(p. 743) bāndā a slave; a servant; an obedient or devoted person; (iron.) a man (সহজ বান্দা নয়). fem. বান্দি, বাঁদি a slavewoman; a maid-servant; an obedient or devoted woman. 15)

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

(p. 767) birāśi eighty-two. 61)

(p. 765) bibaśa benumbed; stupefied or overwhelmed; fatigued; utterly helpless; inconsolable; divested of selfcontrol, beside oneself with; (ori.) beyond control. fem. বিবশা । ̃তা n. numbness; stupefaction, insensateness. 7)

(p. 773) biśēṣōkti (rhet.) a figure of speech in which a cause is mentioned as not producing the usual result (cp. paradox). 6)

(p. 717) badhū a wife; a newly married woman; a bride; a married woman; a daughter-in-law (usu. বধূমাতা). ̃জন n. a married woman esp. one whose husband is alive. ̃বরণ n. ceremoniously welcoming a bride or a daughter-in-law. ̃মাতা n. the daughter-in law. ̃হত্যা n. killing or murder of a married woman (usu.) in the husband's or father-in-law's house. 40)

(p. 786) bēparōẏā fearing or heeding nothing or nobody; (loos.) reckless or desperate, devil-may-care. বেপরোয়া লোক an absolutely dauntless or heedless man; a desperado. 65)

(p. 767) bilba a kind of shell-fruit; the marmelos. ̃পত্র n. a leaf of the bel (বেল) tree. ̃স্তনী n. fem. having breasts as round and beautiful as a pair of bel (বেল) fruits. 100)

(p. 715) baṭatalā the foot of the banyan tree; Grub Street. 38)

(p. 721) balīẏāna very strong or powerful. 158)

(p. 756) bitāna a structure in a garden for sitting in, a summer-house (লতাবিতান); a canopy, an awning; a tent; a pavilion; tension, stretch. 40)

(p. 748) bāsaka2 a bedchamber, a bedroom. ̃শয়ন n. a bed in the bedchamber. ̃সজ্জা, বাসসজ্জা n. a woman who tidies up her bedchamber and dresses herself to receive her expected lover. 10)

(p. 781) burula a unit of measure, a digit (= 1 inch approx.). 11)

(p. 741) bātidāna a lampstand; a candle-stick. 18)

(p. 756) biṭapāla a variety of spinach of the goosefoot family. 18)