(p. 721) barīẏāna better; greater; more honourable; senior. 77)

(p. 761) bipāka a bad or ugly consequence (কর্মবিপাক); a trouble, a danger (দৈববিপাক); digestion; (bio.) metabolism. বিপাকীয় a. metabolic. বিপাকে পড়া v. to fall or run into a trouble or danger, to be in a predicament. বিপাকে ফেলা v. to throw or put somebody into trouble or danger, to cause trouble or danger; to put someone into a scrape. 64)

(p. 786) bēda any one of the four Vedas, a Veda. 16)

(p. 738) bāṭā2 a variety of small silvery-white fresh-water fish. 42)

(p. 751) bikrētā a seller; a vender, a vendor, a salesman. fem. বিক্রেত্রী । 34)

(p. 743) bāpaka one who causes to sow or weave; a sower; a weaver. 20)

(p. 748) bāsara2, bāsaraghara a bride-chamber. বাসরশয্যা n. bridal bed. 23)

(p. 794) byāna one of the five vital airs of a living body. 77)

(p. 737) bāgbidagdha clever or apt in speech; eloquent. বাগ্বৈদগ্ধ n. eloquence. 4)

(p. 758) bidura a character of the Mahabharata. বিদুরের খুদ an extremely small offering given in deep devotion, (cp.) a widow's mite. 2)

(p. 765) bibasbāna the sun or the sungod (cp. Sol.) 9)

(p. 721) bāgadā, bāgadā-ciṇḍ়i the prawn. 295)

(p. 765) bibāgī indifferent to worldly interests or pleasure; stoical; one who has renounced domestic ties or has left one's home for good. বিবাগী হওয়া v. to renounce worldly pleasures or interests; to go out into the world by renouncing worldy ties. 10)

(p. 800) brātya degenerated; failed in observing one's vow or in religious rites, (loos.) outcast. 16)

(p. 715) bakhā to be spoilt by bad association; to sow one's wild oats: to go to the bad. a. spoilt by bad association; dissipated; gone to the bad; (euph.) saucy. বখাটে a. same as বখা (a.). বখানো v. to make one sow one's wild oats, to cause to go to the bad, to deprave. বখামি, বখামো n. dissipation, depravity; (euph.) sauciness. 11)