(p. 820) bhūpa, bhūpati, bhūpāla a king. 9)

(p. 802) bhisā, bham̐isā, bhaẏasā made of buffalomilk (ভয়সা ঘি); drawn by the buffalo (ভইসাগাড়ি). 3)

(p. 810) bhāna2 a pretence, a pretext; feigning, dissimulation. 35)

(p. 826) bhaumika a landowner, a landlord; a fedual prince. 11)

(p. 823) bhō1 ho, hoa, hullo. 23)

(p. 802) bhabārṇaba the world conceived as an ocean, the ocean of the world. 52)

(p. 813) bhāri the skylark; the quail. 20)

(p. 819) bhurō a kind of unrefined and coarse sugar. 10)

(p. 823) bhērēṇḍā the castor-oil plant, Ricinus communis. ভেরেণ্ডা ভাজা (fig.) idling, to while away time; to remain idle or unemployed. 16)

(p. 819) bhuṭāni of or relating to Bhutan; Bhutanese. n. a Bhutanese, one who speaks the Bhutanese language. 2)

(p. 813) bhābōdaẏa dawning of a thought or idea (in one's mind), birth of an idea; inspiration; setting in of an emotion. 7)

(p. 813) bhāẏā (in familiar addressing) a brother, a friend, a comrade. 18)

(p. 802) bhaṭṭa one of a class of heralds professionally singing or reciting family panegyrics; a panegyrist; a learned man, a scholar, a pundit; a teacher, a master. ̃পল্লি n. a village or locality inhabited by a large number of pundits. ভট্টাচার্য n. a title of some Brahmans. ভট্টারক n. a learned man, a scholar, a king, a prince; the sun. পরমভট্টারক n. a title of honour applied to a king, His Majesty or Your Majesty. 34)

(p. 810) bhāṭa one of a class of heralds versed in genealogies; a professional singer of eulogies. 15)

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