(p. 823) bhēṇḍāra a vendor. 13)

(p. 825) bhōmā a fool, a stupid person. 20)

(p. 826) bhauta elemental; material; physical. ̃ধর্ম n. a physical property. ̃বিজ্ঞান n. physical science. 8)

(p. 813) bhāṣī (used as a sfx.) speaking (হিন্দিভাষী, মন্দভাষী). 45)

(p. 826) bhyanatārā useless and disgusting murmuring or talk or prattle; useless or irrelevant talk; prolixity. 16)

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

(p. 826) bhōlānātha (fig.) an utterly forgetful person; Shiva (শিব). 5)

(p. 808) bhallāta, bhallātaka a kind of nut-bearing plant or its nut, the gall-nut (?), the anacardium (?). 2)

(p. 823) bhēḍ়i1 an embankment, a dam; an embanked low land used as a fishery, a fishery dam. ভেড়ি বাঁধা v. to embank, to dam. ̃ওয়ালা n. an owner of a fishery dam. 10)

(p. 808) bhām̐ōtā a hoax; a bluff; deception. ভাঁওতা দেওয়া v. to hoax; to bluff; to deceive. ̃বাজ n. a hoaxer; a bluffer; a deceiver. ̃বাজি n. hoaxing; bluffing; deceiving. 15)

(p. 818) bhīmanāda a terrific or an awe-inspiring sound or noise. 3)

(p. 823) bhējāla an adulterant; adulteration; (coll.) a trouble, a pest (উটকো ভেজাল). a. adulterated; spurious. ভেজাল দেওয়া বা মেশানো v. to adulterate. ভেজাল বাধানো v. to cause or create trouble; to tangle. ভেজাল মেটানো v. to put an end to doubts, difficulties etc. by supplying a solution. 3)

(p. 826) bhramāndha blinded with errors or illusions. 25)

(p. 802) bharō bharō about to be filled up; nearly filled to the brim. 81)

(p. 820) bhūśaṇḍi, bhūśaṇḍī (myth.) a crow living through ages; (ridi.) a very old person with out-of-date notions and often acting as a wet blanket on the joviality of youngsters; (cp.) a killjoy. 19)