بور būr H adj. Barren (land). s. f. Chaff, husk. بورکالڐو būr kā laḍḍū, A sort of sweetmeat made with the husk of grain. (The confectioners avow the imposition and cry out to passengers, "youʼll repent if you eat it, or regret not tasting it." Hence, great men are sometimes called بورکالڐو when they make a practice of encou- raging their dependants to hope, but do nothing for them at last; as, dancing attendance on them and neglecting them are each likely to produce regret. The term also means, any person or thing, which is fair without and foul within, or

بد bud S̱. s. See بده buddhi or budh. S̱. or A. بدا bidā (विदाय or وداع) s. f. Dismis- sion, taking leave, farewell, adieu. بداکرنا bidā karnā, To bid farewell, to dismiss.

بلاند bilānd H s. f. A span.

باندا bāndā वंदा S̱. s. m. A parasite plant which grows on trees. (Epidendrum, particu- larly tesselatum. Roxb.). S̱. P. باندار bān-dār, s. m. A rocket-thrower.

بهيتريا bhītariyā आभ्यन्तरिक S̱. adj. used substantively, 1. The people who live in a house, not strangers, domestick. 2. Men who preside at a temple (i. e. بهنڐاري A steward; پوجاري A priest; رسوٴيا rasoʼiyā, A cook). 3. Those among the guests at a wedding feast who eat in company with the relations of the bride (those, who partake of the feast without, being called باهريا).

بوارا boʼārā H (from بونا) s. m. Seedtime.

بناونا banāʼonā H v. a. To make, to prepare. See بنانا banānā. H. S̱. بناياجانا banāyā jānā, v. n. To be making, to be in hand.

بچهيري bachherī S̱. (see بچهيرا) s. f. A foal, filly.

باقر bāḳir A part. act. (of بقر) Deeply learned, abounding in wealth and science.

بڙانا baṛānā S̱. v. a. To talk in oneʼs sleep, &c. See برانا barrānā.