(p. 721) bahu2 (poet. & obs.) blows, let blow ('মলয় পবন বহু মন্দা'). 223)

(p. 790) bēhēḍa having one's head turned; arrogant; bereft of common sense; bereft of power of thinking; thoughtless; off one's head (বেহেড মাতাল); besotted, sottish (নেশায় বেহেড). 19)

(p. 790) bēhāi the father-in-law or an uncle-in-law of a son or daughter. 8)

(p. 782) bēga1 (Mus.) the title of a Mughal or Turkish governor or landowner or noble man, beg, bey. 55)

(p. 782) bṛhatī of বৃহত্ । 24)

(p. 756) bitarita given away; distributed. 34)

(p. 721) baśitā, baśitba perfect continence (which is one of the eight divine graces of Shiva), attainable by men through asceticism); the power to control or charm everybody. 170)

(p. 794) byāhata obstructed, prevented; frustrated, foiled. ব্যাহত করা v. to obstruct; to thwart; to prevent; to frustrate; to foil. 106)

(p. 765) bibikta detached; isolated; secluded; alone; lonely, solitary; auspicious. 15)

(p. 765) bibhāṣā a foreign language; an alternative; a dialect.

(p. 767) biyukta, biyuta detached, disjointed, separated, disconnected; (math.) subtracted. prep. minus. বিযুক্ত করা v. to detach, to disjoin, to separate, to disconnect. 41)

(p. 721) bastu a thing, a material; subject-matter (usu. বিষয়বস্তু); substance (তোমার শরীরে বস্তু নেই); truth; (phil.) matter; (phys.) mass. ̃গত a. relating to a thing or matter. ̃গত মান intrinsic value. ̃জগত্ n. the material world, the world of matter. বস্তুত adv. in fact, indeed, really. ̃তত্ত্ব n. physics. ̃তত্ত্ববিদ n. a physicist. ̃তন্ত্র n. realism. ̃তন্ত্রী, ̃তন্ত্রীয়, ̃তান্ত্রীক a. realistic, materialistic. ̃নিষ্ঠ a. realistic; objective. ̃নিষ্ঠা n. realism; objectiveness. ̃বাদ n. realism; materialism. ̃বাদী a. & n. realist; materialist. 185)

(p. 767) bilōkana seeing or viewing or looking eagerly or wistfully; observation. 93)

(p. 746) bāraphaṭṭāi bragging; ridiculous ostentatiousness, pomposity. বারফট্টাই করা v. to brag; to indulge in pompous display. 10)

(p. 761) biparītārthaka opposite in meaning. বিপরীতার্থক শব্দ n. a word opposite in meaning, an opposite word, an antonym. 60)