(p. 773) bisṛta extended, spread out. 50)

(p. 756) bitanḍā unnecessary argument; sophistical debate; (phil.) sophistry. 30)

(p. 721) bān̐jā, bān̐jhā (of a woman) barren, sterile, unproductive. 262)

(p. 721) -bartinī of -বর্তী । 104)

(p. 792) bailakṣaṇya a changed state; change; difference; uncommonness. 11)

(p. 779) buḍ়ōpanā, buḍ়ōmi comically elderly conduct of a young person esp. of a child; precocity.

(p. 738) bāṭa2 ingot, bullion. 38)

(p. 747) bārdhakya old age, the vale of years; decrepitude. ̃গ্রস্ত a. old, decrepit. 9)

(p. 743) bāra2 a royal court, a durbar; (of princes etc.) a sitting or presence in a court ('বার দিয়া বসিয়াছে বীরসিংহ রায়'); an appearance before applicants or visitors or in public esp. in state (জমিদার বা গুরু আজ বার দেবেন). 58)

(p. 786) bēlṭ a belt. 92)

(p. 738) bājabairi, bājabahari a species or variety of large falcons; the eagle (?). 18)

(p. 789) bēlēllā wayward; boisterous; shameless, brazen-faced; lascivious, dissolute; rowdy. ̃গিরি, ̃পনা n. waywardness; boisterousness; lasciviousness; rowdyism. 14)

(p. 761) binamra very modest or demure or meek or submissive or polite or disciplined; bowing down in submission or politeness. fem. বিনম্রা । ̃তা n. great modesty or demureness or meekness or politeness or discipline; a bow or stooping in submission or politeness; great discipline. 8)

(p. 713) bakā1 to indulge in garrulity; to prattle, to talk overmuch; to scold, to chide. 38)

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