)

(p. 756) bijñāpita notified, announced; circulated, proclaimed; billed, advertised; petitioned, supplicated. 10)