(p. 755) bijātīẏa pertaining to a different nation or race (বিজাতীয় বেশভূষা); heterogeneous (বিজাতীয় ভেদ); very strong, terrible, deadly (বিজাতীয় আক্রোশ). 17)

(p. 782) bēkasura guiltless, innocent. বেকসুর খালাস acquittal on account of being found not guilty, clean acquittal. বেকসুর খালাস হওয়া to be acquitted on being found not guilty. 49)

(p. 785) bēṭā a son; (in affection) an infant boy or a younger man: (dero.) a fellow, a bugger. in comp. (used as a pfx.) male, he-. n. fem. বেটি a daughter; (in affection) an infant girl or a younger woman. বেটাছেলে (vul.) n. a male person, a male. বেটাচ্ছেলে, বেটার ছেলে n. a term of colourless abuse, a bugger. 16)

(p. 792) bōnāi a sister's husband, a brother-in-law. 43)

(p. 746) bārā (poet.) to prohibit; to prevent; to ward off; to resist. 17)

(p. 721) bala1 a ball; a playing ball; a football. বল করা, বল দেওয়া v. (in cricket) to bowl. বল খেলা v. to play football. বলখেলা n. the game of football. বলবেয়ারিং n. ball-bearings. 129)

(p. 767) bibhrāṭa a crisis, a danger; a difficulty, a trouble; turmoil, disorder, confusion; a mishap. 16)

(p. 786) bēnā verbena. বেনার মূল vertiver, cuscus. বেনাবনে মুক্তো ছড়ানো (fig.) to cast pearls before swine, to scatter seed amidst thorns. 55)

(p. 761) binibṛtta restrained; prevented; checked: desisted. 22)

(p. 773) bisarpa2, bisarpaṇa act of moving slowly; creeping; sliding; spreading; pervading or diffusing. বিসর্পিত a. spread; diffused. বিপর্পী a. slowly moving; creeping; sliding; spreading; pervading; diffusive. fem. বিসর্পিণী । 47)

(p. 786) bēẏāri sent by post with postage unpaid or underpaid. 78)

(p. 721) bāisikala, bāisikēla, bāisāikēla a bicyle, a cycle. বাইসিকলে চড়া v. to ride a bicycle. বাইসিকলে চড়ে যাওয়া v. to cycle. বাইসিকল-আরোহী n. a cyclist. 243)

(p. 742) bādulē same as বাদলা2 । 19)

(p. 773) bītarāga having lost interest (in) or attachment (to), disaffected; apathetic; disgusted. 91)

(p. 773) biśēṣajña having especial knowledge, specialized; expert; especially versed (in). n. a specialist; an expert. ̃তা n. expertise; expert knowledge. 2)