(p. 790) baitaraṇī (myth.) a river which the spirits of the dead have to cross in order to reach the abode of the dead, (cp.) the Styx. বৈতরণীর মাঝি n. the ferryman across the Baitarani (বৈতরণী), (cp.) Charon. 34)

(p. 790) baidēha of Bideha (বিদেহ) or Mithila (মিথিলা), a province of ancient India. বৈদেহী a. fem. of বৈদেহ । n. Sita (সীতা) of the Ramayana. 43)

(p. 779) buḍ়ō old, aged (বুড়ো লোক); very old, ancient (বুড়ো বট); overmature, overdeveloped (বুড়ো পাঁঠা); prematurely grown-up; purely (বুড়ো খোকা); precocious. n. an old man. বুড়ো হওয়া v. to grow old; to grow old prematurely; to become a veteran (মিস্ত্রিগিরিতে বুড়ো হওয়া). বুড়ো বুড়ো ludicrously elderly (বুড়ো বুড়ো চালচলন); precocious (বুড়ো বুড়ো কথা). 27)

(p. 773) bisphōraka explosive. n. an explosive. 60)

(p. 786) bēdhana boring, piercing; perforation. বেধনী, বেধনিকা n. an instrument for boring; a drill, an auger; an awl. 51)

(p. 792) baiẏāghra relating to the tiger. 4)

(p. 717) baniẏāda foundation, base, groundwork. বনিয়াদি a. traditional; traditionally aristocratic or noble (বনিয়াদি বংশ); basic (বনিয়াদি শিক্ষা). 56)

(p. 721) bartiṣṇu durable, lasting; stable. 105)

(p. 715) baṭatalā the foot of the banyan tree; Grub Street. 38)

(p. 746) bārē bārē off and on; frequently; time and again. 29)

(p. 765) bibhajyamāna that which is being divided or partitioned or apportioned. 31)

(p. 748) bāstabya habitable. ̃বিদ্যা n. (bio.) ecology. 37)

(p. 713) bakuni scolding, chiding; garrulity, prattling. বকুনি খাওয়া v. to be scolded or chid or rebuked. বকুনি দেওয়া v. to scold, to chide, to rebuke. 42)

(p. 755) bijāraṇa reduction. 18)

(p. 773) biśēṣata especially; particularly; chiefly; moreover. 3)