(p. 721) bān̐ṭana dividing, apportionment, allotment; distribution. 266)

(p. 794) byutpādita endowed with knowledge, made proficient; (gr.) etymologically derived. 112)

(p. 773) bihanē (poet.) without, in absence of. 70)

(p. 790) baidarbha of Bidarbha (বিদর্ভ) a province of India. fem. বৈদর্ভী । বৈদর্ভী রীতি a style of literary composition in which compound words are avoided as far as practicable and great attention is paid to sweetness of diction. 38)

(p. 713) baṃśābali a genealogy; a genealogical table, a family tree. 18)

(p. 790) baiplabika revolutionary; causing or effecting a radical change; radical; total (বৈপ্লবিক পরিবর্তন). 52)

(p. 782) bēga1 (Mus.) the title of a Mughal or Turkish governor or landowner or noble man, beg, bey. 55)

(p. 790) bēhāi the father-in-law or an uncle-in-law of a son or daughter. 8)

(p. 789) bēlābasāna close the day, evening; (late) afternoon. 6)

(p. 738) bājarā1 bulrush-millet, millet. 19)

(p. 743) bāndā a slave; a servant; an obedient or devoted person; (iron.) a man (সহজ বান্দা নয়). fem. বান্দি, বাঁদি a slavewoman; a maid-servant; an obedient or devoted woman. 15)

(p. 785) bēḍ়i a shackle or chain (কোমরের বেড়ি); fetters, (poet.) gyves; a kind of tongs for gripping cooking utensils (হাত বেড়ি). বেড়ি পড়ানো v. to shackle; to fetter, (poet.) to gyve. 24)

(p. 794) byākaraṇa, byākaraṇaśāstra grammar. ব্যাকরণগত a. grammatical. ব্যাকরণবিদ, ব্যাকরণশাস্ত্রজ্ঞ a. versed in grammar. n. a grammarian. 55)

(p. 713) bakkāla a medicinal tree-bark. 45)

(p. 717) banānī a great forest; an extensive forest. 49)