বাল : (p. 747) bāla a male child, a boy; (in comp.) a child. ̃ক্রীড়া n. boyish sport; a child's play. ̃খিল্য n. (myth.) any one of the sixty thousand ascetics who were not more than a thumb in height; a Lilliputian, a midget, a pygmy. ̃চর্যা n. bringing up children. ̃চাপল্য n. childish flippancy or frolicsomeness. ̃বাচ্চা n. young or infant children, (sl.) kiddies, ̃বিধবা n. a child-widow. ̃বৈধব্য n. widowhood at a very early age. ̃ভাষিত n. the utterance of a childlike talk or prattle; (fig.) an utterance of no importance, babble. ̃রোগ n. a children's disease; an infantile disease, (med.) pediatric diseases. ̃শশী n. the moon of the second lunar night of a light fortnight. ̃সুলভ a. childlike, childish. ̃সূর্য n. the newly-risen sun; the rising sun. 14)

(p. 743) bāmā a beautiful woman; a woman. 43)

(p. 773) bihita (pronun. : বিহিতো) conforming to the established or prescribed mode or form, formal; prescribed; proper, just; done, performed. n. (pronun.: বিহিত্) (loos.) a remedy, redress, reparation. বিহিত করা v. to enact; to prescribe; (loos.) to remedy, to redress, to repair; to right. বিহিতক n. a legislative enactment, an act. ̃কাল n. auspicious or proper time. 76)

(p. 743) bāpadhana (usu. facet.) a dear son. 22)

(p. 760) bidhānika legislative. বিধানিক ক্ষমতা legislative power. বিধানিক প্রণালী legislative procedure. 4)

(p. 742) bādalā3 gold-thread or silver-thread (বাদলার কাজ). 3)

(p. 782) bēgama (Mus.) a queen; a lady (married or unmarried). 63)

(p. 792) bōddhā able to understand or comprehend or appreciate, knowing, knowledgeable. 39)

(p. 738) bājikara a juggler, a magician; (rare) an acrobat. 26)

(p. 717) banānta the outskirts or end of a forest. 51)

(p. 717) batsā (rare) (in affectionate address) a dear girl. 23)

(p. 790) baitanika salaried; stipendiary; wageearning; not honorary. 33)

(p. 782) bṛnda a thousand millions; the total number; a large number, a multitude. ̃গান n. a group music, a chorus. ̃বাদন, বাদ্যবৃন্দ n. a concert. 16)

(p. 748) bāhbāsphōṭa slapping of one's arms as a mark of parading one's strength or abilities (as done by a wrestler). 58)

(p. 767) bimūḍh় incapable of discriminating; utterly stupid or ignorant; thoroughly fascinated or infatuated or bewitched; bewildered, confounded, stupefied. ̃তা n. incapability of discriminating; utter stupidity or ignorance; complete fascination or infatuation or bewitchment; bewilderment, confusion, stupefaction. 33)

(p. 713) bakarida a Muslim festival commemorating Ibrahim's (cp. Abraham) sacrifice of his own son to God. 33)