(p. 802) bhaẏārta stricken with fear, frightened; terror-stricken. 64)

(p. 820) bhūti eight supernal or divine powers (such as অণিমা, মহিমা, লঘিমা, প্রাপ্তি প্রাকাম্য, ঈশিতা, বশিতা, কামাবশায়িতা); birth, origination. 6)

(p. 813) bhāṣita spoken, said; uttered; narrated; stated. 44)

(p. 813) bhābōdrēka awakening of an emotion or an idea or a thought. 10)

(p. 820) bhūśaṇḍi, bhūśaṇḍī (myth.) a crow living through ages; (ridi.) a very old person with out-of-date notions and often acting as a wet blanket on the joviality of youngsters; (cp.) a killjoy. 19)

(p. 810) bhāta boiled rice; the Hindu sacrament of letting a child eat rice for the first time (also মুখে ভাত). ̃-কাপড় n. food and clothing; (loos.) maintenance. ভাত ছড়ালে কাকের অভাব হয় না (fig.) be liberal with your purse and they will be liberal with support and flattery. ভাত বাড়া v. to serve rice. 23)

(p. 825) bhōja a feast; a banquet; a meal; a repast. ভোজ দেওয়া v. to give or hold a feast; to entertain at a feast or dinner. নৈশভোজ, সান্ধ্যভোজ n. supper; dinner. মধ্যাহ্নভোজ n. lunch, luncheon. ভোজের পোশাক n. a dinner-suit. 7)

(p. 802) bhaka expressing; the noise of sudden emission of smoke, smell etc., or ejection of phlegm. 6)

(p. 813) bhāẏarā, bhāẏarābhāi the husband of one's wife's sister, a brother-in-law. 17)

(p. 826) bhrātrīẏa brotherly, fraternal. 32)

(p. 810) bhābābēśa absorption in ecstasy or reverie or thought; the state of being overwhelmed with emotion; excitation of an idea or emotion. 52)

(p. 823) bhēṇḍāra a vendor. 13)

(p. 802) bhagabadbhakta devoted to God, god-fearing; devout, pious. ভগবদ্ভক্তি n. devotion to God; devoutness, piety. 16)

(p. 802) bhanḍa feigning, pretentious; dissimulating, dissembling; hypocritical; deceitful; sanctimonious. n. a pretender; a quack, a charlatan; a dessimulator, a dissembler; a hypocrite, an imposter; a deceiver; a cheat; a sanctimonious person. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব same as ভণ্ডামি । ভণ্ডন n. deception; cheating. ভণ্ডানো v. (chiefly poet.) to deceive, to cheat, to hoodwink. ভণ্ডামি n. pretension, feigning; charlatanism, quackery; dissembling; imposture, hypocrisy; deceit; sanctimony. 40)

(p. 813) bhābya thinkable, ponderable; considerable; that which will happen; inevitable. 13)