(p. 826) bhōla2 a dress, a guise; a disguise; appearance. ভোল ফেরানো বা বদলানো v. to change one's dress; to improve one's appearance; (fig.) to improve one's social or financial condition. 3)

(p. 808) bhāṇṭā (dial.) small coins, change. 14)

(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) bhartṛdāraka a son of a king, a prince. fem. ভর্তৃদারিকা a princess. 88)

(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. 813) bhārākrānta embarrassed with heavy load or burden; encumbered; afflicted (with worries, misery etc.). 26)

(p. 810) bhāna1 glow, radiance; lustre; beauty; notion; knowledge. 34)

(p. 802) bhaḍ়, mbhaḍ়ka ostentatious show or airs intended to parade one's importance or to keep up appearances; ostentatious show or airs. 36)

(p. 820) bhūri large in amount or number; abundant, profuse, copious, much; excessive, numerous, many. ̃ভোজন n. a hearty meal; surfeit. 17)

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

(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. 808) bhasakā, bhaskā not sticking together, loose; watery; tasteless. 4)

(p. 820) bhṛṅgi, bhṛṅgī one of the two chief attendants of Shiva (শিব). 27)

(p. 819) bhuṣṭināśa total or gross waste (টাকার ভুষ্টিনাশ); utter bungling (কাজের ভুষ্টিনাশ); complete ruin or destruction (শত্রুর ভুষ্টিনাশ). 14)

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