(p. 715) bakṣyamāṇa to be spoken of hereafter; (loos.) under discussion. 9)

(p. 785) bēcārā, bēcāri a helpless or wretched or pitiable person; a harmless or innocent person. 5)

(p. 765) bibhaṅga method; plan or design or draft outline of a work. 30)

(p. 738) bājīkaraṇa an aphrodisiac process or drug, an aphrodisiac. 30)

(p. 748) bāhana a riding animal, a mount; a vehicle; a medium (শিক্ষার বাহন); (iron.) a faithful follower; (dial.) rowing. sfx. denoting: mounting on (মহিষবাহন). 41)

(p. 786) bēdamantra the prescribed mantras or incantations or sanctions of the Vedas. 31)

(p. 738) bācya to be spoken or uttered; speakable, utterable; fit to be regarded as, namable (পদবাচ্য). n. (gr.) voice. বাচ্যার্থ n. actual or simple (and not figurative) meaning or sense of a word or sentence, the primary or original meaning (of a word etc.). 5)

(p. 721) bamāla together with the stolen or looted thing (বমাল ধরা পড়া). 22)

(p. 756) bitasti the space from the end of the thumb to the end of the little finger when fingers are extended, a span. 38)

(p. 767) bilīna dissolved; faded away or vanished; gone to extinction; absorbed; destroyed. 88)

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

(p. 800) brāśa a brush. ব্রাশ করা v. to brush. 17)

(p. 755) bijitēndrīẏa (of one) who has mastered passions, having control over desires and passions, self-controlled. 22)

(p. 721) baśī perfectly continent; free, independent; (erron.) dependent. 171)

(p. 717) badara1 the full moon; a Muslim saint (whose name is uttered by boatsmen to ensure a safe voyage). 32)