(p. 765) bibhāba (rhet.) that element in the reading matter, which excites magnanimity, sorrow, surprise, resentment, terror, love, mirth, disgust or quietism; an excitant or determinant; a person in whom any of the aforesaid emotions resides. 40)

(p. 773) biskuṭa biscuit. 49)

(p. 781) bulabula, bulabuli a bird of the Pycnonotus genus, the bulbul. 14)

(p. 789) bēluna2 a balloon. 12)

(p. 721) barēṇya honourable; best; desirable; deserving honourable or cordial reception or welcome. fem. বরেণ্যা । 79)

(p. 790) baiguṇya lack of good quality; defect; hostility (গ্রহবৈগুণ্য). 26)

(p. 751) bikarṣī pulling in the opposite direction; (sc.) repulsive. 10)

(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. 761) bibakṣā desire for saying, intended import. 78)

(p. 756) biṭā beta. বিটা-কণা n. beta-particles. বিটা-রশ্মি n. beta-rays. 20)

(p. 794) byādhiśūnya, byādhihīna free from disease; healthy. 76)

(p. 789) bēlābasāna close the day, evening; (late) afternoon. 6)

(p. 743) bāẏanānāmā, bāẏanāpatra a conditional agreement of bargain drawn up on payment of earnest money. 52)

(p. 721) balādhāna infusion of strength, invigoration. বলাধান করা v. to infuse strength (into), to strengthen, to invigorate. 141)

(p. 721) bandhura uneven, rugged; rough. ̃তা n. unevenness, ruggedness; roughness. 10)