(p. 740) bāḍ়i a carpenter, a joiner. 2)

(p. 765) bibhābita deliberated, felt, perceived; absorbed in a feeling ('গোরাভাবে বিভাবিত'). 44)

(p. 721) bahuḍ়i (obs.) a newly married woman, a childwife. 225)

(p. 785) bēḍ়ājāla a kind of fishing net that brings the fish within an enclosure. 23)

(p. 792) bōjhāpaḍ়ā karā to come to terms, to come to or arrive at an understanding. 30)

(p. 767) bimarṣa (rare) discontent. a. sad, morose, glum; melancholy. ̃তা n. sadness, moroseness, glumness; melancholy. ̃ণ n. displeasure; sadness. 23)

(p. 738) bāṭṭā (comm.) a discount. আসল বাট্টা true discount. 50)

(p. 785) bēṇu a kind of thin bamboo of which flutes are made, a reed (বেণুকুঞ্জ); a flute made of this bamboo, a pipe. ̃ধ্বনি, ̃রব n. the note of a bamboo-flute. ̃বাদক n. a player of a bamboo-flute. 30)

(p. 721) bāi1 a title affixed to the names of Marathi or Rajput women. 233)

(p. 758) bidrābaṇa turning into liquid, liquefaction. বিদ্রাবিত a. liquefied. 21)

(p. 737) bāgbahula verbose, full of words, having too many words; prolix. বাগ্বাহুল্য n. verbosity; prolixity. 2)

(p. 786) bēbandōbasta disorderly; not properly managed; (of lands) not settled on. n. disorderliness; disorder. 70)

(p. 779) bakuni a particle; affected witty talk or remarks; tall talk; ludicrous mixture of a foreign language with one's own. বকুনি ঝাড়া v. (infor.) to indulge in witty talk or remarks affectedly; talk big; to mix a foreign language ludicrously with one's own. 15)

(p. 790) bēsarakāri non-official, unofficial; not belonging to the government; private, personal. 2)

(p. 721) baẏana1 (poet. & obs.) the face. 27)