ابوبکر abū bakr A (lit. father of the virgin) n. prop. The father-in-law and first successour to Muhammad.

ابکنا ubaknā H v. n. To vomit.

اتیبکتا atī-baktā S̱. adj. A great talker, a babbler.

اذبک uẕbak T s. m. Name of a Tartar tribe or nation.

اذبکني uẕbak-anī H s. f. A female Uẕbak.

بعلبک baʼaﻌlbak A n. prop. Balbek in Syria.

بل بکرا bal-bakrā S̱. (बलिवर्कर A goat for sacrifice) s. m. A person who dies in a battle, &c. without doing any thing.

بهبکنا bhabaknā H v. n. 1. To be enraged, to rush on with rage. 2. To catch fire. 3. To run with great rapidity (a horse).

بک bak S (वक) s. m. A crane. (Ardea torra and putea. Buch.). See بگلا baglā. بک چال bak-chāl, see بگ چال bag-chāl. بک دهيان لگانا bak dhyān lagānā, To act with dissimulation.

بک bak वाक् S̱. s. f. Prattle, chat, foolish talk, garrulity. بک جهک bak jhak, s. f. Prat- tle, &c. same as بک bak. بک جهک کرنا bak jhak karnā, To prattle, to chatter, to gabble. بک لگني bak lagnī, Talkativeness, garrulity.

بک بک bak bak S̱. (see s̱. بک) s. f. Prattle, foolish talk, babble, clack, gabble. بک بک کرنا bak bak karnā, To prattle, to chatter, to gab- ble. (Arab. بق بق).

بکارا bakārā H s. m. 1. A forerunner, a harbin- ger. 2. A traveller.

بکارت bakārat A (from بکر) s. f. Virginity.

بکاول bakāwal P s. m. 1. A cupbearer, a steward. 2. A head cook, superintendant of the kitchen. بکاولني bakāwal-nī, s. f. A female بکاول q. v.

بکاين bakāyan H s. f. The name of a tree. (Melia sempervirens. Sans. महानिम्ब).