(p. 765) bibikta detached; isolated; secluded; alone; lonely, solitary; auspicious. 15)

(p. 760) bidhbaṃsa complete ruin or destruction; devastation; demolition; বিধ্বংসী a. thoroughly ruining or destroying; devastating; demolishing.

(p. 743) bāmācāra a religious practice, prescribed in Tantrism, to be performed by a man in collaboration with a woman. বামাচারী n. a follower of this practice. 45)

(p. 767) bimukta completely freed or liberated; released; relieved or cured; one who has attained salvation or beatitude; untied, loosened (বিমুক্ত কেশ); disengaged, discharged (বিমুক্ত শর). 30)

(p. 794) byabahita lying at a distance, lying apart; drawn apart, removed; screened off; covered. 43)

(p. 721) barjita given up; abandoned; disowned; boycotted; omitted, left out ('নি'বর্জিত); deprived of, devoid of (সুখবর্জিত). fem. বর্জিতা । 86)

(p. 761) binirgama, binirgamana coming out or issuing forth, emergence. 31)

(p. 738) -bāja3 denoting: skilled, given to, full of etc. (ফন্দিবাজ, স্ফূর্তিবাজ). 15)

(p. 721) bāibēla the Bible. 238)

(p. 756) bijñēẏa that which is to be learned thoroughly or particularly. 11)

(p. 721) bastra cloth; loincloth; clothing, dress. ̃গৃহ n. a tent; a pavilion. ̃হরণ n. divestiture of clothes (esp. of the loincloth); denudation; stealing of (another's) clothes or loincloth. ̃হীন a. having no cloth or clothing to cover the body; naked, unclad. বস্ত্রাঞ্চল n. the hem or corner of a loincloth. বস্ত্রাবাস n. a tent; a pavilion. বস্ত্রাবৃত a. clothed; wrapped or covered by a cloth; draped. বস্ত্রালংকার n. clothes and ornaments. বস্ত্রালয় n. a cloth shop. 186)

(p. 782) bēgārta extremely speedy; (fig.) utterly irresistible (বেগার্ত হৃদয়). 69)

(p. 717) badhya (fit.) to be killed or slain or slaughtered. ̃পাল n. the supervisor of an execution. ̃ভূমি n. a place of execution or slaughter. 42)

(p. 767) bimōcita let loose; released, freed; liberated, delivered; relieved; dispelled, removed or cured; discharged. 37)

(p. 743) bānaprasha the third stage of life according to the Vedas when a man advanced in years should leave his home and hearth and go to the forest to pass the remaining days of his life in spiritual meditation. 9)