(p. 721) barṇē barṇē word for word; completely, totally; to the letter. 98)

(p. 794) byādhinī a hunter's or fowler's wife; a female of the hunting or fowling cast; (rare) a huntress. 73)

(p. 721) bartulākāra spherical, round, circular. 108)

(p. 786) bēnā verbena. বেনার মূল vertiver, cuscus. বেনাবনে মুক্তো ছড়ানো (fig.) to cast pearls before swine, to scatter seed amidst thorns. 55)

(p. 748) bāhumūla the armpit. 55)

(p. 782) bēgara without, except. 65)

(p. 800) brāhmiśāka Bacopa monnieri, a herb used chiefly as medicine. 21)

(p. 785) bēṭā a son; (in affection) an infant boy or a younger man: (dero.) a fellow, a bugger. in comp. (used as a pfx.) male, he-. n. fem. বেটি a daughter; (in affection) an infant girl or a younger woman. বেটাছেলে (vul.) n. a male person, a male. বেটাচ্ছেলে, বেটার ছেলে n. a term of colourless abuse, a bugger. 16)

(p. 761) bipluta upset, thrown into confusion; raided, routed; troubled; bewildered, overwhelmed (ভয়বিপ্লুত); streaming with (অশ্রুবিপ্লুত). 76)

(p. 773) bisbana an earsplitting noise; sound; (phon.) a variant sound, an allophone. ̃ভেদ (phon.) n. allophonic variation. 62)

(p. 767) biriẏāni a pilau-like preparation. 63)

(p. 786) bēdādhyāẏī one studying the Vedas. n. one who studies the Vedas. 39)

(p. 758) bidruma ruby; coral; a young shoot. 22)

(p. 758) bidbatkalpa appearing to be learned (though not really so); near learned, just short of being learned. 12)

(p. 748) bāhaka carrying, bearing, conveying. n. a carrier, a bearer (বাহক মারফত); a porter; (rare) a conveyance. 40)