(p. 721) bāuri a lowly Hindu caste; a member of this caste. 247)

(p. 721) baragā1 a rafter (কড়ি-বরগা). 49)

(p. 713) bakaśi high government official of the Muslim regime in India whose chief duty was to act as a paymaster. 36)

(p. 789) bēṣṭita surrounded, hemmed in, encompassed, cordoned.

(p. 721) -bartī (used as a sfx.) present, located (অগ্রবর্তী); amenable to (বশবর্তী). 106)

(p. 767) bimarśa, bimarśana consideration, deliberation, discussion. 22)

(p. 792) baiśbānara fire; the god of fire, Agni (অগ্নি). 15)

(p. 767) birasa having no or little juice; sapless, dry; dull, insipid; dispirited, displeased, sullen, glum (বিরস বদন). ̃তা n. want of juice or sap; dullness, insipidity, dispiritedness, displeasure, sullenness, glumness. বিরস বদন n. a glum face; a gloomy face. 55)

(p. 767) biśīrṇa extremely shrivelled or lean and thin or withered, wizened. fem. বিশীর্ণা । ̃তা n. state of being extremely shrivelled or lean and thin or withered or wizened. ̃বদন a. wizen-faced. 109)

(p. 800) bratī observing a vow; engaged or employed (in) (যুদ্ধব্রতী); initiated into. fem. ব্রতিনী । 9)

(p. 786) bētālā (of music) failing in measure, (of a musician) failing to maintain measure; (fig.) upset; confounded; confusing (বেতালা অবস্হা); (fig.) wayward or outlandish (বেতালা লোক). 11)

(p. 765) bibēcya that which is to be considered or judged; worthy of consideration; under consideration. 26)

(p. 773) bītaśaṅka freed from fear; dauntless, fearless.

(p. 721) bartiṣṇu durable, lasting; stable. 105)

(p. 721) barakandāja a footman or follower carrying a fire-arm. 47)