(p. 808) bhalluka the bear. fem. ভল্লুকী । 3)

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

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

(p. 816) bhāsamāna2 glowing, radiant; having a graceful appearance, showing-off. 5)

(p. 813) bhārārpita entrusted with a charge. 28)

(p. 816) bhitu timid; cowardly; faint-hearted, chicken-hearted. ভীতুর ডিম (joc.) an utter coward; a person who is easily frightened or scared; a scare-cat. 24)

(p. 818) bhīmadarśana having a horrible or awe-inspiring appearance; awesome. 2)

(p. 825) bhōgya enjoyable. fem. ভোগ্যা enjoyable; fit for sexual intercourse. 6)

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

(p. 818) bhum̐i ground; a place; agricultural land, a field; land (জল থেকে ভুঁইয়ে ওঠা); a country (বিভুঁই) ̃চাঁপা n. a kind of fragrant flower. ভুঁইঞা alt. spell. of ভুঁইয়া । ̃ফোঁড় a. upstart. n. an upstart; a parvenu; mushroom. ̃মালী n. one of the Hindu sweeper community. ̃য়া n. (hist.) any one of the twelve (feudal) princes governing Bengal during the Mughal regime; a landowner. 10)

(p. 808) bhāgīdāra a sharer, a shareholder. 40)

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

(p. 802) bh the twenty-fourth consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 802) bhagnōtsāha, bhagnōdyama repulsed in one's effort, disappointed, disheatened, depressed, balked, baulked; discouraged. 23)