(p. 782) bēkāra unemployed (বেকার অবস্হা, বেকার লোক); unoccupied, without work (বেকার সময়); useless (বেকার পরিশ্রম). ̃ত্ব n. unemployment; worklessness, occupationless. ̃সমস্যা n. the unemployment problem. 52)

(p. 717) bandaka singing in adoration, hymning; extolling; saluting; worshipping. n. one who sings in praise, a hymnist; one who extols; one who salutes; a worshipper, a votary; one employed to glorigy (esp. a prince) in songs (usu. at fixed hours and on particular occasions). 60)

(p. 786) bēdakhala (of a man) dispossessed, ousted, ejected; (of lands) put out of possession (of an occupier), not taken possession of (esp. by the owner), taken possession of unlawfully and often forcibly (as by an intruder). বেদখল করা v. to take possession of unlawfully (and esp. forcibly). বেদখল থাকা v. to remain unoccupied. বেদখল হওয়া v. to pass out of possession of; to be taken possession of unlawfully (and esp. forcibly). বেদখালি a. taken possession of unlawfully (and often forcibly). 17)

(p. 781) burjōẏā a bourgeois; the bourgeoisie; the well-to-do class or a person belonging to it. a. bourgeois; well-to-do. 13)

(p. 782) bēakupha, bēakuba foolish, stupid, silly. বেঅকুফি, বেঅকুবি n. foolishness, stupidity, silliness; a folly. 32)

(p. 751) bikṣubdha offended, mortified, aggrieved; agitated. 38)

(p. 789) bēśumāra innumerable, countless. 23)

(p. 721) bahiṣkrānta gone or come out, issued forth. 221)

(p. 748) bāhaka carrying, bearing, conveying. n. a carrier, a bearer (বাহক মারফত); a porter; (rare) a conveyance. 40)

(p. 790) baiḍ়āla feline. ̃ব্রত n. (fig.) simulated holiness, sanctimony. ̃ব্রতী n. a hypocrite; hypocrisy. 32)

(p. 721) barakandāja a footman or follower carrying a fire-arm. 47)

(p. 751) bikīrṇa diffused, dispersed. বিকীর্ণ করা same as বিকিরণ করা । বিকীর্ণ তাপ radiated or diffused heat. 24)

(p. 717) badamāśa, badamāiśa, badamāẏēśa wicked; roguish, mischievous; profligate; (in affection) naughty. বদমাশি, বদমায়েশি n. wickedness; roguery, mischief; profligacy; naughtiness. বদমাশি করা v. to indulge in wickedness or roguery or profligacy; to be naughty. 31)

(p. 794) byutpanna erudite, learned; proficient; (gr.) originated or derived. 110)

(p. 741) bātā a slip of bamboo or wood esp. one used in roofing, a lath, a slat. 4)