(p. 802) bhagāṅkura the clitoris. 19)

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

(p. 808) bhān̐ḍ়āmi, bhān̐ḍ়āmō jesting, foolery, waggery; buffoonery; clownery; drollery; witticism. 26)

(p. 825) bhōra1 denoting: continuing all through (দিনভোর); amounting (to) or measuring (তোলাভোর) etc. 21)

(p. 826) bhramiyantra a drill, an auger. 27)

(p. 810) bhājanā used in frying. ̃খোলা n. a frying vessel (usu. a concave one); a frying pan). 11)

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

(p. 813) bhārārpaṇa commitment of a charge, entrustment of a charge. ভারার্পণ করা v. to commit a charge, to entrust (one) with a charge. 27)

(p. 825) bhōjāli a dagger. 12)

(p. 802) bharadupura far into the midday. 71)

(p. 802) bhanabhana indicating: a humming or buzzing sound (as of bees, flies etc.). ভনভন করা v. to hum; to buzz. ভনভনানি n. hum; buzzing noise. ভনভনে a. buzzing. 45)

(p. 819) bhurabhura denoting: diffusion with fragrance or perfume. 8)

(p. 820) bhūmikā a preface, a preamble, an introductory talk preceding a speech or action; a prologue; a presage; assumption of a dress or disguise; transfiguration; a role, a part. ভূমিকা গ্রহণ করা v. to take up a role; to take up the role of, to act as. 16)

(p. 826) bhraṣṭa detached; fallen; downfallen; cast off; deprived of; deviated, strayed; strayed from the rightful path; corrupted; vitiated in character, depraved. fem. ভ্রষ্টা । ̃চরিত্র a. characterless; depraved. fem. ̃চরিত্রা । ̃তা n. detached or fallen or downfallen or cast off state; deprivation; deviation; corruption; depravity. ভ্রষ্টাচারণ, ভ্রষ্টাচার n. a wicked or depraved practice; corruption; wrong-doing; depravity. ভ্রষ্টাচারী a. given to wrong-doing or depravity. 28)

(p. 826) bhraṃśa, bhraṃśana detachment; fall; downfall; deviation; a casting off (জাতিভ্রংশ); deprivation, loss (বুদ্ধিভ্রংশ); (phys.) displacement. ভ্রংশ-হার n. (phys.) the rate of displacement. ভ্রংশিত a. detached; fallen; downfallen; deviated; cast off; deprived of; (phys.) displaced. 20)