(p. 786) bēdanīẏa capable of being felt; perceivable; cognizable. 25)

(p. 721) bān̐dhā1 pawning or mortgaging. a. pawned, pledged, mortgaged. বাঁধা দেওয়া v. to pawn, to pledge; to mortgage. বাঁধা রাখা v. to give or take in pledge. 275)

(p. 792) bairāgya apathy towards worldly interests; stoicism; philosophical or spiritual consciousness. বৈরাগ্যোদয় n. access of philosophical or spiritual consciousness (in one's mind); awakening of the spirit of renunciation. 8)

(p. 721) bahiraṅga external; outer; superficial; unrelated. n. an external limb. 197)

(p. 721) bahirbhāga an outer or external or exterior portion; outskirts (as of a village or town). 214)

(p. 794) byāmōha ignorance; stupefaction; perplexity; infatuation. 96)

(p. 794) byatihāra exchange, barter; interchange; reciprocity. ব্যতিহার-বহুব্রীহি n. (gr.) a system of compounding correlative words (e.g. হাতাহাতি). 29)

(p. 773) biśbēśbara God; Shiva (শিব). fem. বিশ্বেশ্বরী same as আদ্যাশক্তি (see আদ্যা). 17)

(p. 713) baktabya to be said; worth saying: under discussion; discussible. n. one's say; a subject or context or discussion.

(p. 781) buli speech, language, a word or phrase or lingo or jargon (ইংরেজি বুলি); babble or prattle (as of a child or bird); a crammed speech; a maxim; a slogan. বুলি আওড়ানো v. to babble or prattle; to utter a crammed speech or a maxim or a slogan; to talk jargon; to use cliches (esp. of foreign origin) in one's speech. বুলি ঝাড়া v. same as বুলি আওড়ানো (except in the first sense). বাঁধা বুলি n. cant, a cliche. 16)

(p. 782) bṛhatī of বৃহত্ । 24)

(p. 767) bibhinna of different kinds; diverse, various; of a different kind, different (বিভিন্ন লোকের). বিভিন্ন পথে যাওয়া v. to go severally. ̃তা n. diversity, variety; difference. বিভিন্নার্থ n. various or different meanings. বিভিন্নার্থক a. having or bearing various meanings. 4)

(p. 767) bimba2 a fruit of a pleasant red colour. বিম্বাধর, বিম্বোষ্ঠ, বিম্বৌষ্ঠ n. a lip as beautifully red as the bimba (বিম্ব) fruit. a. having such lips. fem. a বিম্বাধরা, বিম্বোষ্ঠা, বিম্বৌষ্ঠী । 40)

(p. 737) bācaspati an eloquent speaker; an orator; a learned man.

(p. 758) bidbaṣṭa held in malice, maligned; envied; grudged. 14)