(p. 773) biśēṣōkti (rhet.) a figure of speech in which a cause is mentioned as not producing the usual result (cp. paradox). 6)

(p. 721) bām̐ōẏā (dial.) left-handed. 256)

(p. 794) byatihāra exchange, barter; interchange; reciprocity. ব্যতিহার-বহুব্রীহি n. (gr.) a system of compounding correlative words (e.g. হাতাহাতি). 29)

(p. 743) bāndhaba a kinsman; a relation; a friend; an ally. fem. বান্ধবী a kinswoman; a woman relation; a lady friend; a girl friend. 16)

(p. 782) bē- denoting: absence, lack, negation, perversion etc. 31)

(p. 721) bahula much, profuse, abundant, plentiful. ̃পরিমাণে adv. in a great or large measure, profusely. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. muchness, profusion, abundance. plenty. বহুলীকরণ n. multiplication. বহুলীকৃত a. multiplied. 227)

(p. 713) bakā1 to indulge in garrulity; to prattle, to talk overmuch; to scold, to chide. 38)

(p. 721) bandh a strike, a cease-work movement; closure. 6)

(p. 741) bāti a lamp, a light; a candle; a stick or rod (গালার বাতি). 16)

(p. 782) bṛhattara of বৃহত্ । 26)

(p. 794) byābartana, byābarta a coming or bringing back, return; rotation; (sc.) torsion. ব্যাবর্ত-তুলা n. a torsion-balance. ব্যাবর্তশির n. a torsion-head. ব্যাবর্তিত a. returned; returning; rotated; rotating; twisted. 90)

(p. 721) barēndra, barēndrabhūmi ancient Gauda (গৌড়) or North Bengal. 80)

(p. 792) baiśēṣika a system of philosophy propounded by Kanada (কণাদ). 14)

(p. 765) bibhāba (rhet.) that element in the reading matter, which excites magnanimity, sorrow, surprise, resentment, terror, love, mirth, disgust or quietism; an excitant or determinant; a person in whom any of the aforesaid emotions resides. 40)

(p. 767) biẏōjana detachment, disjoining, disconnection; separation. 47)