ابني abanī अवनी S̱. s. f. The earth.

اتهربن अथर्व्वन् atharban S or atharvan, s. m. Name of the fourth Veda.

ازاربند izār-band P s. m. The string with which drawers are tied. ازاربندي رشته izār-band-ī rish- ta, Connexion through a wife; petticoat interest.

انبناؤ an-banāʼo H s. m. Discord, dissension, misunderstanding.

اپار अ and पार The opposite bank a-pār S. adj. Boundless, excessive.

اپبن upaban S (उपवन) s. m. A grove, an artificially planted wood or garden.

اڙبنگا aṛbangā H adj. Crooked, uneven.

بازوبند bāzū-band P s. m. An ornament worn on the arm, a bracelet.

بالابند bālā-band P s. m. A part of dress, a kind of turband: a coat of a particular kind. S. H. بالابهولا bālā-bholā, adj. Innocent, artless as a child. s. m. An artless child. S. H. بالاپن bālā-pan, s. m. Childhood, infancy.

برندابن brindā-ban S̱. s. m. Name of a place in the vicinity of Mathurā, and the scene of Kr̤ish̤- ṇaʼs sports with the Gopīs.

بغلبند bag̠ẖal-band P s. m. A kind of robe tied under the armpits.

بله بند bila-band H s. m. Settlement, regulation.

بن ban S (वन) s. f. A forest, a wood. بن جاترا ban-jātrā, s. f. The pilgrimage through the 84 forests of Braja. بن جهاڙنا ban-jhāṛnā or بن مارنا ban-mārnā or بن مجهاڙنا ban-majhāṛnā, To beat the forests. بن کنڐا ban-kanḍā or بن گونٿها ban-gonṭhā (Sans. वनगोविट्) Cow-dung found in the forests.

بن باس ban-bās S (वनवास) s. m. Living in the forest, forester.

بن بلأو ban-bilāʼo वनविडाल S̱. s. m. A wild cat.