(p. 721) bahbārambha a grand or fussy preparation. বহ্বারম্ভে লঘুক্রিয়া much cry but little wool. 231)

(p. 790) baidya a physician; a healer; one of an upper-class Hindu caste. বৈদ্যক same as বৈদ্যশাস্ত্র । ̃নাথ n. Shiva (শিব) (whose image is installed at Deoghar). ̃শালা n. a clinic; a hospital. ̃শাস্ত্র same as আয়ুর্বেদ । ̃সংকট n. miscarriage of treatment on account of being treated by numerous physicians simultaneously. 44)

(p. 794) bōrā1 a sack, a gunny-bag; a sackful (দুই বোরা ধান) 6)

(p. 767) birasa having no or little juice; sapless, dry; dull, insipid; dispirited, displeased, sullen, glum (বিরস বদন). ̃তা n. want of juice or sap; dullness, insipidity, dispiritedness, displeasure, sullenness, glumness. বিরস বদন n. a glum face; a gloomy face. 55)

(p. 721) bām̐ō2 a fathom. 254)

(p. 743) bāpa3, bāparē, bāpasa denoting: fright, amazement etc; O my God! O my! 19)

(p. 760) bidhitsā desire to make provision or arrangements for, desire to provide for. 8)

(p. 756) bitala (myth.) the second of seven underworlds. 36)

(p. 741) bātāndōlita agitated or moved or tossed by wind. 6)

(p. 792) bō expressing : a whirring sound as caused by quick revolution, flight etc. বোঁ করে with a whir, whirringly; very swiftly; dartingly. 21)

(p. 794) byādāna expanding or opening or gaping. ব্যাদান করা v. to expand; to open; to gape. 69)

(p. 721) bahirbāṇijya foreign trade, external trade; export. 211)

(p. 758) bidūṣaka (in dramas) a clown, a jester, a buffoon. 6)

(p. 721) barṣiṣṭha oldest; eldest; very old, burdened with age. 123)

(p. 738) bāṭikā a small house; (loos.) a house (উদ্যানবাটিকা). 48)