(p. 773) bisṛṣṭa thrown; abandoned, renounced, given up; sent or sent away. 51)

(p. 741) bātsarika an annual rite or religious performance. 2)

(p. 721) bahara a collection or multitude (পোত বহর); a fleet (মিরবহর); width, breadth (বহরে বড়); ostentatious show, glamour (রূপের বহর, কাজের বহর). 191)

(p. 721) bāgdhārā a manner or mode of using words in speech, an idiom. ̃গত a. idiomatic.

(p. 748) bāsanta, bāsantika of spring or springtime, vernal. বাসন্তী a. fem. vernal; light orange-coloured (বাসন্তীবাস পরা). n. Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). বাসন্তীপূজা n. a spring-festival when Goddess Durga is worshipped. 17)

(p. 781) bulānō to pass one's hand or a brush or a pen etc. lightly over something. চোখ বুলানো v. to eye cursorily. তুলি বুলানো v. to touch lightly with a paint-brush, to brush. 15)

(p. 721) bān̐ṭa1 an udder, a teat, a dug. 263)

(p. 794) byādha a hunter or a fowler (by caste or profession). ̃বৃত্তি n. hunting; fowling. 70)

(p. 773) bihīna devoid of; deprived of, divested of; separated from. 77)

(p. 800) brīḍ়ita shy; bashful. 26)

(p. 717) banaspati a tree that bears fruit apparently without blossoms (such as, the fig tree); a very large tree. 46)

(p. 748) bāhinī2 (ori.) a division of army comprising 81 elephant-riders, 81 charioteers, 243 horsemen and 45 footsoldiers; an army, a battalion; a river, a stream. 50)

(p. 767) birajā (Vaishnava myth.) a river which the souls of the dead have to cross in order to reach Baikuntha (বৈকুন্ঠ) the blissful abode of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). ̃ধাম n. Puri in Orissa. 52)

(p. 755) bijana lonely, solitary, desolate. 11)

(p. 737) bāṅniṣpatti utterance of words. বাঙ্নিষ্পত্তি করা v. to utter or speak. 17)