(p. 786) bēdana feeling, sensation; perception; pain; marriage; a gift. 22)

(p. 767) bilāti of or exported from England or Europe or a foreign country; English; European; foreign. বিলাতি আমড়া the hog-plum. বিলাতি কাপড় English or foreign textile materials or piece goods. বিলাতি কুমড়ো a sweetish variety of pumpkin. বিলাতি বেগুন the tomato, the love-apple. ̃য়ানা (dero.) adoption or imitation of English or European style in daily life and conduct, anglomania, (journ.) Englishness, Europeanism. 83)

(p. 748) bāsudēba Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) the son of Vasudeva (বসুদেব). 34)

(p. 756) -bida var. of বিত্ । 45)

(p. 717) baḍ়śi, ban̐ḍ়śi a fish-hook. 4)

(p. 782) bēguna the brinjal; the eggfruit or eggapple; the egg-plant. বেগুনি a. purple, violet. n. the purple or violet colour; a fried snack prepared by dipping slices of brinjal in a thin paste of pulse-powder.

(p. 786) bēdacarcā the study of the Vedas. 19)

(p. 717) batsara a year; an era. বত্সরান্তে adv. at the end of a year; at year-ending. 21)

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

(p. 786) bēmērāmata disrepair, unrepair. a. wanting in repair, unrepaired. 75)

(p. 779) buḍ়i1 (obs.) a unit of counting by twenties. ̃কিয়া n. a table of enumeration by twenties. 25)

(p. 767) biracita written, composed; built, constructed; formed, made. 51)

(p. 747) bārtābaha a messenger; a courier. 7)

(p. 721) bāgdēbī Saraswati, the goddess of speech. 298)

(p. 721) baraja2 a plantation or (loos.) a plant of betel-leaves. 51)