(p. 802) bharapēṭa capable of filling the belly thoroughly (ভরপেট খাবার). adv. to one's bellyful (ভরপেট খাওয়া). 75)

(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. 818) bhuṭabhāṭa denoting: grumbling noise in the abdomen.

(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. 820) bhṛtya a servant; a salaried employee; a domestic servant. 29)

(p. 810) bhāṇḍa a vessel, a receptacle; a pot; a small earthen pot; a pitcher; a jar; a chest, a box, a case; capital money, capital; stock. 21)

(p. 820) bhūmā the Omnipresent; the Supreme Being; God; sublimity; plurality; diversity. a. most abundant or numerous. ভূমানন্দ n. most abundant delight; the greatest or sublime joy; ecstasy; joy in a sense of vastness. 14)

(p. 816) bhirami sudden dizziness or daze; fainting; a swoon. ভিরমি খাওয়া, ভিরমি লাগা v. to be affected with sudden dizziness or vertigo, to be dazed suddenly; to faint, to swoon. 31)

(p. 802) bhakṣaṇa act of eating or consuming. ভক্ষণ করা v. to eat, to consume. ভক্ষণীয় a. edible, eatable; to be eaten. n. an edible, an eatable; that which is to be eaten. 8)

(p. 810) bhāṅana1 a species of flat fish, (cp.) the salmon. 3)

(p. 826) bhrātuṣputra a brother's son, a nephew. fem. ভ্রাতুষ্পুত্রী n. a brother's daughter, a niece. 30)

(p. 816) bhāskara the sun; a sculptor. 7)

(p. 808) bhastrā a blacksmith's bellows; a large leathern bag for carrying water. 6)

(p. 823) bhōgabatī (myth.) the name of the Ganges as flowing in the nether world. 34)

(p. 802) bhisā, bham̐isā, bhaẏasā made of buffalomilk (ভয়সা ঘি); drawn by the buffalo (ভইসাগাড়ি). 3)