(p. 748) bālēndu the moon of second lunar night of the light fortnight; (geog.) the crescent. ̃শৃঙ্গ n. (geog.) horns of the crescent. 2)

(p. 717) badara1 the full moon; a Muslim saint (whose name is uttered by boatsmen to ensure a safe voyage). 32)

(p. 792) baiẏāghra relating to the tiger. 4)

(p. 789) bēlānila sea-breeze. 5)

(p. 713) baṃśābataṃsa (fig.) one who is the ornament or glory of one's family. 17)

(p. 761) bipra a Brahman. 68)

(p. 740) bāḍ়i2 a house; a building; a dwelling-house, an abode; a residence; a home. ̃ওয়ালা n. the owner of a house (esp. of tenanted one), (cp.) a landlord (fem. a landlady). fem. বাড়িওয়ালি, (coll.) বাড়িউলি । ̃ঘর n. homestead; houses and buildings; habitations. ̃ভাড়া n. house-rent; rent of a dwelling house. ̃মুখো a. & adv. homeward; homebound. যমের বাড়ি (fig.) death's door. 11)

(p. 717) baṇikasabhā chamber of commerce, association of traders or merchants. 13)

(p. 782) bṛhattba largeness, bigness; greatness. 27)

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

(p. 773) biśēṣajña having especial knowledge, specialized; expert; especially versed (in). n. a specialist; an expert. ̃তা n. expertise; expert knowledge. 2)

(p. 747) bālāma a superior variety of rice; a boat for carrying this rice. 23)

(p. 721) bāgjāla a web or mesh or trap of words; wheedling language; rigmarole; circumlocution; grandiloquence. বাগ্জাল বিস্তার করা v. to weave a web or set a trap of words; to speak wheedlingly; to circumlocute. 291)

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

(p. 794) byutpādaka imparting knowledge; productive of proficiency; (gr.) causing to be derived from oneself, originating. fem. ব্যুত্পাদিকা । ব্যুত্পাদক শব্দ (gr.) a rootword. 111)