(p. 721) bala-nāca ball-dance. বল-নাচ নাচা v. to take part in a ball. 135)

(p. 747) bālāma a superior variety of rice; a boat for carrying this rice. 23)

(p. 773) bisphārita widened; enlarged; trembling, trembled, shaken. ̃নেত্রে adv. with eyes opened wide, looking widely. 57)

(p. 785) bējanmā bastard, illegitimate. 7)

(p. 782) bēn̐ḍ়ē dock-tailed; tailless; (facet.) dwarfish (বেঁড়ে শয়তান). 47)

(p. 790) bēsudi without interest, bearing no interest, interest-free. 6)

(p. 741) bāthāna a cowhouse, a cattle-shed; a grazing ground, a pasture. 23)

(p. 721) barjana act of giving up; abandonment; disownment (স্ত্রী-পুত্র বর্জন); boycott (বিদেশি দ্রব্য বর্জন). বর্জন করা v. to give up; to abandon; to disown; to boycott. বর্জনীয় a. fit to be given up or abandoned or disowned or boycotted. fem. বর্জনীয়া । 84)

(p. 751) bikṣipta scattered, dispersed, strewn; distracted (বিক্ষিপ্ত চিত্ত বা মন). ̃চিত্ত a. mentally disturbed. 37)

(p. 751) bigalita thoroughly melted; smelted; exuded; (of dress, bun of hair etc.) dishevelled; thoroughly decomposed or putrefied (বিগলিত শব); (fig.) softened or moved (with compassion, grief etc.). fem. বিগলিতা । বিগলিত করা v. to melt thoroughly; to smelt; to cause to exude; to decompose or putrefy thoroughly; (fig.) to soften or move (with compassion, grief etc.). 48)

(p. 721) barṣīẏasī of বর্ষীয়ান । 126)

(p. 743) bāniẏā a trader; a tradesman; a shopkeeper; (dero.) a very commercialminded man, a commercialist; one guided only by profit and loss motive. 13)

(p. 773) bihāri a man from Bihar, a Bihari. a. of or about Bihar. 74)

(p. 738) bāji2 magic, jugglery, legerdemain (ভোজবাজি); a feat (দড়াবাজি, মুখবাজি); a game, a turn, a spell, a bout (এক বাজি তাস বা দাবা); fireworks; a wager; a stake; (fig.) one's existence and activities in this world ('এবার বাজি ভোর'). বাজি জেতা v. to win a stake. বাজি ধরা v. to lay a wager; to stake. বাজি পোড়ানো v. to make a display of fire-works. বাজি রাখা v. to bet. বাজি হারা v. to lose a stake. 25)

(p. 761) bipattāriṇī a (Hindu) goddess; the goddess who keeps or saves from trouble or danger. 51)