(p. 820) bhūpa, bhūpati, bhūpāla a king. 9)

(p. 816) bhikṣuka a beggar, a mendicant, a beggarman, an alms-man; a humble petitioner. ̃রমনী n. an alms-woman, a beggarwoman. ̃সম্প্রদায় n. the beggardom. 14)

(p. 808) bhāgabata relating to God; divine; reverencing God, God-fearing, devoted to Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) (often affixed to the names of saintly or reverend persons). n. one of the Puranas (পুরাণ). 30)

(p. 808) bhāgī3 sharing, entitled to or enjoying a share (of) (সম্পত্তির ভাগী). n. a sharer, a shareholder. 39)

(p. 810) bhātāra (sl.) a husband. ̃পুত n. (sl.) husband and son. 25)

(p. 820) bhūtuḍ়ē, bhūtuḍ়iẏā relating to ghosts (ভূতুড়ে কাহিনি = a ghost-story); done by ghosts, ghostly (ভূতুড়ে কাণ্ড = a ghostly affair); haunted by ghosts (ভূতু়ড়ে বাড়ি = a haunted house); ghost-like, haggard ভূতুড়ে চেহারা, eerie, eery, weird, uncanny ভূতুড়ে আবহাওয়া. 7)

(p. 816) bhikṣu a Buddhist mendicant friar; a mendicant friar; a beggar-man. 13)

(p. 818) bhujapāśa, bhujabandhana the snare or clasp of one's arms; an embrace; (in wrestling etc.) a hug. ভুজপাশে বা ভুজবন্ধনে বাঁধা n. to clasp with the arms; to embrace; to hug. 19)

(p. 802) bharaṇī the second of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy. 68)

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

(p. 810) bhātā (ori.) ration-money; money paid in addition to salary, an allowance. 24)

(p. 826) bhyā denoting: bleating; baa; loud weeping (ভ্যা করে কাঁদা). 13)

(p. 825) bhōgābhilāṣa craving for sensual pleasures. 3)

(p. 802) bhabya well-behaved, mannerly; gentle, quiet; polite, courteous; polished in taste or manners; honest; benefactory; auspicious; that which is to happen. ̃তা n. good behaviour; gentleness, quietness; politeness, courtesy; polished taste or manners; honesty; benefaction; auspiciousness; a sure contingency; necessity or certainty. ভব্যা fem. of ভব্য । ভব্যিযুক্ত a. (dial.) well-behaved; gentle, quiet, (sarcas.) genteel. 61)

(p. 802) bhabadīẏa your, yours. 48)