(p. 823) bhōm̐sabhōm̐sa denoting: noise of deep and loud breathing (ভোঁসভোস করে ঘুমানো); heavy ফোঁস sound. 30)

(p. 810) bhāṅana2 breaking, act of breaking up; act of coming off (নদীর পাড়ের ভাঙন); act of bringing down banks (নদীতে ভাঙন); disunion, breach, rift (সংসারে ভাঙন); disintegration (দলে ভাঙন); deterioration (বন্ধুত্বে ভাঙন); beginning of downfall (জমিদারিতে ভাঙন). ভাঙন ধরা v. to begin to come off or crumble down; to begin to bring down banks; to start disintegrating or cracking or disuniting. 4)

(p. 813) bhāṣī (used as a sfx.) speaking (হিন্দিভাষী, মন্দভাষী). 45)

(p. 802) bhaṅgura brittle, fragile; frail; transitory or mortal (ভঙ্গুর জীবন). ̃তা n. brittleness, fragility; frailty; transitoriness, transience; mortality. 28)

(p. 816) bhikṣuṇī a Buddhist mendicant nun; a mendicant nun; a beggar-woman. 15)

(p. 802) bhadanta a term for addressing a venerable (Buddhist) ascetic. 42)

(p. 808) bhān̐ḍ়3 a court-jester, a fool; a buffoon; a clown; a droll; a witty person, a wit. 22)

(p. 802) bhartrī a wife; a queen; a mistress; a female maintainer. 89)

(p. 825) bhōjāli a dagger. 12)

(p. 816) bhāsbara, bhāsbāna luminous; radiant; bright; (phys.) incandescent. ভাস্বর দীপ an incandescent lamp. 10)

(p. 802) bhaẏābhibhūta overwhelmed with fear. 63)

(p. 818) bhukha hunger. ̃মিছিল, ভুখামিছিল n. a hunger march. ভুখা a. hungry. ভুখা ভগবান the hungry mass; the proletariat, the have-nots. 15)

(p. 808) bhāgī1 (poet.) fortunate. n. (poet.) fortune. 37)

(p. 816) bhiṣaka a physician. 33)

(p. 802) bhabēśa Lord Shiva; God Shiva. 60)