(p. 715) bakhēḍ়ā a hindrance; a trouble, a quarrel, dispute. 13)

(p. 785) bējita worried, anxious (cp. উদ্বেজিত). 13)

(p. 761) bipitā a step-father. 65)

(p. 786) bēdabyāsa Vyasa (ব্যাস) the author of the Mahabharata. 29)

(p. 742) bādī2 denoting: speaking or accustomed to speak (সত্যবাদী); obedient to or practising an ism, -ist, -istic (সাম্যবাদী). n. a plaintiff or a complainant. ̃-প্রতিবাদী n. complainant and defendant. 17)

(p. 767) birāma cessation; pause; intermission; interval; respite, leisure, rest. ̃চিহ্ন n. (gr.) a punctuation mark. ̃হীন a. ceaseless, non-stop, incessant: unending. 60)

(p. 721) bardhita increased, augmented, multiplied, enhanced; grown; developed, expanded; accelerated (বর্ধিত বেগ). বর্ধিত করা same as বর্ধন করা (see বর্ধন). 112)

(p. 743) bāndā a slave; a servant; an obedient or devoted person; (iron.) a man (সহজ বান্দা নয়). fem. বান্দি, বাঁদি a slavewoman; a maid-servant; an obedient or devoted woman. 15)

(p. 781) buruja a bastion; a rampart; a dome; a kind of card-playing. 10)

(p. 748) bāhyika external; outward; material; visible but unreal or superficial. 61)

(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. 765) bibhāga division; partition: apportionment; distribution; a division (of a country etc.); a part, a portion, a section; department (বিচারবিভাগ). বিভাগ করা v. to divide; to partition; to apportion; to distribute. বিভাগী a. fissile. বিভাগী-ছত্রাক n. a fission fungus. বিভাগীশৈবাল n. a fission alga. বিভাগীয় a. divisional, sectional; departmental (বিভাগীয় কর্তা = the departmental head, বিভাগীয় বিপণি = a departmental store). 35)

(p. 721) barṇāndha colour-blind. 91)

(p. 765) bibi a Musalman or European lady; (Mus.) a wife; a foppish and ease-loving woman; (of playing-cards) the queen. a. fem. foppish and easeloving (বিবি বউ). 14)

(p. 743) bāẏanākkā a detailed description, details; fastidiousness or capriciousness or unreasonable insistence about details; a pretext, an excuse. 51)