(p. 767) bibhāsa an Indian musical mode. 2)

(p. 767) birōcana the sun; the sun-god; a mythological demon or titan. 69)

(p. 746) bāradariẏā the open ocean, high seas. 8)

(p. 761) bināẏaka a leader of the people; Ganesha (গণেশ) the god of the people; a teacher; a disciplinarian. 16)

(p. 767) bibhītaka, bibhītakī the beleric myrobalan. 5)

(p. 782) bēgārē available for or rendering corvee service. 68)

(p. 713) bakānō to cause to talk overmuch. 40)

(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. 790) bēhālā a violin, a fiddle. বেহালা ছড় a fiddlestick, a violin bow. ̃বাদক n. a fiddler, a violinist. 15)

(p. 767) bilakula entirely, wholly; unreservedly, outright; thoroughly, completely; altogether. 73)

(p. 721) basabāsa residing or dwelling permanently, settling down. বসবাস করা v. to reside or dwell permanently, to settle down. 178)

(p. 786) bēdya to be learnt; knowable. 47)

(p. 721) barāsana a seat for the bridegroom at a wedding; a seat of honour; highest seat; a dignified or beautiful seat. 73)

(p. 767) billi the cat. 101)

(p. 767) biẏanta recently delivered of a child or (in case of a beast) of a young (বিয়ন্ত বউ, বিয়ন্ত গাভি). 42)