(p. 808) bhān̐ṭā12 a discus, a quoit. 18)

(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) bhāri the skylark; the quail. 20)

(p. 810) bhātuẏā subsisting chiefly on rice, riceeating; (fig.) feeble, cowardly. 29)

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

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

(p. 820) bhūmaṇḍala the earth as a spherical body, the earth, the globe. 12)

(p. 802) bhartṛdāraka a son of a king, a prince. fem. ভর্তৃদারিকা a princess. 88)

(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. 813) bhābita conceived, thought of, contemplated; worried; purified, rectified, saturated; infused. 2)

(p. 810) bhāṅaḍ় a bhang-addict, Shiva শিব. 2)

(p. 808) bhāgāḍ় a waste land for depositing dead bodies of animals; a carrion-depot. 33)

(p. 825) bhōjāli a dagger. 12)

(p. 816) bhidyamāna in the state of being pierced or penetrated. 26)