(p. 746) bārambāra again and again, time and again, repeatedly. 3)

(p. 742) bādinī of বাদী2 । 15)

(p. 717) bandi imprisoned; confined; captivated. n. a prisoner; a captive. বন্দি করা v. to imprison; to capture, to take one prisoner. 63)

(p. 721) balāka a kind of small goose capable of flying high. fem. বলাকা । বলাকা n. a flight of geese. 138)

(p. 743) bāmapanhī (in pol.) a leftist; leftist. 42)

(p. 786) bēdabēdāṅga the Vedas and their branches or subsidiary parts (see বেদাঙ্গ). 28)

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

(p. 715) bagā (sarcas. or dero.) the egret, the heron, the crane; anything as unshapely as the egret (কাগাবগা) 17)

(p. 756) bijñēẏa that which is to be learned thoroughly or particularly. 11)

(p. 717) badhū a wife; a newly married woman; a bride; a married woman; a daughter-in-law (usu. বধূমাতা). ̃জন n. a married woman esp. one whose husband is alive. ̃বরণ n. ceremoniously welcoming a bride or a daughter-in-law. ̃মাতা n. the daughter-in law. ̃হত্যা n. killing or murder of a married woman (usu.) in the husband's or father-in-law's house. 40)

(p. 741) bātyā a strong wind, a gale, a storm. ̃পীড়িত a. storm-stricken, storm-beaten. ̃বিক্ষুদ্ধ a. storm-tossed; tempestuous (as the sea), agitated by stormy wind. 22)

(p. 721) bapu the body. ̃স্মান a. heavy-bodied, burly, corpulent, hefty. fem. ̃ষ্মিতী । 19)

(p. 721) barṇana, barṇanā description; narration; delineation; depiction; a statement; coloration. বর্ণনা করা v. to describe; to narrate; to delineate; to depict; to colour, to paint. বর্ণনা দেওয়া v. to give an account (of). বর্ণনাকুশল a. proficient in describing or narrating or delineating or colouring or painting. বর্ণনাতীত a. indescribable. বর্ণনাতীত হওয়া v. to be indescribable, to beggar or defeat description. বর্ণনাপত্র n. a written statement describing or narrating something. বর্ণনীয় n. to be described or narrated; describable. 89)

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

(p. 767) bilapamāna engaged in lamentation, lamenting, wailing, bewailing. 76)