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

(p. 816) bhāsbatī of ভাস্বান । 9)

(p. 825) bhōgī one who enjoys; one who suffers or sustains; one who possesses and uses something as one's own; one who enjoys sensual or earthly pleasures; one nourished with milk and honey. 5)

(p. 820) bhṛṅgārikā, bhṛṅgārī a kind of insect, the cricket. 26)

(p. 808) bhāgī1 (poet.) fortunate. n. (poet.) fortune. 37)

(p. 813) bhārī1 heavy, weighty; large and heavy (ভারী দেহ); difficult, hard, serious (ভারী কাজ); important (ভারী লোক); having an important or grave air (ভারী চালচলন); great (ভারী আনন্দ বা দুঃখ); (sarcas.) nice (ভারী কথা); (sarcas.) too much (ভারী পড়া পড়ছে); afflicted, saddened, glum, sullen, morose (ভারী মন); gloomy (ভারী আবহাওয়া); (fig.) full of or abounding in money (ভারী পকেট). n. one who carries a load; a water-carrier, a bhisti. 31)

(p. 802) bharadbāja the skylark. 72)

(p. 808) bhāgā2 to flee, to take to one's heels, to slip away. 32)

(p. 810) bhādrabadhū a brother's (usu. a younger brother's) wife, a sister-in-law. 33)

(p. 808) bhāuliẏā, bhāulē a house-boat. 10)

(p. 802) bhabana1 act of becoming, act of being reduced to (ঘনীভবন = condensation; বাষ্পীভবন = evaporation). 49)

(p. 802) bhabānī Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) the wife of Bhaba (ভব). 51)

(p. 813) bhāśura an elder brother or counsinbrother of one's husband, a brother-in-law. ̃ঝি n. a daughter of such a brother-in-law. ̃পো n. a son of an aforesaid brother-in-law. 39)

(p. 810) bhājā to fry; to roast; to parch; to scorch. a. fried; roasted; parched; scorched. n. a dish of anything fried. ̃নো v. to cause to fry or roast or parch or scorch. ভাজা-ভাজা a. almost fried, (fig.) extremely irritated or chafed. ̃ভুজি n. pl. fried snacks. 12)

(p. 802) bhagabadagītā a part of the Mahabharata epitomizing the teaching of the Upanishad (abbr. গীতা). 14)