(p. 738) bāṭā4 a Hindu rite of offering dishes of food to a son-in-law. 44)

(p. 738) bāchura the young of the cow, the calf. বাছুর বিয়ানো v. to calve. বাছুরের মাংস n. veal. 12)

(p. 794) byapadēśa a pretext, a pretence, a plea; (loos.) necessity, exigency (কার্যব্যপদেশে = in course of work). 33)

(p. 800) bratī observing a vow; engaged or employed (in) (যুদ্ধব্রতী); initiated into. fem. ব্রতিনী । 9)

(p. 717) batsara a year; an era. বত্সরান্তে adv. at the end of a year; at year-ending. 21)

(p. 773) bisrasta fallen; slipped off (বিস্রস্ত বসন); dishevelled (বিস্রস্ত কেশ).. 68)

(p. 721) bahistbaka epidermis, cuticle. 222)

(p. 715) bakta the mouth. 4)

(p. 792) bōn̐dē a kind of small globular sweetmeat made of powdered pigeon-pea dipped in liquefied sugar; bundia, bonde. 25)

(p. 785) bējāẏa much or many; excessive; tremendous. adv. very much; excessively; tremendously. 9)

(p. 756) bidagdha witty; having the qualification of a connoisseur; learned; cultured; intelligent; skilful; clever. বিদগ্ধা a. fem. of বিদগ্ধ । n. (rhet.) a witty lady-love. বিদগ্ধ-সমাজ n. the intelligentsia; a learned society; a body of connoisseurs. 46)

(p. 721) bahirdbikhanḍaka (geom.) an external bisector. 209)

(p. 721) balgā, balgā the mouthpiece of a bridle, bit; rein. বল্গা আঁটা v. (lit. & fig.) to bit. বল্গা-হরিণ n. the reindeer. ˜হীন a. reinless. 161)

(p. 721) bāgdēbī Saraswati, the goddess of speech. 298)

(p. 721) bām̐ō2 a fathom. 254)