(p. 721) bahbārambha a grand or fussy preparation. বহ্বারম্ভে লঘুক্রিয়া much cry but little wool. 231)

(p. 746) bāramukhyā a leading prostitute; (loos.) a courtezan. 14)

(p. 717) -banta denoting: possession or endowment (লক্ষ্মীবন্ত, রূপবন্ত). 59)

(p. 748) bāsara1 a day (জন্মবাসর); a day of the week or a gathering on a particular day (রবিবাসর). 22)

(p. 794) byabhicāra contrary or unlawful conduct or action; transgression; (rare) exception; unlawful sexual intercourse, adultery or fornication or incest. ব্যভিচার করা v. to behave or act contrarily or unlawfully: to transgress; to commit adultery or incest. ব্যভিচারী a. behaving or acting contrarily or unlawfully; transgressing; adulterous or incestuous. n. one who behaves or acts contrarily or unlawfully; a transgressor; an adulterer (fem. ব্যভিচারিণী = adulteress) or fornicator. 45)

(p. 721) balaka swelling up of milk by boiling. বলকা a. swelled up by boiling (এক বলকা দুধ = milk swelled up but once by boiling). 131)

(p. 713) bu wife; a daughter-in-law; a brother's wife, a sister-in-law; a married woman esp. one who usually keeps to a gynaeceum (usu. ঘরের বউ); a housewife; a newly-married wife (বউভাত). বউ-কথা-কও n. the Indian nightingale. বউ-কাটকি n. a woman given to torturing her daughter-in-law. ̃ড়ি n. a young wife; a childwife. ̃দিদি, (coll.) ̃দি n. an elder brother's wife, a sister-in-law. ̃ভাত same as পাকস্পর্শ (see পাক2). ̃মা n. a son's wife, a daughter-in-law; a younger brother's wife, a sister-in-law. ̃মানুষ n. a married woman usually keeping to a gynaeceum; a newly-married woman. 8)

(p. 748) bāhu the arm; (pop.) the hand; (geom.) a side, an arm. 51)

(p. 792) bōbā dumb; speechless; mute; (fig.) inexpressible (বোবা ব্যথা). 44)

(p. 721) bartana a utensil, a vessel; livelihood, occupation. 99)

(p. 721) bahirbṛtta (geom.) an ex-circle. 213)

(p. 767) birāṭa the Omnipresent, God. a. very great or vast or huge. ̃ত্ব n. extreme greatness or vastness or hugeness. 59)

(p. 747) bārdhaka superannuation. 8)

(p. 789) bēlābhūmi sea-beach, coastland. 8)

(p. 773) bisūcikā cholera. 48)