(p. 823) bhēḍ়ākānta (fig.) an utter fool. 9)

(p. 808) bhā leaves and shoots of hemp, bhang. 12)

(p. 818) bhīṣaṇa terrible, horrible, terrific, awful; tremendous, severe (ভীষণ গরম); formidable (ভীষণ শত্রু); monstrous (ভীষণ মূর্তি). fem. ভীষণা । ̃তা n. terribleness, awfulness; tremendousness, severity; formidability; monstrosity. ̃দর্শন a. having a horrible appearance. ভীষণাকার a. having a monstrous form. ভীষিত a. frightened; scared. 8)

(p. 802) bhabiṣyadbākya, bhabiṣyadbāṇī a prediction; a prophecy. ভবিষ্যদ্বাণী করা to predict; to prophesy. 58)

(p. 810) bhājaka dividing. n. a divisor. 8)

(p. 802) bhagabadārādhanā worship of God. 13)

(p. 819) bhuśa denoting: noise of springing up from under water, mire etc. 12)

(p. 813) bhāṣya an explanation; a commentary; annotation, gloss. ভাষ্য করা v. to explain; to make a commentary of; to annotate; to gloss. ̃কার n. an explainer; a commentator; an annotator; a glosser, a glossarist.

(p. 816) bhitu timid; cowardly; faint-hearted, chicken-hearted. ভীতুর ডিম (joc.) an utter coward; a person who is easily frightened or scared; a scare-cat. 24)

(p. 819) bhubana (myth.) the seven heavens and seven underworlds; the universe; the world, the earth. ̃বিখ্যাত a. worldfamous. ̃বিজয়ী a. world-conquering. ̃বিদিত a. known all over the world. ̃ব্যাপী a. worldwide; universal. ̃-ভুলানো a. enchanting the whole world, holding the world under a spell. ̃ময় a. all over the world, all around the world; ubiquitous. ̃মনোমোহিনী a. fem. captivating the minds of all people of the world. ̃মোহন a. fascinating the whole world. fem. ̃মোহিনী । ভুবনেশ্বর n. the lord of the universe; Shiva (শিব) esp. whose image is installed at Bhubaneswar; God. fem. ভুবনেশ্বরী one of the ten manifestations of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 7)

(p. 813) bhābō়cchbāsa an outburst of emotion or thought or ecstasy. 6)

(p. 810) bhājana1 a receptacle (স্নেহভাজন). 9)

(p. 808) bhān̐ṭui burdock. 19)

(p. 813) bhābōddīpaka thought-inspiring, thoughtprovoking; awakening ideas or emotions. 8)

(p. 825) bhōjapuri born or grown in Bhojpur; of Bhojpur. 9)