(p. 761) binā except, without, save, but; excluding. 13)

(p. 738) bāṭana turning into paste by rolling something on a flat mortar with a pestle. বাটনা n. spices turned thus into paste; a quantity of spices to be rolled thus. 40)

(p. 765) bibasana, bibastra unclothed, undressed, naked. fem. বিবসনা, বিবস্ত্রা । 8)

(p. 721) bahirgraha (astr.) a superior planet. 205)

(p. 747) bālighaḍ়i a sand-glass. 28)

(p. 761) bipratīpa vertically opposite. বিপ্রতীপ কোণ (geom.) a vertically opposite angle. 71)

(p. 786) bēdē one of a gypsy tribe of India. fem. বেদেনি । 46)

(p. 794) byaktīkṛta expressed; revealed; manifested. 18)

(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. 721) bāuri a lowly Hindu caste; a member of this caste. 247)

(p. 761) biniyukta appointed; commissioned; sent; entrusted with; (of money) invested. বিনিযুক্তক n. the Minister in charge of appointments. 27)

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

(p. 767) bilunṭhita rolling about, wallowing; plundered or robbed. fem. বিলুন্ঠিতা । বিলুন্ঠিত হওয়া v. to roll about, to wallow; to be plundered or robbed. 90)

(p. 758) bidura a character of the Mahabharata. বিদুরের খুদ an extremely small offering given in deep devotion, (cp.) a widow's mite. 2)

(p. 717) banāta broad-cloth; baize. 48)