(p. 790) baidika Vedic. n. one of a class of Brahmans; a Vedist. 40)

(p. 721) baẏa a servant or serving-lad (esp. one employed in a hotel etc.) 24)

(p. 751) biguṇa divested of good qualities; corrupted; hostile. 49)

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

(p. 721) barnā, barnānō (poet.) to describe, to narrate, to delineate, to depict. 113)

(p. 748) bāsita perfumed; scented. 30)

(p. 743) bāẏanā1 an insistent and unreasonable or capricious demand; pretext, an excuse. 49)

(p. 717) banānī a great forest; an extensive forest. 49)

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

(p. 747) bālāi an evil, a harm; a pest. int. an utterance to revoke a former utterance or to counteract a possible harm. (cp.) God forbid (বালাই, তুমি কেন মরবে?). বালাই নিয়ে মরা to die taking away with oneself all harm that may occur to another. বালাই ষাট same as বালাই (int.). 21)

(p. 748) bāhānna fifty-two. যাহা বাহান্ন তাহা তিপান্ন (fig.) when scores have been lost, what does it matter to lose a little more; the difference is too small to merit serious attention. 45)

(p. 767) bimala clean, clear; pellucid; transparent; pure; holy; unblemished, immaculate. fem. বিমলা । ̃চরিত্র a. having an immaculate character. ̃চিত্ত, ̃হৃদয় a. pure-hearted; holy-hearted. বিমলাত্মা a. pure-souled. বিমলানন্দ n. immaculate or unadulterated joy or delight. 24)

(p. 792) bōn̐dē a kind of small globular sweetmeat made of powdered pigeon-pea dipped in liquefied sugar; bundia, bonde. 25)

(p. 786) bēdanindaka a disparager or rejector of the teachings of the Vedas; an atheist. 24)

(p. 721) baẏēta a couplet (esp. one in Arabic or Persian or Urdu). 38)