(p. 721) bahirdbāra the front-door (of a building); the gate, the main gate, (as of a town, village or building). 208)

(p. 721) barāha the boar, the hog; the third incarnation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) when he slew Bara (বরা) the demon. fem. বরাহী the sow. 74)

(p. 767) bilasita enjoyed; sported; dallied; beautified; adorned. 80)

(p. 794) byatibyasta fretfully busy (নানা কাজে ব্যতিব্যস্ত); embarrassed (প্রশ্নবাণে ব্যতিব্যস্ত); harassed or harried (পুলিশের তাড়ায় ব্যতিব্যস্ত); very much irritated or disturbed (গোলমালে ব্যতিব্যস্ত). ব্যতিব্যস্ত করা v. to harass or harry; to irritate or disturb or pester very much. 26)

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

(p. 785) bēḍ়ānō to walk (for pleasure or exercise), to stroll, to promenade; to go on an excursion or tour. 22)

(p. 794) byāja1 a badge. 63)

(p. 740) bāṇa an arrow, a shaft, a dart. বাণ ছোড়া v. to shoot an arrow. ̃বিদ্ধ a. pierced with an arrow. ̃লিঙ্গ n. a phallic symbol of Shiva. 12)

(p. 742) bādē except, without (সে বাদে সবাই); after (দুদিন বাদে). adv. afterwards, later on (বাদে এসো = come later). 20)

(p. 721) baẏā a buoy; a life-buoy. 34)

(p. 751) bikaśita manifested (বিকশিত মহিমা); displayed, exhibited (বিকশিত দন্ত); arisen, cropped up (বিকশিত ভাব); developed (বিকশিত বুদ্ধি); opened or widened (বিকশিত নেত্র); blown, blooming (বিকশিত পুষ্প). বিকশিত করা v. to manifest; to display, to exhibit, to show; to cause to rise or crop up; to develop; to open or widen; to cause to bloom. বিকশিত হওয়া v. to be revealed or exhibited; to arise, to crop up; to develop; to open or widen; to bloom. 16)

(p. 782) bṛhatī of বৃহত্ । 24)

(p. 743) bānatēla essential oil, etherial oil. 8)

(p. 721) baśīkaraṇa act of bringing under one's control, enslavement by enchantment or mesmerism or incantation; enchantment, hypnotization; a weird process to bring somebody under one's control. বশীকরণ করা v. to bring somebody under one's control (esp. by means of some mysterious and weird process); to enchant. বশীকরণ-মন্ত্র n. incantation believed to possess occult power of bringing others under control. 172)

(p. 800) bryānaḍi, bryānḍi brandy. 31)