(p. 794) byāja2 a pretext, a pretence, simulation, deceit; a hindrance; interest for money; interest, use; delay. ̃স্তুতি n. false praise or eulogy; (rhet.) a figure of speech consisting of praise in garb of censure or censure in garb of praise, (cp.) irony, sarcasm. 64)

(p. 721) bāuri a lowly Hindu caste; a member of this caste. 247)

(p. 761) bibakṣu desirous of saying. 80)

(p. 743) bāẏēna a player on a musical instrument of percussion. 56)

(p. 786) bēnārasi made in Banaras (বেনারসি সিল্ক); made of Banaras silk (বেনারসি শাড়ি). n. a woman's sari (cloth) made of Banaras silk. 57)

(p. 794) byasana indulgence in vices; addiction to wine and other intoxicants; a sin; a vice; dissipation; a danger; a calamity; an evil or harm; grief, sorrow. ব্যসনাসক্ত a. addicted to vices; dissolute, given to dissipation. 50)

(p. 760) bidhubadana, bidhumukha moon-faced. fem. বিধুবদনা, বিধুমুখী । 13)

(p. 713) bakalama the name of an illiterate person signed by another; (loos.) act of signing for another. 34)

(p. 794) bōmbēṭē a pirate, a buccaneer; a daredevil; a terrible person. ̃গিরি n. piracy, buccaneering; indulgence in dare-devil activities. 3)

(p. 767) bibhīṣikā intimidation; threat; terrible fear or panic; horror; a frightful sight (esp. a phantasmal one); a frightful hallucination. ̃ময় a. full of frightful sights or hallucinations; horrible. 7)

(p. 721) ballaba a milkman; a cook. 163)

(p. 721) bapā (poet.) to sow or plant. 18)

(p. 721) baraja2 a plantation or (loos.) a plant of betel-leaves. 51)

(p. 713) bakēẏā1 a kind of hem-stitch which may be undone easily. 43)

(p. 721) baraẏitā one who receives or accepts or nominates or elects devotionally or respectfully or cordially (and esp. ceremonially), a welcomer; one who accepts submissively or voluntarily. fem. বরয়িত্রী । 62)