(p. 756) bijñāta well-informed, au fait; wellknown; distinguished, famous. 7)

(p. 761) bipāka a bad or ugly consequence (কর্মবিপাক); a trouble, a danger (দৈববিপাক); digestion; (bio.) metabolism. বিপাকীয় a. metabolic. বিপাকে পড়া v. to fall or run into a trouble or danger, to be in a predicament. বিপাকে ফেলা v. to throw or put somebody into trouble or danger, to cause trouble or danger; to put someone into a scrape. 64)

(p. 742) bādāḍ় a jungle; a wild tract of land full of thickets. 8)

(p. 721) bān̐ṭa1 an udder, a teat, a dug. 263)

(p. 748) bāhutra, bāhutrāṇa an armour for the arm, an arm-plate. 52)

(p. 717) baḍ়śi, ban̐ḍ়śi a fish-hook. 4)

(p. 761) binirṇaẏa ascertainment; award (of arbitration etc.) 32)

(p. 713) bakarā the he-goat, the billy-goat; the goat. 31)

(p. 773) bisambāda strife, a quarrel; discord; disagreement; a dispute. বিসংবাদী a. quarrelling; discordant; disputatious. 39)

(p. 748) bāsindā an inhabitant, a native; a resident, an inmate; a dweller. 32)

(p. 790) baiguṇya lack of good quality; defect; hostility (গ্রহবৈগুণ্য). 26)

(p. 767) bimugdha thoroughly fascinated or infatuated or enamoured (of) or enchanted; utterly bewildered or confounded. fem. বিমুগ্ধা । ̃তা n. complete fascination or infatuation or enchantment; utter bewilderment. 32)

(p. 767) biśākhā the sixteenth of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy. 104)

(p. 767) biśa twenty. 102)

(p. 721) bāila a stalked leaf of the coconuttree, palm-tree, etc,; a leaf of a door esp. of a folding door. 239)