(p. 738) bājikara a juggler, a magician; (rare) an acrobat. 26)

(p. 742) bādalā3 gold-thread or silver-thread (বাদলার কাজ). 3)

(p. 717) batriśa thirty-two. 27)

(p. 738) bāchabicāra discrimination or choice (usu. meticulous or over-cautious one); prejudicial abstinence or avoidance. বাছবিচার করা v. to choose meticulously or over-cautiously; to abstain from, to avoid; to be prejudiced against. বাছাবিচার না করে, বিনা বাছবিচারে without discrimination, indiscriminately. 7)

(p. 761) bipatnīka one whose wife is dead. বিপত্নীক ব্যক্তি a widower. 53)

(p. 786) bēmāluma unperceivable, unperceived; stealthy. adv. imperceptibly; stealthily. 74)

(p. 779) bītaśōka relieved of grief; past all grief. 2)

(p. 782) bēgabāna fast-moving, speedy, swift; having a great velocity; sped up; having a strong current, flowing rapidly. 61)

(p. 751) bikrēẏa salable, saleable; marketable; meant for selling. বিক্রেয় দ্রব্য goods on sale, goods for sale. 35)

(p. 761) bibadamāna engaged in a quarrel, contending. 82)

(p. 782) bṛṣōtsarga an obsequial ceremony in which four bulls are set free to move at liberty for the rest of their lives. 20)

(p. 713) bakēẏā1 a kind of hem-stitch which may be undone easily. 43)

(p. 717) badhira deaf; (fig.) refusing to listen. বধির করা v. to deafen. বধির হওয়া v. to become deaf; (fig.) to turn a deaf ear (to). বধিরতা, বধিরত্ব n. deafness. 39)

(p. 743) bāpī2 (in endearment) father; son. 25)

(p. 758) bidūrita driven away; removed; expelled. 5)