(p. 794) byābhāra (coll.) a gift, a present given for the sake of formality; coll. from of ব্যবহার । 92)

(p. 794) byādhi a disease, an ailment, a malady, a morbidity. 71)

(p. 761) binatā2 (myth.) a wife of Kashyap the sage. ̃নন্দন n. a son of Binata (বিনতা); Aruna (অরুণ) the chariotdriver of the Sun-god; Garuda (গরুড়) the prince of birds. 6)

(p. 782) bēgatribhuja a triangle of velocities. 58)

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

(p. 717) baṇigbṛtti trade; traffic; trading; commercial spirit, commercialism. 14)

(p. 713) bakabaka denoting: intolerable prattling or chattering; overmuch talking. বকবক করা v. to prattle or chatter disgustingly; to talk overmuch. 27)

(p. 748) bāsaka2 a bedchamber, a bedroom. ̃শয়ন n. a bed in the bedchamber. ̃সজ্জা, বাসসজ্জা n. a woman who tidies up her bedchamber and dresses herself to receive her expected lover. 10)

(p. 773) bistṛta stretched out, extended; expanded; spread out; amplified; widened; detailed (বিস্তৃত বর্ণনা). বিস্তৃত করা v. to stretch out; to expand; to spread out; to amplify; to widen. বিস্তৃতি same as বিস্তার । 56)

(p. 715) bagala the armpit; the flank; neighbourhood, proximity. বগলদাবা করা v. to carry or conceal under one's armpit; (fig.) to appropriate secretly to oneself; (fig.) to take possession of or to bring under one's control. বগল বাজানো v. to rap one's armpit by putting a palm in it as a mark of mad delight; (fig.) to rejoice madly. বগলে adv. in the armpit; near, beside. 14)

(p. 790) baikunṭha the celestial abode of Vishnu (also (বৈকুন্ঠধাম, বৈকুন্ঠপুরী). ̃নাথ, ̃পতি n. Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). 23)

(p. 715) bakta the mouth. 4)

(p. 786) bēdamantra the prescribed mantras or incantations or sanctions of the Vedas. 31)

(p. 786) bēdādhyāpana, bēdādhyāpanā teaching the Vedas. 38)

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