(p. 713) ban̐ṭi a kind of large knife fixed almost at right angle in a piece of wood on which one sits whilst cutting fish, vegetables etc. ̃ঝাঁপ n. the practice of throwing oneself from above upon aforesaid knives during the feast of charak (চড়ক). 23)

(p. 790) bēhāta passed out of one's hand or possession or control; gone into another's hand or possession or control. 10)

(p. 756) bijñāna science. ̃চর্চা, বিজ্ঞানানুশীলন n. cultivation of science. ̃বিদ, ̃বেত্তা, বিজ্ঞানী a. versed in science. n. a scientist. 8)

(p. 715) baktā lecturing; speaking; having the gift of the gab, eloquent. n. a speaker, a lecturer; an orator. বক্তার a. eloquent; made eloquent by divine inspiration; garrulous. n. such a person. 2)

(p. 773) bisṛṣṭa thrown; abandoned, renounced, given up; sent or sent away. 51)

(p. 794) byabahita lying at a distance, lying apart; drawn apart, removed; screened off; covered. 43)

(p. 737) bāgbidagdha clever or apt in speech; eloquent. বাগ্বৈদগ্ধ n. eloquence. 4)

(p. 738) bāchana, bāchani1 same as বাছাই । (n.). 6)

(p. 786) bēdha depth; thickness; a bore; boring, piercing, perforation. 48)

(p. 721) barṣōpala hail-stone. 128)

(p. 717) banānō to cause to get on together, to cause to agree. 50)

(p. 794) byārōmiṭāra a barometer. 100)

(p. 761) bibadamāna engaged in a quarrel, contending. 82)

(p. 751) bicchuraṇa (ori. & obs.) smearing or painting; (pop.) dispersion (as of rays); radiation (as of light); emanation.

(p. 721) barṇita described; narrated; delineated; stated; depicted; painted, portrayed. 96)