(p. 773) bisphōraṇa explosion. বিস্ফোরণ ঘটা বা হওয়া v. to explode. 61)

(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. 721) barāṅga the best part of the body; the head. a. fine-limbed. 64)

(p. 748) bāsa2 smell (good or bad). 8)

(p. 748) bāhumūla the armpit. 55)

(p. 748) bāhāttara seventy-two. বাহাত্তুরে a. (lit. & rare) aged seventy-two years; (pop. & facet.) senile. বাহাত্তুরে ধরা, বাহাত্তুরে পাওয়া v. to be stricken with senility. 43)

(p. 761) binaẏa modesty; demureness: meekness, submissiveness; submission; solicitation; education or training; discipline. বিনয়ন n. educating or training; disciplining; removal. ̃পূর্বক adv. with humble submission. ̃সহকারে same as বিনয়পূর্বক । বিনয়াবনত a. bowing down in submission or politeness. fem. বিনয়াবনতা । বিনয়ী a. modest, demure; meek, submissive; disciplined. 9)

(p. 786) bēdhita bored; pierced; perforated. 52)

(p. 767) bilāti of or exported from England or Europe or a foreign country; English; European; foreign. বিলাতি আমড়া the hog-plum. বিলাতি কাপড় English or foreign textile materials or piece goods. বিলাতি কুমড়ো a sweetish variety of pumpkin. বিলাতি বেগুন the tomato, the love-apple. ̃য়ানা (dero.) adoption or imitation of English or European style in daily life and conduct, anglomania, (journ.) Englishness, Europeanism. 83)

(p. 748) bāsudēba Krishna (কৃষ্ণ) the son of Vasudeva (বসুদেব). 34)

(p. 713) bakalama the name of an illiterate person signed by another; (loos.) act of signing for another. 34)

(p. 782) bēādaba unmannerly; impudent. বেআদবি n. unmannerlines; impudence. 35)

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

(p. 786) bēpamāna trembling; quaking; shivering; feeling a thrill. 63)

(p. 737) bāṅāli a native of Bengal, a Bengali. a. of Bengalis or of Bengal. 19)