(p. 717) batsa the young of the cow (or of any animal), a calf; (in affectionate address) a dear boy. 19)

(p. 761) binata stooping; bowed (in salutation); modest, demure; meek; submissive; polite; disciplined. 4)

(p. 773) biskuṭa biscuit. 49)

(p. 755) bijita defeated, vanquished; conquered; subdued. fem. বিজিতা । 21)

(p. 717) banīkaraṇa afforestation. 57)

(p. 781) bulānō to pass one's hand or a brush or a pen etc. lightly over something. চোখ বুলানো v. to eye cursorily. তুলি বুলানো v. to touch lightly with a paint-brush, to brush. 15)

(p. 767) bilāta2 England or Europe and also America; (loos.) a western country overseas. ̃ফেরত, ̃ফেরতা a. returned from England or Europe, England-returned, Europe-returned, foreign-returned. 82)

(p. 773) bisarpa2, bisarpaṇa act of moving slowly; creeping; sliding; spreading; pervading or diffusing. বিসর্পিত a. spread; diffused. বিপর্পী a. slowly moving; creeping; sliding; spreading; pervading; diffusive. fem. বিসর্পিণী । 47)

(p. 789) bēluna2 a balloon. 12)

(p. 721) barābharaṇa dress and ornaments given as gifts to a bridegroom by the bride's party. 71)

(p. 741) bātāndōlita agitated or moved or tossed by wind. 6)

(p. 761) biprayukta separated, severed, detached, disunited, disjointed. 72)

(p. 721) bāgaḍōra rein. 293)

(p. 756) bidarā (poet.) to rend or split. 48)

(p. 782) bēgārē available for or rendering corvee service. 68)