(p. 748) bāhyēndriẏa the eye, the ear, the nose, the tongue, the skin; any one of these five external sense-organs. 63)

(p. 717) baṇika a merchant, a trader; a banian; a vaishya or trader by caste. 11)

(p. 765) bibijāna (Mus.) a term of endearment to address one's wife; a European lady or a foppish and ease-loving woman. 16)

(p. 717) badamāśa, badamāiśa, badamāẏēśa wicked; roguish, mischievous; profligate; (in affection) naughty. বদমাশি, বদমায়েশি n. wickedness; roguery, mischief; profligacy; naughtiness. বদমাশি করা v. to indulge in wickedness or roguery or profligacy; to be naughty. 31)

(p. 760) bidhēẏa lawful, rightful; proper; that should be done or undertaken; predicable. n. (gr. & log.) a predicate; (phil.) a predicable. 16)

(p. 790) bēhāla worn-out; disorganised; in total disarray; in a wretched condition. 14)

(p. 738) bājānō to sound; to ring, to toll; to play on (as a musical instrument), to beat (as an instrument of percussion); to clink (as coins); to try to discover the inclinations, thoughts etc. of, to sound (লোকটাকে বাজিয়ে দেখা). বাজিয়ে দেখা v. to try or sound (somebody). 22)

(p. 743) bānatēla essential oil, etherial oil. 8)

(p. 751) bighaṭana separation into different component parts, analysis; dissolution; destruction; (loos.) a mishap. 51)

(p. 715) bakta the mouth. 4)

(p. 748) bāhānna fifty-two. যাহা বাহান্ন তাহা তিপান্ন (fig.) when scores have been lost, what does it matter to lose a little more; the difference is too small to merit serious attention. 45)

(p. 794) byasana indulgence in vices; addiction to wine and other intoxicants; a sin; a vice; dissipation; a danger; a calamity; an evil or harm; grief, sorrow. ব্যসনাসক্ত a. addicted to vices; dissolute, given to dissipation. 50)

(p. 721) bāināca the dance of a professional dancing girl. 237)

(p. 794) byāma a fathom. 93)

(p. 741) bātāsā a kind of light convex sweet drop of sugar or molasses. 14)