(p. 761) bindhyācala the Vindhya mountains. 44)

(p. 717) banīkaraṇa afforestation. 57)

(p. 748) -bāha denoting: carrying, bearing, conveying (ভারবাহ). 39)

(p. 755) bijātīẏa pertaining to a different nation or race (বিজাতীয় বেশভূষা); heterogeneous (বিজাতীয় ভেদ); very strong, terrible, deadly (বিজাতীয় আক্রোশ). 17)

(p. 779) bīra valiant, valorous; heroic; skilled in warfare; spirited. n. a valiant person; a heroic person, a hero; a skilled warrior; a spirited person; a great person (কর্মবীর). ̃চূড়ামণি n. the greatest of heroes. ̃জননী n. the mother of a hero. ̃জায়া n. the wife of a hero. ̃ত্ব n. valour; heroism. বীরত্বপূর্ণ a. valorous; heroic. বীরত্বব্যঞ্জক a. indicating valour or heroism; valorous, heroic. ̃দর্প n. a hero's challenge; a heroic assertion or declaration. ̃নারী same as বীরাঙ্গনা । ̃প্রসবিনী, ̃প্রসূ a. fem. giving birth to a hero or heroes; (of a country etc.) producing heroes. ̃বর n. a great hero. ̃বৌলি n. an earring worn by a hero (or generically by men). ̃ভোগ্যা a. fem. enjoyable only by heroes. বীরভোগ্যা বসুন্ধরা it is for the brave to conquer and enjoy the earth. ̃মাতা n. a hero's mother; a heroic mother. ̃রস n. (rhet.) a description that inspires heroism in the mind of a reader or hearer. ̃শ্রেষ্ঠ a. the greatest among heroic men. n. a most valiant man. বীরা a. fem. of বীর (a.). n. a woman having both husband and son; a kind of wine. বীরাঙ্গনা n. a heroic woman; a hero's wife. বীরাচার n. a system of worship according to Tantrism. বীরাচারী a. one who has adopted this system. বীরাসন n. a particular posture of sitting on one's haunches whilst practising বীরাচার । বীরেশ্বর n. the greatest hero; Shiva (শিব). 9)

(p. 756) bidaghuṭē queer and ugly; troublesome; complicated (বিদঘুটে অঙ্ক). 47)

(p. 785) bējāẏagā a bad or wrong place; an improper place. 10)

(p. 794) byabicchinna dissected. 35)

(p. 758) bidyamāna existent; present; in esse; alive, living. ̃তা n. existence; presence; state of being alive. 16)

(p. 746) bārōmāsī, bārōmāsyā the versified account of the weal and woe (usu.) told by a woman; the tale of weal and woe.

(p. 794) byāpā to spread or extend far and wide; to pervade; to prevail over. 81)

(p. 781) bṛka the wolf; pancreatin, the pancreatic juice; (loos.) hunger. বৃকোদর n. one with as voracious an appetite as that of a wolf; Bhima of the Mahabharata. 18)

(p. 721) bartana a utensil, a vessel; livelihood, occupation. 99)

(p. 715) baṭakērā, baṭakhērā banter, taunt. 36)

(p. 721) barṇita described; narrated; delineated; stated; depicted; painted, portrayed. 96)