(p. 818) bhukha hunger. ̃মিছিল, ভুখামিছিল n. a hunger march. ভুখা a. hungry. ভুখা ভগবান the hungry mass; the proletariat, the have-nots. 15)

(p. 813) bhāẏa (poet.) to shine; (poet.) to exist or be present gracefully; to appear to be pleasing or likable. 16)

(p. 823) bhēṇḍāra a vendor. 13)

(p. 813) bhāraprāpta entrusted with charge or responsibility of, in charge. ভারপ্রাপ্ত আধিকারিক an officer-in-charge. 24)

(p. 820) bhūbhārata India and the rest of the world; the whole world. 11)

(p. 816) bhāsbatī of ভাস্বান । 9)

(p. 802) bharata, bharatapākhi the skylark. 69)

(p. 819) bhunikhicuḍ়i a kind of hotchpotch cooked by frying rice and pigeon-pea very slightly in ghee. 5)

(p. 802) bharjana frying in oil, fat etc. 82)

(p. 826) bhrātrīẏa brotherly, fraternal. 32)

(p. 813) bhāribhuri ostentatious show, pomp; bragging, vanity, pretence. 30)

(p. 823) bhōga enjoying, enjoyment; suffering or sustaining; sufferance; act of possessing and using as one's own, appropriation; sensual or earthly pleasures; an object of enjoyment or an article of food; food-offering made to a deity; an affliction, a trouble (দুঃখ ভোগ). ভোগ করা v. to enjoy; to suffer or sustain; to suffer from; to possess and use as one's own; to enjoy sensual or earthly pleasures. ভোগ দেওয়া v. to make food and entertainments to a deity, to offer foodoffering. ̃তৃষ্ণা n. thirst for sensual or earthly pleasures. ̃দেহ n. the subtle body to which a mortal being is reduced after death to enjoy or suffer the consequences of its earthly activities. ̃বাসনা same as ̃লালসা । ̃বিলাস n. sensual or earthly pleasures and luxury, (cp.) milk and honey. ̃বিলাসী a. enjoying sensual or earthly pleasures and luxury. ̃লালসা n. craving for sensual or earthly pleasures. ̃স্বত্ব n. occupancy right. ̃সুখ same as ̃বিলাস । 33)

(p. 823) bhēstā upset or spoilt or foiled. ভেস্তে যাওয়া v. to fail, to come to naught. ভেস্তানো v. to upset or spoil or foil; to be upset or spoilt or foiled. 21)

(p. 813) bhābōddīpaka thought-inspiring, thoughtprovoking; awakening ideas or emotions. 8)

(p. 818) bhujabala the strength of one's arms; physical strength; might, prowess. 20)