(p. 786) bēmāluma unperceivable, unperceived; stealthy. adv. imperceptibly; stealthily. 74)

(p. 721) bāgadi a lowly Hindu caste; one of this caste. fem. বাগদিনি । 297)

(p. 751) bin̐dha a bore, a perforation, a hole. বিঁধা, বেঁধা v. to be pierced or pricked; to pierce or prick; to perforate, to bore (কান বেঁধা). বিঁধানো v. to pierce; to prick; to perforate, to bore; to cause to be pierced or pricked or bored. 3)

(p. 756) bijña learned, erudite; wise; experienced; expert; judicious, prudent. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. erudition, learning; wisdom; experience; expertness; judiciousness, prudence. 4)

(p. 756) biṭaṅka a pigeon-house, a dovecote; a trap for catching brids, a fowling-net. 15)

(p. 773) bītarāga having lost interest (in) or attachment (to), disaffected; apathetic; disgusted. 91)

(p. 767) birāṭa the Omnipresent, God. a. very great or vast or huge. ̃ত্ব n. extreme greatness or vastness or hugeness. 59)

(p. 790) bēhāri of Bihar. n. a native of Bihar. 13)

(p. 742) bādī1 the principal note of a musical mode. 16)

(p. 773) biśliṣṭa disunited, detached, disjointed; separated; analysed. বিশ্লিষ্ট করা v. to disunite, to detach, to disjoin; to separate; to analyse. 24)

(p. 773) bismaraṇa forgetting; oblivion. বিস্মরণ হওয়া v. to forget. ̃শীল a. forgetful, oblivious. বিস্মরণীয় a. forgettable. 65)

(p. 794) byutpādaka imparting knowledge; productive of proficiency; (gr.) causing to be derived from oneself, originating. fem. ব্যুত্পাদিকা । ব্যুত্পাদক শব্দ (gr.) a rootword. 111)

(p. 761) bipatti a danger, a hazard; a trouble; a disaster; a mishap; adversity; a sharp turn in one's affairs. ̃কর a. causing danger or trouble or disaster or adversity. ̃নাশন a. remedying or counteracting dangers or troubles or disaster or adversity. 52)

(p. 721) bartā, bartānō to devolve on (পিতার গুণ পুত্রে বর্তায়); to keep going (বেঁচেবর্তে থাকা); to be kept going or be gratified (এ চাকরি পেলে সে বর্তে যাব). 102)

(p. 792) baira hostility, enmity. ̃নির্যাতন n. persecution of an enemy. বৈরনির্যাতন করা v. to persecute an enemy. ̃ভাব n. hostility; enmity. ̃সাধন n. hostility, enmity. 6)